Seabury Hall sweeps Le Jardin to reach the HHSAA Division II state final
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Unbeaten Seabury Hall won 3–0 Thursday at Roosevelt and meets No. 3 Waipahu for the state title Friday. King Kekaulike’s state tournament ended in the Division I consolation bracket.
Seabury Hall is one win from a state championship. Top-seeded Seabury Hall swept Le Jardin 3–0 (25–17, 25–23, 25–14) in the HHSAA Division II girls volleyball semifinals on Thursday, Oct. 29, at Roosevelt High School, according to the HHSAA Division II bracket. Seabury Hall improved to 18–0, per the HHSAA box score.
Set by set
Seabury Hall took the first set 25–17. The second was the close one: Le Jardin led 14–12 before Seabury Hall pulled back even and won it 25–23. The third set went to Seabury Hall 25–14, according to the HHSAA match stats.
Key stats
Milaniakai Padilla led Seabury Hall with 14 kills and 6 aces, and Dillon McLellan added 12 kills and 6 digs. D. Keomaka-Wood ran the offense with 34 assists, and libero Tulsi Erlemann had 12 digs. As a team, Seabury Hall served 16 aces and outhit Le Jardin .181 to .123, per the HHSAA box score.
For Le Jardin, Summer Flores had 13 kills and H. Antolin-Somildam had 15 assists and 11 digs.
Up next: the state final
Seabury Hall plays No. 3 Waipahu for the Division II state championship on Friday, Oct. 30, at 5 p.m. at the Stan Sheriff Center, according to the HHSAA bracket. Waipahu reached the final with a 3–0 semifinal win over Waiʻanae.
King Kekaulike’s state run ends
In the Division I consolation semifinals on Thursday at Punahou, Mililani beat King Kekaulike 2–0 (25–16, 25–13), according to the HHSAA Division I bracket. That ends the state tournament for the MIL Division I champions. HHSAA had not posted stats for that match when we checked.
Mahalo to both Maui teams for carrying the island’s colors at states. Have a score we missed? Send it to us.