One more win. The Honolulu Little League All-Stars are just a victory away from returning to the sport’s biggest stage, the ...

The world championship quest for the Honolulu All-Stars came to an end Tuesday with a loss to South Carolina in an ...

The Honolulu Little League was eliminated from the Little League World Series Tuesday after losing to South Carolina.

Honolulu, under the direction of manager Gerald Oda, is making its fourth appearance at the LLWS since 2018 during a dominant ...

Williamsport, Pa. >> Championship dreams are high for the Honolulu team as it looks for its third Little League World Series ...

This week, as usual, sports bettors can get action on MLB games from U.S.-based gambling sites. Meanwhile, at least a couple ...

Fresh off winning the West Regional championship in California last week, the Honolulu All-Stars have arrived in Pennsylvania ...

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Oda, of course, was the coach of the team that won it all in 2018. “Sad that they won’t have a World Series this year. I feel bad especially for all the 12-year-old kids.

Congratulations to Coach Gerald Oda & the 2018 Little League World Champions. Your entire journey uplifted the State of Hawaii during a time when a major hurricane was barreling toward the islands.

Gerald Oda did not want a repeat of Game 2. The loss of focus. The misplays. Game 2 might have been the one time Oda’s players actually looked like 12-year-olds—mesmerized by the ESPN cameras ...

I found my purpose,” Oda explained. Oda’s GEICO manager, Laura Taliaferro, said, “Gerald is not just coaching baseball, but teaching them the Gerald Oda way of being kind, giving and genuine.