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Nanakuli • JrP
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KS-Hawaii • SrC
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Saint Francis • So1B
Kama Kaeo
Nanakuli • Sr2B
Karley Ann Yoshioka
PAC-5 • SrSS
Brazzlynn Tovio-Asato
PAC-5 • Sr3B
Kalyn Kershner
PAC-5 • FrOF
Makena Wagner
KS-Hawaii • SrOF
Keani Sonognini-Keopuhiwa
Nanakuli • SrOF
Kiara Peterson
PAC-5 • JrDP
Chantelle Shimabukuro
Aiea • JrU
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Cherise Horita
Kalani • FrP
Shaye Simms
Saint Francis • SrP
Kaila Burnett
Nanakuli • JrC
Ashley Van Gieson
Nanakuli • Sr1B
Taylor-James Sullivan
KS-Hawaii • So2B
Daria Kawaauhau
Nanakuli • SrSS
Korrie Matsumura
Saint Francis • Sr3B
Jacianne Furuya
Kalani • SrOF
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KS-Hawaii • SoOF
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Saint Francis • SoDP
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Waialua • SoU
HONORABLE MENTION
Catcher: Teizha Kaluna (Konawaena), Shazzareigh Nakoa-Chung (Pac-Five), Jordan Sanches (Lanai), Honor Siu-Auelua (Radford), Tammie Yoshimori (Kauai)
First base: Kaipo Castillo (Farrington), Setsuko Kimura (Kohala), Kaimana Joy Manzano (Konawaeina), Cameron Peterson (Pac-Five)
Second base: Khaylie Adachi-Kawamae (Molokai), Starlynn Ripley (Waimea), Tia Takasai (Kauai), Venetia-May Ueoka (Aiea)
Third base: Alyssa Miyamoto (Waimea), Kahele Nishikawa-Chandler (Kauai) Mahina Piilani (Nanakuli), Sadie Schilling (Lanai)
Shortstop: Kylie Carganilla (Farrington), Toni-Lynn Ibara (Kalani), Kiarra Lincoln (KS-Hawaii), Cherie Malacas (Lanai), Aleigha Scovel (Kauai)
Outfield: Caley Caires (Kauai), Mikayla Chun (Pac-Five), Rayna Higuchi (Aiea), Ruthie Ilab (Kalaheo), Jernee Keawe (Kohala), Brooke Keliihoomalu (Molokai), Chabrynne Kekua (Nanakuli), Logan Luke (Kalani) Taira Shibata (Aiea), Leah Vidad (Lanai)
Utility: Sabrina Alo (Kahuku), Sierra Amor (Konawaena), Mikelle Gonzales (Aiea), Cami-Leigh Horner (Molokai), Raynette Meyers-Kahalehoe (Nanakuli), Kaycie Okada (Farrington), Tesi Tavale (Aiea), Claire Villa (Lanai)
Pitcher: Chalyssa-Ann Belford (Nanakuli), Tiare Guerrero (Saint Francis), Mikayla Kekoa (Kohala), Kailee Nii (Kauai), Poamai Tuli (Aiea), Megan Yoshioka (Pac-Five)
Coaches that received consideration: Gary Ahu (KS-Hawaii), Ricky Gusman (Nanakuli), Kellett Hussey (Kalani), Randy Langsi (Saint Francis)
For the Pac-Five softball team, it all started with the bat of Karley Ann Yoshioka. Literally.
The senior shortstop was the leadoff batter for the team and was why the Wolfpack were able to bring home their first state title since 2011.
In the Division II title game against three-time defending state champion Nanakuli, Yoshioka scored three times in a 6-4 win and had a solo home run to lead off the bottom of the first inning.
She also made a key double play on her own in the top of the sixth against the Golden Hawks. With no outs and the bases loaded, Yoshioka caught a line drive and doubled off the runner at third to help the Wolfpack get out of a jam.
"That's the one that broke our back," said Nanakuli coach Ricky Gusman. "She seems to be the heartbeat of the team. When she has a good game, Pac-Five is in a good position to win."
Yoshioka, a four-year varsity player, consistently did her job as the leadoff batter in setting the stage for the Wolfpack offense, finishing with 22 runs for the year.
Experience and patience at the plate contributed to the senior shortstop's success during Interscholastic League of Honolulu play and the postseason.
"She's a disciplined hitter and she doesn't go for any pitch," said Gusman. "It's very difficult when you fall behind the count with her at the plate."
Yoshioka finished her senior campaign with 15 RBIs on 23 hits, two doubles, three triples and four home runs, astounding numbers for someone that plays in a league that integrates Division I and Division II competition.
Pac-Five coach Cecil Hasegawa is the Division II Coach of the Year after guiding the Wolfpack to their fifth title in school history. Hasegawa's squad had four wins over Division I competition during the season to finish with a 10-6-1 record.
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"I've known him for quite a while. He's a good coach and very humble," said Gusman. "There's no better person than Cecil to win this award. I tip my hat to him."
ALL-HAWAII DIVISION II SOFTBALL
Player of the Year: Karley Ann Yoshioka, Pac-FiveCoach of the Year: Cecil Hasegawa, Pac-Five
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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2018 Division I All-Hawaii Division II All-Hawaii
2017 2017 Division I All-Hawaii 2017 Division II All-Hawaii
2016 Division I All-Hawaii Division II All-Hawaii
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