Brian Bautista | SL

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Brian Bautista | SL

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Radford won a second straight co-ed title, while Iolani won its first all-girl title and second overall at the 2024 Zippy's/HHSAA State Cheerleading Championships held at Neal Blaisdell Arena.

The Rams took home a 14th cheerleading state championship all-time with a score of 45.650 to take the co-ed division, while Hilo finished in the runner-up position with a total of 41.933, the best showing for the Vikings in cheer ever.

In the all-girl division, Iolani narrowly beat out Moanalua, 44.917 to 44.850. Na Menehune were seeking a third straight title in the division and tenth overall.

FINAL TEAM STANDINGS

ALL GIRL

1. Iolani - 44.917
2. Moanalua - 44.850
3. Mililani - 42.433
4. Kapolei - 41.883
5. Waipahu - 40.867
6. Baldwin - 39.667
7. Sacred Hearts - 39.617
8. Waiakea - 36.750
9. Kaiser - 36.000
10. Kealakehe - 35.917

COED

1. Radford - 45.650
2. Hilo - 41.933
3. PAC-5 - 40.450
4. McKinley - 39.933
5. Kapaa - 39.117
6. Campbell - 38.033
7. Leilehua - 37.167

ALL TOURNAMENT TEAM

Railey Baltunado – Sacred Hearts
Kentarou Caston - Campbell
Jenovia Delaney – McKinley
Kymberly Font - Iolani
Saxoni Frank – Radford
Sophia Hill - Moanalua
Ashlynn Mahelona – Mililani
Taylor Tanoue - Iolani
Zyon Telles-Kuwahara - Radford
Isaiah Thome – Hilo
Carly Shan Wakayama - Hilo
Kayleigh Walker – PAC-5