Maui Sports

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.

The 2015 Adidas Hoops Clinics will be held on Maui on Oct. 22 and in Honolulu on Oct. 25, 2015.

Touted by race organizers as “the birthplace of off-road triathlon,” Maui was host to the first XTERRA race in 1996. The race featured just 123 participants and has since grown to include a sold-out field of 850 racers from 43 countries.

The Seabury Hall 21st Annual Benefit Golf Tournament fundraiser generated a record breaking $114,000.

The Upcountry Baseball Club hosts its 1st Annual “Tee”m Work Makes the Dream Work Golf Tournament on Saturday, Oct. 24, 2015 at the Pukalani Golf Course.

The last time Dylan Delatori played quarterback was his freshman season three years ago. On Friday, the Lahainaluna High School senior played the position with the poise and precision of a veteran, throwing a pair of touchdown passes to Ronnie Espiritu, including the game-winner late in the fourth quarter to beat Kamehameha Maui, 20-14, at Kanaiaupuni Stadium.

The King Kekaulike High School football team was prepared to play Maui High tonight, despite having only 23 eligible players said Na Alii head coach Kyle Sanches.

The 2016 Hyundai Tournament of Champions Pro-Am currently has a limited number of pro-am spots available for the upcoming event on Tuesday, Jan. 5, 2016 at The Bay Course in Kapalua on Maui.

Maui’s Reid Hunter of Lahaina finished the 45th Annual Maui Marathon at least 15 minutes ahead of his nearest competition, winning the race in a time of 2 hours 44 minutes and 57 seconds. The repeat champ improved over last year when he also placed first.

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In front a nation of pink, and fused by the spirit of homecoming, the Kamehameha Schools Maui girls volleyball team answered its own challenge Friday, loosening the Division I strangle-hold held by cross-town rival King Kekaulike last year.

Pearl City Hongwanji Judo Club came out on top at the 56th Honpa Hongwanji State Judo Championships, winning nine team event titles out of 13 divisions.

Team Primo of Wailea Canoe Club took the title of 2015 Overall Race Champion, which included a perpetual trophy and a $1000 cash award.

The rebuilding Lunas gave their homecoming fans a reason to celebrate, finding the end zone five times en route to a 37-7 triumph over King Kekaulike, after leading by only a field goal through the first quarter of play.

In the end, it was about defense, and Maui High School’s defense proved to be a field goal better than Baldwin’s when it counted. The Sabers’ stout defense shutout Baldwin’s explosive passing game Friday night, before an estimated crowd of 4,300 at War Memorial Stadium, securing the Maui Interscholastic League Division I first-round championship with a nail-biting 3-0 victory.

The Tournament will offer preferred pricing for Maui residents during the sale, which is scheduled to take place on Friday and Saturday, Sept. 18 and 19.

Baldwin High School quarterback Chayce Akaka dialed in his brother Taje Akaka three times Saturday against Kamehameha Maui en route to a 35-14 victory before an estimated crowd of 1,900 at War Memorial Stadium.

Maui High School snapped a six-game losing streak to Lahainaluna Friday night, thanks to a pair of big runs from Jayden Wilhelm and Soane Vaohea.

The 56th Annual Honpa Hongwanji Judo Federation State Championships will be held at the King Kekaulike High School gymnasium. The two-day tournament will start this Saturday at 11 a.m. and continues through Sunday, Sept. 6.

The Pailolo Challenge 26-mile downwind outrigger canoe race between Maui and Molokaʻi takes place on Saturday, Sept. 19, 2015. The race starts in West Maui at DT Fleming Beach in Kapalua and continues on to Kaunakakai Pier on Molokaʻi.