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Coy Sasano

Moanalua baseball  •   #31    

Coy Sasano made sure to get Moanalua's baseball season off to a solid start last week. 

Sasano, a 5-foot-9, 150-pound right-handed pitcher, tossed a complete-game six-hitter to lead Na Menehune to a 5-3 win over host Kailua to open the Oahu Interscholastic Association regular season Wednesday afternoon. 

The senior struck out six batters and walked two; He logged 76 of his 116 total pitches for strikes. All three of the runs he surrendered were unearned. 

"He earned it," Moanalua first-year coach Blaine Watanabe said of Sasano, a third-year varsity player. 

Watanabe said he notified Sasano earlier in the week that he would be getting the start against the Surfriders. 

"He prepared, did what he had to do to get prepared mentally and physically — as he always does — and get his arm in shape. I won't say it was his best performance, but that's his competitive nature. Coy gets better as the game goes on and it was a big game for us because Kailua, I guess you could say, is our rival. They always compete and play fundamental baseball, so we were extremely happy getting the win and Coy was a big part of that," Watanabe said. 

Things didn't start off all that promising for Sasano and Na Menehune in the bottom of the first inning. He walked the leadoff batter and allowed three singles in the frame. Kailua pushed across single runs in the first and second innings before Sasano found his rhythm and held the Surfers scoreless over the next four frames. 

Watanabe said part of it was simply settling down Sasano's nerves.

"I think these guys were excited. I mean, first game of the season so there was a little bit of those nerves and also some mechanical things that he made adjustments to over the course of the game. Once he made those adjustments and started settling in, that's when he really started to perform and keep us in there and we were lucky we got the bats going," Watanabe said. 

Moanalua was able to plate three runs in the top of the second inning and two more in the fifth, to take a 5-2 lead. 

"Once our pitchers have a lead, they're generally pretty good at staying int he zone, throwing strikes and doing what they need to do to help us keep rolling," Watanabe said. 

Sasano ran into some trouble in the bottom of the seventh, when Kailua was able to get a run back and eventually had the tying run at the plate. Watanabe said that he had a few relief pitchers ready to come in, but opted to stay with Sasano. 

"We were thinking about making a move, but I wanted to see him pull it out. I mean, that's just how much I believe in the kid and we wanted to give him that opportunity, especially as a senior. He's earned it, but I did have somebody ready just in case it got a big hairier than it did, but at some point in you you've gotta trust your guys and I trust these guys — they've earned it — and giving them the ball when it's a critical time is a learning experience for everybody, but it also proves to the team and himself that we trust you, so go out and do it," Watanabe explained. 

Sasano escaped the jam to finish out the game and preserve the win for the Menes. 

"Had he not been on the mound it might have been a different story, but it was impressive just how he competed, especially at the end when things got tight and it could have gone either way, but he's got ice in his veins so my hats off to the kid," Watanabe added. 

Watanabe noted that high-leverage situations often bring out the best in the veteran pitcher. 

"He's better when there's runners in scoring position. We know he's tough, his batting average (against) with runners in scoring position is way better than when there's nobody on (base). He's performed well over the past couple of games and the thing about him is he'll adjust and make the changes we need. He knows what adjustment he needs to make as we talk him through it and then it's just letting him go do his thing," Watanabe said. 

Although Watanabe is in his first season with the program, he's about seven months into his tenure and has witnessed first-hand the type of work ethic that Sasano brings on a daily basis. 

"He's a leader by example. The kid has got unreal work ethic and discipline. Whatever you ask him to do, he does. He's super coachable and he's a competitor. He constantly competes within himself to get better and it shows by his performance and just what he does in practice," Watanabe said. 

He added that Sasano, who is also a member of the school's bowling team during the fall sports season, was recently nominated by his teammates to serve as a team captain. 

"That's because of how he does things every day, his attention to detail whether he's doing his pitching drills and getting ready for his next start or whenever we need him. He'll be in the outfield taking reps and he does it at game speed. The kid really knows how to focus and put in effort and he shows it with his performance. He's a quiet leader in that sense where he doesn't say much, he just goes out and does it," Watanabe said. 

Moanalua put itself in sole possession of first place in the OIA Division I East standings with its 14-4 win over Farrington in five innings Saturday. Watanabe credited his players for their buy-in of what he and his coaching staff are trying to establish within the program. 

