The Saint Louis High School Crusader are known for college football scholarships. But hockey?

Kawena Lee is a senior in Saint Louis High School and will play on the Bethel University’s inline hockey team in McKenzie.

This is what makes his college scholarship so unique for a Saint Louis Crusader.

During this past Christmas break Kawena Lee signed his intent letter to play for the Bethel University Wildcats.

Kawena Lee will be graduating from Saint Louis School in May, before moving to Bethel University in Tennessee for inline hockey.

Since he began hockey in the 8-and under division at Kapolei Ice Hockey Arenas, Lee became a great player.

He has since risen up to the top division at KIHA and has a lot experience in playing in tournaments on the mainland.

Lee had played youth soccer and baseball so he was familiar with team sports. He continued playing soccer until his first year at Saint Louis. He decided to focus on hockey at that point.

Lee was eventually awarded a scholarship by Ryne Potts, Bethel University Wildcats coach.

After some thought, he decided to wear the purple-and-white Bethel jersey, which is part of the National Collegiate Roller Hockey Association.

Bethel won Division I’s national championship in the 2011-12 season.