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The Lahainaluna Super Bowl Tribute - Vimarsana News

The Lahainaluna Super Bowl Tribute

This year’s Super Bowl LVIII was the most viewed one up to date. 49ers, Chiefs, and Taylor Swift fans spent their Sunday evening with eyes glued to the screen as the Chiefs narrowly won the game in overtime.   Much of the media coverage regarding the game centers around celebrity sightings, the halftime show, or the...

NFL to Honor Maui Fire Victims by Making Players and Coaches From Lahainaluna High Honorary Super Bowl Captains - Vimarsana News

NFL to Honor Maui Fire Victims by Making Players and Coaches From Lahainaluna High Honorary Super Bowl Captains

“The resilience of the Lahainaluna High School football team emerged as a source of inspiration and rallying point for the broader community of Lahaina."

Lunas invited to Super Bowl for 'once-in-a-lifetime experience' | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Lunas invited to Super Bowl for 'once-in-a-lifetime experience' | News, Sports, Jobs

LAHAINA — When Teva Loft, Morgan “Bula” Montgomery, Kaulana Tihada and Kuola Watson were called to the principal’s office on Jan. 25 at Lahainaluna High

Super Bowl LVIII: Lahainaluna players, coaches headed to Las Vegas to be coin flip captains - Vimarsana News

Super Bowl LVIII: Lahainaluna players, coaches headed to Las Vegas to be coin flip captains

MaxPreps News - Teva Loft, Morgan Montgomery, Kaulana Tihada, Luola Watson will be part of pregame ceremonies as Kansas City takes on San Francisco.

Homecoming brings hope, community to Lahaina after Hawaii wildfire - Vimarsana News

Homecoming brings hope, community to Lahaina after Hawaii wildfire

Varsity and junior varsity football teams in Lahaina, Hawaii played their first home games since the town was destroyed in the deadliest U.S. wildfire in more than a century. The return of football helped give the town a glimmer of hope amid the tragedy.