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New City Nissian 40th Annual Girls Volleyball State Championship

Posted on 05 November 2008 by .


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Aloha and welcome to the www.HawaiiDigitalSports.com coverage of the New City Nissan HHSAA girls volleyball state championship.  Check back for VIDEO and Photo coverage!

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Watch:  VIDEO highlights from the 2008 girls volleyball season including: Kamehameha-Kapalama, Kahuku, Waiakea, HPA, Castle, McKinley, Mililani and more!
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HHSAA Sports Information Director
Natalie Iwamoto
www.SportsHigh.com 


The top 24 high school girls volleyball teams from across the state will meet in Honolulu to compete in the 40th annual New City Nissan/HHSAA girls volleyball state championships.  The two-division tournament tips off Nov. 5-7 at various high schools for the first, quarterfinal and seminal rounds.  The tournament  concludes on Saturday, Nov. 8, with the Division II and I championships at the Stan Sheriff Center on the lower campus of the University of Hawaii at Manoa. 


Three-time state champion Kamehameha-Kapalama is the top seed in the Division I bracket.  The Warriors enter the tournament with at 17-2 record, the most victories by any team in the tournament.


Oahu Interscholastic  Association Kahuku Red Raiders are the second seed, boasting an impressive 16-0 record. The upset minded Red Raiders will have a first-round bye before facing off with the winner of the Baldwin/Mililani match.


In the Division II bracket, defending state champion Hawaii Baptist Academy received the top seed and will have first-round bye.  The 16-2 Eagles will take on the winner of the Kauai/Castle match in the quarterfinal round on Thursday.


BEST OF FIVE FOR CHAMPIONSHIP MATCHES:


This year’s state championship will be the first-time ever that championship bracket matches will be played best three out of five games.  Teams in the Consolation bracket will play best two out of three games.  All games will be rally scoring to 25 points (must win by two), with the exception of the fifth game.  Game five matches shall be rally scoring to 15 points and must win by two points.  There are not point caps in any game.







2008-2009 HHSAA DIVISION I GIRLS VOLLEYBALL SCHEDULE & RESULTS













































WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 05, 2008
GAME SITE TIME/RESULT
First Round 1 KS-Hawaii Farrington Kamehameha 5:00pm
3 Baldwin Mililani McKinley 5:00pm
2 Moanalua Aiea Kamehameha 7:00pm
4 Punahou McKinley McKinley 7:00pm



























































THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 06, 2008
GAME SITE TIME/RESULT
Consolation 5 L-1 L-2 Kamehameha 3:30pm
6 L-3 L-4 McKinley 3:30pm
Quarterfinals 7 #4 KS-Maui W-2 Kamehameha 5:00pm
9 #2 Kahuku W-3 McKinley 5:00pm
8 #1 KS-Kapalama W-1 Kamehameha 7:00pm
10 #3 Waiakea W-4 McKinley 7:00pm















































FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 07, 2008
GAME SITE TIME/RESULT
Consolation 11 L-8 L-7 Kamehameha 5:00pm
12 L-9 L-10 McKinley 5:00pm
Semifinals 13 W-8 W-7 Kamehameha 7:00pm
14 W-9 W-10 McKinley 7:00pm

















































SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 08, 2008
GAME SITE TIME/RESULT
Consolation 15 W-5 W-6 Stan Sheriff Center 12:00pm
5th Place 16 W-11 W-12 Stan Sheriff Center 1:30pm
3rd Place 17 L-13 L-14 Stan Sheriff Center 4:30pm
Championship 18 W-13 W-14 Stan Sheriff Center 8:00pm



 





2008-2009 HHSAA DIVISION II GIRLS VOLLEYBALL SCHEDULE & RESULTS












































WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 05, 2008
GAME SITE TIME/RESULT
First Round 1 Kauai Castle Farrington 5:00pm
3 Hawaii Prep University Moanalua 5:00pm
2 Seabury Hall Kailua Farrington 7:00pm
4 Word of Life Honokaa Moanalua 7:00pm

























































THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 06, 2008
GAME SITE TIME/RESULT
Consolation 5 L-1 L-2 Farrington 3:30pm
6 L-3 L-4 Moanalua 3:30pm
Quarterfinals 7 #4 Hilo W-2 Farrington 5:00pm
9 #2 Molokai W-3 Moanalua 5:00pm
8 #1 Hawaii Baptist W-1 Farrington 7:00pm
10 #3 Kapolei W-4 Moanalua 7:00pm













































FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 07, 2008
GAME SITE TIME/RESULT
Consolation 11 L-8 L-7 Farrington 5:00pm
12 L-9 L-10 Moanalua 5:00pm
Semifinals 13 W-8 W-7 Farrington 7:00pm
14 W-9 W-10 Moanalua 7:00pm















































SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 08, 2008
GAME SITE TIME/RESULT
Consolation 15 W-5 W-6 Stan Sheriff Center 9:00am
5th Place 16 W-11 W-12 Stan Sheriff Center 10:30am
3rd Place 17 L-13 L-14 Stan Sheriff Center 3:00pm
Championship 18 W-13 L-14 Stan Sheriff Center 6:00pm

 

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Video & Photos: OIA Red Girls Volleyball Championship Kahuku 3- Moanalua 2

Posted on 03 November 2008 by .

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Aloha and welcome to the Hawaii Digital Sports video & photo presentation of the Oahu Interscholastic Association Girls Red Volleyballl Championship Game between: 


Kahuku Red Raiders (www.GoRedRaiders.com)  vs Moanalua Menehunes


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Kahuku takes OIA Red crown over Moanalua


by Paul Honda
Honolulu Star Bulletin


Stretched to the limit of its endurance, Moanalua needed a minor miracle to get past top-seeded Kahuku.


The Red Raiders refused to surrender, capturing the Oahu Interscholastic Association Red Conference volleyball title with a thrilling 25-18, 21-25, 28-26, 22-25, 15-13 win last night at McKinley Student Council Gym.


Kahuku, 16-0 in league play and ranked No. 3 in the Star-Bulletin Girls Volleyball Top 10, earned a seeded berth in the Division I state tournament and will have a first-round bye. Moanalua (12-5) was heroic despite playing its third match in three nights.


A win by Na Menehune in the double-elimination format would have forced Kahuku to play one more match for the league title, but the Red Raiders had too much strength at the net and too much hustle in the back row.


Nile Te’o led Kahuku with 15 kills, including four in the final set.

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Kahuku tops Moanalua for Red Conference title

By Wes Nakama
Honolulu Advertiser



Kahuku completed a perfect O’ahu Interschoastic Assocation girls volleyball season in thrilling fashion last night by holding off Moanalua, 25-18, 21-25, 28-26, 22-25, 15-13, for the Red Conference championship.


The Red Raiders finished 16-0 in league play and will receive the OIA’s top seed and a first-round bye in next week’s state tournament.


Na Menehune ended up 13-4 in league play, with all four losses coming to Kahuku.


Last night’s 2 1/2-hour marathon at McKinley’s Student Council Gym ended at 10:55 p.m., and was Moanalua’s third five-set match in as many days.


Kahuku defeated Na Menehune in Tuesday’s semifinals and Moanalua outlasted Farrington in Wednesday’s elimination match.


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2008 HHSAA Cross-Country State Championships

Posted on 02 November 2008 by .

Special to HawaiiDigitalSports.com 
by Al Linsky
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The course was tough. The weather was nice for running, not too hot, some light rain at times and a slight, cool breeze.
 
This course is at about 3000′ altitude. Add in “THE HILL”, which the athletes had to run twice, and there were casualties and some of them were among the elite athletes which meant important changes in the team results.
 
On the girls side it was Punahou who successfully defended their championship in fine style, having all 5 scorers finish in the top 20. I felt that Seabury Hall was the only team that had a decent chance of dethroning the Buffanblu, but the course claimed one of their best runners to squash their chances. Seabury Hall ended up second, the same position as last year.
 
Kamehameha-Kapalama who showed strength all season, took third, led by the steadily improving Ashlee Jiminez who placed third overall.
 
‘Iolani, who started out as a favorite at the beginning of the year, was beset by injuries and illness all year but managed to edge out another favorite, Mililani, for fourth.
 
The top 10 girls were Bailey Massenburg, Tia Greenwell, Ashlee Jiminez, Julie Besenbruch, Hailey Grossman, Kristin Ali-Keith, Farrah Madanay, Jenna Wong, Amanda Tamanaha and Haley Abing.
 
Leilehua defended their boys championship led by a gutsy performance from 3 time State Champ Bryce Jenkins. Bryce was very limited by injuries this season and only started running again in the past few weeks. He obviously succeeded greatly in his non-running training regimen.
 
Kamehameha-Kapalama had a strong showing to place second.
 
‘Iolani had dominated the ILH season this year and many expected them to win the team title. One of their top athletes, after being in the hunt throughout most of the race, fell to a probable case of severe dehydration to drop the Raiders to third.
 
