School: Lāna‘i High & Elementary School Grade: 12 GPA: 4.05 AP: Computer Science Sports: Cross Country, Wrestling, Paddling, Tennis Future Plans: I hope to go to the United States Coast Guard Academy and study Marine Environmental Science. Sports Lessons: I enjoy the people. I have ...
The Rainbow Warriors secured a spot in the 2026 Big West Conference women’s golf championship, which returned to Kaanapali on April 19-21 for the first time since 2016. Having Hawaii host the tournament on a neighboring island added a unique dimension to the tournament, highlighting the state’s sense of community and support for its largest university, as well as the pride and representation of student-athletes from across the islands. Golf is often viewed as an individual sport, but the Rainbow Wahine compete for one another and for the team. That sense of unity has evolved ...
Spectators for the inaugural Hawaii High School Athletic Association Surfing State Championships will only be allowed to access Hookipa Beach Park via free HHSAA event shuttles from the parking lot off Holomua Road on Friday and Saturday. There will be no spectator parking at Hookipa Beach ...
Runners and walkers from across the U.S. and beyond took off at sunrise Sunday from staggered start lines in the Maui Marathon, half marathon, 10K and 5K races in Kaanapali. Participants traveled the scenic out-and-back course, passing energetic aid stations before finishing among cheering ...
The Maui Prep boys and Lahainaluna girls captured the overall Maui Interscholastic League surfing titles after each team won the final MIL event of the year Saturday at Lahaina Harbor. For Na Pueo boys, it was the final win in a dominant season in which they claimed all four MIL team events. ...
Organizers of the Maui Marathon have announced that the race’s start and finish line has been relocated to the mauka lane of Kaanapali Parkway, directly across from Whalers Village, to accommodate ongoing construction on a nearby water system. The Maui Marathon will take off at 5 a.m. ...
