1968
Rachel “Keala” O’Sullivan, 17, wins the Olympic bronze medal in 3-meter springboard diving at the Mexico City Games.
1969
The PAL team from Honolulu wins the PONY World Series.
1972
Honolulu wins the Babe Ruth 13-15 World Series title.
1986
Honolulu takes the Babe Ruth 13 World Series championship.
1987
Honolulu wins the Babe Ruth 13 World Series title for the second year in a row.
1988
Honolulu captures the Babe Ruth 13-15 World Series championship.
1995
Brian Viloria, 14, boxing at 100 pounds, wins the first of six national Junior Olympics, Amateur and Golden Gloves gold medals. He went on to be a member of the 2000 Olympic team and a four-time professional world champion.
2001
Oahu captures the 13-15 Babe Ruth World Series championship.
2003
Michelle Wie, 13, becomes the youngest player ever to make the cut at an LPGA event. Later in the year, she becomes youngest of either gender to win a USGA adult event, capturing the championship of the Women’s Amateur Public Links Tournament.
2003
Hilo wins Hawaii’s first Cal Ripken 12-under World Series baseball championship.
2004
Oahu wins the Babe Ruth 14-under World Series championship.
2004
Michelle Wie, 14, shoots a second-round 68, and misses the cut by 1 stroke at the PGA Tour’s Sony Open in Hawaii. Her even-par 140 for two rounds at Waialae Country Club tied or was better than seven men’s major championship winners.
2004
The Honolulu Bulls under-19 squad becomes the first team from Hawaii to win a United States Youth Soccer Association national championship.
2005
The Honolulu Bulls (born in) ’88 team is the first Hawaii team to win a girls national title.
2005
Michael Memea’s walk-off homer gives Ewa Beach a 7-6 victory over Curacao for Hawaii’s first Little League World Series championship.
2005
The Oahu All-Stars beat Mexico 1-0 to win the Cal Ripken 12-under World Series championship game. In all, six Oahu teams — believed to be the most ever in a single year — advance to youth baseball World Series, with two (Cal Ripken 12-under and Ewa Little League Majors) winning it all and three (Mililani PONY 13, Babe Ruth 13-15 and Little League Seniors 15-16) finishing second.
2006
Tadd Fujikawa, 15, becomes the youngest player ever to qualify for the U.S. Open.
2006
Hilo makes it back-to-back Cal Ripken 12-under national championships for Hawaii.
2007
At the Sony Open, Tadd Fujikawa, 16, becomes the youngest golfer to make the cut at a PGA Tour event. He shoots 66 in each of the second and third rounds, finishing tied for 20th place overall at 5 under.
2008
Waipio scores in all six innings and Tanner Tokunaga homers twice in a 12-3 victory over Mexico in the championship game of the Little League World Series.
2013
The Ka Ulukoa 17-under volleyball team wins the USA Volleyball Junior Boys championship. The core of the team, including Micah Ma’a, Larry Tuileta and Evan Enriques, remains unbeaten in five years of national competition.
2014
Hilo wins the PONY World Series championship.
2016
Jayla Medeiros, 13, from Kealakekua, wins her fourth national Punt, Pass and Kick national championship.
2017
The Hawaii Thunder win the Babe Ruth 14-and-under World Series title with a 13-0 championship game over a team from Oregon.
2018
Mililani wins the Mustang 9 World Series championship.
2018
KRU from Pearl City wins the Cal Ripken 10-under World Series, beating Lexington, Ky., 8-5, in the championship game.
2018
The Honolulu team sweeps through four victories, three by shutout, to win Hawaii’s third Little League World Series in the past 14 years, 3-0 over South Korea.
