Iris Kuo—Editor-in-Chief
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Bianca Bystrom-Pino—News and Features
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Ayumi Tachida—Features/Editorials
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Claire Furukawa—Features/Illustrations
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David Ling—News and Features
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Andrew Shwetzer—News and Features
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Matthew Callahan—Features/Editorials
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Ashley Cobile—News and Features
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Cassie Busekrus—News and Features
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Jaylene-Rose Lee—News and Features
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David Pang—Features/Middle/Lower
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Korry Luke—Features/Middle/Lower
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Ashley Mizuo—Features/Lower School
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Lauren Goto—Editorials
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Guthrie Angeles—Sports
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Maile Greenhill—Sports
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Guthrie Angeles and Maile Greenhill—Sports Editors
This dynamic duo of sports writers have been covering ‘Iolani sports for the past two years and have been everywhere from the floor of the Stan Sheriff Center to the bleachers of Aloha Stadium. They put the team on their backs despite missing cameras, inkless pens, and broken legs laptops. Guthrie and Maile have covered football, basketball, volleyball, and soccer state championships tournaments, as well as the ILH championships for water polo. In addition to being handy with a pen and notepad, Guthrie and Maile are well-acquainted in the art of sports photography.
The two enjoy their time covering sporting events, despite having to put up with near collisions with players, cryptically spelled player-names, and teams with jersey numbers the same color as their jerseys. Guthrie and Maile enjoy the works of ESPN sportswriters, such as Rick Reilly and Bill Simmons. Collectively, they are fans of 28 different sports teams and hate strongly dislike 21 others.
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