Island Sports Media

Final Results: SHAKA Challenge

SteveK — Wed, 07 Jul 2010 09:08:48 +0000

ShakaChallenge

By Steve “Danger” Kajihiro

Congratulations to Team Pipeline2Paradise, who are the winners of the SHAKA Challenge with a total weight loss percentage of 7.53 % vs. Team Island Sports Media’s 6.28 %.

Team Pipeline2Paradise started the challenge with a total weight of 1281 lbs with a total weight loss of 96.5 lbs. Team Island Sports Media started with a total combined weight of 1473 lbs with a combined weight loss of 92.5 lbs.

This past 6 weeks flew by really fast and proves to me that a few weeks of proper nutrition and exercise can go a long way. I only dropped 16.5 pounds but I lost inches on my waist and also dropped from a 3XL t-shirt to a XL t-shirt.

This challenge really put life into prospective for me. Prior to this challenge, I was really sluggish and tired but now I have more energy than ever before. I dialed in my motive for staying healthy and my fire is now lit. Motive you ask? The motive is being healthy and alive to see my daughter grow up.

The challenge has thought me a few things in life. One of the lessons learned is that your true friends really do support you and encourage you to be healthy. They also notice the changes your body is going through. Another lesson learned has to do with goals. Set your goals and strive to achieve it. Whether it is to lose weight or be successful in business, you must have goals. Write down your goals and strive to achieve it everyday. As Terry Fator (the famous Las Vegas entertainer) once told me, continue striving for your dreams because if you don’t, your dream will die.

And if you ask me this question; What is the most important lesson learned in the past 6 weeks? I have to say this, believe in yourself. Anything is possible, if you just believe.

Here is a testimony from Tony Manibusan from Kaduku Clothing:

Wow what a tough 6 weeks. I weighed in at 185lbs tonight. That’s a total weight loss of 15lbs. I haven’t been this light for at least 5 years. Although the challenge is over, my goal has not been met. So I will continue the diet and cardio after this Sunday and I will send you an updated pic when I hit my goal of 175. Thank you ISM and Pipeline2Paradise for helping me to Staying Healthy And Keeping Alive!

Like Tony and the rest of my team, I used Bodybuilding.com as a place of reference. Their website, helped answer a lot of my questions and concerns. Their website was also an inspiration for me, knowing that there is a lot of other people with the same goals as me. With that said, go check out www.Bodybuilding.com.

I would also like to thank the 24 Hour Fitness Everett staff Audrey Burrell, who referred me to my personal trainer Eric Myking. Both of them, inspired me to stick to my fitness goals. Eric’s knowledge in nutrition and weight training, took my workouts to the next level. Thank you both.

Anyway, this journey to a healthier life has just begun for me. This six weeks brought me closer to my old friends and made me new ones too. Win or lose, this challenge made me realize the importance of staying healthy and keeping alive.

Congratulations to Team Pipeline2Paradise.com for winning this year’s SHAKA Challenge!

To everyone on Team Island Sports Media and Team Pipeline2Paradise.com, I am proud of you guys and please continue to strive for your goals. Each one of you got my support so if you need someone to talk too…feel free to give me a call. Believe me, Pu’ukani and Guy got calls from me during this challenge.

Here is one more challenge for all of you: The challenge in life is to be REAL… to find your true happiness & to maintain it! “LOVE the life you LIVE, LIVE the life you LOVE” One world, One God, One life, One love!! That is my friend Mahealani’s favorite quote and it is my favorite quote now….Live by it!

Thank you to our sponsors: Bodybuilding.com, Kaduku Clothing, Kimo’s Island BBQ and Teriyaki, Ekena’s Exotic Touch Apparel, IslandBeats.com, and outoftheblueimaging.com.

Steve Kajihiro - Island Sports Media:
Starting weight is 293lbs. Steve’s goal is to lose 50lbs in 6 weeks. Become leaner and loss body fat.

Starting: 293 lbs
Week 1: 287 lbs (loss of 6 lbs)
Week 2: 285.5 lbs (loss of 1.5 lbs)
Week 3: 285 lbs. (loss of .5 lbs)
Week 4: 284 lbs. (loss of 1 lbs)
Week 5: 282 lbs. (loss 2 lbs)
Week 6: 276.5 lbs. (loss of 5.5 lbs.)

