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ScoringLive staffJune 25, 2011, 5:12pm
More than 200 high school students and their family members, school principals, and athletic directors from across the state gathered today at the Hawaii Prince Hotel Waikiki to honor Hawaii's finest scholar athletes and top high schools at the 2011 HMSA Kaimana Awards & Scholarship Program ceremony."We're very proud to sponsor the HMSA Kaimana Awards & Scholarship Program, the only program in the state to reward academics, sportsmanship, community service, and athletics," said Robert P. Hiam, HMSA president and chief executive officer. "Today's ceremony was inspiring and uplifting. It was a tribute to the outstanding achievements of Hawaii's high school students and schools."At the awards ceremony, three student athletes received distinguished scholarships valued at $3,000 each, and 19 students received scholarships worth $2,000. In addition, 30 high schools were recognized for achieving the highest program scores in their league and division in athletics, academics, sportsmanship, and community service. The 10 schools with the highest points also received a check for $1,500. (See a complete list of winning schools and student honorees below.)"For HMSA, this program is a long-term investment in our young people and the community," said Hiam. "We consider it an honor and a privilege to be able to support Hawaii's future leaders."Today's ceremony was emceed by longtime University of Hawaii sports broadcaster Jim Leahey. The keynote address was presented by Kealoha, an internationally acclaimed poet and storyteller. Guest presenters included Hawaii News Now's Steve Uyehara, OC16's Dave Vinton, The Honolulu Star-Advertiser columnist Dave Reardon, ESPN1420's Josh Pacheco, and ScoringLive reporter Wes Nakama.The HMSA Kaimana Awards & Scholarship Program began in August 2005, and recognizes all-around accomplishments by high schools, rewards individual student athletes with scholarships, and supports coaches' education. The program is administered by the Hawaii High School Athletic Association.For more information on the 2011 HMSA Kaimana Awards & Scholarship Program visit hmsa.com.HMSA Kaimana Awards & Scholarship Program - 2011 Winning High SchoolsBig Island Interscholastic FederationDivision IFirst Place: Hilo High SchoolSecond Place: Konawaena High SchoolThird Place: Keaau High SchoolDivision IIFirst Place: Hualalai AcademySecond Place: Kamehameha Schools HawaiiThird Place: Hawaii Preparatory AcademyInterscholastic League of HonoluluDivision IFirst Place: Maryknoll SchoolSecond Place: Mid-Pacific InstituteThird Place: Kamehameha Schools KapalamaDivision IIFirst Place: Hawaii Baptist AcademySecond Place: La Pietra SchoolThird Place: University High SchoolKauai Interscholastic FederationFirst Place: Island SchoolSecond Place: Kapaa High SchoolThird Place: Kauai High SchoolMaui Interscholastic LeagueDivision IFirst Place: Kamehameha Schools MauiSecond Place: Lahainaluna High SchoolThird Place: Baldwin High SchoolDivision IIFirst Place: Seabury HallSecond Place: Maui Preparatory AcademyThird Place: St. Anthony High SchoolOahu Interscholastic AssociationRed DivisionFirst Place: Mililani High SchoolSecond Place: Kapolei High SchoolThird Place: Waipahu High SchoolBlue DivisionFirst Place: Anuenue SchoolSecond Place: Waialua High SchoolThird Place: Kailua High SchoolWhite DivisionFirst Place: Kalani High SchoolSecond Place: Aiea High SchoolThird Place: Pearl City High SchoolHMSA Kaimana Awards & Scholarship Program - 2011 Student Scholarship WinnersDistinguished Scholarship RecipientsMiracle Helekahi - Hana High and Elementary SchoolKyle Nakatsuka - Kamehameha Schools KapalamaZachary Pezzillo - Seabury HallBig Island Interscholastic Federation Scholarship RecipientsJonathan Chow - Keaau High SchoolMelissa Plato - Kealakehe High SchoolJordan Heres - Mauka Lani Christian SchoolInterscholastic League of Honolulu Scholarship RecipientsKendal Kagawa - Maryknoll SchoolBrittney Like - Kamehameha Schools KapalamaRachel Roley - Mid-Pacific InstituteKatherine Lum - University Laboratory SchoolKyle Nakatsuka - Kamehameha Schools KapalamaRyan Lau - Punahou SchoolJordan Thibodeau - Kamehameha Schools KapalamaKauai Interscholastic Federation Scholarship RecipientsChas Okamoto - Kapaa High SchoolKyle McDonald - Island SchoolStephanie Steuri - Island SchoolMaui Interscholastic League Scholarship RecipientsMiracle Helekahi - Hana High and Elementary SchoolChris Nunokawa - Kamehameha Schools MauiZachary Pezzillo - Seabury HallOahu Interscholastic Association Scholarship RecipientsUy-Di Nancy Le - Kalani High SchoolFadi Youkhana - Roosevelt High SchoolBrendan Nakatani - Roosevelt High SchoolStephanie Kalili - Nanakuli High and Intermediate SchoolAdam Kostylo - Kaiser High SchoolDaniella Reyes - Leilehua High School
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