#kealiaohai

[thelucipost]

NFL Star, J.J. Watt shares photos from his Bahamas Wedding to Soccer Star, Kealia Ohai NFL star, J.J. Watt has tied the knot with his fiancee and soccer player, Kealia Ohai after three years of dating. The couple got married at The Ocean Club, a Four Seasons Resort, in the Bahamas on Saturday night. Taking to his social media accounts the next day, the Houston Texans defensive posted numerous photos from his wedding to his soccer pro partner., he wrote: 'Best day of my life. Without question.'  In one of the images, the 28-year-old blonde beauty was pictured in a jewelled fishtail gown with dainty straps and diamond-encrusted drop earrings, while Watt, 30, wore a cream suit. J.J. Watt and Kealia Ohai also posed for some fun shots together in casual ensembles The couple who met through Watt's former Texans teammate Brian Cushing, obtained a marriage license in Harris County, Texas last week, nine months after they engaged. … . Read Full Story From the Link in Bio #lucipost #celebrities #celebrity #jjwatt #kealiaohai #weddings #wedding #celebritywedding #celebrityweddings https://www.instagram.com/p/B8rBWM6pNgK/?igshid=73os17203uof

[wosoissoooogay]

Houston Dash v. Seattle Reign 8/2/19 #houstondash #seattlereignfc #HOUvSEA #racheldaly #stephcatley #kyahsimon #christinenairn #kristiemewis #kealiaohai (at BBVA Stadium) https://www.instagram.com/p/B0zAdFFBBcq/?igshid=1skf9f09aqkcp

[babylon-g]

Grab a friend and head to the Dash game tonight at 7! We take on the Seattle Reign...hoping for a home win! 🍊⚽🍊 . . . #houston #houstondash #DashOn #DashTFon #soccer #womenssoccer #nwsl #homegame #htown #sports #photography #kealiaohai #keepernotes #forward (at BBVA Compass Stadium)

[theheaderisinforpress]

Houston Dash Twitter | “Oh captain, our captain. Congrats on 💯, .@kealiaOhai #DashOn”

[instapicsil3]

A sports power couple took their relationship to the next level during Memorial Day weekend. Houston Texans defensive end J.J. Watt popped the question to girlfriend Kealia Ohai. And, Ohai said yes, Watt announced on social media on Sunday. "I’m the luckiest man in the world. #SheSaidYes," Watt wrote on Twitter.⠀ ⠀ 📸AFP/@GettyImages⠀ #jjwatt #engaged #kealiaohai #marriage #engagement #proposal ⠀ ⠀ http://bit.ly/2EBrZkH

[uswntaf]

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.@JJWatt says he & girlfriend, @HoustonDash star @KealiaOhai, r becoming more comfortable w/ the fact their fans r fascinated by the couple.

[we-got-the-a-team]

NWSL week 1 fan award voting

Week 1 Save of the Week (as of end of voting at 1:45 p.m. Pacific, April 19)

Harris: 625 (47.93%) Labbe: 305 (23.39%) Barnhart: 219 (16.79%) Kopmeyer: 155 (24.80%)

Total votes: 1,304

Voters with verified accounts:

Harris: 2 (ORLPride, MonicaHickmannA) Labbe: 3 (WashSpirit, kevinmccauley, JasSchweimler) Barnhart: 2 (HalesBells99, sheabayy2) Kopmeyer: 1 (ReignFC)

Voters on the NWSL’s Twitter list of players:

Harris: 1 (MonicaHickmannA) Labbe: 1 (EstelleJohnson) Barnhart: 2 (BeccaMoros, sheabayy2) Kopmeyer: 0

Voters on the NWSL Media Association’s list of members:

Harris: 0 Labbe: 1 (kevinmccauley) Barnhart: 4 (ChelseyWrites, keepernotes, allibecc, Michellestile) Kopmeyer: 0

Week 1 Goal of the Week (as of end of voting at 1:45 p.m. Pacific, April 19)

Daly: 1,410 (64.65%) Leroux: 469 (21.50%) Sinclair: 241 (11.05%) Zerboni: 61 (2.80%)

Total votes: 2,181

Voters with verified accounts:

Daly: 10 (HoustonDash, kevinmccauley, janinebeckie4, Corktod, OSullivanDenise, HalesBells99, JasSchweimler, Mhenderson06, KealiaOhai, nichelleprince7) Leroux: 4 (sheabayy2, Yael_Averbuch, FCKansasCity, eTYMrak) Sinclair: 2 (ALLIE_LONG, ThornsFC) Zerboni: 1 (TheNCCourage)