Final Weight: 276.5 lbs (Total loss of 16.5 lbs)

Tony Manibusan – Owner of Kaduku Clothing: Starting weight is 200 lbs. Tony’s goal is 175 lbs.

Starting: 200 lbs.
Week 1: 195 lbs. (lost of 5 lbs.)
Week 2: 194 lbs. (lost of 1 lbs.)
Week 3: 191.5 lbs. (loss of 2.5 lbs)
Week 4: 189 lbs (loss of 2.5 lbs)
Week 5: 187 lbs (loss of 2 lbs)
Week 6: 185 lbs (loss of 2 lbs)

Final Weight: 185 lbs (Total loss of 15 lbs)

Mahea – classmate of Steve and Pu`ukani: Starting weight 179 lbs. Mahea’s goal is to lose 40 lbs in 6 weeks.

Starting: 179 lbs.
Week 1: 178 lbs. (lost of 1 lbs.)
Week 2: 177 lbs. (lost of 1 lbs.)
Week 3: 173 lbs. (lost of 4 lbs.)
Week 4: 173 lbs. (no weight loss)
Week 5: 171 lbs. (lost of 2 lbs)
Week 6: 170 lbs. (loss of 1 lb)

Final Weight 170 lbs. (Total loss: 9 lbs)

Kimo Slate – Kimo’s Island BBQ and Teriyaki: Starting weight 399lbs.

Kimo’s goal is to lose 60lbs in 6 weeks.

Starting: 399 lbs.
Week 1: 390 lbs. (loss of 9 lbs.)
Week 2: 388 lbs. (loss of 2 lbs.)
Week 3: 384 lbs. (loss of 4 lbs.)
Week 4: 373 lbs. (loss of 11 lbs. as of 06-24-10)
Week 5: 373 lbs. (loss of zero)
Week 6: 364 lbs (loss of 9 lbs)

Final Weight: 364 lbs. (Total loss of 35 lbs.)

Mike Sullivan - Island Sports Media: Starting weight 290lbs.

Mike's goal is 260lbs.

Starting: 290 lbs.
Week 1: 285 lbs. (loss of 5 lbs.)
Week 2: 289 lbs. (gain of 4 lbs.)
Week 3: 288 lbs. (loss of 1 lbs.)
Week 4: 287 lbs. (loss of 1 lbs.)
Week 5: 287 lbs. (loss of zero)
Week 6: 285 lbs. (loss of 2 lbs.)

Final weight: 285 lbs (Total loss of 5 lbs)

Kim – Island Sports Media supporter: Starting weight is 112lbs. Kim’s goal is to get rid of her baby fat and have a flat stomach after having three kids.
Week 1: Kim has attempted to quit smoking and cut down on her soda. She had been working out at the gym. No change in weight this week.
Week 2: No weight change. 112 lbs.
Week 3: No weight change. 112 lbs.
Week 4: Okay…as of 06-24-10, Kim finally weighed herself. She hasn’t weighed herself since the start of the challenge. She is now 100 lbs. A lost of 12 lbs. since the beginning of the challenge. Kim went from a snugg size 3 jeans to a comfortable size 1 jeans.
Week 5: 100 lbs.
Week 6: 100 lbs.

Final Weight: 100 lbs.
Total loss: 12 lbs.

Kim has been working out hard, doing Zumba, Yoga, Boot Camp. She sometimes work out twice a day. She also drinks her green smoothies.

Update: SHAKA Challenge – Staying Healthy and Keeping Alive

SteveK — Mon, 24 May 2010 05:48:34 +0000

Shaka Challenge

Team Island Sports Media vs. Team Pipeline2Paradise.com

By Steve Kajihiro

It is almost summer again and time to get back into that swimsuit, tank top, or whatever your summer attire is. This is also another round for the SHAKA Challenge which stands for Staying Healthy and Keeping Alive. The challenge begins May 24, 2010, ends on July 4, 2010.

Several years ago, Pipeline2Paradise.com came up with this challenge and went up against the Las Vegas Hawaiian media entities and then against family. This time, Island Sports Media called out Pu`ukani of Pipeline2Paradise.com and the challenge was on.

If you are like me, I love food especially “local” Hawaiian food. I frequently can be found at Oahu’s Hawaiian Restaurant eating my favorite plate lunch of Mochi Chicken and Katsu Combo plate or at Kimo’s Island BBQ and Teriyaki in Coupeville, WA eating a full rack of ribs. The result of this was an increase in my waist size and pounds, a lot of pounds. This lead to being sluggish and tired all the time, not to mention severely out of shape and unhealthy.

