Offensive Player of the Year: Carly Cormack, Punahou, MF, Sr.

The senior midfielder did her share of scoring over the winter. Cormack netted 11 goals — nine during the regular season alone — but also tallied nine assists on the season. She helped the Buffanblu total a staggering 60 goals on the year (in 13 total games). Cormack recorded four multi-goal games, including the state quarterfinal win over Baldwin, when she found the back of the net twice. Cormack is a three-time First Team All-Hawaii selection and a repeat pick as Offensive Player of the Year. She was selected by league coaches as ILH Division I Offensive Player of the Year for a second consecutive. Cormack, the reigning Gatorade State Player of the Year, will play collegiately at the University of Oregon.

Defensive Player of the Year: Laulea Ah Mook Sang, Punahou, FB, Sr.

The senior center back served as the lynchpin to a Punahou defense that played lights out all year. The Buffanblu surrendered only three goals on the year and produced 10 shutouts. After a 4-0 rout of rival Kamehameha in the Interscholastic League of Honolulu final, Punahou blanked its first two opponents in the state tournament en route to a title game rematch with the Warriors. Ah Mook Sang also scored one of her team's three goals in their quarterfinal win over Baldwin. She was one of six Buffanblu selected to the all-tournament team. Ah Mook Sang, who was tabbed as the ILH Division I Defensive Player of the Year, is signed with the University of Hawaii.

Coach of the Year: Shelley Izuno, Punahou

The Buffanblu successfully defended their state championship under the direction of Izuno, who has been leading the program since 2017. Izuno's team won its first eight games of the season before its lone blemish, a 1-0 loss to Kamehameha. Four days later, however, Punahou regrouped and posted a decisive 4-0 win over the Warriors in the ILH championship game. The Buffanblu played in their third consecutive state final in February. Punahou was ranked as high as No. 2 by the United Soccer Coaches winter national poll. Izuno was selected as Coach of the Year in ILH voting.