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Kaiser's 2 1/2 twins highlight siblings on the diamond


Stacy Kaneshiro | ScoringLive
March 30, 2016, 1:52pm



Twin Cities usually refer to Minneapolis-St. Paul in Minnesota, but they have nothing over Hawaii Kai when it comes to twin teammates.

Kaiser's softball team has the distinction of fielding 2 ½ sets of twins.

First, there are seniors Crystal and Tiana Ching-Lake. They are in their fourth season as Kaiser's battery (Crystal's the pitcher, Tiana's the catcher). To assure coach Mitch Matsumoto continues to have twin teammates the next three years, there are freshmen Precious and Primrose Aholelei.

Nakamoto family

Stacy Kaneshiro | SL

McNicoll family

courtesy James Millwood and Chad Obara

Stacy Kaneshiro | SL


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