Sean Olvera-Harle shows skill as kicker for Hawaii football

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Last updated Aug 14, 2026

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During a recent scrimmage at the Ching Complex, Sean Olvera-Harle demonstrated his kicking ability for the University of Hawaii football team by making field goals from 49, 26, and 37 yards. After working hard during the offseason, including rigorous workouts and collaboration with punter Gehrig Heil, Olvera-Harle has positioned himself as a key player for the team's special teams. Last season, he served as a kickoff specialist, averaging 59.2 yards on 32 kickoffs and achieving 11 touchbacks. Olvera-Harle's training camp has shown considerable progress as he has achieved field goals of up to 65 yards. Special teams coordinator Thomas Sheffield emphasizes the importance of building chemistry among the new group of kickers and holders for their collective success.

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  • Olvera-Harle hit field goals of 49, 26, and 37 yards in scrimmage.
  • He averaged 59.2 yards on kickoff attempts last season.
  • Olvera-Harle trained extensively with cryotherapy and sports psychology.
  • Special teams coordinator emphasizes chemistry among new group.
  • He has progressed significantly and can kick field goals up to 65 yards.
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During last week’s University of Hawaii football scrimmage, Sean Olvera-Harle calmly connected on field goals of 49, 26 and 37 yards. In the summer heat at the Ching Complex, it was no surprise Olvera-Harle showed cool confidence. He spent the offseason and training camp mastering his craft with focused workouts, up to three stretching periods a day, ice treatments and cryotherapy. ...

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