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ScoringLive StaffApril 9, 2015, 11:34pm
Twelve seniors statewide have been named scholarship recipients of the National Football Foundation and College Hall of Fame, Inc., the Hawaii chapter announced.
The recipients are: Farrington's Bryce Tatupu-Leopoldo and Breiden Fehoko; Iolani's Tyler Teruya and Kamuela Borden; Punahou's Kanawai Noa and Maaveave Malaesaili Petaia; Kailua's Colin Kubota; St. Anthony's Grayson Nolette; Lahainaluna's Connor Mowat; University High's Tsubasa Brennan; Kamehameha's Noah Crabbe; and McKinley's Alexander Wong.
The scholar athletes and their families will be honored at a banquet 11:30 a.m. April 26 at the Royal Hawaiian Hotel's Monarch Room.
Keynote speaker will be former University of Hawaii football coach June Jones.
Individual tickets for the banquet are $70. Tables for 10 are $800 for Gold Sponsors, and $750 for a regular table. Deadline to reserve is April 23.
The scholarship recipients were chosen by five-member selection committee, which considered the student's academic standing, community service and football ability.
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