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Poema Kalama-Kingma
Iolani • JrOH
Taimane Ainuu
Iolani • SoOH
Kalaweloilehua Chock
Kamehameha • SrOH
Lamona Lauhingoa
Kahuku • SrOH
Annaura Reid-Gillet
Iolani • SoMB
Bailey Nakanelua
Iolani • SrS
Elenoa Lauhingoa
Kahuku • SrS/OPP
Maddix Taniguchi
Iolani • SrL
HONORABLE MENTION
Campbell: Kailie Theler Hawaii Baptist: Kylie Ancheta Iolani: Elle Arceneaux Kahuku: Ana Kaufusi Kalaheo: Jadalynn Satele-Filifili Kapaa: Mandy Gokan, Kuuipo Hunt Konawaena: Naiya Beymer KS-Maui: Uillani Ahana, Archer Fabric Leilehua: Cali Moniz-Kealoha Maryknoll: Puaena Herrington Mid-Pacific: Destiny Look, Milan Scanlan Mililani: Ivy Taylor, Kadence Wilson Moanalua: Nora Carey Punahou: Makenna Mello Roosevelt: Kaycie Garnett, Hilinai Kahawai Seabury Hall: Destiny Keomaka-Wood, Dillon McLellan University Lab: Emma Amaral-Boyd, Mayah Nakasato
Player of the Year: Bailey Nakanelua, Iolani, Sr., S
The 5-foot-11 Nakanelua was instrumental in navigating the Raiders to its first state title since 2022, its fifth girls volleyball championship overall. She registered 436 assists this season to go along with 32 kills, 95 digs, 17 blocks and 14 aces. Nakanelua had a season-high 60 assists in a five-set loss to Kamehameha on Sept. 30, in what would ultimately become the only blemish for the Raiders in its 2025 campaign. Nakanelua had four double-doubles on the season and registered at least 30 assists in 10 of the 13 matches she appeared in, and closed out the Raiders' run to a state title with 36 assists, two kills, two aces and five digs in a straight set win over Kahuku in the championship game. Nakanelua was named most outstanding player of the state tournament and ILH Player of the Year.
Coach of the Year: Lesina Manutai, Kahuku
Manutai guided the Red Raiders to a 14-2 record and a runner-up finish in the Division I state tournament, which included a stunning win over Kamehameha to reach the title match. Manutai helped Kahuku claim its 16th league championship overall with a five-set win over league nemesis Moanalua. The Red Raiders were led by the duo of Elenoa and Lamona Lauhingoa, both first team All-Hawaii picks. Manutai was also selected All-OIA Division I East Coach of the Year.
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