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Wildcats compete in tourney

By CONNOR WHITT Hawaii Tribune-Herald cwhitt@hawaiitribune-herald.com | Friday, September 1, 2023, 12:05 a.m.

Konawaena's Neveah Havens-Seyler dives for a dig against West Salem (Ore.) on the first day of pool play Thursday at Kamehameha Schools Hawai'i's (KSH) volleyball tournament in Keaau. The Wildcats are competing on the other side of the island following a season-opening win over Kanu o ka ’Aina in straight sets on Wednesday at home. (CONNOR WHITT/HAWAII TRIBUNE-HERALD)

Konawaena’s Neveah Havens-Seyler dives for a dig against West Salem (Ore.) on the first day of pool play Thursday at the KSH volleyball tournament in Keaau. The Wildcats are competing on the other side of the island following a season-opening win over Kanu o ka ‘Aina in straight sets Wednesday at home. (CONNOR WHITT/HAWAII TRIBUNE-HERALD)

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