K2TENS
We Believe
Welcome to K2TENS
Kyle Kaneshiro, United States Professional Tennis Association Certified Instructor Elite Professional, International Pickleball Teaching Professional Association Certified Instructor, USA Pickleball Association Ambassador and owner and founder of K2TENS and K2 Pickleball, has been a tennis instructor for the past 39 years and a Pickleball instructor for the past 8 years. He has been the Director of Tennis at Moanalua High School for the past 27 years. He has taught at Punahou School, Iolani School and Honolulu Country Club. He was on the USTA Adult League Tennis Committee for 4 years. He has been very active with the USTA Junior Team Tennis for the past 22 years as a Committee member, NTRP Appeal Committee and Grievance Appeal Committee.
OUR MISSION
The K2TENS program takes pride in being the best that it can be. On or off the court, it is our goal to display character and integrity by demonstrating respect and courtesy toward others and displaying discipline by doing the “right” things and taking pride in ourselves. We are knowledgeable and educated to know such things as tardiness, fighting, using profanity, cheating, being disrespectful and throwing rackets are not in our GAME. Our GAME is DISCIPLINE, HARD WORK AND TEAMWORK!!!
What's Happening?
I will be posting updates on the facility on my website: K2TENS.com and my instagram: K2Pickleball
Construction as of 8/17/26. Our fence is all up around the whole courts.
November 3, 2025
Paddle up for Kyle!!!
Just wanted to say "thank you" to all of you who have decided to do this fundraiser for me. I'm sorry to tell you folks so late but I felt now is the right timing for all of you to know. I have been battling lung cancer for 4 years now and things have gotten worse. I’ve done all types of chemo and other immunotherapy and nothing has worked. My lung cancer is terminal and I don’t how much time I have left in my life. This is why I haven’t been around at the tennis courts. I was trying to take care of my health. Going to chemo, doctors, surgeries, being in the hospital for days and weeks, etc. It has been very painful and stressful on my body and I wanted to let all of you know my doctor is trying her best to fight this cancer. This is why now is the time to let all of you know about my health situation. So thank you for all for your support!
Kyle's weekly health update
Every week I will try and give you folks an update on my health.
7/29/26
Wow it's been almost a month since I gave you folks an update on my health. I was really sick and couldn't get out of bed. I black out twice and fell down and I cut my face. It was horrible and painful. I started to get scared and realized I needed more people to help me. If my updates doesn't make sense to you please excuse my writing. I have a hard time remembering things to write.
I did my CT Brain scan this Monday and I will be talking to my oncologist today about my results. Hopefully, everything will be fine. Thank you everyone for all your prayers. Sorry if I can't write more updates on my health. It's so hard to write things down and remember all these things on my health.
7/29/26
My oncologist gave me good news and said my CT Brain scan looks good. Most of the cancer cells are gone. I was so happy with the results, especially since I've been feeling really sick. Wow this is the first time I got good news from my oncologist. You don't know how happy I am to hear this.
8/7/26
Well I did my chemo last week Friday and I'm starting to get my bad symptoms. It's so frustrating going through this process of feeling good and then feeling junk. Every time its good days and then bad days and then I have to do chemo again. Ughhhhhhhhh I'm going to the hospital today and try and get hydration. We (my doctor and I) are trying something different by making sure my body is hydrated and maybe this might help me. Maybe this might prevent me from fainting. Well see how it goes. I took one hydration on Sunday and it went pretty good. Hopefully this might help me. :-)
8/17/26
Damn yesterday was horrible. With no electricity all day it was stressful. Trying to find food and having someone to walk up 11 floors to give it to me was a challenge. Then trying to make sure my phone had enough battery to last me the whole day. Thank God the electricity came on before the night ended.
Well, I have chemo again this Friday. I think that hydration preparation is working. Last treatment I went to get hydrated 2X after my treatment and I didn't feel sick. I think going to get hydration every 4 days will help my body, so I think I'm going to do this hydration treatment. Cross your fingers!!!
Please keep praying for me!
Kyle
MY TEAM THAT HELPED WITH MY FUNDRAISER EVENTS!!!!
Coach Ken saying a few good words about Coach Kyle
Reunion our 1987 Hawaii Pacific University Tennis Team with Coach Rosie. We were the first ones to start HPU tennis
Fluffy and I would like to thank all of you for your donations and love and support for us.
Pickleball Fundraiser Tournament
Corporate League Teams
Champions - Dinks n Dumps
KKristmas Jingle Bell Rock Invitational - Dec 21
Veterans Day Fundraiser Tournament for the stray animals
Veterans Day Medals Winners
K2 Pickleball Friends and Family Labor Day Open Play
K2 Pickleball Friends and Family celebrates 4th of July
Hawaii State Senators & House Representives Pickleball Tournament April 29 at Moanalua High School Tennis Courts with special guest Lieutenant Governor Sylvia Luke
Moanalua High School Staff Pickleball Event
Kyle becomes the first Pickleball Coach in Hawaii to sign with Six Zero under their prestigious Coaches Sponsorship Program
Pickleball Clinic for Feather & Fur Animal Hospital
Owners Dr. Brian Walsh and Dr. Gianna Masca and their employees
Veterans Day Fundraiser Tournament 2023 for "Booty" raised $4,125.00
Before surgery (above) and After surgery (below)
K2 HIGHLIGHTS
Pickleball Pro Sara Ansboury visit K2 Pickleball Open Play at Moanalua High School
Coach Kyle awarded OIA 20 years Coach Service Award at the 2019 OIA banquet. Moanalua Athletic Director Joel Kawachi and Coach Kyle
Tennis Pro Mackenzie McDonald highest world ranked #57 in 2019. In 2016, he won the NCAA Division I Men's Tennis Championship in both singles and doubles.
Pickleball Pro Daniel Moore gives a Pickleball Clinic at Moanalua High School Tennis Courts.
