#Spartans

Despite playing without the only returning starter from last season’s state championship, the Spartans swept Hāna and improved to 19-2 overall and 9-0 in MIL Division II play.

Saturday night’s second-place finish felt different than 2007, 2012 or 2014 when Seabury Hall was also the Division II state runner-up; the Spartans fought back from two sets down to force a fifth set that came down to the wire before bowing to Kapa’a of the Kauai Interscholastic Federation.

The Spartans are headed to the Wally Yonamine Foundation/HHSAA Division II state tournament May 8-10 on O’ahu.

Seabury Hall was 28-4 overall (28-1 against Hawai’i teams) and all of its wins were by at least 10 points, as the Spartans rolled to the Division II state championship.

On Friday, Seabury Hall cross-country coach Bobby Grossman told his girls team, “No matter what happens tomorrow, this is the best team I have ever had.”

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

Seabury Hall’s Ava Shipman was the Maui Interscholastic League’s top individual performer in the girls division at track and field Meet #2 Friday at the Yamamoto Track & Field Facility.

Seabury Hall’s Cameron Hanisch sank the game-winning 3-pointer with no time remaining to lift the Spartans over top-seeded Saint Francis in overtime 40-37 in Friday’s Division II state championship semifinal at Kaimuki gym.

Seabury Hall enjoyed the Maui Interscholastic League’s best team finish at the state canoe paddling championships Saturday on Oahu.

Motivated by three seasons of heartbreak — all to Seabury Hall — the Molokai High School eight-player football team celebrated a perfect season Saturday by knocking off its Valley Isle nemesis.

As if hosting the state cross country championships at your school is not tough enough, the Seabury Hall girls suffered a rude awakening Saturday, and vowed to be stronger in the future.

The Baldwin High School boys and Seabury Hall girls did what they do best on Friday — win Maui Interscholastic League track and field championships.

Kahului Harbor has staged many regattas over the years. Saturday, however, will be the first time hosting the best prep outrigger canoe paddlers in the 50th state and the 48 high school teams they represent.

For the second time in three years, the Seabury Hall girls volleyball team missed winning a Division II state championship by the same 15-9 margin in the fifth set.

Quarterback Jaxson Stinger passed for five touchdowns and ran for another to lead Seabury Hall to a 44-34 victory over visiting Molokai at War Memorial Stadium.

The Seabury Hall girls track team had a dream, and it came true Saturday, when the Spartans dominated the 2014 Island Movers Hawaii Track & Field Championships before a live television audience on OC16.

The Seabury Hall girls track team set the table in Friday’s trials in hopes of serving up a historic victory tonight at the 2014 Island Movers Hawaii State Track & Field Championships.

The pressure was off this week and it showed in the results of the Kamakea Memorial Track & Field Championships.

Third-seeded Baldwin High School played without its best player, Teva Eldridge, in the critical fourth quarter Thursday against Maryknoll and his absence ultimately proved too much to overcome as the Bears dropped their quarterfinal game to the Spartans, 66-61, at Radford Gymnasium.

In the final race of her prep career, Dakota Grossman did more than just reached the zenith in her sport of cross country. She continues to elevate Seabury Hall’s reputation as one of the best running programs for girls outside of Oahu.