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Maui Middle School Basketball League to open 2027 season in January

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Central Maui Sports Ohana is accepting players for the 2027 Maui Middle School Basketball League, which is open to 6th-, 7th- and 8th-graders across Maui County, the organization announced.

League organizers said games are tentatively scheduled to begin Jan. 17 and run through March 27. Player evaluations will take place in November and December and in January, with schedules set by each district or school coach.

Teams will be organized by district or school, according to Central Maui Sports Ohana. The organization said openings remain for teams based at private schools.

Each district or school may enter teams in the A, B or C divisions based on players’ skill, ability and age. The A division is the most competitive, followed by B. The C division is intended for younger, less experienced or less skilled players, organizers said.

A girls division will be offered if at least four teams sign up, according to the organization. Divisions may be coed.

Families can contact district coaches to learn about evaluation schedules:

  • Kahului boys: Cliff Alakai, 808-283-0444
  • Kahului girls: Rhod Bulosan, 808-234-3366
  • Kīhei boys and girls: Aaron Batulayan, 808-298-6984
  • Kīhei boys and girls: Gary Hall, 202-748-3872
  • Lahaina boys: Casey Smythe, 808-344-9566
  • Lahaina girls: Iolani Kaniho, 808-463-7809
  • Lānaʻi boys and girls: MaryLou Kaukeano, 808-563-2703
  • Upcountry boys: Kit Okazaki, 808-268-2287
  • Wailuku boys: Joe Blackburn, 808-870-2123
  • Wailuku girls: Dedrick Sabas, 808-280-9872

Questions about the league and evaluations can be directed to Blackburn at 808-870-2123 or joseph@mauilandbroker.com.

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