"It's my first year but we're senior loaded so we've got a lot of veterans on the team, guys that have had some varsity experience, so it really helps but yet, obviously with a new coaching staff, there's a little bit of change in culture so these guys have adjusted extremely well and they've helped quite a bit. Coy and the rest of the seniors have helped with this transition. It's still their team, but we're just making sure we're guiding them in the right way and their leadership has stepped up, not just with baseball but also in the classroom," Watanabe said. 

He went on, "All those guys coming back are a real big part of where we are now and how this team has gelled and where we're going is because of that leadership, so I'm just blessed and grateful to have the opportunity to coach this group of kids. It's special; they're a great bunch of kids and I'm super lucky to have them."

Sasano and Na Menehune (2-0) will host Kalani (1-1) Wednesday before they visit Kaiser (1-0) Saturday. 

BASEBALL

Jerell Alston, Waiakea — Batted 2 for 2 with a triple, walk, four RBI and two runs scored in a win over Pahoa 

Jayden Andrade, Farrington — Allowed one earned run on four hits with seven strikeouts and three walks in seven innings pitched in a loss to Kaiser 

Aukai Araujo-Waiau, Mililani — Batted 2 for 3 with a triple, three RBI and a run scored in a win over Pearl City 

Murray Brown V, Seabury Hall — Allowed two earned runs on two hits with 12 strikeouts and two walks in a six-inning win over Hana 

Blaze Carlson, Kaimuki — Batted 3 for 4 with two runs scored in a loss to McKinley 

Hezekiah Colburn, Kahuku — Batted 2 for 3 with two walks, five RBI and two runs scored in a win over Waialua 

Kingston Flores, Mililani — Did not allow a hit or a walk in four scoreless innings of relief in a win over Campbell 

Asher Halick, Seabury Hall — Batted 2 for 3 with a double, four RBI, five stolen bases and two runs scored in a win over Hana 

Caleb Hamasaki, Kaiser — Allowed two runs on two hits with five strikeouts and one walk in five innings pitched in a win over Farrington 

Donald Kapaku, Nanakuli — Allowed two earned runs on five hits with three strikeouts and one walk in six innings pitched in a loss to Campbell 

Brayden Kaya, Moanalua — Batted 3 for 3 with a walk, three RBI and three runs scored in a win over Farrington 

Nathan Kurano, Roosevelt — Allowed three runs on six hits with six strikeouts and one walk in five innings pitched in a win over Castle 

Hunter Lindsey, Campbell — Allowed two runs on four hits with two strikeouts and two walks in a complete-game win over Nanakuli 

Malosi Mataafa-Alferos, Mililani — Batted 2 for 3 with a home run, walk, three RBI, one stolen base and three runs scored in a win over Pearl City 

Ethan Murakoshi, Mililani — Batted 2 for 3 with a home run, walk, two RBI and two runs scored in a win over Campbell 

Hayden Muraoka, Aiea — Batted 2 for 3 with two doubles, two RBI and a run scored in a win over Pearl City 

Michael Murata, McKinley — Allowed four earned runs on nine hits with 12 strikeouts and two walks in a complete-game win over Kaimuki 

Shysten Nagasako, Waianae — Batted 1 for 3 with a walk, two RBI and a stolen base and allowed three runs on seven hits with nine strikeouts and two walks in five innings pitched in a win over Kalaheo 

Gavin Nishida, Waiakea — Batted 3 for 3 with an RBI, stolen base and three runs scored in a win over Pahoa 

Brock Pamatigan, Kapolei — Allowed one run on five hits with three strikeouts and one walk in six innings pitched in a win over Radford 

Tanner Pangan, Moanalua — Hit a three-run home run in a win over Kailua 

Brennan Panis, Aiea — Allowed one earned run on six hits with six strikeouts and no walks in six innings pitched in a win over Waipahu 

Xavier Presley, Roosevelt — Allowed four unearned runs on three hits with seven strikeouts and two walks in six innings pitched in a loss to Kalani 

Bryson Takaki, Seabury Hall — Batted 2 for 4 with an RBI and a run scored and allowed two earned runs on three hits with 11 strikeouts and one walk in a complete-game win over Hana 

Benjamin Taylor, Kalaheo — Batted 3 for 3 with two doubles, two RBI, including a sacrifice fly, one stolen base and one run scored in a loss to Waianae 

Tokujiro Wada-Goode, Roosevelt — Batted 3 for 3 with a walk, two RBI and a run scored in a win over Castle 

