Maui weekend preview, Oct. 30–Nov. 1: Seabury Hall’s state title push, MIL football and state cross country
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Seabury Hall is two wins from a Division II state title, King Kekaulike is still alive in the consolation bracket, and MIL football and state cross country fill Friday and Saturday.
It’s a big weekend for Maui County teams. Here’s what to watch from Thursday night through Sunday, with Wednesday’s state volleyball results to catch you up. All times are Hawaiʻi time, and it’s always smart to check with the schools before you go.
Catching up: Wednesday at the state volleyball tournament
Seabury Hall 3, Kaiser 1 (Division II quarterfinal). Top-seeded Seabury Hall dropped the first set, then won 25–20, 25–19 and 28–26 at Roosevelt High School, according to the HHSAA Division II bracket. Milaniakai Padilla had 28 kills and 21 digs, Dillon McLellan added 15 kills, D. Keomaka-Wood set up 48 assists and Tulsi Erlemann had 19 digs, per the HHSAA box score. The box score lists Seabury Hall at 17–0.
Moanalua 3, King Kekaulike 0 (Division I quarterfinal). Fourth-seeded King Kekaulike fell 25–19, 25–11, 25–18 at Kamehameha Schools Kapālama, according to the HHSAA Division I bracket. Nanea Guarin led King Kekaulike with 7 kills, Gwen McKillip had 6, Alana Birrer had 13 assists and Chiyomi Sales had 13 digs, per the HHSAA box score.
Hawaiʻi Prep 2, Hāna 0 (Division II consolation). Hāna fell 25–15, 25–16 at Kalani High School, which ends its state tournament, according to the HHSAA Division II bracket. Mahalo to the Hāna girls for representing East Maui at states.
Thursday night: two Maui teams play on
- Seabury Hall vs. Le Jardin, 7 p.m., Roosevelt High School. Division II semifinal. Le Jardin reached it by beating Kauaʻi in five sets on Wednesday.
- King Kekaulike vs. Mililani, 5 p.m., Punahou. Division I consolation semifinal.
Friday, Oct. 30
- State volleyball finals at the Stan Sheriff Center. If Seabury Hall wins Thursday, it plays for the Division II state title at 5 p.m. against the Waiʻanae–Waipahu winner. If not, it plays in the third-place match at 3:30 p.m. If King Kekaulike wins Thursday, it plays for fifth place at 11 a.m. All times are from the HHSAA brackets.
- MIL football: Maui High at Lahainaluna, 7 p.m. On the MIL Division I football schedule. Game details.
Saturday, Oct. 31
- HHSAA Cross Country State Championships, Hawaiʻi Preparatory Academy, Waimea. The HHSAA meet page lists Saturday, Oct. 31 at HPA, and Hilo High’s calendar shows an 8:30 a.m. start. Event details.
- MIL football: Kūlanihākoʻi at King Kekaulike, 6 p.m. A Halloween night game in Pukalani. Game details.
Sunday, Nov. 1
Nothing is on our calendar for Sunday yet. Hosting a youth game, clinic or tryout? Tell us about it.
Football: what’s already decided
Baldwin has already won the MIL Division I title, and Kamehameha Maui has a spot in the HHSAA Division II state tournament, according to The Maui News. The regular season ends Nov. 6–7. See every remaining game and result in our MIL Football Schedule 2026 guide.
We’ll have the scores in Sunday’s weekly roundup. Have a score or photo to share? Send it to us.
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