Kahlil Pineres-Schooley became the first-ever high school state surfing champion in the boys shortboard division, and he wasn’t the only one celebrating his place atop the podium Saturday at Hookipa Beach Park. “That actually made my day,” said Kim Ball, Maui Interscholastic League ...
The inaugural Hawaii High School Athletic Association Surfing State Championships are taking place this weekend at Hookipa Beach Park on Maui. Spectators will need to access Hookipa Beach Park on Friday and Saturday using free HHSAA shuttles from the parking lot off Holomua Road. There will ...
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 ...
For the Molokai girls flag football team, the hard work has paid off. This was the first year girls flag football has been divided into Division I and Division II, and with a motto of “Kulia i ka nuʻu” (striving for the highest), the Farmers achieved a goal they had set for themselves at ...
Lakota Lee of Kihei Charter won the Maui Interscholastic League individual championship after shooting a 226 in the three-round tournament. Among the girls, Maui Prep’s Ava Kawahara won the championship with a 12-shot advantage over the second-place finisher. The MIL individual championship golf tournament concluded Saturday at Makena Golf and Beach Club. Earlier rounds, including a play-in tournament, were held at Waiehu Golf Course, Maui Nui Golf Course and Wailea Gold Golf Course. Lee finished 10 shots ahead of the boys runner-up Aaron Hall (236) of Maui Prep, who was followed ...
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 ...