Joe Yamauchi, Kalani — Allowed three hits and two walks with two strikeouts in five scoreless innings pitched in a win over Roosevelt 

Aidan Yoshida, Aiea — Allowed two runs on three hits with four strikeouts and three walks in a complete-game win over Pearl city 

BOYS VOLLEYBALL

Lansyn Amigo, Kamehameha-Hawaii — Had 13 digs in a four-set win over Waiakea 

Mark Elizarde, Leilehua — Had 17 digs and one assist in a five-set win over Nanakuli 

Rinvoli Etimani, Nanakuli — Had 13 kills and two blocks in a five-set loss to Nanakuli 

Joseph Giles, Hawaii Baptist — Had 15 kills and one block assist in a five-set loss to Saint Louis 

Levi Harada-Suaava, Aiea — Had 39 set assists, two digs, two aces and one block assist in a four-set win over Radford 

Piikoa Kamoku, Kamehameha-Maui — Had 26 set assists, nine digs, three aces, one kill and one block assist in a three-set win over Kekaulike 

Keahi Kaneakua, Radford — Had 22 kills and one block in a four-set loss to Aiea 

Kamden Kaneshiro-Takeuchi, Hawaii Baptist — Had 46 set assists, two kills and one total block in a five-set loss to Saint Louis 

Carson Lee, Saint Louis — Had 17 kills and two set assists in a five-set win over Hawaii Baptist 

Presley Longfellow, Hawaii Baptist — Had 25 kills and two aces in a five-set loss to Saint Louis 

Fidelis Mauigoa, Aiea — Had 25 kills and four digs in a four-set win over Radford 

Julius Momoe-Mitchell, Campbell — Had 16 kills and seven digs in a four-set win over Waialua 

Moziac Mulipola, Campbell — Had 14 kills and eight digs in a four-set win over Waialua 

Rex Paguirigan, Saint Louis — Had 42 set assists, three total blocks and one kill in a five-set win over Hawaii Baptist 

Jake Rosales, Campbell — Had 43 assists, three digs, two total blocks, one kill and an ace in a four-set win over Waialua 

Trhijton Setik, Saint Louis — Had 12 kills and one total block in a five-set win over Hawaii Baptist 

Khendel Scully, Leilehua — Had 14 kills, 14 set assists, 13 digs, five total blocks and one ace in a five-set win over Nanakuli 

Pau Spencer, Kamehameha-Maui — Had 15 kills, two digs, two aces, one total block and a set assist in a three-set win over Kekaulike 

Jai Viela, Kamehameha-Maui — Had 20 digs and one set assist in a three-set win over Kekaulike 

Daniel Yukitomo-Ramos, Leilehua — Had 15 kills, two digs, one block and an ace in a four-set win over Radford 

Kiani Soller

Kamehameha softball  •   #1  P  Senior

Kiani Soller doesn't know how to rest on her laurels. Rather, the senior right-handed pitcher for the Kamehameha softball team is the consummate student of the game. 

Soller, a 5-foot-4 third-year varsity player, possesses an unrelenting work ethic that Mark Lyman has been witness to for the past three-plus years. Lyman was Soller's JV coach her freshman year before he was promoted to take over the varsity squad leading into her sophomore season. 

"Kiani has always been one of those players that has a terrific work ethic," Lyman said. "She works really hard. She shows up to practice early, she'll stay late if she needs to — she just always works and the other girls see that."

Lyman recalls Soller's hunger to improve from the time she was a freshman in the spring of 2021. 

"She would ask, ‘Can I start? How can I improve?' She always wanted to know how to get better, always constantly looking to improve herself and looking to get better, so she's the type of player that wants the ball in those high-stress moments," Lyman said. 

Soller saw action in just a few games as a sophomore, but worked her way into one of the Warriors' primary pitchers the following year. She logged 86 1/3 innings as a junior with a 9-1 record and a 4.79 earned run average. Soller allowed 118 hits with 49 walks and 33 strikeouts on her way to All-Interscholastic League of Honolulu First Team honors. 

"One of the good things about her is she doesn't get too high or too low, there's a good constant about her so she doesn't outwardly show excitement or disappointment or frustration. She's kind of even keel all around so that helps and there's a confidence in her from last year knowing that she has all these girls behind her that are willing to help her. She has a terrific defense behind her and she kind of turned that corner where she realized that she doesn't have to do it herself because they'll dive for balls or lay out for catches or whatever they need to do to get an out," Lyman said. 

