#Division I

The Lahainaluna High School used a balanced attack on offense, defense and special teams Friday to claim the school’s first state Division II football championship since the small-school tournament was organized 14 years ago.

Maui Interscholastic League Division I champion Baldwin High School was awarded the fourth seed and will host Mililani at War Memorial Stadium on Friday, Nov. 3, beginning at 7 p.m.

Despite all the different looks and personnel moves Maui High School utilized, none could change the outcome of Saturday’s “Big Game” against cross-town rival Baldwin High School.

Baldwin High School’s backup running back Daniel Corpuz rushed for 99 yards and two first-quarter touchdowns to help the Bears preserve a 19-13 victory over Lahainaluna Saturday night in an otherwise meaningless Maui Interscholastic League football game at War Memorial Stadium.

Maui High School’s Hanisi Lotulelei finished with a career high 222 yards rushing and four touchdowns Friday night as the Sabers’ football team spoiled Kamehameha Maui’s senior night with a lopsided 26-7 win.

Baldwin High School’s Kamaki Gouveia did work on Labor Day, rushing for two touchdowns and 158 yards on 21 carries as Baldwin grabbed control of the Maui Interscholastic League Division I first-round race with a 36-21 holiday win over Maui High.

An estimated crowd of 350 watched Na Aliis bounce back from a one-set deficit against cross-town rival Kamehameha Schools Maui en route to a four-set victory, 20-25, 25-16, 25-19, 25-16.

The fourth-seeded Baldwin High School girls soccer team upset defending champion and top-seeded Mililani 2-1 Friday at Hawaii state soccer championships on Oahu.

By all accounts, the Baldwin High School boys soccer team is still finding itself. Last night at King Kekaulike Stadium, the Bears found out there is little or no consolation in having 15 shots on goal if none go in the net.

It took a homecoming celebration and a career-best rushing night from its go-to guy Soane Vaohea for Maui High School to snap a two-game losing streak.

Baldwin High School needed an extraordinary performance from an ordinary player Saturday and wide receiver Kaelon Wainui delivered.

All-purpose back La’akea Kahoohanohano-Davis continued his explosive ways Friday, creating a pair of highlight-video plays in the second quarter that ignited Baldwin High School’s homecoming celebration and sent Lahainaluna reeling.

Using Wednesday’s season opener as a measuring stick, fans of Maui Interscholastic League boys soccer can expect a break-neck tempo, in-your-face, attacking brand of football, not for the faint of heart.

The Lahainaluna High School football team played well, but Iolani played better.

The Maui High School football team was unable to slow Farrington in the second half, falling to the Governors tonight 22-6 in a First Hawaiian Bank Division I State Championship quarterfinal game at Aloha Stadium on Oahu.

To be specific, the sixth-ranked Farrington High School Governors are bigger than big, said Maui High School head coach David Bui.

The King Kekaulike girls volleyball team looked primed to shut the door on Kapolei Saturday, winning the first two sets in convincing fashion before the visiting Hurricanes unleashed their own fury.

The Maui High School football team will have to travel to Aloha Stadium and top-seeded Lahainaluna will host, but not at its new stadium on campus.

Whoever said defense wins championships and offense wins games must have been describing the Maui Interscholastic League and its season-ending champion’s duel.

The King Kekaulike High School girls volleyball team settled whatever unfinished business it had in the Maui Interscholastic League on Friday, executing a five-set, come-from-behind victory over Kamehameha Maui in the championship tilt of the Division I tournament.