From youth instruction to MIL lanes, bowling makes room for skill, focus and friendly competition.
Competitive bowling turns a familiar recreational activity into a precision sport. Players learn a repeatable approach, ball release, lane targeting, spare shooting and how changing lane conditions affect the path of the ball. Youth competition also teaches scoring, concentration and the ability to make small adjustments from frame to frame.
Maui youth bowlers can compete through organized programs and school competition.
Wailuku
Public bowling and school athletes
Maui’s 10-lane bowling center and MIL competition venue. Adult/Youth League evidence exists, but its next session must be confirmed with the center.
Contact the center about open bowling, prices and the Adult/Youth League.
Lānaʻi City
Keiki under 18
Four-lane center offering recreational youth bowling. A discounted keiki rate does not establish a dedicated youth league or instructional program.
Reserve through the venue. Ask the staff about youth leagues and lessons.
School teams are open to enrolled students. The athletics office can help with tryouts, clearance, equipment and practices.
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Pukalani · Fall school season
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Kahului · Fall school season
School athletics ↗No current Molokaʻi bowling center or youth league is listed here. Special Olympics offers bowling statewide, but local bowling sessions must be arranged with the area program rather than assumed from statewide availability.
School athletes should contact school athletics. Ask Wailuku Lanes about its next Adult/Youth League; no October session is assumed open.
Highlights for this sport are coming soon.
Contact the organization to find out what’s being offered this season.
All times are Hawaiʻi time. Playoff matchups fill in as teams advance.
| Date | Division | Game / meet | Time (HST) | Venue / notes | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026-10-14 | Bowling | 4th – 5th | 1:00 PM | Wailuku Lanes 1 MIL playoff plan lists October 14/16/17; Maui High also lists October 22/23/24 championships, with rescheduled regular matches October 16/17. Check with the league for final playoff dates. | Check schedule details |
| 2026-10-16 | Bowling | 2nd – 3rd | 1:00 PM | Wailuku Lanes 2 MIL playoff plan lists October 14/16/17; Maui High also lists October 22/23/24 championships, with rescheduled regular matches October 16/17. Check with the league for final playoff dates. | Check schedule details |
| 2026-10-16 | Bowling | 1st – G1 Winner | 1:00 PM | Wailuku Lanes 1 MIL playoff plan lists October 14/16/17; Maui High also lists October 22/23/24 championships, with rescheduled regular matches October 16/17. Check with the league for final playoff dates. | Check schedule details |
| 2026-10-17 | Bowling | G3 Winner – G2 Winner | 8:00 AM | Wailuku Lanes 1 MIL playoff plan lists October 14/16/17; Maui High also lists October 22/23/24 championships, with rescheduled regular matches October 16/17. Check with the league for final playoff dates. | Check schedule details |
The MIL August 30 revision lists playoff dates October 14, 16 and 17. Maui High lists a championship slot October 14 and championship tournament dates October 22, 23 and 24 at Wailuku Lanes; its October 16/17 listings are rescheduled regular matches. The two schedules differ, so check with the league before you go.
2026-08-22 · School lists October 22/23 at 1 p.m.; October 24 at 8 a.m. HST · Wailuku Lanes
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