Soller, safe to say, got better as her junior season went along. She recorded complete-game outing in each of Kamehameha's final five games of the season last year. Soller went 4-1 over that stretch, with her lone loss coming against Campbell in the Division I state championship game. She was charged three four runs allowed, three of them earned, on six hits with three strikeouts and one walk in the loss to the Sabers. 

Soller was selected to the All-Hawaii Second Team and was one of five Warriors' selected to either the first or second teams. Along with Soller, fellow-Second Team picks Marley Espiau and Kezia Lucas, as well as First Team catcher Mua Williams, are among the returnees for Lyman this spring. 

Kamehameha completed the 2023 season with a 14-6 record. It finished one win shy of its first state championship since 2008. 

The Warriors have picked things up where they left off a year ago. They opened the ILH regular season last week with a pair of wins over league contenders Maryknoll and Iolani. Soller was the winning pitcher in both games. 

She battled the elements in water-logged conditions last Wednesday in a 10-7 win over the Spartans at Sand Island. Soller allowed five earned runs on 10 hits. She struck out two batters, but walked four and hit four batsmen. 

"It was raining a lot that game. Both pitchers were having trouble holding on to the ball," Lyman recalled. "Toward the end she was getting a little frustrated but she's still one of those players that will do whatever she needs to. Last year we would have taken her out because she was dealing with shoulder soreness and we wanted to save her for the long haul, but this year she's a hundred percent and there's no problems with her durability so she's willing to be out there and do whatever it takes and throw as long as she needs to."

Before she even threw a pitch that afternoon, Soller helped her own cause with a bases-clearing triple that was part of a five-run top of the first inning for the Warriors. 

"Triple down the right field line, great hit," Lyman recalled. "It was an outside pitch and she went with it, put it down the right field line and we were able to jump up on them; that was big."

Soller batted 2 for 4 from the seventh spot in the lineup. She did not hit a year ago as a means to preserve her for pitching purposes. This season, however, has been a different story for Soller, who has driven in a team-high five runs through two games. 

"We always knew she could hit, it's just that last year we were worried about her health, but Kiani knows what she's doing up there and she's got a good approach at the plate and it's her senior year, so we figure we let her swing away," Lyman said. "She's a little bit unconventional where she'll swing at pitches that aren't the ideal pitches, but she makes great contact and she has good eye-hand coordination. She doesn't try to hit it over the fence, she just tries to barrel up the ball and it works."

Soller drove in two more runs in Saturday's 13-3 win over Iolani at McKinley. She had an RBI-sacrifice fly and added some insurance with a run-scoring single later in the game. 

Meanwhile, she turned in another solid performance in the pitching circle. Soller gave up a solo home run in the top of the first inning, but held the Raiders off the scoreboard for the next five innings. She ran into some trouble in the top of the sixth, when Iolani scored a couple of runs, but was able to work out of the jam. 

"That game shows how she can focus in and how she's very present in the moment. She doesn't worry about the past, or the future, just the right here, right now. In both the Iolani and Maryknoll games there were a couple instances where the bases were loaded or a couple of runners on base and she was able to get out of it, which is a testament to her mental state," Lyman said. 

Soller's start to the ILH season comes with little surprise to Lyman, given how hard she worked at her craft in the offseason. 

"She's gotten stronger this year. Last year in the beginning of the season she was dealing with some shoulder issues, but once that went away she was able to concentrate a little more and this year she's bigger, stronger, her velocity is up and she's moving the ball better than in years past. Last year, leading up to and including states, we relied on her very heavily and she responded very well to that and now she knows that she's able to pull it off so we're going to lean on her this year," Lyman stated. 

While Soller is all business on the diamond, the future University of Hawaii Rainbow Wahine is an easy-going student-athlete off of it. 

"She's funny and a sweet kid," Lyman said. "She's just a really good kid and she's just happy and a joy to be around. All of her teammates like her, they all have fun around her."

Soller and the Warriors (2-0), who are ranked third in this week's ScoringLive Power Rankings, continue their ILH slate with a quartet of games next week. They will visit Mid-Pacific (0-1) Monday and Punahou (1-0) Tuesday before they play Iolani (0-1) at Ala Wai Neighborhood Park Thursday. They close out the week Saturday when they host Maryknoll (0-1). 

