High School Mind & Body Fitness Challenge Sponsors

SCHNITZER STEEL CORPORATION has generously donated prize money to reward the schools. The 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place schools will win $1,000, $750, $500 respectively. The seven runners up will also receive $200 for their school. Every team will receive $200 just for participating through the generosity of HAWAII USA FCU. The Team Fitness and Relay Challenge held at Aloha Stadium on Race Day is coordinated by Rene Mansho of Schnitzer Steel Corporation.

2010 HIGH SCHOOL MIND & BODY FITNESS CHALLENGE SPONSORS

Aiea High School
Principal, Michael Tokioka & Coordinator, Cliff Fukuda
THE TONY GROUP
Stan Masamitsu, Owner & President
“There is a choice you have to make, in everything you do. So keep in mind that in the end, the choice you make, makes you!” – Stan Masamitsu

KALAELOA PARTNERS
Ruedi Tobler & Bili Young
“Don’t count how many times you’ve fallen. Count the times you’ve picked yourself up, dusted yourself off and moved FORWARD!” – Reudi Tobler

Campbell High School
Principal, Gail Awakuni & Coordinator, Commander John Hutchison
KALAELOA PARTNERS
Ruedi Tobler & Bili Young
“There are no limits except the ones you set by your self!” – Ruedi Tobler

Castle High School
Principal, Meredith Maeda & Coordinator, 1st Sgt. Pete Thornton, JROTC
HONDA WINDWARD
Morrie & Michael Stoebner
“Treat each person you come into contact with like they are the most important person in the world. After all, to each of us personally, we are the most important person”. – Morrie Stoebner
“Believe in yourself, stand up and lead, do the best you can do and you will become a success.” – Michael Stoebner

Farrington High School
Principal, Catherine Payne & Coordinators, Theresa Ellis & Vanessa Escajeda
BODY MINT
Eddie Onouye
“In your efforts to strive for success and excellence, being comfortable and choosing the easy path means that you are not making progress. On the other hand, being uncomfortable means that you are getting closer to attaining success!” – Eddie Onouye

Kahuku High School
Principal, Donna Lindsey & Coordinator, Wendy Well, SAC
GEICO
Marie Gross
“Graduation is a beginning not an end. Make good choices and always drive safely.” –Tim Dayton, GEICO Hawaii Branch Manager
“As partners, investing in young minds is a risk worth taking.” – Marie Gross

Kaimuki High School
Principal, Penelope Tom & Coordinators – Major Douglas Thomas, JROTC & Kaleo Akim
TERRITORIAL SAVINGS
Allan Kitagawa, President
“Everyone has an opportunity to better one self and when that opportunity arises, you must take advantage of it as it may never come again.” – Allan Kitagawa

Kalani High School
Principal, Gerald Teramae & Coordinators: Gregory van Canfort & Greg Muramoto
QUALITY GENERAL CO.
Stan Wada
“Time out! Buy some Bento at Tanioka’s. Visit with loved ones to share a light lunch. Talk Story! No can go wrong!” – Stan and Carol Wada

Kapolei High School
Principal, Elden Esmeralda & Coordinator, Bryce Kaneshiro
TESORO HAWAII
Lance Tanaka
“No one fails because of hard work and determination; they give up instead.” – Lance Tanaka

Leilehua High School
Principal, Aloha Coleman & Coordinators, Darcy Yukumoto & Kyle Keomalu (ROTC)
THE TONY GROUP
Stan Masamitsu, Owner & President
“Dreams create goals, goals create passion, and passion creates commitment and commitment leads to success!” – Lori Nascimentino , Marketing Manager

KALAELOA PARTNERS
Ruedi Tobler & Bili Young
“The Great Aloha Run starts the Run, it is YOU who finishes it!” – Bili Young

McKinley High School
Principal, Ron Okamura & Coordinator, Neal Takamori – AD
CBI
Jackson Nakasone
“A Ship in the harbor is safe, but that is not what ships were built for.” – Jackson Nakasone

Mililani High School
Principal, John Brummel & Coordinator, Sanford Kawana
RSI FOOFING & BUILDING SUPPLY
Ritchie Mudd, CEO
“Your most unhappy customers are your greatest sources of learning!” – Ritchie Mudd

Moanalua High School
Prinicipal, Darrel Galera & Coordinators, Joel Kawachi, AD & Sherwin Pang
DUANE KURISU
“Respect and thankfulness are not virtues to strive for. Instead, they should be so deeply ingrained within us that they govern our life!” – Duane Kurisu

Nanakuli High School
Principal, Darin Pilialoha & Coordinators, Tony Jones &ammp; Jean Nishi
KALAELOA PARTNERS
Ruedi Tobler & Bili Young
“It is not about winning the race, it is about finishing it!” – Reudi Tobler

Pearl City High School
Principal, Carlyn Fujimoto & Coordinator, Marla Miyamura
DR HORTON – SCHULER DIVISION
Jim Schuler, Founder
“In order for a person to be successful at anything worthwhile, it takes quality, daring, passion & determination. A dream is nothing more than a goal with a deadline. Remember, in life, dream big, it doesn't cost any more. Take care of yourself!” – Jim Schuler

Radford High School
Principal, Elia Ali & Coordinator, John Goto
STANDARD CONSTRUCTION GROUP
Stanley & Valerie Salcedo
“Invest in yourself to succeed in all your endeavors. Also, trust in your abilities and remain focused.” – Stanley and Valerie Salcedo

Roosevelt High School
Principal, Ann Mahi & Coordinator, Kari Chung
RONS CONSTRUCTION CORP.
Ron and Marge Oshiro
“Be Safe, Be Healthy, Be Happy!” – Ron Oshiro

Sacred Hearts Academy
Principal, Betty White & Coordinator, Andrea Hamilton
COMMERCIAL ELECTRIC CO.
Nick, Jr. & Helene Teves
“I believe in luck, and I find, the harder I work, the more I have of it.” – Helene Teves

Saint Louis High School
Principal, Jack Rizzo & Coordinator, Karen King
COMMERCIAL ELECTRIC CO.
Nick, Jr. & Helene Teves
“Kindness is Strength!” – Nick Teves

Waianae High School
Principal, Nelson Shigeta & Coordinator, Lanny Busher & Janice Uemori
KALAELOA PARTNERS
Ruedi Tobler & Bili Young
“To accomplish great things we must not only plan, but believe. Life is not about people who are true to your face; it’s about the people who remain true behind your back!” – Wilhelmina “Bili” Young

Waipahu High School
Principal, Keith Hayashi & Coordinators, Stacie Nii & Erik Tamura
GEORGE Y. NITTA AND LLOYD SUEDA & ASSOCIATES
“Dream big about what you’d like to do or be. Many things are possible if you dream about and work hard for them!” – Lloyd Sueda