Hilo and Honoka’a rounded out the top 5 teams.
 
The top 10 boys were Bryce Jenkins, Matt Nakamoto, Mark Turner, Margarito Martinez, Reid Hunter, Christian Putegnat, Jake Shiraki, Tyler Mulloy, Troy Esaki and Jodan Thibodeau.
 
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Billy Tees HHSAA Bowling Championship Results

Posted on 01 November 2008 by .

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Watch:  2008 OIA Bowling Championship Videos!
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Results provided by: 
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Results: Full results below!


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Ajimine wins it all
Honolulu Star-Bulletin


There are no more pins for Kalani’s Dara Ajimine to knock down.


Ajimine wrapped up her high school bowling career with her third straight state championship yesterday, adding an elusive team title for Kalani.


The Falcons beat Kapolei by 149 pins thanks to a furious finish, while Ajimine, who won by a single pin last year, beat Venny Jean Turner of Sacred Hearts by a hefty 83 pins. She sealed it with a 200 in the final round.


“Winning the team championship means a lot to me,” Ajimine said. ” We haven’t won the state championship in a long time, so I wanted to get it done since I am a senior.”


It was Kalani’s first state title since it repeated in 1994. The Falcons blew away the Warriors with 873 pins in the final round to Kapolei’s 808. The Falcons averaged 861 pins over the final four rounds as their shuffled lineup meshed.


Kalani had Ajimine in the anchor position throughout the season, but coach Colin Matsuo switched things up after a loss to Mililani in the OIA tournament. He put junior Janelle Takahata in the important slot for the state tournament, and she responded with a 33rd-place finish. Brandi Kawamoto came in 23rd, Chayna Matsuo was 32nd and Kayla Takara wound up 35th.

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Kalani’s Ajimine makes it 3 in row
Honolulu Advertiser



Kalani’s Dara Ajimine became the first three-time state bowling champion yesterday, winning the Billy Tees/HHSAA Bowling State Championships by 83 pins at Lihu’e Bowling Center on Kaua’i.


Ajimine, a senior, rolled a three-game series of 575 yesterday for a 1,752 total. She also led after the first round with a six-game total of 1,177.


“It’s exciting,” Ajimine said. “I put a lot of pressure on myself. I really wanted it.”


Baldwin’s Corey Gushikuma won the boys crown with 1,788 pins to become the first Maui Interscholastic League bowler to win a boys state title since 1979.


Ajimine won the 2006 girls state title at the Lihue Bowling Center and claimed last year’s crown by one pin at Hilo Lanes.

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2008 HHSAA Individual Girls Championship Reults






















































































































































































































































































































































Name 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Total
Kalani Dara Ajimine 190 195 211 230 150 201 189 186 200 1752
Sacred Hearts Venny Jean Turner 204 204 172 169 193 171 173 183 200 1669
Kapolei Kimie Roller 191 126 211 176 181 151 182 193 172 1583
McKinley Winter Drew-Kaohu 160 182 154 193 201 176 176 161 157 1560
Kapolei Chrystalynn Bonifacio 190 193 175 162 191 136 160 169 172 1548
Pearl City Ashley Shoemaker 201 232 148 151 162 180 154 166 151 1545
Mililani Stacey Shigekane 164 188 148 153 164 170 171 173 213 1544
Kalaheo Tammi Sakaguchi 156 187 126 170 166 180 202 176 168 1531
Moanalua Shari Usui 137 170 220 165 174 144 171 181 159 1521
St. Francis Chelsea Seki 218 169 179 180 164 171 176 137 120 1514
Moanalua Alyssa Aguilar 190 127 173 126 211 189 158 168 170 1512
HBA Elisabeth Seamon 177 169 206 131 137 174 165 191 148 1498
Kapolei Raelena Mattos 190 190 167 197 134 147 122 156 178 1481
Hilo Kacie Wakida 172 136 167 123 167 177 149 174 210 1475
Mililani Tamara Stephens 137 188 186 167 174 148 145 142 188 1475
Waimea Tiffany Lum 165 185 162 157 157 150 131 167 195 1469
Hilo Makalani Pina 124 182 165 159 184 145 189 140 176 1464
Kapolei Valerie-Chanel Ibarra 159 157 170 152 157 168 182 169 149 1463
Maryknoll Melissa Worsham 170 143 146 149 175 168 183 170 158 1462
Island Pacific Jaymie-Rae Martin 163 147 158 170 147 139 176 185 176 1461
Waialua Nohelani Olpendo 157 213 163 138 193 149 182 150 115 1460
Campbell Kristyn Nakano 176 159 152 154 167 144 137 191 177 1457
University Lab Shannon Lee 175 182 184 170 157 137 164 157 131 1457
Kalani Brandi Kawamoto 135 175 149 155 144 216 122 193 167 1456
Maui Victoria Baldovi-Wong 182 165 140 172 143 152 157 214 128 1453
Kona Kassidy Staup 158 116 167 116 162 172 167 234 160 1452
Kona Caylee Takafuji 184 171 146 167 159 167 140 164 145
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FOOTBALL