Rewind about 5 years, during this time I was working out 5 to 6 times a week and actually watching my diet. I consumed 6 meals a day and was around 220lbs and pretty lean. The doctor scared me with a diagnosis of fatty liver disease and I thought I was going to die, I probably will eventually…LOL. Anyway, I was working out, training Aikido and Kempo all at the same time. Now, rewind a few years earlier in college, my friends and I lived in the weight room. We were addicted to lifting weights. You probably could call us non-competitive bodybuilders. I would see myself in the gym 6 days a week, twice a day and conscious of what I ate. However, often times the strict diet was detrimental to me. I would often fall of the bandwagon and gain weight eating foods I missed, only to have to lose it again. But, my workouts always continued.

Okay back to 2010, I am now 293lbs which is close to the highest I ever been. At one point, I was over 300lbs. I did some soul searching if you call it that but I attribute this weight gain to being busy working, trying to put together a magazine, and also running a photography company. I am so busying doing work that I neglected my diet and my workouts. Believe it or not, I actually love working out but I was constantly tired. But wait, there is another factor in this equation, back in the early 2000’s my co-worker was killed on-duty and I had to notify his family of the death. This affected me more than anyone will ever know. I never really told anyone of the pain it caused me to see his family so distraught. I turned to food, photography, and martial arts to get me thought all that mess. I had to escape reality to forget everything. But, I quickly gained weight only to lose it and gain it back. Now, that my mind became clear, I was stuck in a rut of eating those comfort foods of home…Hawaii.

At the end of April 2010, I hurt my left quadriceps and knee while bowling. Yes, bowling and for those of you who know me, I was once a bowler in my younger days. I was also getting winded walking up stairs and starting to get occasional chest pains. This made me realize that enough was enough and I needed to re-prioritize my life. I love my daughter more than anyone in this world and want to see her grow up. Oh yeah, this may sound nuts but I also had a visit from my guardian angel (friend’s facebook posts) and led me to a bible. This inspired me to watch videos of church sermons and also read the bible. For those of you, that know me…I have never gone to church or read the bible so this was strange to me to be enjoying those videos. LIVE the life you love, LOVE the life you live” One world, One God, One life, One love!

In college, I used to work out to look good for the ladies. Now, I could care less what people think of me since I got no one to impress. Once in my life, I made this decision to do this for me.

So, with this decision in mind…I called Pu`ukani of Pipeline2Paradise.com and made the challenge. From that phone call, the SHAKA Challenge was on!

The SHAKA Challenge is a 6 week Challenge with the winning team to be determined by the most percentage weight loss as a team. The winning team will receive t-shirts from Kaduku Clothing and Kimo’s Island BBQ and Teriyaki, also downloads from IslandBeats.com, and music CDs…with hopefully more prizes to come.

Yes, I know we have skinny people on the team…Kim and Tony. But, this is a team effort. I purposely wanted them on our team. This gives the rest of us an incentive to work that much harder in the gym.

The team for Island Sports Media is as follows:

Kim – Island Sports Media supporter: Starting weight is 112lbs. Kim’s goal is to get rid of her baby fat and have a flat stomach after having three kids.

Week 1: Kim has attempted to quit smoking and cut down on her soda. She had been working out at the gym. No change in weight this week.
Week 2: No weight change. 112 lbs.
Week 3: No weight change. 112 lbs.
Week 4: Okay…as of 06-24-10, Kim finally weighed herself. She hasn’t weighed herself since the start of the challenge. She is now 100 lbs. A lost of 12 lbs. since the beginning of the challenge. Kim went from a snugg size 3 jeans to a comfortable size 1 jeans.
Week 5: 100 lbs.
Week 6: 100 lbs.

Final Weight: 100 lbs.
Total loss: 12 lbs.

Kim has been working out hard, doing Zumba, Yoga, Boot Camp. She sometimes work out twice a day. She also drinks her green smoothies.

We will be updating everyone’s progress once a week so check back often. Go Team Island Sports Media!

To follow Team Pipeline2Paradise.com, click here.

Okay guys, I wasn’t going to write a journal but I thought this would be a good way to get focus and keep my team motivated.

