Weekly honors
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| Kalani High's girls volleyball team, led by Tamari Miyashiro, defeated Moanalua to win the school's first league volleyball title since 1972, when the University of Hawai'i's Dave Shoji was its coach.
Eugene Tanner • The Honolulu Advertiser |
ERIC OKAMOTO
Saint Louis
Scored 188 points in the prone position, 175 standing and 178 kneeling for a total of 541 to win the state championship.
DEANA SIN
Sacred Hearts
Scored 188 points in the prone position, 168 standing and 187 kneeling for a total of 543 to win the state championship.
BOWLING
NICOLE AKAU
Lutheran
Bowled a 620 series to win the ILH singles championship.
JARED HEDANI
Baldwin
Bowled a 222 game and 581 series to help the Bears take second place in the MIL.
AMY NASHIWA
Baldwin
Bowled a 205 game and 523 series to help the Bears complete an undefeated season in the MIL.
GRANT SHINDO
Iolani
Bowled a 619 series to win the ILH singles championship.
CROSS COUNTRY
LAUREN HO
Hawai'i Baptist
Sophomore had a 2-mile time of 12 minutes, 3.69 seconds to win the ILH individual championship.
EMILY KING
Moanalua
Junior had a 2-mile time of 11 minutes, 39.8 seconds to win the OIA individual championship.
RYAN SHELL
Radford
Sophomore had a 3-mile time of 16 minutes, 7 seconds to win the OIA individual championship.
JON YASUDA
Iolani
Senior had a 3-mile time of 15 minutes, 50.19 seconds to win the ILH individual championship and help the Raiders win the team title.
FOOTBALL
AL AFALAVA
Kahuku
Made four tackles, including one for a loss, had two pass deflections and recovered one fumble to help the Red Raiders shut out Kailua, 6-0, for the OIA championship.
MATT BELL
Farrington
Had 155 all-purpose yards — 59 rushing, 54 receiving and 42 in returns — and scored two touchdowns to help the Governors defeat Mililani, 14-6, for third place in the OIA.
JEROME CRISOSTOMO
Farrington
Made two interceptions to help the Govs defeat Mililani, 14-6, for third place in the OIA.
JJ ENO
Baldwin
Caught six passes for 106 yards and one touchdown, intercepted a pass and recovered a fumble to help the Bears defeat Maui, 26-12, for the MIL championship.
FETAIAGOGO FONOTI
Farrington
Had five tackles, including a sack on the second-to-last play of the game, and one fumble recovery to help the Governors defeat Mililani, 14-6, for third place in the OIA.
JAKE INGRAM
Mililani
Made 6 1/2 tackles, including four for a loss, and helped limit Farrington to 83 yards rushing in a 14-6 loss to the Governors in the OIA third-place game.
BRONSON KAMAKA
Kailua
Had a key sack in the fourth quarter to push Kahuku out of the red zone and helped the Surfriders hold Kahuku scoreless for 47 minutes and 40 seconds before losing 6-0 in the OIA championship game.
PRESTON MEDEIROS
Lahainaluna
Engineered a late touchdown drive to help the Lunas tie King Kekaulike, 17-17, to earn the MIL's Division II state tournament berth.
ROYDEN NABARRO
Hilo
Rushed for 279 yards and two touchdowns on 27 carries to help the Vikings defeat Waiakea, 37-13.
KAYAKING
ELENA BRYANT
Kamehameha
Won the ILH sprint championship.
HALLI VAN LIER RIBBINK
Punahou
Won the ILH distance championship.
PETE VAN LIER RIBBINK
Iolani
Won the ILH distance championship.
ROBERT WADA
Iolani
Won the ILH sprint championship.
VOLLEYBALL
SEAN CARNEY
Iolani
Had 14 kills, two blocks and an ace to lead the Raiders to a five-game victory over Kamehameha and their first ILH championship since 1979.
ANELI CUBI-OTINERU
Punahou
Had 19 kills, 10 digs and three aces to help the Buffanblu defeat Kamehameha 25-23, 25-23, 26-24 for the ILH championship.
HAPAKI KAULULA'AU
Kahuku
Helped the Red Raiders defeat Mililani 26-24, 25-23 for their first OIA title since 1995.
RAYNA KITAGUCHI
Hawai'i Baptist
Had 20 kills in the Eagles' five-game victory over Word of Life.
TAMARI MIYASHIRO
Kalani
Had a match-high 20 kills in a win over Moanalua for their first OIA title since 1972.
CAREENA ONOSAI
Word of Life
Had 22 kills in the Firebrands' five-game loss to Hawai'i Baptist.
ADAM TUIFAGU
Kamehameha
Had a match-high 18 kills in a win over Iolani for the ILH second-round championship.
