A few years ago, Kahuku High on the Northeast shore of O'ahu was a hotspot for Oregon State recruiting. Names like Al Afalava and Jeremy Perry were big time prospects for the Beavers and in 2006 the Red Raiders quarterback, Kaulin Krebs inked with the Beavers. Leading Kahuku to the State Championship was a big accomplishment for the 6-foot signal caller, and after a two-year church mission, Krebs joined his younger brother Kameron in Corvallis last year to start their Beaver careers together.

After being in the system for a little less than a year, Krebs has made a position switch and has been working hard to get in shape. No longer a quarterback, Krebs will still be working with the offense this spring.



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