Week 4 and 5

Pu`ukani Sebala and Steve Kajihiro. Pu`ukani is wearing a T-shirt form Ekena’s Exotic Touch Apparel and Steve is hold a bag from Bodybuilding.com.

Week 5 is coming to an end. Sorry, i forgot to write a recap for week 4. This week, I have been in the gym everyday and sometimes twice a day doing cardio exercises. This past week, I jumped out of my comfort zone and tried Yoga. It was kind of comical attempting all those exercises but it was fun. The other day, I tried the Boxing Boot Camp at 24 Hour Fitness. I thought it was easy but I was wrong. I made it through the hour but I was so uncoordinated, I had to laugh at myself. Our trainer Eric put on a good class and I think it’s going to be a regular class for me.

This week, I dropped some weight but this time it was muscle weight. I wasn’t eating enough so I was told to increase my calories. It is hard for me to get the concept of eating more to lose weight. As hard as it is to believe, it is true. Years back, I had a nutritionist and trainer who had me eating a lot and I lost weight.

Anyway, I want to say good job to Kimo Slate of Kimo’s Island BBQ and Teriyaki in Coupeville, WA, who is working hard on his diet. Kimo lost a total of 26 pounds since the challenge started. He told me that his shorts are starting to fall off and his legs don’t hurt as much during the long days at work. Keep up the good work, Kimo!!!

To all of Team ISM and supporters, I am proud of you guys and keep up the good work. This challenge is for all of you. One thing, I want you to remember is to take care of your number one priorities you and your Ohana (family), kids, boyfriend, girlfriend, wife, husband, or all of the above for some. By keeping healthy, you will be able to take care of them for a long time. Just remember, you need to take care of yourself before you can take care of others. But also make time for them too!

A friend shared this quote with me and I will pass it on….try to live by it: LIVE the life you love, LOVE the life you live” One world, One God, One life, One love!!

Anyway, that’s it for now. I think I have been working too hard in the gym and started to feel sick today. I am going to get some rest now. Until next week…..Go Team Island Sports Media!!

Thank you to our sponsors: Bodybuilding.com, Kaduku Clothing, Kimo’s Island BBQ and Teriyaki, Ekena’s Exotic Touch Apparel, IslandBeats.com, and outoftheblueimaging.com.

Here is the results after Week 4:

Steve Kajihiro – Island Sports Media:
Starting weight is 293lbs. Steve’s goal is to lose 50lbs in 6 weeks. Become leaner and loss body fat.

Starting: 293 lbs
Week 1: 287 lbs (lost of 6 lbs)
Week 2: 285.5 lbs (lost of 1.5 lbs)
Week 3: 285 lbs (lost of .5 lbs)
Week 4: 284 lbs (lost 1 lbs)

Tony Manibusan – Owner of Kaduku Clothing: Starting weight is 200 lbs. Tony’s goal is 175 lbs.

Starting: 200 lbs.
Week 1: 195 lbs. (lost of 5 lbs.)
Week 2: 194 lbs. (lost of 1 lbs.)
Week 3: 191.5 lbs. (lost of 2.5 lbs)
Week 4: 189 lbs (lost of 2.5 lbs)

Mahea – classmate of Steve and Pu`ukani: Starting weight 179 lbs. Mahea’s goal is to lose 40 lbs in 6 weeks.

Starting: 179 lbs.
Week 1: 178 lbs. (lost of 1 lbs.)
Week 2: 177 lbs. (lost of 1 lbs.)
Week 3: 173 lbs. (lost of 4 lbs.)
Week 4: 173 lbs. (no weight loss)

Kimo Slate – Kimo’s Island BBQ and Teriyaki: Starting weight 399lbs.

Kimo’s goal is to lose 60lbs in 6 weeks.

Starting: 399 lbs.
Week 1: 390 lbs. (lost of 9 lbs.)
Week 2: 388 lbs. (lost of 2 lbs.)
Week 3: 384 lbs. (lost of 4 lbs.)
Week 4: 373 lbs. (lost of 11 lbs. as of 06-24-10)

Mike Sullivan – Island Sports Media: Starting weight 290lbs.

Mike’s goal is 260lbs.

Starting: 290 lbs.
Week 1: 285 lbs. (lost of 5 lbs.)
Week 2: 289 lbs. (gain of 4 lbs.)
Week 3: 288 lbs. (lost of 1 lbs.)
Week 4: 287 lbs. (lost of 1 lbs.)

