Kalaheo made history Wednesday night, defeating Kapolei 28-25 to win the first OIA Division II flag football championship in school history.

Wai‘anae delivered one of the most dramatic finishes of the season Tuesday night.

Trailing defending champion Moanalua 25-12 late in the fourth quarter, the Seariders rallied to force overtime before Chevylen-Brooke Beebe-Lee hauled in the game-winning touchdown to lift Wai‘anae to a 31-25 win in the OIA Division I girls flag football championship game.

The defending Division I state champions opened their title defense in dominant fashion.

Mililani powered past Lahainaluna 13-2 in five innings Tuesday morning at the HHSAA Division I Softball State Championships at McKinley High School.

Moanalua rolled past Punahou 12-1 in the opening round of the HHSAA Division I Softball State Championships on Tuesday at McKinley High School.

An expansion of the tournament field from nine teams to 12, it also meant a new bracket format. Out with the quarterfinal/semifinal/final setting and in with four regionals of three teams each. Heading into Selection Sunday, Hawai`i knew they were into the field of 12 for the 2026 National Collegiate Men’s Volleyball Championship.