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| Bandai Team High Performance poster |
| Exhibit #4411 |
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| Type | Advertising |
| Size | 43cm tall |
| Width | 28cm |
| Condition | Mint |
| Date | 1999 |
| Owner | Rick Brough |
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Poster from HPK Marketing promoting Team High Performance founding members and team members from 1998, 1999, and 2000. Spectators and yo-yo players alike called THP the dream team!
Founding Members
Jennifer Baybook, Scott Choy, Alex Garcia, Paul Han, Nalukai Ho'okono, Ian Hoshino, Cody Kiyabu, Sky Kiyabu, Ryan Kono, Ryan Lai, Carol McBride, Dennis McBride, Evan Minnick, Kenichi Nakamura, Ross Pascual, Noel Popham, Devin Yamada, Mackenzie Yoshida, Yves Young.
1998
Gavin Ako, David Aqulno, Alan Batangan, Gabriel Cabagbag, Tory Kanashiro, Jonathan Kennebeck, Casey Kodama, Josh Kozuma, Kevin Kuoha, Eric Masumori, Alfred Pacheco, Takumi Sakamoto, Joran Sambueno
1999
Nicholas Chang, Kelta Fukushima, Jason Gante, Lee Green, Joseph Harris, Alex Kido, Allen Leal, Dan Masumori, Ashley Pacheco, Mitsuru Sakamoto, Nana Sakamoto, Yuuichi Tanigawa, Eisel Thompson, Ashley Watabayashi
2000
John Ando, Christopher Cordero, Orlando Dalmacio, Kazuki Hayashi, Marlon Hoffman, Sang Woo Ki, Iakona Medeiros, Alex Poole, Yuuki Spencer, Jose Vargas, Michael Wong, Richard Wong, Rye Yokawa
THP Hawaii members are team members who were promoted to the ranks of THP in the state of Hawaii. Members are not required to be Hawaii residents.
Established in 1996, Team High Performance (THP) represented yo-yo players who demonstrated mastery of the highest level of yo-yo tricks. In addition, student members must do well academically, and remain in a professional attitude at all THP events.
THP dominated World and National yo-yo competition in the mid to late 90s. THP champions included 1998 World 2-Handed Champion Jennifer Baybrook, 1998 U.S. National 2-Handed Champion Alex Garcia, and 1998 U.S. National Single-A Champion Sky Kiyabu.
Team High Performance from November 1999 (accessed April 17, 2024) | |
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