Maui Sports

Maui’s Kristine Felix, a freshman at Washington State University, became the first Cougar woman to win the conference championships in the pole vault Sunday at the Pac-12 Track & Field Championships on Cromwell Field at Loker Stadium on the USC campus.

Even with a bruised shoulder from the trials, Baldwin High School’s Keelan Ewaliko carried the Bears to its second straight Hawaii High School Athletic Association State Track and Field Championship Saturday at Mililani High School by a quarter point over Punahou, 66.25 to 66.

Seabury Hall didn’t need more motivation, but that’s exactly what Saturday’s one-point defeat to Punahou will be for the next 365 days.

Images of our Maui Interscholastic League athletes competing at the Island Movers State Track and Field Championships, May 10-11, at Mililani High School’s John Kauinana Stadium.

Punahou School’s Kalena Preus capped his final round Wednesday at Royal Kaanapali Golf Course with a long birdie putt at No. 18 and a victorious snarl.

She is Maui’s first female soccer player to be invited to train with the U14 United States Women’s National Soccer Team.

Designed to showcase All Star cheerleading at the highest level, Varsity unveiled “The Summit 2013” last weekend in Orlando, Fla., where 462 of the best cheer teams from across the country battled in 42 divisions before a live television audience.

There were plenty of Golden moments for the Hawks of Nanakuli against Saint Francis in Friday’s Division II DataHouse State Softball Championships.

Baldwin High School’s Daulton Cabacungan delivered a clutch pitching performance Wednesday, setting up the Bears for an opening-day bye next week when the Division I State Baseball Championships come to Maehara Stadium.

The Maui High School boys volleyball picked a good time to peak.

Punahou School freshman Mariel Galdiano recorded the first ever back-to-back sub-70 rounds in the 19-year history of the David S. Ishii Foundation/HHSAA Girls Golf State Championship.

The Seabury Hall girls track team had just won its second Maui Interscholastic League championship in three years with a school-record 150 points.

When you have depth and talent like the Baldwin High School boys track team, practices are as competitive as meets.

It was Maui’s last chance to witness Amber Kozaki soar to unspeakable heights. And she did . . . over and over . . . and over.

There is a reason the Maui Interscholastic League has never seen a 23-foot long jump — until Friday.

The King Kekaulike High School athletic department is inviting the public to attend its Na Ali’i Sports Series 2013.

Sophomore sprinter Dylan Leigh powered the Baldwin High School boys to eclipse the 200-point total en route to winning the Maui Interscholastic League Junior Varsity Track and Field Championships, Friday, April 19, at the Satoki Yamamoto Track & Field Facility.

Tyler Feiteira and Amber Kozaki solidified their respective place in history Saturday, with wins in the boys and girls pole vault at the 2013 Punahou Relays.

Defined as a work in progress at the start of the season, the Baldwin High School boys volleyball team enjoyed a breakout performance Friday, clinching the 2013 Maui Interscholastic League regular-season title and state Division I tournament berth.

Another chapter was added to the dramatic Division I softball series between Lahainaluna and Baldwin high schools.