Brian Derby's Offensive Linemen Camp

Here is the future of D1 Football Island Style! Top recruit Micah Kia of Oahu!

A picture of the Coaches with the Most Inspirational Camper Award Winner Alistair Muramoto from Waiakea High School.

Here are a Great Group of Coaches to Learn from Everybody !! Bottom: Left to Right- Eric Bienemy-UCLA Running backs Coach, Viliami Tuivai-Boise State Linebackers Coach, Tommy Heffernan-University of Hawaii Strength/Conditioning Coach, Doris Sullivan-Pacific Islands Athletic Alliance, SAT/Education/Collegiate Qualifications Specialist, Back Row: Left to Right-Brian Cabral-Colorada Asst. Head Coach/Linebackers , Chris Wilson-Oklahoma Defensive Ends Coach, Jon Embree-UCLA Receivers Coach, Chad Kauhaahaa-Weber State Defensive Line Coach, Alex Gerke-Golden West Community College Head Coach, Brian Derby-Hosei University(Japan) Offensive Line/Offensive Coach, Brian Derby Offensive Line Camps Head Coach, Dan Morrisson-University of Hawaii Quarterbacks Coach, Mike Smith-Innovation Project Manager, Global Promotional Services for NIKE, Lolesio Takapu-College of the Canyons Defensive Backs Coach, Robert Tucker-Boise State Defensive Backs Coach. Missing due to taking this Picture is Administrative Assistant-T.J Cuaresma

Here is a Picture Of Camp Founder JW Kenton(Back Left) and some of His Great Staff of Coaches for the 2005 Just Win Football Camp in Maui! Coaches pictured are Front: left to Right: Robert Tucker-Boise State, Tommy Heffernan-University of Hawaii, Eric Bienemy-UCLA, Viliami Tuivai-Boise State, Chad Kauhaahaa-Weber State, Back: Left to Right: J.W Kenton-Camp Founder, Dan Morrison-University of Hawaii, Lolesio Takapu-College of the Canyons, Brian Cabral-University of Colorado, Alex Gerke-Golden West Community College, Brian Derby-Hosei University(Japan), Brian Derby Offensive Line Football Camps.

Haka is the generic name for Maori dance. It is an action chant, often described as a "War Dance", but more a chant with hand gestures and foot stamping, originally performed by Warriors before a battle, proclaiming their strength and prowess and generally abusing the opposition. Here is the Polynesian HAKA being handed down from one warrior to another wrapped in a tremendous setting and melded nicely with the great tradition of Football!