Catching up: Hāna scores 20 in the fourth to shut out Lānaʻi
Hāna and Lānaʻi were scoreless through three quarters before the Dragons scored 20 straight in the fourth for a 20–0 eight-player football win on Oct. 2.
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Hāna and Lānaʻi were scoreless through three quarters before the Dragons scored 20 straight in the fourth for a 20–0 eight-player football win on Oct. 2.
Kamehameha Maui beat King Kekaulike 27–14, Baldwin won at Lahainaluna 13–3, and Seabury Hall and Hāna won Friday night in girls volleyball.
Hāna beat Lānaʻi 36–20 in eight-player football, and King Kekaulike swept Baldwin 3–0 during a seven-match girls volleyball win streak.
King Kekaulike swept Lahainaluna and Kamehameha Maui, Baldwin and Maui High each won a five-set match, and Seabury Hall improved to 10–0 in MIL Division II.
King Kekaulike beat Kūlanihākoʻi 53–0, Lahainaluna held off Maui High 15–12, Hāna won twice in girls volleyball, and Seabury Hall beat Lānaʻi 3–1.
Kamehameha Maui shut out Kūlanihākoʻi 59–0, Seabury Hall beat Maui Prep 3–0, and Molokaʻi and Hāna each won a girls volleyball match.
HSJGA lists a junior skills clinic at The Dunes at Maui Lani on Wednesday, Oct. 7, from 4 to 5:30 p.m.
Maui Sports Leagues lists late registration through Oct. 24 at $140, with the fall season scheduled to begin Oct. 17.
Kāʻanapali Golf Courses lists a complimentary clinic with the UH men’s golf team on Tuesday, Oct. 27, from 3 to 4 p.m.
Mana O Maui’s free Surf-N-Turf afterschool program is scheduled to hold the final session of its September series on Wednesday, Sept. 30.
The County of Maui’s 2026 Menehune Basketball League is underway, giving sixth-, seventh- and eighth-grade players a fall basketball season at County gyms around Maui.
Maui Sports Leagues’ Phase 1 Fall 2026 youth flag football registration remains open, with regular registration scheduled through Sept. 30.
Two Maui junior golfers finished atop their divisions at the Maui Junior Championship at Kāʻanapali Royal Golf Course. Artie Austin of Wailuku won the 9-Hole Flight, while Lakota Lee of Kīhei won the Boys 15–18 division.