 ATA's
Hawaii service a hitBoise
State volleyball team loses to No. 13 Hawaii
BSU
men's golf team takes sixth in Hawaii tourneyCarolinians
on hand to feel Hawaii shudder - Triathlete, lovebirds experience
quake their 1st morning in paradise
Dream
spot, but huge task - Hawaii sounds nice to Capel, but facing Memphis
will be tough
Erickson
says upcoming foe Hawaii is 'as good as Boise State'
Hillcrest
team gets shaken up in Hawaii - Members of a local tennis team earn
the trip of a lifetime and experience a 6.7-magnitude earthquake
Lisa Hawley, 51,worked
to save the environment in Hawaii
Newlyweds drown
in Hawaii - AS PAIR TAKES PHOTOS, WAVE SWEEPS THEM AWAY
Tennis
trip to Hawaii not all fun in the sun
This
Hawaii fan shaken by quake news
Tropical
storm - Brennan leads the way as Hawaii scores early and often in
routing Fresno State
USS Arizona memorial
- 65 years ago, Hawaii attack led us into war
Vandals
wonder where good team went - Nevada picks up where Hawaii left off
Visitors,
residents make frantic calls from Hawaii after quake
Waterloo
nurse shaken in Hawaii earthquake
Wolves
march off to Hawaii on Sunday - Performing at Pearl Harbor anniversary;
only college band in Holiday Parade
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Maybe you recall a story I wrote a couple of weeks ago chronicling the journey of area tennis players Jill Bratberg and Jane Bentz of La Crosse and Kathy Kryzenske of Onalaska, Wis. The three players hooked up with an Eau Claire-based United States Tennis Association team, played well, had fun and wound up receiving an at-large bid to a sectional tournament in Minneapolis. To make a long story short, the team won the sectional tournament, therefore earning a totally unexpected trip to the USTA national tournament in Hawaii. On Sunday, the Northern State University Marching Wolves and a special guest will embark on the trip of a lifetime -- to Hawaii for the Waikiki Holiday Parade, commemorating the 65th anniversary of the bombing of Pearl Harbor and the island of Oahu. The bombing of Pearl Harbor marked the United States' entrance into World War II. A total of 2,390 members of the military forces died as a result of the attack. Last year, Marching Wolves director Boyd Perkins sent letters to the 15 surviving South Dakota World War II veterans, inviting them to travel with the band to Hawaii.
Most humiliating ever, one Fresno State player said. Maddening, another added. Worst loss yet, a Bulldog echoed. Say any bad word or any negative phrase, and it would accurately describe Fresno State's performance Saturday. Probably the Bulldogs' entire season. Heck, throw in the last four games of last season, too. Fresno State lost 68-37 to Hawaii before an announced crowd of 39,122 on homecoming, closing one chapter on close losses but starting a new one under brutal beatings.
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