4th Annual Maui Volleyball Invitational final results here!

August 8, 2013

Flyer for the 2013 Maui Volleyball Invitational taking place at Kamehameha Maui’s High School Gym, August 15-17.

The 4th Annual Maui Volleyball Invitational, held August 15-17, final results are in the slideshow below.

Congratulations to Granbury High School, who placed first in the Ikaika Division, and Maui High, who placed first in the Hoʻoikaika Division.

If you missed the final matches, check out the recording of our live stream by clicking here!

Athletics’ hands tied by COVID-19

Senior Ashlee Palimoʻo, team captain, Maui Interscholastic League champion, and state finisher in wrestling.

Palimoʻo gives it her all in wrestling

Senior Jonah Miller dives into the pool for the 50-yard freestyle. He ended up placing midfield with a time of 26.44, about four seconds off the lead.

Boys Swimming qualifies for HHSAA tourney

Spring sports wrap-up 2018

Ten seniors, Kawehi Flores-Akiona, Jasmine Marie Corn, Niya Matutino, Sydnie “Napua” Gushiken, Kailani Kealoha, Kela Kauhaaha’a, Ashley Taylor Peralta, Daniel Kapua, Micah Au-Haupu, and Kimani Fernandez Roy all sign to their college of choice for their athletics. The athletes met at the Charles Reed Bishop library at Kamehameha Schools Maui and were greeted by family and friends.

Ten seniors sign for collegiate sports

Sports

Coach Kala scans Mr. OBrien for his temperature in Keōpūolani Hale as a safety precaution that all students and faculty take. Athletics staff like Coach Kala and Coach Dayle have been reassigned to COVID-19-related duties while waiting for sports to return.

Athletics’ hands tied by COVID-19

Palimoʻo gives it her all in wrestling

KSM wrestlers and their coaches after the 2020 Texaco/HHSAA Wrestling State Championships held on Feb. 21-22, 2020, at the Neal Blaisdell Arena. Three wrestlers placed in the top five.

Wrestling wraps up with 3rd, 4th, 5th at HHSAA

Isaiah Auweloa, Elijah Auweloa, Jonah Walker, Jayden Walker, and Laakea Goliz gather around Brenden Hanada, who is holding their championship trophy in the Hawaii Esports Arena. The KS Maui Rocket League team won first place in one of three gaming championships held January 25 at the Aloha Tower.

Spring season esports sign-ups closing soon

The boys varsity A crew races to the finish line. They placed fourth in this race, but locked in the third MIL state championship spot after a consistent regular season.

Boys paddling goes to HHSAA, JV MIL champions

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