Cheerleading
Radford, KS-Maui win state cheer titles






Radford and Kamehameha-Maui repeated as state champions at the Zippy's/HHSAA Cheerleading State Championships held at the Neal S. Blaisdell Arena.

The Rams claimed their fourth straight large division title and tenth overall, while the Warriors won their second straight medium division crown.

2014 ZIPPY'S/HHSAA CHEERLEADING STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS

LARGE DIVISION

1. Radford -331
2. Waiakea - 319
3. Mililani - 304.75
4. Baldwin - 292.25
5. Farrington - 290.25

MEDIUM DIVISION

1. Kamehameha-Maui - 350.75
2. Kaiser - 339.50
3. Moanalua - 324.75
4. Campbell - 324.75
5. Kamehameha-Kapalama - 322.75
6. Pac-Five - 318.75
7. Leilehua - 308.25
8. Roosevelt - 299.25
9. Keaau - 295
10. Kauai - 291
11. Kalaheo - 288.25




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