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Calamansi Race, 2025-2026 Photo Essay
February 19, 2026
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Hi! My name is Keilana Yandall, Class of 2029. I grew up in Honolulu with a passion for playing sports and being in the kitchen. I enjoy playing a wide variety of sports, from volleyball to basketball to football. One cool fact about me is that, once, when I was in elementary school, I dyed my hair three colors at once. I used the colors pink, purple and blue.
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