Girls Volleyball
OIA Volleyball Standings


In the OIA Red, Moanalua (10-0) leads the East, with Mililani and Pearl City tied for first in the West with 8-1 marks. In the White, Roosevelt (9-1) and Kalaheo (9-1) lead the East, and Leilehua (8-2) leads the West.

As of 9/24/2010

OIA Red East
1. Moanalua (10-0)
2. Kaiser (7-2)
3. Kahuku (7-2)
4. Castle (4-5)
5. McKinley (3-6)
6. Kailua (2-8)
7. Farrington (0-10)

OIA Red West
1. Mililani (8-1)
1. Pearl City (8-1)
3. Kapolei (7-2)
4. Campbell (5-5)
5. Aiea (3-7)
6. Waipahu (1-9)
7. Waianae (1-8)

OIA White East
1. Roosevelt (9-1)
1. Kalaheo (9-1)
3. Kalani (4-5)
4. Kaimuki (2-6)
5. Anuenue (1-9)

OIA White West
1. Leilehua (8-2)
2. Radford (5-3)
3. Nanakuli (1-7)
4. Waialua (2-7)



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