Seabury Hall wins its first HHSAA Division II girls volleyball state title
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Top-seeded Seabury Hall beat No. 3 Waipahu 3–1 Friday at the Stan Sheriff Center to finish 19–0 and bring the Division II state crown home to Maui.
Seabury Hall is the state champion. The No. 1 seed beat No. 3 Waipahu 3–1 (25–18, 25–18, 12–25, 25–18) in the HHSAA Division II girls volleyball championship match on Friday, Oct. 30, at the Stan Sheriff Center, according to the HHSAA Division II bracket. The Spartans finished the season 19–0, per the HHSAA box score.
It is the first Division II girls volleyball state title for Seabury Hall. The school does not appear on the HHSAA record book list of Division II champions from 2005 through 2025, when Kapaʻa won the crown. The victory was also Seabury Hall’s 14th straight win, according to MaxPreps.
Set by set
Seabury Hall won the first two sets 25–18. Waipahu answered by taking the third set 25–12, but Seabury Hall closed out the match with a 25–18 fourth set, according to the HHSAA match stats.
Key stats
Milaniakai Padilla led Seabury Hall with 21 kills and 12 digs. Dillon McLellan added 16 kills and 10 digs while hitting .278, and Kamalei Stewart had 10 kills. D. Keomaka-Wood had 39 assists, and libero Tulsi Erlemann had 25 digs. Seabury Hall outhit Waipahu .171 to .126 and had nine aces, per the HHSAA box score.
For Waipahu, Te’a Suan had 10 kills, Maiya Beltran had eight kills and nine digs, and Shelby Kahalehoe had 21 digs.
Mahalo and congratulations to the Spartans for bringing a state title home to Maui. Have a score we missed? Send it to us.
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