Paul Honda is a sports reporter at the Honolulu Star-Advertiser. He covers a wide range of topics within the sports realm, focusing on both individual and team sports, as well as the competitive sports landscape and sports business. 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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By: Paul Honda
Mililani collected eight of 10 first-place votes from coaches and media to remain atop the Star-Advertiser Football Top 10 this week.
Everything shines, everything glitters.
The shift happens.
Marcus Peters has seen plenty of football from the youth level to the NFL.
Marcus Peters has seen plenty of football from the youth level to the NFL. The former Kansas City Chiefs defensive back grew up in the McClymonds High School program, playing under his father, Michael Peters, and carries on a legacy for the Warriors as their first-year head coach. Even after a 50-0 loss to Hawaii’s top-ranked team, Mililani, Peters was positive. He sought out Mililani’s ...
Beckham Collman connected on second-half field goals of 28 and 23 yards while special teams scored with a safety as No. 3-ranked Kapolei outlasted No. 4 Kamehameha, 8-0, on Saturday night at the Hurricanes’ field.
The eye test matches the production.
By: Paul Honda
Resilient in the face of tragedies near and far, two football programs take the field Saturday with more in common than the game.
By: Paul Honda
There’s nothing like a five-day stretch of thousands of air miles, nearly 100 ground miles and, just for more traffic time, a vehicle fire to stop traffic for an extra hour on the way to Kahuku.
By: Paul Honda
OIA regular-season volleyball play is in action while the ILH Division I remains idle until next week.