Voters on the NWSL’s Twitter list of players:

Daly: 9 (sarahapplehagen, janinebeckie4, OSullivanDenise, caity_heap, Cwestphal20, abrooks22, Mhenderson06, KealiaOhai, nichelleprince7) Leroux: 4 (sheabayy2, Yael_Averbuch, BeccaMoros, AlexArlitt) Sinclair: 1 (ALLIE_LONG) Zerboni: 0

Voters on the NWSL Media Association’s list of members:

Daly: 6 (kevinmccauley, ChelseyWrites, howardmegdal, allibecc, jacobcristobal, Michellestile) Leroux: 0 Sinclair: 0 Zerboni: 0

[ballislifeofficial]

Houston Texans @JJWatt & Houston Dash @KealiaOhai at the Rockets game.

VIDEO: http://bit.ly/2oDFRln

[pete-and-pete]

Kealia Ohai, J.J. Watt’s Girlfriend: 5 Fast Facts You Need to Know

J.J. Watt has been dating his girlfriend, Kealia Ohai, for about 2 years now. The duo went public with their relationship back in January 2017, after quietly dating for about a year.

“The rumors are true. We are dating,” Ohai said during an interview on the 2 Up Front podcast. “I’ve known J.J. for a really long time, and we’ve always been great friends,” she added.

Ohai is a Houston Dash and United States Women’s National Team forward.

Here’s what you need to know:

1. She Plays Forward for the Houston Dash

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Ohai is an athlete, just like her boyfriend. She is a forward for the Houston Dash, and had her best professional season in 2016. The NWSL lost a decent amount of players to the Rio Olympics, but Ohai stepped up her game in the absence.

Ohai was a high draft pick for expansion Houston, but didn’t light up the scoresheet in his first two seasons in Houston. Ohai scored four goals in 19 games in 2015, and was determined to improve that performance this year. She responded with a monster season, finishing with 11 goals, tied for the highest total in the league. Ohai, who is also the Dash’s captain, averaged a goal or assist every 69 minutes. That performance not only put her in the NWSL MVP conversation, it attracted the attention of USWNT head coach Jill Ellis.

Ohai has plenty of national team experience, but it’s not at the senior level. She has experience with the U18 and U20 teams, and she scored the game-winning goal for the U20 team at the Women’s World Cup in Japan.

Her athleticism makes her a good match for Watt, and the two seem to enjoy some healthy competition in their relationship.

“We’re very competitive. Very, very competitive and we like to workout together. She’s much faster than me, [while] I’m slightly stronger,” Watt told People Magazine last year.

2. She Is Blind in Her Right Eye

Ohai has defied critics by earning a call-up to the national team, but she’s been overcoming adversity her entire life.

When she was 6 years old, Ohai was diagnosed with severe astigmatism in her right eye. The left eye had become dominant, and Ohai and had been favoring her left eye throughout childhood. By the time parents Cindy and Ben Ohai realized what Kealia was going through, she was mostly blind in her right eye. She wore a patch over the “good” eye for a year in an attempt to regain strength, but her and her family eventually conceded to the fact that the right eye would never regain full strength.

Ohai didn’t keep her condition a secret, but didn’t tell the world, either. It wasn’t until an interview during her junior year at UNC that she told a reporter about her blindness.

Just found out Im in the 0 percentile for depth perception among collegiate athletes..been a rough day #blindinmyrighteye #ineedaspecialist

— Kealia Ohai (@KealiaOhai) September 17, 2012

Ohai said that while most people would be devastated with losing an eye, it doesn’t affect her much. She credits this to it being a lifelong affliction, so she’s never really had full functionality in both eyes. Ohai added that it doesn’t really affect her game, but the lack of depth perception comes into play on long balls and crosses.

3. She Is Very Supportive of Watt’s Career

Before the start of the 2018 football season, Ohai took to Instagram to wish her boyfriend the best of luck. She recalled the season-ending injury that Watts suffered in 2017.

“Eleven months ago, we sat in a hospital room while the doctors told us you may never play football again. You walked up and down the hallway learning how you would use your crutches for the next 8 weeks. Today, you are starting your 8th NFL season. I am so incredibly proud and inspired by you. You have fought and worked your ass off, even when things were not easy. I cannot wait to watch you dominate this season. You are the best of the best. I love you, Justin,” she wrote.

Back in February, Watt chatted with People Magazine, opening up about his relationship with Ohai.

“[We are] both very proud of each other and what we both do,” he told the outlet.

When he was honored as one of Sports Illustrated‘s Sportsperson of the Year, Ohai was there to support him.

