Iolani Raiders Booster Club

*Mission*	The mission of the Iolani Raiders Boosters Club is to perpetuate the IOLANI ONE TEAM culture as taught by Father Kenneth A. Bray.
Vision	Our vision is that every member of the Iolani community exemplifies the IOLANI ONE TEAM culture, in athletics and throughout life.

What’s New

The Iolani Raiders Boosters Club mourns the passing of long-time member and former director Masa Yonamine. Services will be held (see more).

Raiders celebrate Homecoming on Halloween (see more)

Good times were had at the Old-Timers Get-Together (See more)

See DVD shown at Old-Timers Get-Together

Deserving students presented 2008 Edward K. Hamada ONE TEAM Awards (see more)

2008 Hamada awardees share their ONE TEAM perspectives (see more)

Iolani Athletics

Iolani School
563 Kamoku Street
Honolulu, HI 96826
808-949-535

The Iolani Raiders Boosters Club is able to pursue its Mission and Vision through the generosity of its members, who contribute both financially and by providing manpower for events. All contributions in support of the Mission and Vision are welcome. The Iolani Raiders Boosters Club has tax-exempt status under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code; contributions are tax deductible to the extent allowed by law. Membership in the Club is open to all adults who support the Club's Mission.

visits

Iolani’s Eddie Hamada field was the site of the 2008 homecoming game. (see more)

Who is the gentleman in the cap and what is he doing? He’s renowned director Tom Coffman and he’s applying a critical eye to videotaping of Mr. Edward Hamada for a proposed ONE TEAM documentary. (See more)

2008 ONE TEAM AWARDS (see more)

Mason Choy ’08 received the award for Div II basketball, joining brothers Mathew ’03 and Marcus ’06 in becoming the first family to have three recipients of the ONE TEAM award.

Many ONE TEAM award winning student-athletes shared their perspectives of ONE TEAM (read them)

Values

• Teamwork - In a letter to a championship team, Father Bray wrote: “You are not individuals greedy for individual honor, but members of a team eager for team achievement.”

• Sportsmanship - Good sportsmanship does not diminish competitive intensity. Good sportsmanship can lead to an ideal competitive attitude.

• Balance - Each team member is also a member of his or her family, school, and community, and must fulfill responsibilities to them as well as dedicating his or her efforts to sports.

• Life-Time Principles - The IOLANI ONE TEAM culture applies beyond completion of the athletic season and even beyond graduation from Iolani School.