Kim – Island Sports Media supporter: Starting weight is 112lbs. Kim’s goal is to get rid of her baby fat and have a flat stomach after having three kids.

Week 1: Kim has attempted to quit smoking and cut down on her soda. She had been working out at the gym. No change in weight this week.
Week 2: No weight change. 112 lbs.
Week 3: No weight change. 112 lbs.
Week 4: 100 lbs (lost of 12 lbs) Okay…as of 06-24-10, Kim finally weighed herself. She hasn’t weighed herself since the start of the challenge. She is now 100 lbs. A lost of 12 lbs. since the beginning of the challenge. Kim went from a snugg size 3 jeans to a dcomfortable size 1 jeans.
Kim has been working out hard, doing Zumba, Yoga, Boot Camp. She sometimes work out twice a day. She also drinks her green smoothies.

Week 3

This is the end of week 3 and beginning of Week 4. This was another hard week for me. I didn’t miss a workout but I did eat and drink some. Anyway, this next three weeks is crunch time. I told myself, there will be no distractions and not going out to eat at any Hawaiian Restaurants…even if it’s just chicken salad. Yep, I said it. I am not going to eat or step foot in a Hawaiian Restaurant for the next three weeks.

Braddah Guy turned me and Puukani on to alkaline water, which suppose to be good for your body. Anyway, I am trying it. Oh yeah, I also wanted to try coconut water but I was told it is on a global shortage…so I guess I gotta wait.

Anyway, big thank you to all of our sponsors and to my trainer at 24 hour Fitness Eric M. and Audrey the cutie in registration. Check them out if you are in the Everett, WA area.

To my team, this is it…the last three weeks. Follow my lead. I am going to bust my butt in the gym and on the dinner table. I expect everyone of you to do the same. Please don’t let me or yourself down. Okay…Here is the challenge.. for the ISM team member that I feel has the most dedication and commitment to this SHAKA Challenge, I will sponsor their airfare to Vegas for the SHAKA Challenge party..(that’s if we have one). You will need to post daily on what you are doing, like working out…etc. I also expect a weekly journal updates on what you done the past week, much like I am doing now. I will be watching. More importantly, I will be watching your progress with weight loss.

Danger Danger here comes Team Island Sports Media.

Week 2

SHAKA Challenge – Team Island Sports Media with Kaduku Clothing.

Okay, this is the end of week 2. This was a tough week for me since on Friday we had the Hawaiian BBQ event and I also visited Kimo’s Island BBQ and Teriyaki. I did break my diet and ate but I also put in extra cardio.

Over the weekend, I also felt a little down. Burnt out maybe. I was tired and lost all of my focus. I called my teammates in an attempt to get back on track but it took a call from Pu’ukani of Pipeline2Paradise that put me back on track. He told me to find a motive for getting back in shape. Well, I thought about it….my motive is my health and my daughter. I want to live to see my kid grow up so staying healthy is a must.

Mahalo Bodybuilding.com for the cool items for the contestants.

I am now more focused than ever before. I am on track, losing one to two pounds per week. Anything more, is not healthy and the chance of gaining it back is higher. So, I am sticking to what my trainer Eric is telling me…plus I get to eat. The staff at 24 hour Fitness Everett are awesome: Eric, Audrey, and Shaun have all been great. If you guys need a gym membership go see either Audrey or Shaun….(I’d go see Audrey, she’s cuter. LOL..sorry Shaun, just telling the truth). And if you need a trainer, go see Eric. Eric has a lot of knowledge in weight loss through experience. He has been there, just like all of us in the challenge.

To follow Team Pipeline2Paradise.com, click here.

End of School Year Hawaiian BBQ

SteveK — Sun, 09 May 2010 17:25:14 +0000

End of School Year Hawaii BBQ

Jefferson Elementary PTA presents the End of School Year Hawaiian BBQ.

Come down and get a taste of Hawaii. There will be Hawaiian music, hula, food, games for kids, and Hawaiian vendors.

June 4, 2010
5:30 pm to 8:30 pm
Eisenhower Middle School
10200 25th Avenue SE
Everett, WA 98208

Music by Jus’ Us and Hawaii’s Music Award Nominee Alika Nako’oka from Maui, Hawaii (www.alikasmusic.com). Hula by MPF Polynesia Productions. *Performer Alika Nako’oka has agreed to donate $2 from the price of his CD “Promise Me This” sold during the end-of-year BBQ to the Jefferson PTA Playground Equipment Fund.

