Mikaele Oloa-The 2010 World Fireknife Champion

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Mikaele Oloa is the 2010 World Fireknife Champion. After watching and reflecting upon his performance, how can you relate to his expertise? Do you see your own possibilities at pursuing your righteous desires and pursuits? To become really outstanding in your worthy pursuits requires that you Work Hard, Work Smart, and Work Together, just like Mikaele Oloa did to become a world champion in his own right. 

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Rick Mount High School National Player of the Year

Rick Mount, National High School Basketball Player of the Year

Practiced 400 shots a day

Five-on-Five 3 hours per day

At the age of 60, he can still hit 97-100 from the 3-point range.


There is no substitute for hard work.

Listen to David Jimenez: HPHS Teacher and Lacrosse Coach

Click the > play button below and listen to the wisdom of David Jimenez, HPHS boys' Lacrosse Coach. Coach Jimenez shares excellent insights for being a successful student-athlete, principles that one can use for a lifetime to enjoy happy and successful living.

HPHS Podcast 3: Coach David Jimenez

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Play Lacrosse and get Recruited

How To Get Recruited For Lacrosse

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We Are the Champions

Student-Athletes, set your goal to win a championship. Work hard, work smart, and work together and then you will realize your goal by winning the championship. It takes each player doing his or her part. Seek to be a champion player, and your combined efforts will produce a championship team. You can do it, IF YOU WILL.

we are the CHAMPIONS

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How to be Athletic and Academic Champion

Paying the price to be an Academic Champion is like paying the price to be an athletic champion. Rick Mount practiced his basketball skills 5-6 hours per day, shooting about 400 or more shots and then playing pick-up games. Studying hard in your school work makes one a great student just like practicing basketball makes one a great basketball player. If you repeated a math problem 100 times, do you think you would know it? If you read a page 50 times, would you know it? Students, the message is clear: Study! Study! Study! and you will be an Academic Champion.