“I’m excited that my family is here to share [the honor] with me… I’m excited to share the award with Jose and the city and most importantly, I’m just excited to be able to honor Houston and everything that they’ve been through and shine a light on what’s still going on,” he told People.

4. She Won 4 State Championships at Utah’s Alta High

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Ohai grew up in Utah, where she was a dominant athlete at Alta High. In soccer, she led her team to four straight state championships, and on the track, she ran the 100-meter dash and 4×100-meter relay.

As the best soccer player in Utah, Ohai received her share of accolades. She was Gatorade Player of the Year for Utah twice, was named Utah Ms. Soccer in 2008 and 2009, and was the 2010 NSCAA National High School Player of the Year.

5. Her Sister Is Married to Brian Cushing

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There’s a link between Ohai and Watt, and it’s not just the Houston professional sports scene.

The couple has known each other for years through Brian Cushing, who has spent the last eight seasons as the anchor of the Texans defense. Cushing is married to Ohai’s sister, Megan. They welcomed their second son in 2014.

Ohai may be a standout for the Dash, but Megan could ball out back in the day. She was a four-year starter at USC and even had aspirations to play professionally. When Houston Dash management expressed their interest in Kealia, there was also interest in signing Megan as a package deal. That deal fell through when Megan was pregnant with her second child.

source https://heavy.com/sports/2018/10/jj-watt-girlfriend-kealia-ohai/

[krashlynintome]

So I may have found #carlilloyd #kealiaohai #rachealdaly 😊🍊👏🏼⚽️

[michaelcx]

When #KealiaOhai & #JJWatt meet in #Houston... #Selfie! #HoustonDash #HoustonTexans #uswnt #DashOn (at Target Store Westchase)

[tobslover17]

I havent seen anyone edit this beut in a while

[uswntspirit-blog]

The amazing and beautiful Kealia Ohai 😍

[we-got-the-a-team]

NWSL Week 6 Fan Award Voting

Estimated by counting tweets that use the official hashtags and produce Twitter’s voting widget. Some repeat votes might be counted in this estimate, while some votes might be omitted if Twitter fails to publicly list them.

Week 6 Save of the Week (as of end of voting on May 23)

Smith: 359 (29.89%) Naeher: 329 (27.39%) Kopmeyer: 289 (24.06%) Barnhart: 224 (18.65%)

Total votes: 1,201

Voters with verified accounts:

Smith: 5 (roselavelle, BostonBreakers, RachelDaly3, HalesBells99, EmilieHaavi) Naeher: 1 (chicagoredstars) Kopmeyer: 3 (ReignFC, mPinoe, JessFishlock) Barnhart: 4 (FCKansasCity, Yael_Averbuch, beckysauerbrunn, MsDScott11)

Voters on the NWSL’s Twitter list of players:

Smith: 4 (roselavelle, RachelDaly3, Cwestphal20, EmilieHaavi) Naeher: 1 (k_naughton24) Kopmeyer: 2 (mPinoe, JessFishlock, beverlygoebel) Barnhart: 4 (Yael_Averbuch, beckysauerbrunn, newlex8, MsDScott11)

Voters on the NWSL Media Association’s list of members:

Smith: 1 (Courtstar413) Naeher: 0 Kopmeyer: 2 (allibecc, jacobcristobal) Barnhart: 0

Week 6 Goal of the Week (as of 10 a.m. Pacific on May 23)

Huerta: 1,247 (70.21%) Newfield: 294 (16.55%) Williams: 155 (8.73%) White: 80 (4.50%)

Total votes: 1,776

Voters with verified accounts:

Huerta: 4 (chicagoredstars, _JulieJohnston_, ksteng12, vdibernardo10) Newfield: 9 (FCKansasCity, Yael_Averbuch, nbarnhart, sydneyleroux, eTYMrak, beckysauerbrunn, HalesBells99, MsDScott11, KealiaOhai) Williams: 3 (TheNCCourage, NorthCarolinaFC, JaeHinkle_15) White: 2 (BostonBreakers, roselavelle, EmilieHaavi)

Voters on the NWSL’s Twitter list of players:

Huerta: 8 (_JulieJohnson_, CaseyShort3, ksteng12, taylor_comeau_, vdibernardo10, lubamary, sarahlgorden, k_naughton24) Newfield: 10 (Yael_Averbuch, nbarnhart, sydneyleroux, eTYMrak, aarlitt, beckysauerbrunn, MsDScott11, KealiaOhai, BreezyF_Baby3, MandyLaddish) Williams: 3 (JaeHinkle_15, swittyyy, SabsDAngelo) White: 2 (abbyys44, EmilieHaavi)

