Paul Honda is a sports reporter at the Honolulu Star-Advertiser. He specializes in competitive sports, covering topics such as basketball, softball, football, and baseball, with a particular focus on Hawaii's athletic landscape. Honda's work has been featured in Yahoo Sports, Yahoo News, and the Honolulu Star-Advertiser.
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Paul Honda's coverage primarily focuses on local high school sports, particularly basketball and football in Hawaii. His work heavily features event coverage with a smaller portion dedicated to evolving stories within the realm of sports. Given his focus on local events, he would likely be interested in pitches related to human-interest stories about athletes or teams from the region.
Considering that Paul's geographic focus is locally centered around Hawaii and Honolulu, relevant pitches may involve profiles of standout players or coaches from these areas, as well as unique trends or developments within high school sports specific to this region.
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The gold and black are back.
By: Paul Honda
There is no end in sight for the Radford Rams competitive cheer dynasty.
PUKALANI, Maui >> The might and power of the Kamehameha-Maui Warriors was on full display in a 60-26 rout of OIA champion Roosevelt on Saturday night at Kana‘iaupuni Stadium.
By: Paul Honda
At this point, sometimes the most peace AJ Dybantsa enjoys is on the court with his teammates.
The homecoming party is underway for JJ Mandaquit and his island brothers at Utah Prep.
Freshman forward Shaileia Hookahi-Bannister scored all 10 of her points in the third quarter as No. 2-ranked Konawaena built a 20-point lead, then hung on for dear life in a 49-39 win over King’s High School (Seattle) on Friday at the HBA Invitational.
The saga continues.
Its two-time All-State Player of the Year returned, and Saint Louis trailed Kamehameha 10-2 to begin the game.
By: Paul Honda
Tyger Taam always had a dream.
By: Paul Honda
Three years ago, Kyla Okamoto and Leila Leano were the only two freshmen on a Pac-Five squad that made a magnificent run to the Division II state championship in girls soccer.
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