ʻIolani Jovi Lefotu (21) and Lily Wahinekapu (23) pressure Kamehameha Camille Feary (11) during the ILH D-1 girls championship game on Saturday. ʻIolani won 54-41.
Kamehameha Noelle Sua-Godinet (32) attempts a shot.
Kamehameha Noelle Sua-Godinet (32) attempts a shot.
ʻIolani Jovi Lefotu (21) drives past Kamehameha Noelle Sua-Godinet (32).
ʻIolani Jovi Lefotu (21) drives past Kamehameha Noelle Sua-Godinet (32) and Esther Naum (5) for a basket.
ʻIolani Taylor Wu (11) drives to the basket past Kamehameha Kaylee-Brooke Manuel (41).
Kamehameha Warriors head coach Alexis Straight talks to her team during a time-out.
Kamehameha Kalina Obrey (33) puts up a shot.
Kamehameha fans cheered during the game.
ʻIolani Taylor Wu (11) drives to the basket.
ʻIolani Kylie Yung (24) takes a three point shot.
ʻIolani Kylie Yung (24) dribbles past Kamehameha Noelle Sua-Godinet (32).
ʻIolani Lily Wahinekapu (23) drives to the basket past Kamehameha Noelle Sua-Godinet (32).
ʻIolani Taylor Wu (11) fights for a loose ball with Kamehameha Haley Masaki (10).
ʻIolani Raiders head coach Dean Young talks to his team.
ʻIolani Jovi Lefotu (21) defends a shot attempt by Kamehameha Camille Feary (11).
ʻIolani Raiders head coach Dean Young and fans celebrate their victory against Kamehameha, earning the Raiders their first ILH girls title since 2012.
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