SOFTBALL 

Kahiau Aina, Punahou — Batted 3 for 3 with a home run, four RBI and two runs scored in a win over Mid-Pacific 

Kyah Akiu, Kalaheo — Batted 3 for 5 with a home run, two rBI and three runs scored in a win over Farrington 

Sophie Alo, Campbell — Homered, drew four walks, drove in two runs and scored twice in a win over Waianae 

Mahealani Alayon, Kailua — Batted 2 for 3 with a triple, double, walk, four RBI and a run scored in a win over Waipahu 

Shaz Ancheta, Leilehua — Batted 4 for 5 with a home run, two doubles, four RBI and two runs scored in a win over Nanakuli 

Emily Anderson, Radford — Batted 3 for 4 with a triple, double, two RBI, one stolen base and three runs scored in a win over Kalaheo 

Mariah Antoque, Kamehameha — Batted 4 for 5 with a home run, double and three RBI in a win over Iolani 

Ava Atagi, Moanalua — Batted 3 for 4 with a home run and three RBI in a win over Roosevelt 

Trinity Cabana-Rodrigues, Leilehua — Batted 2 for 4 with two home runs and six RBI in a win over Nanakuli 

Bobbi Cambra, Kamehameha — Batted 2 for 3 with two doubles, three RBI and a run scored in a win over Iolani 

Kiersten Chong, Aiea — Batted 3 for 4 with an RBI and a run scored in a loss to Radford 

Kendalyn Cordeiro-Felise, Kapolei — Batted 3 for 4 with a double, RBI, two stolen bases and two runs scored in a loss to Leilehua 

Harlee Dicion, Waialua — Batted 2 for 3 with two walks, two RBI and a run scored and allowed one earned run on five hits with four strikeouts and two walks in a five-inning win over McKinley 

Niueni Elisara, Radford — Batted 3 for 3 with two triples, a walk, two RBI, a stolen base and four runs scored and allowed one hit with four strikeouts and no walks in a four-inning shutout of Kalaheo 

Emalia Emmsley, Kealakehe — Batted 3 for 4 with two doubles, four RBI and a run scored and allowed three hits and a walk with five strikeouts in three scoreless innings pitched in a win over Kohala 

Layna Faria, Kalani — Homered and drove in three runs in a win over Kahuku 

Maria Felisi-Enriquez, Nanakuli — Batted 3 for 3 with a double, walk, two RBI, four stolen bases and three runs scored in a loss to Waianae 

Taylor Gates, Aiea — Batted 3 for 3 with two doubles, four RBI and two runs scored in a win over Farrington 

Aika Guzman, Waialua — Batted 4 for 4 with a triple, double, four RBI and two runs scored in a win over McKinley 

Taryn Hirano, Mililani — Batted 3 for 3 with two home runs, two walks, five RBI, two stolen bases and four runs scored in a win over Pearl City 

Audrey Hoffman, Radford — Batted 2 for 3 with a home run, double, walk and four RBI in a win over Aiea 

Hunter Jackson, Moanalua — Batted 2 for 4 with a home run, three RBI, including a sacrifice fly, and scored twice in a win over Roosevelt 

K. Kahoohalahala-Watanabe, Kamehameha-Maui — Batted 3 for 4 with two doubles, a walk, two RBI and four runs scored in a win over Lahainaluna 

Keani Kaneshiro, Waiakea — Batted 4 for 4 with two triples, three RBI and three runs scored in a win over Pahoa and batted 4 for 4 with two triples, three RBI and three runs scored in a win over Pahoa 

Sophia Kaneshiro, Aiea — Batted 3 for 3 with a home run, two RBI and three runs scored in a win over Farrington 

Jenna Ku, Nanakuli — Batted 3 for 4 with two doubles and two RBI in a loss to Waianae 

Breeann Leong, Leilehua — Batted 3 for 5 with a double, two RBI and two runs scored in a win over Kapolei 

Kezia Lucas, Kamehameha — Batted 3 for 4 with three RBI and two runs scored in a win over Maryknoll 

K. Marques, Kohala — Batted 2 for 3 with a home run, walk, three RBI, two stolen bases and two runs scored in a win over Konawaena and batted 2 for 3 with a home run, walk, three RBI, one stolen base and two runs scored and allowed two unearned runs on one hit with one strikeout and two walks in a five-inning win over Konawaena 

