Cheerleading
Moanalua, Radford claim state cheerleading championships


ScoringLive staff
November 8, 2023, 9:32am

 



Moanalua repeated as all-girls division champs and Radford won the coed divsion at the 2024 Zippy's/HHSAA Cheerleading Championships held at the Stan Sheriff Arena.

The win marked the 13th overall crown for the Rams and the 9th title for Na Menehune.

In the all-girls division, Moanalua's 45.333 point total was just enough to best second place Sacred Hearts score of 43.650. Third place Mililani was just over a point behind at 42.217.

The coed division saw the Rams win by nearly six points with a 46.393 total. Runner-up PAC-5 and Hilo were just four tenths of a point apart, notching scores of 40.983 and 40.533 respectively.




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