Voters on the NWSL Media Association’s list of members:

Huerta: 3 (ChelseyWrites, allibecc, Courtstar413) Newfield: 0 Williams: 0 White: 0

Notes

I feel pretty safe calling Goal of the Week for Sofia Huerta, her first win in 4 nominations and the first time the Red Stars have won the award back-to-back with different players. Huerta had a 450-vote lead and 88% of the vote in less than 2 hours when I called it for her, and that lead has only grown to nearly 650 after another 2 hours in. Overnight, despite a mighty push from Alexa Newfield’s KC teammates and Kealia Ohai, that gap grew to 934. Huerta wins with more votes than the total turnout for Save of the Week, and the second-most votes so far this season for any weekly award (Rachel Daly, 1,410 for her week 1 GOW win).

Save of the Week was much closer, with as few as 13 votes (1.7%) separating Abby Smith and Alyssa Naeher after 5 hours and only 30 (2.5%) at the end. Naeher is the only player in the top 3 to have won before. Kopmeyer was also close to the top early on but lost ground during polling and dropped to less than 25% of the vote overnight, while Barnhart seems destined to rack up her eighth nomination without a win, one of the longest such runs in the league (Kopmeyer 9, D’Angelo 8).

This is the first time that the Lifetime Game of the Week (Sky Blue FC vs. Houston) has not resulted in either a Goal or Save of the Week nomination. All of the nominees this week were from streaming-only matches.

Janine Beckie‏ wrote in a Save of the Week vote for Lydia Williams.

Nine KC teammates voted for Newfield, but only four voted for Barnhart. Eight Chicago teammates voted for Huerta, but only one voted for Naeher. Three Boston teammates voted for Smith, while two voted for White.

This is Smith’s first Save of the Week win, as well as the first win by a Boston Breaker. This was Smith’s 5th nomination and Boston’s 16th.

Smith’s SOW winner is the first fan-voted weekly award won by a Boston Breaker.

Neither Ashlyn Harris nor Caroline Stanley were nominated for Save of the Week, making this only the second time since the Save of the Week award was created in 2016 that consecutive weeks have passed without an Orlando player nominated, the other time being 2016 weeks 13-16. Stanley has 7 total nominations with no wins, all for Sky Blue FC.

Smith, Naeher, and Kopmeyer were also nominated last week. The last time that three keepers were nominated for consecutive Save of the Week awards was weeks 18-19 of 2016 (Stout, Williams, Wys).

Naeher has been nominated for 3 straight weeks, the longest active streak. The longest nomination streak remains 5 (Betos, 2016 weeks 15-19; Kopmeyer, 2016 weeks 16-19 and 2017 week 1).

Despite 14 nominations between them, neither Kopmeyer (9 nominations) nor Smith (5) had ever won Save of the Week going into this vote. Kopmeyer now has the most nominations for Save of the Week without ever winning the award.

Nicole Barnhart extends her league-leading number of nominations to 16. She last won the award in 2016 week 11, and has been nominated 8 times since without a win.

Sky Blue FC is the only team to not have a Save of the Week nomination so far in 2017. Their 6-week nomination drought is the longest streak of any team.

None of this week’s Goal of the Week nominees have ever won the award. These are the first nominations for Alexa Newfield and Rosie White, the 4th nomination for Sofia Huerta (T-5th most in league), and the 6th for Lynn Williams (2nd most). Williams now stands alone as the player with the most nominations and no wins (was T-Groom 5).

Huerta is the first player affiliated with the Mexican national team to win Goal of the Week, with all four MexWNT nominations being hers—and notably, no Canadians have won the award (Matheson and Sinclair, 2 nominations each).

No Courage (19 nominations) or Breakers (11) players have ever won Goal of the Week.

Without a Sky Blue FC nominee, the Flash/Courage pass them for sole possession of most Goal of the Week nominations in the league (19). Those two teams combine for 27 nominations and 1 win.

The last time Red Stars players won Goal of the Week in consecutive weeks was weeks 3-4 of 2016 (Press for both). Orlando and Houston are the only other teams to win in consecutive weeks with different players.

Vote of the Week

(in a RT of an official CRS tweet that used the wrong hashtag, so it probably won’t be counted)

[youknowitwillalwaysbeme]

The amazing (and beautiful) Kealia Ohai 😍 #kealiaohai #kealia #ohai #puma #houstondash

[krashlynintome]

#kealiaohai #ohai hit the boyfriend jackpot