Hundreds lined Kalakaua Avenue yesterday to cheer on Hawai’i athletes young and, well, not as young – from the tweens of the Waipi’o Little League World Series champs to Olympians past and present.

Quincy Davis is on the fast track to surfing stardom and she recently took a big step into the upper echelon of her sport when she earned a spot on the U.S. under-18 girls surf team.

Quincy Davis is on the fast track to surfing stardom and she recently took a big step into the upper echelon of her sport when she earned a spot on the U.S. under-18 girls surf team.

Today’s parade is a great way to celebrate last month’s accomplishments. HAWAII athletes earned unprecedented global recognition in August, and a parade on Labor Day is a fine way to celebrate.

Giving back to Hawaii supporters, Olympic gold medalist Bryan Clay kicked off his autograph-signing tour on Oahu yesterday.

Hawaii associate athletic director Marilyn Moniz-Kaho’ohanohano, women’s volleyball head coach Dave Shoji, and Honolulu Advertiser sportswriter Stephen Tsai are scheduled to speak tomorrow at the Honolulu …

Bryan Clay of Kaneohe won the gold medal in the decathlon at the Olympic Games. In the legacy of Jim Thorpe and Bob Mathias, Kaneohe’s Bryan Clay is the right person to restore the Olympic decathlon’s gold …

This year’s Summer Olympics in Beijing has been an exciting one, and it winds down this weekend with the much-anticipated men’s decathlon, as Hawaii’s own Bryan Clay is in good position to bring home the gold …

Being able to meet and learn from a former Olympic swimmer was just icing on the cake for the visiting Coto De Caza Coyotes swim team.

For sports fans in America, it is a wonderful time of year. The major league pennant races are heating up, and the Michael Phelps show is in full swing in Beijing.