There will also be games for the kids, Hawaiian vendors and raffle drawings for several Hawaiian-themed gift baskets (including a hand-made Hawaiian Quilt. Raffle tickets will be sold during the event for $1 each.

Tickets for the general public is $10 pre-sale/$12 at the door, which will include a choice of a Kalua Pig or Teriyaki Chicken Plate with rice and toss salad.

Tickets are available for the general public at Oahu’s Hawaiian Restaurant at 7318 Evergreen Way in Everett and at the door.

Jefferson Elementary School Families:

Tickets to the End-of-Year BBQ will be sold in advance thru Friday, May 28th (flyers should have gone home last week with the students). Prices will be $5.00 each for Jefferson PTA families and $5.50 each for non-PTA Jefferson families.

The ticket gives you entry into the event and your choice of a Kalua Pig (smoked pulled pork) or Teriyaki Chicken plate. A Kids’ Hot Dog plate will be available for $3.50 each (for the less adventurous palates). Ticket prices for Jefferson families will go up to $10 at the door.

The net proceeds from the BBQ will go towards the Jefferson PTA Playground Equipment Fund. As you may know, the re-model of Jefferson will be completed next year, but we still need to raise money to purchase the playground equipment, the cost of which is not included as part of the re-model.

For more information or to be a vendor email: 2010JeffersonPTABBQ@gmail.com

*Note this event is being held at Eisenhower Middle School due to construction at Jefferson Elementary School.

Update: Estes, Satele, and Hisatake to the NFL

SteveK — Tue, 27 Apr 2010 00:15:11 +0000

Brashton Satele at NFL Pro Day

According to reports from the Honolulu Advertiser, three former University of Hawaii Warriors signed free-agent contracts after today’s draft. Center John Estes signed with the Jacksonville Jaguars, and offensive tackle Ray Hisatake signed a three year contract with the Carolina Panthers.

Update: 04-27-10

It was originally reported by the Honolulu Advertiser that Brashton Satele signed with the Raiders. Island Sports Media just spoke to Brashton via phone, who informed us that he is now going to be leaving on Thursday for a tryout with the New York Jets instead of the Raiders. The Jets seems to be a better situation for him.

Satele and Hisatake both trained for the NFL Pro Day with Chad Ikei of Ikei Performance in Scottsdale, Arizona.

2010 NFL Draft

ISM Staff — Fri, 23 Apr 2010 05:54:00 +0000

NFL Draft 2010

By ISM Staff

The first round of the 2010 NFL Draft is officially over but the journey for two islanders Tyson Alualu and Mike Iupati has just begun. Alualu who graduated from Hawaii’s St. Louis High School in 2005 has joined a select few Hawaii players to be drafted in the first round of the NFL draft, which includes Herman Wedemeyer, Russ Francis, Al Harris, Chris Naeole, and Ashley Lelie.

Alualu a 6 feet 2 1/2, 298lb defensive end from the University of California was selected as the 10th overall pick by the Jacksonville Jaguars. Alualu’s work ethic, skill, and high motor should be a great asset to the Jaguars. Alualu was named by the Honolulu Advertiser as the ILH Player of the Year during his senior year of high school and was also a first team All-Pac-10 selection.

The San Francisco 49ers’ 17th overall pick went to Mike Iupati a 6′5″, 331lb offensive guard from University of Idaho. Iupati was born and raised in American Samoa but his family moved to California, where he attended Western High School.

Iupati a three year starter for the Idaho Vandals is a big and rugged blocker which will boost the 49ers offensive line this upcoming season. Iupati was a 2009 All-American and first team All-WAC selection.

Here is the list of the islanders that were drafted or signed as free agents (04/24/10). We will update it as more information comes in or visit http://jodatoa.blogspot.com/ for more information on the Polynesian football players.

