College scholarships, travel assistance, training support and athlete-development opportunities that Maui youth may qualify for—whether the opportunity comes from Maui, elsewhere in Hawaiʻi, or the mainland.
Eligibility matters more than geography. Start with Maui County opportunities, then explore Hawaiʻi and national programs.
For Maui students going on to college. 2027 rules will be posted by the sponsor.
Supports education, healthy lifestyles and environmental stewardship.
Active Hawaiian Canoe Club paddlers accepted or enrolled at a two- or four-year college.
Education support for club paddlers.
KCC paddlers entering or continuing college, university or trade school. Na Ōpiʻo participants are encouraged.
Hawaiʻi high-school seniors, current MJGA members with at least three years of membership, planning US college enrollment in the award-year fall.
MJGA members; the linked 2025 form requires family good standing and fundraiser/volunteer participation.
Helps cover tournament travel. Past applications asked for receipts and a short write-up about the tournament.
Email: info@mjga.net
Address: P.O. Box 852, Wailuku, HI 96793
Review attempted · some details unconfirmed: 2026-10-03
MJGA golfers taking lessons with an Aloha Section PGA professional.
Maui residents age 18 or younger demonstrating financial need.
Review attempted · some details unconfirmed: 2026-10-03
Maui Island residents seeking an undergraduate degree at an accredited two- or four-year college; GPA 2.7+, financial need and community service.
Preference for soccer, surfing or paddling participants and UH Maui College students. Sports participation is a preference rather than a mandatory eligibility condition.
Maui High student-athletes with more than two years of varsity/JV athletics, GPA 2.75+, character and positive conduct.
Recognizes lessons learned through athletics and contributions to the community.
Maui High school programs; funds go to school accounts rather than individual tuition recipients.
Emergency requests may be considered.
Maui youth athletes demonstrating commitment, willingness to learn, discipline and sportsmanship.
The published program partners with Dickson Performance to support athlete development.
Maui youth seeking sports-camp assistance.
The current sponsor page describes assistance for sports camp and character development.
Email: VSM@verticalsportsmaui.com
Address: 1254 S. Kihei Rd. #38, Kihei, HI 96753
Players who need help with the cost of participating in MIHA.
Financial assistance is offered. Contact the program for details.
Email: mauiinlinehockeyassociation@gmail.com
Review attempted · some details unconfirmed: 2026-10-03
Maui County students entering college, university or trade/vocational school, with documented unmet educational costs.
Hawaiʻi residents entering or continuing accredited US college study in conservation, ecology, biology or a related ecosystem field; GPA 3.0+.
For 2026 high-school graduates. Past winners had a 3.5+ GPA, essays and recommendations.
Local education awards usable by qualifying Maui students, including athletes.
Review attempted · some details unconfirmed: 2026-10-03
St. Anthony offers a Shane Victorino scholarship for 2026–27. Contact the school for the application and rules.
School tuition assistance, separate from college scholarships.
Phone: 808-244-4190
Email: mainoffice@sasmaui.org
Address: 1618 Lower Main St., Wailuku, HI 96793
Review attempted · some details unconfirmed: 2026-10-03
For canoe paddlers. Past winners may apply again each year. See HCRA for full details.
Awards associated with the HCRA State Championships.
Hawaiʻi residents entering or attending college full time, current/past HSJGA members, GPA 2.75 or above. Selection includes need, character and service.
Check with HHSAA for current eligibility and application rules.
Review attempted · some details unconfirmed: 2026-10-03
Junior golfers ages 6–17; October–November 2026 PGA Junior League programs include Maui and Oʻahu.
Five weeks of weekly skills practice and on-course play/practice. Financial assistance is need based.
Junior golfers who need help paying JGAH membership or locally organized tournament entry fees.
The board reviews applications; support depends on applicant count and need.
Eligibility differs by program. The statewide high-school girls travel program can include Maui; the Kauaʻi-only program does not.
Published 2026 deadlines: JTCC camp May 1; statewide girls Battle of the Sections travel July 1. Keep these separate from the Maui Junior Tennis Grant.
A softball scholarship. Contact the sponsor for eligibility and the deadline.
Phone: 808-227-8130
Review attempted · some details unconfirmed: 2026-10-03
Hawaiʻi-resident US citizens, high-school seniors or full-time undergraduates, financial need and GPA 3.0+. Accomplished ocean/water-sport or volleyball athletes intending to compete in college.
Applications are expected to open in November 2026.
Hawaiʻi high-school seniors meeting Ambassador criteria at a high level, GPA 3.5+. Financial need is not required.
Applications are expected to open in November 2026.
2026 Hawaiʻi high-school graduates, GPA 2.75+, competitive school/club sport participation and school/community service.
Hawaiʻi seniors who competed in an official HHSAA state-championship sport.
Current/former STH clients, Hawaiʻi residents with a diploma and admission/enrollment at a two- or four-year college on another island or the mainland.
Hawaiʻi high-school juniors or above, eight years of Hawaiʻi schooling, GPA 3.75+, 300 service hours and four years on a sports team.
The sponsor’s High School Athlete award is for Oʻahu students only.
Hawaiʻi youth whose parents are union members.
An academic and sports scholarship fund. Contact the sponsor for dates and how to apply.
College and career/technical students; eligibility differs by fund. The common application matches applicants with qualifying funds.
Phone: 808-566-5570
US high-school athletes in grades 9–12, any sport and any state; adults nominate candidates.
Free recognition program rewarding positive character, service and resilience. A nomination qualifies candidates for applicable awards, not a guaranteed scholarship.
NSHSS high-school members graduating in 2026, 2027, 2028 or 2029; all sports and genders.
High-school seniors: B+ average, top quarter of class or qualifying test score; two sports for two years each and a varsity letter in both. Qualifying scores are ACT 24+ or SAT 1100+; satisfy one of the academic alternatives.
The Hawaiʻi deadline is listed as February 28. Check the sponsor’s site to confirm the year.
Competitive junior golfers with financial need and strong potential. See the sponsor’s site for full eligibility.
Review attempted · some details unconfirmed: 2026-10-03
Junior golfers seeking a college-golf pathway through competitive junior golf.
ACE reimburses qualifying competitive golf expenses. It is not a direct college tuition award.
Family, memorial, business, club and community awards can help alongside sport-specific programs. General scholarships may be available to athletes in any sport.
Deadlines and rules can change, so check with the sponsor before you apply.
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