Rising star
I don’t normally write about anything having to do with intermediate school or JV sports, but when someone breaks a 31-year-old record in track and field it catches my attention.
Madison Moku broke a record set in 1983 at the ILH championships.
Moku, an eighth-grader at Hawaii Baptist, ran 200 meters in 26.13 in the finals Saturday at Punahou. Amy Hallett of St. Andrew’s Priory ran 26.7 (hand-timed) in 1983. Moku had run 26.71 in the trials.
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Now this is waaaaay cool!!
Dave-Mahalo for the shout out! Mommy & Daddy are proud of her.
Is that former UH defensive back Sam Moku’s daughter?
Coach Chow could use some fresh legs and speed on the football team. Better offer a scholie Norm! Who cares if it’s a female as you need whatever talent is available out there. 1-11 team can’t be picky!
Could she be the daughter of former UH football player Sam Moku who has been involved with track for a very long time.
Dave, thanks for the shout out. Mommy and Daddy are proud of her. See you at the State track meet.
go girl – work hard and get it don – grand pa