8/15/2008        Kamehameha
x Kahuku, at Aloha Stadium

8/16/2008        Pac5 x
Waialua, at Aloha Stadium

8/22/2008        Kailua x Kahuku, at Kahuku

8/22/2008        Iolani
x Leilehua, at Leilehua

8/23/2008        Campbell x Waialua, at Campbell

8/30/2008        Anuenue
x Waialua, at Waialua

8/30/2008        Mililani
x Leilehua, at Leilehua

9/6/2008          Roosevelt
x Kahuku, at Roosevelt

9/12/2008        Kalaheo
x Waialua, at Kailua

9/12/2008        Kapolei
x Leilehua, at Leilehua

9/13/2008        Pearl City x Mililani, at Mililani

9/20/2008        McKinley
x Kahuku, at Roosevelt

9/26/2008        Kaiser
x Waialua, at kaiser

9/26/2008        Nanakuli
x Mililani, at Milillani

9/27/2008        Kaimuki
x Kahuku, at Roosevelt

10/3/2008        Farrington
x Kahuku, at Kahuku

10/3/2008        Mililani
x Kapolei, at Kapolei

10/4/2008        Moanalua
x Waialua, at Moanalua

10/4/2008        McKinley
x Kaimuki, at Roosevelt

10/10/2008      Castle
x Kahuku, at Kahuku

10/10/2008      Nanakuli
x Pearl City, at Nanakuli

10/11/2008      Leilehua
x Waipahu, at Waipahu

10/11/2008      Farrington
x Kaimuki, at Roosevelt

10/17/2008      Anuenue
x Kalani, at Kaiser

10/18/2008      Waialua
x Radford, at Waialua

10/18/2008      Mililani
x Kailua, at Mililani

10/24/2008      Leilehua
x Kaimuki, at Leilehua

10/24/2008      Kahuku
x Mililani, at Kahuku

10/24/2008      JV-Kahuku
x JV-Waipahu, at Kahuku

10/31/2008      Leilehua
x Farrington, at Aloha Stadium

10/31/2008      Kahuku
x Waianae, at Aloha Stadium

11/1/2008        JV-Kahuku
x Leilehua, at Kahuku

11/7/2008        Kahuku
x Farrington, at Aloha Stadium


VOLLEYBALL

9/2/2008          McKinley
x Kahuku, at Kahuku

9/4/2008          Roosevelt x Kahuku, at Kahuku

9/9/2008          Kalani  Kahuku, at Kahuku

9/11/2008        Farrington
x Kahuku, at Kahuku

9/18/2008        McKinley
x Kahuku, at McKinley

9/25/2008        Roosevelt
x Kahuku, at Roosevelt

9/30/2008        Moanalua
x Kahuku, at Kahuku

10/7/2008        Kalani
x Kahuk, at Kalani

10/2/2008        Moanalua
x Roosevelt, at Roosevelt

10/11/2008      Farrington
x Kahuku, at Farrington

10/16/2008      Radford
x Roosevelt, at McKinley

10/21/2008      Kahuku
x Roosevelt, at Kahuku

10/28/2008      Kahuku
x Moanalua, at McKinley

10/28/2008      Mililani
x Farrington, at McKinley

10/29/2008      Moanalua
x Farrington, at Farrington

10/30/2008      Kahuku x
Moanalua, at McKinley

11/1/2008        Punahou
x Kamehameha-Oahu, at Kamehameha

11/5/2008        Moanalua
x Aiea, at Kamehameha

11/5/2008        Farrington
x Kamehameha-Hawaii,
at Kamehameha

11/5/2008        Word of
Life x Honokaa, at Moanalua

11/6/2008        Moanalua
x Kamehameha-Maui, at Kamehameha

11/6/2008        Waiakea
x Punahou, at McKinley

11/6/2008        Kahuku
x Mililani, at McKinley

11/7/2008        Kahuku
x Punahou, at McKinley



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