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1/20/2012
Varsity, JV & Freshmen _ Westview - 5:45 pm
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Welcome to Alohahoops.com
As the 2011 - 2012 basketball season approaches, we are working diligently to prepare for a season of transition.
We hope you enjoy the new look of Alohahoops.com and invite you to navigate through the website to get familiar with the Aloha Boy’s Basketball Program.
Whether you are a basketball player, parent or maybe just an interested party, the purpose of our website is to keep you informed, answer any questions and share any updates that can all be found in one central location.
Please be sure to click on the Coaches link to learn more about the new basketball coaching staff, as we all look forward to meeting everyone as the fall season progresses.
Warm regards,
Coach Shired
GO WARRIORS!
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Freshmen Schedule JV2 Schedule
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An Aloha Warrior Guy Are You An Aloha Warrior Guy?
An Aloha Warrior guy can come in any size, shape or color. There is no common denominator except a love for the game and a desire to get the most out of his abilities. He is not only proud of his strengths, but understands his weakness. He is first of all concerned with the good of his team and knows that individual recognition will come through team excellence.
An Aloha Warrior guy has the enthusiasm of an evangelist, the discipline of a monk, the heart of a warrior, and never loses the honesty and character of a small boy.
An Aloha Warrior guy appreciates the support of hundreds of fans, but he is much more aware of the example he is setting for some small boy watching from the sidelines. He is happy when he scores a basket, but never forgets that a teammate threw him the ball. While he never lets up at either end of the floor, the other team is not the real opponent; it is the full extent of his own potential that he is always playing against.
An Aloha Warrior guy defends his basket as if his life depended on it, dives for loose balls, and isn’t afraid to sacrifice his body for the team; he would expect nothing less of himself. He lets the referees, with occasional assistance from his coach, do the officiating.
An Aloha Warrior guy is made and not born. He is constantly striving to reach his potential, knowing that he will bypass other players who cannot withstand the strain of this quest for excellence. He realizes that the challenges and competition of today’s game will better prepare him for tomorrow’s world. He knows that the true measure of his performance is not recorded in wins and losses, but how much of himself he has given to the game.
An Aloha Warrior guy never realizes when the odds are stacked against him; he can only be defeated by a clock that happens to run out of time. He is what a small boy wants to become and what an old man can remember with great pride that he once was.