Keyra Moses-Fuller, Campbell — Batted 3 for 4 with two home runs, seven RBI and three runs scored in a win over Pearl City 

Cayleigh Saito, Aiea — Batted 3 for 4 with a triple, double, walk, three RBI, one stolen base and a run scored in a win over Kailua 

Jaelyn Natividad, Damien — Batted 4 for 4 with a triple, two RBI and three runs scored in a loss to PAC-5

Hayden Paaluhi Viela, Waianae — Homered, drew two walks, drove in four runs, stole two bases and scored three times in a win over Nanakuli 

Makayla Pagampao, Mililani — Batted 2 for 4 with a home run and four RBI and allowed six hits and three walks with one strikeout in four scoreless innings pitched in a win over Pearl City 

Shenna Palik, Kaimuki — Homered, drove in four runs and scored a run in a loss to Moanalua 

Casey Ann Ross, Lahainaluna — Batted 2 for 5 with two home runs and six RBI in a loss to Kamehameha-Maui 

K. Siu, PAC-5 — Batted 2 for 4 with a triple, double, one walk, four RBI and three runs scored in a win over Damien 

Taja Souza, Aiea — Batted 2 for 4 with two RBI and two runs scored and allowed one earned run on four hits with eight strikeouts and no walks in a four-inning win over Farrington 

Meghan Spencer, Waiakea — Batted 1 for 3 with two RBI and a sacrifice fly and allowed one unearned run with seven strikeouts and four walks in four hitless innings pitched in a win over Pahoa 

Teti Suivaaia, Leilehua — Batted 3 for 5 with two home runs, three RBI and three runs scored in a win over Nanakuli 

Charlie Rose Stevens, Waianae — Batted 4 for 4 with three home runs, one double, five RBI and four runs scored in a win over Nanakuli 

Malia Taga, Moanalua — Homered, drew three walks, drove in four runs, stole a base and scored four times in a win over Kaimuki 

Tasi Taufahema, Punahou — Batted 3 for 3 with a double, two RBI and three runs scored in a win over Mid-Pacific 

Malia Tini, Castle — Batted 2 for 2 with three RBI and two runs scored and allowed one run on four hits with five strikeouts and three walks in a five-inning win over Roosevelt 

Kayla Whaley, Campbell — Batted 2 for 4 with two RBI and two runs scored in a win over Waianae 

Mua Williams, Kamehameha — Batted 3 for 3 with a home run, three RBI and three runs scored in a win over Iolain 

Rylee Yamasaki, Kaiser — Batted 3 for 4 with a home run, double, three RBI and three runs scored in a win over Kahuku 

GIRLS WATER POLO

Tea Brandon, Kamehameha — Scored four goals in a win over Mid-Pacific 

Keira Brewer, Hawaii Prep — Scored five goals in a win over Kealakehe 

Shea Brown, Kalani — Scored four goals in a loss to Kailua 

Ellis Dees, West Combined — Scored seven goals in a win over Kailua 

Kaya Gabriel-Medeiros, Kapolei — Scored six goals in a win over Leilehua 

Kimie Ginoza, Kaiser — Scored five goals in a win over Mililani 

Kaileilani Harvey, Kamehameha — Scored three goals in a win over Iolani 

Paige Heiken, Kalaheo — Scored eight goals in a win over West Combined 

Elise Kamanu, Kamehameha II — Scored three goals in a win over Iolani II 

Hoapili Kukea-Shultz, Mid-Pacific — Scored three goals in a loss to Kamehameha 

Kalena Mak, Kailua — Scored seven goals in a win over Kalani 

Maya Maki, Kahuku — Scored five goals in a win over Moanalua 

Alani Mienwa, Kailua — Scored four goals in a loss to West Combined and scored seven goals in a win over Kalani 

Terangi Moleni, Hilo — Scored four goals in a loss to Kamehameha-Hawaii 

Elliana Schiffner, Kaiser — Scored four goals in a win over Mililani 

Sienna Settle, Le Jardin — Scored three goals in a win over Punahou II and scored four goals in a win over Iolani II 

Kate Shower, Kalani — Scored four goals in a loss to Kailua 

Jayzlyn Tomisa, Roosevelt — Scored three goals in a win over Leilehua 

Oliliu Wise, Kamehameha-Hawaii — Scored four goals in a win over Hilo 

Kimorah Wong, Kahuku — Scored six goals in a win over Moanalua