Weekly scores roundup, Nov. 2–8: King Kekaulike beats Kamehameha Maui 26–13; Maui teams compete at state cheer, bowling and air riflery

Published 2026-11-08

King Kekaulike beat Kamehameha Maui 26–13 in football, and Maui teams competed at the HHSAA state championships in cheerleading, bowling and air riflery.

It was a busy state-tournament week for Maui, with teams on Oʻahu for cheerleading, bowling and air riflery and one Maui Interscholastic League football result we can confirm. Here’s every final we’ve checked from Monday, Nov. 2, through Sunday, Nov. 8, plus a few earlier results we can now add.

The week at a glance

Football

King Kekaulike 26, Kamehameha Maui 13 (Friday, Nov. 6, at Kanaʻiaupuni Stadium). King Kekaulike won Kamehameha Maui’s homecoming game and moved to 6–3, while Kamehameha Maui fell to 7–2, according to KHON2 and Kamehameha Maui athletics. It was the third meeting of the season and King Kekaulike’s first win in the series this fall after losses of 31–7 on Sept. 18 and 27–14 on Oct. 17. Player stats have not been posted. Read the story.

Baldwin 7, Lahainaluna 6 (Saturday, Nov. 7, at Sue D. Cooley Stadium). The Bears won the regular-season finale, according to the Star-Advertiser scoreboard. Next up for Maui football is the HHSAA state tournament: Division I and Division II first-round games are Saturday, Nov. 14, per the HHSAA. Matchups and most sites have not been posted yet. Keep up with every game in our MIL Football Schedule 2026 guide.

Cheerleading

Baldwin, Maui High and Lahainaluna all competed in the 12-team All-Girl division at the HHSAA state cheerleading championships on Wednesday, Nov. 4, at the Neal S. Blaisdell Center Arena in Honolulu. Baldwin finished 8th with a final score of 35.40 and no deductions. Maui High finished 10th at 31.62 after a raw score of 33.37 and 1.75 in deductions. Lahainaluna finished 12th at 26.90 with no deductions, according to the official HHSAA All-Girl results. Moanalua won the division with 46.02, followed by Sacred Hearts Academy at 44.63 and Punahou at 43.23. Read the state cheer story.

Air riflery

The HHSAA state air riflery championships were Tuesday, Nov. 3, at the Neal Blaisdell Exhibition Hall. Scores are listed as points and inner tens.

Maui High’s boys finished 7th of 8 teams with 2017 points and 42 inner tens (664 kneeling, 745 prone, 608 standing), per the official boys team results. Dallas Bayez led the Sabers with 523 points (12 inner tens). Moanalua won the boys title with 2124-49, followed by Kaiser at 2109-54 and Pearl City at 2100-50.

Maui High’s girls finished 6th of 8 with 2016 points and 40 inner tens (675 kneeling, 753 prone, 588 standing). Hannah Cabebe led Maui High with 523 (13 inner tens). Baldwin’s girls finished 7th with 1951 points and 25 inner tens (648 kneeling, 722 prone, 581 standing), led by Raylee Ribucan with 507 (3 inner tens), according to the official girls team results. Punahou won the girls title with 2142-56, followed by Pearl City at 2134-51 and Kaiser at 2078-44.

Bowling

The HHSAA state bowling championships ran Thursday and Friday, Nov. 5–6, at Schofield Bowling Center. Team totals are eight-game pin counts from the official HHSAA team results.

Kamehameha Maui’s girls finished 9th of 9 with 4,239 pins (563, 543, 537, 530, 501, 536, 549, 480). Mililani won the girls title with 6,714, followed by Kalani at 6,454 and Mid-Pacific at 5,605.

Baldwin’s boys finished 8th of 10 with 5,671 pins (843, 731, 726, 714, 705, 603, 627, 722). Kamehameha Maui’s boys finished 9th with 5,534 pins (677, 661, 727, 679, 703, 667, 673, 747). Mililani won the boys title with 7,954, followed by Pearl City at 7,036 and Moanalua at 6,969.

Catching up: football, cross country and MIL cheer

We can now confirm a football final from the week before: King Kekaulike 48, Kūlanihākoʻi 7 on Saturday, Oct. 31, at King Kekaulike, according to MaxPreps and the Star-Advertiser scoreboard. King Kekaulike was 5–3 after that game, and Kūlanihākoʻi finished 0–8 with no more games scheduled (MaxPreps).

At the MIL cross country championships on Oct. 24 at Baldwin, Seabury Hall won the boys team title with 20 points. Silas Miller-Yoder won the boys race in 17:09, and Seabury swept the top four (Brady Punu 17:24, Remi Kuriger 17:57, Brendan Punu 17:58). Kamehameha Maui won the girls team title with 36 points, and Keilana Maldonado won the girls race in 20:19, ahead of Brooke Hoida of Kīhei Charter (20:32) and Ariceli Gonzales of King Kekaulike (20:55). Kūlanihākoʻi scored 69 points and won its first MIL Division II girls title, according to The Maui News. Read the Kūlanihākoʻi story.

At the HHSAA state meet on Oct. 31 at Hawaiʻi Preparatory Academy in Waimea, Seabury Hall finished 2nd in boys Division II with 44 points behind champion Hawaiʻi Prep (25). Miller-Yoder was 5th overall and 2nd in Division II in 17:40, and Brady Punu was 6th overall in 17:44, per the official HHSAA combined team results. In Division I, King Kekaulike’s boys were 10th of 16 with 239 points (Makoa Kapuniai, 19:25, 45th overall) and Maui High’s boys were 12th with 314 (Ian Madriaga, 20:00, 77th overall). Kamehameha Maui’s girls were 9th of 16 with 254 points; Maldonado ran 22:12 and was 19th overall, the top Maui County girl, with Hoida 22nd and Emily Kermode of King Kekaulike 29th. Maui High’s girls were 13th with 314 points (Jozea Sanchez-Cabrera, 25:09).

On Oct. 27, Baldwin won the MIL cheerleading championship at Baldwin High School with a score of 37.43. Maui High finished 2nd and Lahainaluna 3rd (their scores were not published), and those top three teams advanced to states, according to The Maui News. Read the MIL cheer story.

Mahalo to every player, coach and family who represented Maui County at states this week. Have a score we missed? Send it to us.

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