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NEW CITY NISSAN / HHSAA 51ST ANNUAL GIRLS VOLLEYBALL STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS October 21–26, 2019 DIVISION I | OCTOBER 21 – 26 DIVISION II | OCTOBER 23 – 26 MCKINley HIGH, MOANalua HIGH KAIMUKI HIGH, FARRINGTON HIGH & Blaisdell ARENA & Blaisdell ARENA TABLE OF CONTENTS Executive Director Message 4 Committees and Mahalo 6 Championship Records 8 Division I Bracket 22 Division II Bracket 23 DIVISION I TEAMS DIVISION II TEAMS KAHUKU RED RAIDERS 9 DAMIEN Monarchs 25 KAMEHAMEHA-HAWAII Warriors 10 HAWAII PREPATORY KAMEHAMEHA- ACADEMY Ka Makani 26 KAPALAMA Warriors 11 KAU Trojans 28 KAMEHAMEHA-MAUI Warriors 12 KALANI Falcons 30 KAPOLEI Hurricanes 13 KONAWAENA Wildcats 31 KING KEKAULIKE Na Alii 15 LA PIETRA Lady Panthers 32 LE JARDIN ACADEMY Bulldogs 16 MCKINLEY Tigers 34 MILILANI Trojans 17 MOLOKAI Farmers 35 MOANALUA Na Menehune 19 PEARL CITY Chargers 36 PUNAHOU Buff ‘n Blue 20 SEABURY HALL Spartans 38 WAIAKEA Warriors 21 UNIVERSITY WAIANAE Seariders 24 LABORATORY Jr. Bows 39 WAIMEA Menehunes 40 CREDITS: 2019 Girls Volleyball State Championships Program was produced by Clarity Printing, LLC in conjunction with the Hawaii High School Athletic Association. All rights reserved. Tournament Logo by Billy Tees, billytees.com. Cover photo: Andrew Lee. Cover and layout design by Nelson Gaspar. @HHSAAsports • sportshigh.com • New City Nissan 2019 Hawaii Girls Volleyball State Championships 3 A Message from the Executive Director of the HHSAA he Hawaii High School Athletic Association has been around for more than six decades. But how much do you really know about your state Tassociation? Here are some things that you may not know… HHSAA is comprised of 96 member public and private schools. The HHSAA sanctions 44 state championships in 18 different high school sports. Each year, we serve more than 35,000 student-athletes through athletics. Research shows that being a student-athlete is more than about fun and games. It teaches important life lessons, too! Not only do high school athletes have higher grade point averages and fewer school absences than non-athletes, they also develop the kind of work habits and self-discipline skills that help them become more responsible community members. Approximately 100,000 fans attend HHSAA’s tournaments annually. Attending high school sporting events teaches important life lessons, too! Among them, it teaches that we can live in different communities, come from different backgrounds, faiths and cultures, cheer for different teams, and still have a common bond. But facts and numbers aside, the HHSAA is about those 35,000 student- athletes. Because of the dedication and hard work of our school administrators, athletic directors, and coaches, it is clear, that we are getting the job done. Education-based high school sports are alive and well in Hawaii. If you are one of those coaches, school administrators, educators, sponsors, families, or fans, thank you for all you are doing to support high school sports in Hawaii. As the numbers above suggest, together we are doing an excellent job. Sincerely, Christopher Chun 4 New City Nissan 2019 Hawaii Girls Volleyball State Championships • sportshigh.com • @HHSAAsports Do you have what it takes to win a Kaimana Scholarship? If you can check all the boxes below, fi ll out your application today. Hawaii high school senior, class of 2020 2.75+ GPA Played a sport in high school Serves in the community Going to college We’re looking for students like you who are exceptional in the classroom, on the fi eld, and in the community. Apply for an HMSA Kaimana Scholarship for a chance to be awarded $5,000 for college expenses. Application deadline: 4 p.m., February 7, 2020 Get information and an application at hmsa.com/kaimana or sportshigh.com. 1010-152352 Job #: 1010-52300 Size: Full-Page (8.125” x 10.875”) Type: 4/C Pub: HHSAA Tournament programs NEW CITY NISSAN / HHSAA 51ST ANNUAL GIRLS VOLLEYBALL STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS October 21–26, 2019 DIVISION I | OCTOBER 21 – 26 DIVISION II | OCTOBER 23 – 26 MCKINley HIGH, MOANalua HIGH KAIMUKI HIGH, FARRINGTON HIGH & Blaisdell ARENA & Blaisdell ARENA ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HAWAII HIGH TOURNAMENT SPECIAL THANKS SchOOL AthLETIC COMMITTEE New City Nissan ASSOCIATION Host school Frank Kudo, Chief Executive Officer Hawaii Baptist Academy John Uekawa, President Executive Director Ryan Takata, Director of Marketing Chris Chun Site Directors Bob Morikuni, McKinley High School Neal Blaisdell Center Associate Director T homas