#Maui Interscholastic League

Athletes are reminded of the free summer youth football clinic being held Saturday at the King Kekaulike High School baseball field.

The King Kekaulike High School football team is hosting a free summer youth football clinic on Saturday, June 17, at the school’s baseball field.

Maui High School hopes Rodney Figueroa’s 20-plus years on the Maui Interscholastic League prep circuit will be the foundation to a highly successful football program.

Maui High School is fixing to hire its fourth football coach in 10 years, confirming the resignation of Keith Shirota, a Saber graduate and long-time educator on the Lono Avenue campus.

Never under estimate the power of goal setting or the value of education. Thanks to a strict up-bringing and the support of his late grandmother, Maui High school student-athlete Feleti Afemui accepted a full-scholarship Tuesday to attend Vanderbilt University in Nashville, Tenn., considered by some to be the “Stanford of the East Coast.”

The pride of Maui High School, student-athlete Feleti Afemui, made his decision to attend Vanderbilt University next fall on a football scholarship official Tuesday, signing a National Letter of Intent before a classroom full of family, friends and faculty.

The King Kekaulike football team held its end-of-the-season banquet on Nov. 18 in the school’s cafeteria. More than 100 players, parents and administrators attended.

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.

The last time a pair of Neighbor Island teams played for the state Division II football championship, King Kekaulike High School returned to the Valley Isle with the winning hardware, knocking off Kauai in the 2006 final at Aloha Stadium, 33-20.

Two-time Maui Interscholastic League first-team softball all-star Nawai Kaupe of Maui High signed a National Letter of Intent earlier this week to play at the University of Washington in the Pac-12 Conference.

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.

Making effective use of its timeouts, the King Kekaulike High School girls volleyball team erased a pair deficits in the closing stages of sets No. 2 and No. 4 en route to preserving a perfect 14-0 Maui interscholastic League record.

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.

Looking for a spark on offense, Maui High School football team found fireworks in senior Hanisi Lotulelei Saturday at King Kekaulike Stadium.

While the Lahainaluna High School football team has enjoyed some outstanding individual efforts this season, none compares to the team effort the Lunas have demonstrated in September.

It might as well have been the painful exercise of finding the pea in the three shell game.

All high school students interested in Sports Medicine through hands on activities should enroll in the upcoming Maui Sports Medicine Seminar.

Maui High School used its speed on defense to dial up a solid 24-7 victory over Kamehameha Maui Saturday at War Memorial Stadium.