1. Jacksonville Jaguars – Tyson Alualu (DT) California - 10th Overall pick, 1st Round.

2. San Francisco 49ers – Mike Iupati (OG) Idaho - 17th Overall pick, 1st Round.

3. Miami Dolphins – Koa Misi (OLB) Utah - 8th pick, 2nd Round.

4. Philadelphia Eagles – Daniel Te’o-Nesheim (DE) Washington - 22nd pick, 3nd Round.

5. Cleveland Browns – Shawn Lauvao (OG) Arizona State - 28th pick, 3rd Round.

6. Kansas City Chiefs – Tony Moeaki (TE) Iowa - 29th pick, 3rd Round.

7. St. Louis Rams – Mike Hoomanawanui (TE) Illinois - 1st pick, 5th Round.

Free Agent Rookie Signings:

1. Jacksonville Jaguars – John Estes (C) Hawaii

2.. Carolina Panthers – Ray Hisatake (OT) Hawaii

Tryouts:

1. New York Jets – Brashton Satele (LB) Hawaii

2. San Francisco 49ers – Aaron Kia (OL) Hawaii

3. San Francisco 49ers – Rocky Savaiigaea (DL) Hawaii

Tanoa Contact Football Camp

SteveK — Fri, 16 Apr 2010 20:13:22 +0000

Tanoa Camp 2010

The Tanoa Football Contact Camp is here!! Two days of intense competition for top high school athletes. Coaching staff will include former college coaches and NFL players, junior college and local high school coaches.

July 30 & 31, 2010
Muckleshoot Tribal School
Auburn, Washignton

Pre-register before July 1, 2010- $75
Walk-ups and Registrations received after July 1st deadline- $100

2010 Ultimate 7’s & Linemen Competition
May 8, 2010
Muckleshoot Tribal School
39015 172nd Avenue South East
Auburn WA 98092

Pre-register before May 1, 2010- $40
Walk-ups and Registrations received after May 1st deadline- $50

Tanoa Bowl
Washington All-Stars vs. Alaska All-Stars
January 1, 2011
Auburn Memorial Stadium

The first inaugural Tanoa Bowl is scheduled for the 1st of
January 2011 featuring the classes of 2011 through 2013.
The Tanoa Bowl in definition is a platform to showcase top
student athletes and their achievements. It is also there to
recognize the hard work and dedication that these players
are making as positive role models both in their community
and on the football field.

Contact simi@uedgesports.com or visit www.uedgesports.com for more information.

Sponsored by Ultimate Edge Sports, Island Sports Media, Big John Manumaleuna Foundation, AIGA Foundation, and Pipeline2Paradise.com.

ISM Shirt Giveway!!

SteveK — Fri, 16 Apr 2010 00:24:41 +0000

Update: Congratulations to M.Faalele for winning the t-shirt. Respond to your email notification by April 24 at 12pm PST to claim your shirt.

We will be giving away one of our Island Sports Media T-Shirt on Saturday April 17, 2010. To enter go to www.islandsportsmedia.net and sign up for our mail list. The winner will be chosen from our mail list. Deadline is April 17, 2010 at noon. Winner will be notified by email. Winner will have 7 days to respond. Tell you friends to sign up for a chance to win.

ISM T-Shirt

TEN FEET: April 10 in Seattle, WA

SteveK — Tue, 06 Apr 2010 05:26:43 +0000

TEN Feet Aloha Jam V

Respect Productions Presents:

Aloha Jam V
April 10, 2010
Studio Seven in Seattle
Door Open at 7pm
Tickets $20 at the door, $15 presale at www.ticketswest.com.

Visit www.respectproductions.com for more information.

Now Open!! Kimo’s Island BBQ – Coupeville, Washington

SteveK — Tue, 23 Mar 2010 02:29:07 +0000

Kimos Island BBQ

Kimo’s Island BBQ and Teriyaki is now open. Kimo’s is located on Whidbey Island at 606 N. Main Street in Coupeville, Washington. Kimo has BBQ (Ribs, Brisket, Chicken…etc), teriyaki, and some of your island favorites. Kimo also does catering.

Visit www.KimosIslandBBQ.com for more information.

Island Sports Media T-Shirt

SteveK — Tue, 16 Mar 2010 23:51:15 +0000

ISM T-Shirt

Island Sports Media’s Logo T-Shirt is here! Support ISM and get a shirt today. Our shirts were designed by Tony Manibusan of Kaduku Clothing.

Shirts are now in stock.

Click here to order your shirt for $15.00.

Shirts will also be available on www. kadukuclothing-online.com soon.

We have been asked why the lettering “ISM” goes from bottom to top instead of the other way like most other designs? Our answer is simple, ISM has always sent a message to our youth about moving upward and onward to better things, thus our direction….up up up.