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Hallie Chock
Hawaii Baptist • SoG • 5'7
Lauren Okuda
Hawaii Baptist • SrG • 5'7
Riya Tobosa
Pearl City • SrF • 5'10
Sienna Lamblack
Hawaii Baptist • SrF • 5'7
Alyssa Gummerus
Waimea • JrF • 5'7
HONORABLE MENTION
Aiea: Zaysha Liilii-Utu, Akihira Valentin Castle: Ayjah Maae Damien: Filinga Tuifua Hanalani: Tamilyn Celestino Hawaiian Mission: Kelis Tavares Honokaa: Ava Tabubuc Island School: Breyanna Alfonso, Kailea Sakau Masulit Kaiser: Trinity Ho Kamehameha-Hawaii: Shailan Benevides, Peyton Kalai Kauai: Matea Nua Lanai: Kai Luryn Cervania, Graziella Reese Mid-Pacific: Kourtney Marcos, Jolie Taura Pearl City: Chloe Bulatao, Trinidad Gonzalez Salazar, Kyrie Chen University Lab: Bella Kelso, Reese Paranada Waianae: Demitris Brooks Waimea: Wailana Tanigawa-Christian Waipahu: Scarlett Dadulla
Player of the Year: Riya Tobosa, Pearl City, Sr., F
Tobosa made the most of her senior season as a Charger, averaging 23.9 points per game to lead all Division II scorers, more than five points per contest better than the next highest player. The 5-foot-10 Tobosa hit 74.4 percent of her free throws, racked up three games of 30 points or more, and seven games with at least 20 points, failing to hit double digits just once in league and state play. She scored 26 points, grabbed 12 boards and added four steals in the title game against Hawaii Baptist. Tobosa was named the D2 state tournament's Most Outstanding Player also garnered OIA Divsiion II Player of the Year honors.
Coach of the Year: Robin Yamaguchi, Hawaii Baptist
It was the third state title win of Yamaguchi's career, his last coming in 2022. His Eagles squad went a perfect 12-0 in league play and acheived an overall mark of 25-5. Hawaii Baptist loses just two seniors from its championship squad, both All-Hawaii first teamers, Sienna Lamblack and Lauren Okuda.
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