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Waiakea is taking the typical one-game-at-a-time philosophy, but don’t accuse Ashley Hanohano of coach-speak.
The phrase may be cliche, but this season it carries more cache.
The BIIF schedule-makers are cutting right to the chase in Division I girls volleyball. First up for the Warriors on Aug. 19 at home is none other than five-time champion Kamehameha.
“The BIIF wasn’t playing (around),” Hanohano said.
She is quick to point out Kamehameha did not start its run on her watch — as a player.