Moanalua erased a fourth-quarter deficit and scored twice in the final eight minutes to defeat Mililani 13-6 and win the Hawaii Dental Service/HHSAA Division I Girls Flag Football State Championship on Saturday night at John Kauinana Stadium.
Moanalua made history Saturday night, rallying past defending champion Punahou in five sets to capture the New City Nissan/HHSAA Division I Boys Volleyball State Championship — the first boys volleyball state title in program history for Na Menehune and the first by a non-ILH school since Roosevelt in 1979.
The Hawaii High School Athletic Association (HHSAA) has announced essential schedule changes for its ongoing spring state championship tournaments following disruptions caused by severe weather conditions. Affected sports include girls flag football, boys volleyball, and track & field.
1. Perfect Ending To An Imperfect Season – Head Coach Charlie Wade said it best on Monday evening after his program won the University’s third official Men’s Collegiate National Championship. It was an imperfect season, but it had the perfect ending that would make Hollywood script writers envious. There was no undefeated season...the first loss came in match four during week two.
The University of Hawaiʻi men’s volleyball team is back on top of college volleyball after rallying past UC Irvine in four sets Monday night to capture the program’s third NCAA national championship at Pauley Pavilion in Los Angeles.
PAC-5 is back on top in Division II softball.
The Wolfpack edged Nanakuli 7-6 on Saturday night at Patsy Mink Field on Maui to capture the DataHouse/HHSAA Division II Softball State Championship — the program’s first state title since 2023 and seventh overall.
