2023


Arquette set the tone for championship-winning Warriors

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Player of the Year: Adrianna Arquette, Kamehameha, Jr.

Coach of the Year: David Bayne, Mid-Pacific


FIRST TEAM


Maela Honma

KS-Hawaii  •  Sr
OH

Kathleen Patiola Uluave

Punahou  •  Sr
OH

Kamaluhia Garcia

Moanalua  •  Sr
OH

Adrianna Arquette

Kamehameha  •  Sr
OH/MB

Miliana Sylvester

University Lab  •  Sr
OH/MB

Rella Binney

Punahou  •  Sr
S

Emma Lilo

Kamehameha  •  Sr
S

Ashli Lum

Kamehameha  •  So
L

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SECOND TEAM


Marisa Nakata

Hawaii Baptist  •  Jr
OH

Haumea Marumoto

Punahou  •  Sr
OH

Kamanao Goldstein

Kamehameha  •  Jr
OH

Alexis Rodriguez

Mililani  •  Sr
OH

Malinah Purcell-Telefoni

Kapolei  •  Sr
OH/MB

Anae Asuncion

Mililani  •  Sr
S

Reese Teves

Punahou  •  Sr
L

Kody Wengler

Damien  •  Sr
L/OH


THIRD TEAM


OH: Kalaweloilehua Chock, Kamehameha - So
OH: Kaila Kalama-Bajet, Damien - Jr
OH: Erica Roberts, Mililani - Sr
OH/OPP: Payton Smith, Mid-Pacific - Sr
OH/MB: Tia Kapihe, Kamehameha - Sr
S: Lilinoe Paschoal, Baldwin - Jr
S: Anny Scott, Kapolei - Fr
L: Natalie Fukumoto, Moanalua - Jr

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Baldwin: Natronai Anana, Amanda Naipo, Ariana Naipo
Damien: Kiana Cueto, Kenna Wengler
Hawaii Baptist: Leina Chu, Caitlin Wong
Hawaii Prep: Brooke Samura
Iolani: Tiana Barrett, Ambri Hanohano, Eryn Hiraki, Bailey Nakanelua, Callie Pieper
Kahuku: Nayomi Toilolo
Kalaheo: Jadalynn Satele, Jazzahlei Satele
Kalani: Haylee Lyons, Ayre Takemoto
Kamehameha: Alohilani Chun, Kaleinani Watson
Kapaa: Olivia Malafu
Kapolei: Leila Paraoan
KS-Hawaii: Kealohi Dudoit, Maile Kuamoo
Maryknoll: Naya Martinez, Aundrea Oxentine
Mid-Pacific: Brooke Eglinton, Charis Kai
Mililani: Rylie Kaopuiki-Kaikaina, Alaina Valdez
Moanalua: Haylee DePonte, Kaelyn Flores
Punahou: Indigo Clarke
Roosevelt: Piilani Hirahara
Seabury Hall: Makalani Carey, Sofia Connor, Bella Palmer
University Lab: Liliana Dutcher, Maiah Kalima-Izumi, Mayah Nakasato, Tai Sorenson
Waialua: Brynn Basilio-Chun, Kailia Phillips, Kanoe Santiago

Player of the Year: Adrianna Arquette, Kamehameha, Sr.

After missing the state tournament for the first time in two decades last season, the Warriors reached the top of the prep girls volleyball mountain in 2023 behind the steady play of Arquette. The future University of Hawaii Rainbow Wahine was a versatile cog in Kamehameha's run to its 24th state crown as she stepped in at outside hitter after playing middle and opposite a year ago. Arquette, who will play setter at the next level, finished the season with 364 kills and a .383 hitting percentage while tallying 30 aces, 111 total blocks and 264 digs. In the state final against Punahou, she had 17 kills, 18 digs, six blocks and three assists in a four-set victory. The 6-foot senior is a two-time All-Hawaii selection and was selected as the ILH D1 Player of the Year in a vote of league coaches.

Coach of the Year: David Bayne, Mid-Pacific

In their first year under Bayne's leadership, the Owls made history by winning their first-ever state title with a five-set win over University Lab in the Division II final in early November. The win over the Junior Bows also avenged a regular season loss for Mid-Pacific, who finished the year with a 12-4 record through ILH and state tournament play.


ScoringLive's All-Hawaii teams honor standout Division I and II athletes statewide. Selections are made by SL staff in consultation with media and coaches.

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