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ANDREW LEE / NOV. 29, 2024 Kahuku head coach Sterling Carvalho called out a play against Saint Louis in the Open Division state championship game against Saint Louis in 2024 at Ching Complex.
1 /2 ANDREW LEE / NOV. 29, 2024 Kahuku head coach Sterling Carvalho called out a play against Saint Louis in the Open Division state championship game against Saint Louis in 2024 at Ching Complex.
JAMM AQUINO / NOV. 8, 2024 Kahuku head coach Sterling Carvalho celebrated with running back Malosi Fiatoa after his touchdown against Campbell during the second half of the semifinals of the Open Division state championships in 2024.
2 /2 JAMM AQUINO / NOV. 8, 2024 Kahuku head coach Sterling Carvalho celebrated with running back Malosi Fiatoa after his touchdown against Campbell during the second half of the semifinals of the Open Division state championships in 2024.
ANDREW LEE / NOV. 29, 2024 Kahuku head coach Sterling Carvalho called out a play against Saint Louis in the Open Division state championship game against Saint Louis in 2024 at Ching Complex.
JAMM AQUINO / NOV. 8, 2024 Kahuku head coach Sterling Carvalho celebrated with running back Malosi Fiatoa after his touchdown against Campbell during the second half of the semifinals of the Open Division state championships in 2024.
Sterling Carvalho, who guided Kahuku to three consecutive Open Division state football championships from 2021 to 2023, is out as head football coach for the Red Raiders.
In a letter to parents of student-athletes obtained by the Star-Advertiser and confirmed by multiple sources, Principal Donna Lindsey wrote that, “Coach Sterling Carvalho will no longer be serving as head coach of the KHS Football Program. Plans are in place to ensure continued support and stability for our student athletes and the Football Program. An interim head coach will be assigned while we begin the process of selecting a new head coach.”
A source told Star-Advertiser reporter Paul Honda that Carvalho confirmed to the school’s alumni association board that he is no longer the Kahuku football coach.
Carvalho has not returned text messages as of Wednesday morning.
Lindsey referred questions to the DOE Communications Branch, according to Honda.
Carvalho went 59-18 in six seasons as Kahuku’s head coach after he took over for Makoa Freitas, who went 11-2 as an interim head coach in 2017, replacing Lee Leslie.
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Kahuku won 32 consecutive games against Hawaii opponents beginning in 2021 following the COVID-19 pandemic.
Carvalho also scheduled games against the top teams in the country and defeated defending national champion St. John Bosco (Calif.), which at the time was ranked No. 3 in the country, in 2023.
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1 /2 ANDREW LEE / NOV. 29, 2024 Kahuku head coach Sterling Carvalho called out a play against Saint Louis in the Open Division state championship game against Saint Louis in 2024 at Ching Complex.
JAMM AQUINO / NOV. 8, 2024 Kahuku head coach Sterling Carvalho celebrated with running back Malosi Fiatoa after his touchdown against Campbell during the second half of the semifinals of the Open Division state championships in 2024.
2 /2 JAMM AQUINO / NOV. 8, 2024 Kahuku head coach Sterling Carvalho celebrated with running back Malosi Fiatoa after his touchdown against Campbell during the second half of the semifinals of the Open Division state championships in 2024.
ANDREW LEE / NOV. 29, 2024 Kahuku head coach Sterling Carvalho called out a play against Saint Louis in the Open Division state championship game against Saint Louis in 2024 at Ching Complex.
JAMM AQUINO / NOV. 8, 2024 Kahuku head coach Sterling Carvalho celebrated with running back Malosi Fiatoa after his touchdown against Campbell during the second half of the semifinals of the Open Division state championships in 2024.
Sterling Carvalho, who guided Kahuku to three consecutive Open Division state football championships from 2021 to 2023, is out as head football coach for the Red Raiders.
In a letter to parents of student-athletes obtained by the Star-Advertiser and confirmed by multiple sources, Principal Donna Lindsey wrote that, “Coach Sterling Carvalho will no longer be serving as head coach of the KHS Football Program. Plans are in place to ensure continued support and stability for our student athletes and the Football Program. An interim head coach will be assigned while we begin the process of selecting a new head coach.”
A source told Star-Advertiser reporter Paul Honda that Carvalho confirmed to the school’s alumni association board that he is no longer the Kahuku football coach.
Carvalho has not returned text messages as of Wednesday morning.
Lindsey referred questions to the DOE Communications Branch, according to Honda.
Carvalho went 59-18 in six seasons as Kahuku’s head coach after he took over for Makoa Freitas, who went 11-2 as an interim head coach in 2017, replacing Lee Leslie.
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Kahuku won 32 consecutive games against Hawaii opponents beginning in 2021 following the COVID-19 pandemic.
Carvalho also scheduled games against the top teams in the country and defeated defending national champion St. John Bosco (Calif.), which at the time was ranked No. 3 in the country, in 2023.
Hawaii Prep World Hawaii Prep World For high school sports record books, visit.
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