ATHLETES OF THE WEEK

GIRLS
Bree Rapozo
Kamehameha judo
The senior captured her fourth state judo title in a row with a victory over Pearl City’s Sherese Ader in the final (122 pounds).

BOYS
Dane Pestano
Kamehameha judo
He won his fourth consecutive state judo title, defeating Dayton Furuta of Mililani in the final (220 pounds).

HONOR ROLL

BASEBALL

» Christian Donahue, ‘Iolani: 3-for-4, home run, double, three RBIs, two runs against MPI

» Trey Saito, MPI: hurled a two-hit shutout against ‘Iolani to seal the Owls’ ILH title

GOLF

» Mariel Galdiano, Punahou: won the HHSAA state championships at Kaanapali by seven shots with two-round 137

SOFTBALL

» Rachel Carlos, St. Francis: 3-for-6, six RBIs against Waimea

» Kelsie Hee, St. Francis: 3-for-3, home run, triple, four RBIs against Kaiser

» Chyanne Koko, Nanakuli: threw a six-inning, five-hit shutout against Kauai; 2-for-4, double, RBI, and pitched a complete-game win against St. Francis in the D-II state championship game

» Gaylan Matagiese, Waimea: 3-for-4, two triples, four RBIs against Aiea; 3-for-3, two homers, six RBIs, two runs against Kauai

» Rainelle Matsuoka, Kaiser: 4-for-4, home run, two doubles, five RBIs against Konawaena

» Sienna Santiago, Waimea: 4-for-4, three runs against Aiea

» Raisa Strom-Okimoto, Aiea: 5-for-5, triple, five runs, three RBIs against Molokai

» Kay Tehotu, McKinley: 4-for-4 with a double against Hana

» Jaci Young, Punahou: struck out 11 in a complete-game win over Maryknoll for a state-tourney berth

TENNIS

» Kawika Lam, Punahou: outlasted defending champion Marcel Chan of Kamehameha 6-4, 4-6, 7-6 (6) to capture the boys state championship

» Alyssa Tobita, Mililani: the junior won her third state championship, defeating Punahou’s Ashley Ishimura 6-1, 6-3 at Mauna Lani Resort

TRACK AND FIELD

» Diamond Briscoe, Pearl City: first in the 100- (12.79), 200- (25.82) and 400-meter (57.91) dashes at the OIA championships

» Maile Shigemasa, Pearl City: won the 1,500- (5:02.40) and 3,000-meter (11:17.73) runs at the OIA championships

VOLLEYBALL

» Austin Amian, Moanalua: 11 digs against Kaiser

» Zarin Austrio, Moanalua: 22 assists and four kills in an upset win over Kalaheo

» Casey Bolda, Kaiser: 10 kills, three blocks against Moanalua

» Tahi Caldwell, Moanalua: 11 kills against Kalaheo; nine kills, three aces against Kaiser; 10 kills against Kaiser in the OIA championship game win

» Makoa Camanse-Stevens, Kamehameha: 11 kills against Punahou

» Samuel Faumui, Farrington: 15 kills against Waialua

» Tyler Liana, Farrington: 14 kills, two aces against Waialua

» Austin Matautia, Moanalua: 10 kills against Kaiser; nine kills in a rematch for the OIA crown

» Joshua Mendoza, Waialua: 12 kills against Farrington

» Tyren-Jon Moniz, Waialua: 11 kills, four blocks against Farrington

» Larry Tuileta, Punahou: 19 kills against Kamehameha in the ILH tournament final

SOFTBALL TOP 10

The Top 10 softball teams as voted on by coaches and media from around the state. First-place votes in parentheses. Ten points for first-place votes, nine for second, eight for third, etc.

>> Also receiving votes: Waimea 6, Hilo 4, ‘Iolani 4, St. Francis 1

>> No longer in Top 10 (previous rank): Waimea (No. 10)

BASEBALL TOP 10

The Top 10 high school baseball teams as voted on by coaches and media from around the state. First-place votes in parentheses. Ten points for first-place votes, nine for second, eight for third, etc.

>> Also receiving votes: Punahou 13, Konawaena 12, Waianae 10, Kamehameha-Hawaii 7, Maui 7, Kamehameha 3, Leilehua 3, Waipahu 2

>> No longer in Top 10 (previous rank): Konawaena (No. 9)

BOYS VOLLEYBALL TOP 10

The Top 10 high school boys volleyball teams as voted on by coaches and media from around the state. First-place votes in parentheses. Ten points for first-place votes, nine for second, eight for third, etc.

>> Also receiving votes: ‘Iolani 10, Pahoa 5, Hawaii Prep 2, McKinley 1

>> No longer in Top 10 (previous rank): ‘Iolani (No. 9)