Kamehameha girls basketball hit the reset button two years ago, with coach Weston Willard and seven freshmen converging to put their imprint on the program.
The Warriors missed their lofty goals right out of the gate, but last season they reclaimed the BIIF title and were on the cusp of getting Kamehameha back to being the pre-eminent Division II program in the state, before falling short.
“The shots that we expected to go in didn’t go in,” junior Jordyn Mantz said of a loss to Hawaii Baptist last February in the HHSAA title game.
So, with five of those original seven now seasoned juniors seemingly ready to peak, what’s the prognosis for Year 3?