Herman, Reservations and Russell Aoki Joel Kawachi, Moanalua High School Fred Lee, Kaimuki High School Sales Manager Director of Information Harold Tanaka, Farrington High School E lizabeth Ishihara, Productions & Marketing Manager Natalie Iwamoto Big Island Interscholastic Federation Lyle Crozier, Executive Director Girls Volleyball Coordinator Iris McGuire, Coordinator Deren Oshiro Interscholastic League of Honolulu Girls Volleyball Assistant Blane Gaison, Executive Director Coordinators Deren Oshiro, Coordinator Neal Takamori Kauai Interscholastic Federation Officials Coordinator Brent Mizutani, Executive Director Wayne Lee Greg Gonsalves, Coordinator Maui Interscholastic League Joseph Balangitao, Executive Director Scott Prather, Coordinator Oahu Interscholastic League Raymond Fujino, Executive Director Greg Van Cantfort, Coordinator Athletic Trainers OIA & ILH 6 New City Nissan 2019 Hawaii Girls Volleyball State Championships • sportshigh.com • @HHSAAsports FHB.COM Higher ground. 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We’re proud to support the teamwork that goes into HYHU\SRLQW7KDWȇVZK\\RXȇOOȴQGXVFKHHULQJIRU +DZDLLȇVKLJKVFKRRODWKOHWHV$QGZKHQWKHJDPHLV GRQHDQGWKH\ȇUHUHDG\IRUWKHLUQH[WZLQZHȇUHKHUH WRKHOSZLWKWKDWWRR Member FDIC FHIB-36850_GirlsVolleyball_MECH.indd 1 9/16/19 3:46 PM Job ID: FHIB-36850_GirlsVolleyball_MECH Ad Subject: 2019-2020 HHSAA Tournament Program Ad Size/color: 8.125" x 10.875" | Bleed: +0.125" | Live: -0" / 4C Publication: 2019 HHSAA Girls Volleyball Tournament Program Run Date: 2019 Please contact Charlene Asato immediately if there are questions: 808.784.3660 | [email protected] HHSAA GIRLS VOlleyball CHAMPIONSHIP RECORDS HHSAA VOLLEYBALL TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS - GIRLS Year CHAMPION League COach Year CHAMPION League COach 1969 Kamehameha ILH Kuuipo Lum 1987 University ILH Raplee Fitzsimmons 1970 Kamehameha ILH Kuuipo Lum 1988 University ILH Glennie Adams 1971 Radford OIA Donna Mae Chun 1989 University ILH Glennie Adams 1972 Hilo BIIF Luella Aina 1990 University ILH Glennie Adams 1973 Punahou ILH Mary Perry 1991 Kamehameha ILH Dan Kitashima 1974 Hilo BIIF Luella Aina 1992 Kamehameha ILH Dan Kitashima 1975 Waipahu OIA Rudy Sambrano 1993 Punahou ILH Peter Balding 1976 Waipahu OIA Rudy Sambrano 1994 Kamehameha ILH Dan Kitashima 1977 Kamehameha ILH Kuuipo Lum 1995 Kamehamha ILH Dan Kitashima 1978 Roosevelt OIA Robin Goo 1996 Punahou ILH Diana McKibbin 1979 Roosevelt OIA Robin Goo 1997 Kamehameha ILH Dan Kitashima 1980 University ILH Raplee Fitzsimmons 1998 Kamehameha ILH Dan Kitashima 1981 Kailua OIA Daniel Kealoha 1999 Kamehameha ILH Dan Kitashima 1982 Kamehameha ILH Kuuipo Lum 2000 Punahou ILH Diana McKibbin 1983 Kamehameha ILH Kuuipo Lum 2001 Iolani ILH Ann Kang 1984 University ILH Raplee Fitzsimmons 2002 Kahuku OIA Mona Ah Hoy 1985 University ILH Raplee Fitzsimmons 2003 Punahou ILH Scott Rigg 1986 University ILH Raplee Fitzsimmons 2004 Punahou ILH Scott Rigg DIVISION I STATE CHAMPIONS DIVISION II STATE CHAMPIONS Year CHAMPION League COach Year CHAMPION League COach 2005 KS-Kapalama ILH Chris Blake 2005 Saint Francis ILH Eric Perry 2006 KS-Kapalama ILH Chris Blake 2006 Sacred Hearts ILH Jonathon Tom 2007 KS-Kapalama ILH Chris Blake 2007 Hawaii Baptist ILH Myles Shioji 2008 KS-Kapalama ILH Chris Blake 2008 Hawaii Baptist ILH Myles Shioji 2009 KS-Kapalama ILH Chris Blake 2009 Hawaii Baptist ILH Myles Shioji 2010 KS-Kapalama ILH Chris Blake 2010 Molokai MIL Matt Helm 2011 Punahou ILH Peter Balding 2011 Saint Francis ILH Sonja Samsonas 2012 Punahou ILH Peter Balding 2012 Saint Francis ILH Sonja Samsonas 2013 KS-Kapalama ILH Chris Blake 2013 Konawaena BIIF Ainsley Keawekane 2014 Punahou ILH Tanya Fuamatu 2014 Konawaena BIIF Ainsley Keawekane 2015 Kamehameha ILH Chris Blake 2015 Hawaii Baptist ILH Myles Shioji 2016 Iolani ILH Kainoa Obrey 2016 Le Jardin ILH Lee Lamb 2017 Kamehameha ILH Chris Blake 2017 Le Jardin ILH Lee Lamb 2018 Iolani ILH Kainoa Obrey 2018 Sacred Hearts ILH Raymond Patcho 8 New City Nissan 2019 Hawaii Girls Volleyball State Championships • sportshigh.com • @HHSAAsports OIA KA RED RAIDERS H UKU FRONT ROW: Maresa Maiava, Jannie Blake, Serenity Mamizuka, Makayla Fonoimoana-Vaomu, Tylor Iosua BACK ROW: Randee Maiava, Savannah Taosoga, Skyy Botelho, Emmalei Mapu, Siela Avea, Kaliko Schilling, Kalamela Liua, Keau Kamakeeaina NOT PICTURED: Hailey Kaniho-Lindsey, Edyn Tuliloa, Amia Silva, Shace Niu, Mele Taumoepeau, Abygail Masaki 20 PLAYER ROSTER LT/DK NAME HT. POS. GR. PRINCIPAL 1/18 Skyy Botelho 5'-5" L 12 Dr. Donna Lindsey 2 Makayla Fonoimoana-Vaomu 5'-7" OH 10 ATHLETIC DIRECTOR(S)