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Cole Arceneaux
Punahou • SrG • 6'0
Zayne Chong
Andrew Kearney
Kalaheo • SrF • 6'4
Samuel Kahapea
KS-Hawaii • SrF • 6'5
Tolu Smith
Kahuku • SrF/C • 6'10
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Everett Torres-Kahapea
Kailua • JrG • 5'10
Liam Fitzgerald
Leilehua • SrG/F • 6'5
Kobe Young
Kamehameha • SrF • 6'6
Jaylen Cain
Maryknoll • SrF • 6'3
Zoar Nedd
Kapolei • SrF • 6'5
Kyle Moraga
McKinley • SrG • 5'10
Hunter Hosoda
Punahou • SrG • 5'11
Caleb Casinas
Moanalua • SrG/F • 6'0
Aukai Kama
Lahainaluna • SrF • 6'4
Marcus Tobin
Maryknoll • JrF/C • 6'7
HONORABLE MENTION
Aiea: Elvis Garramone Baldwin: Chayce Akaka Campbell: Andrew Mersburgh, Mitchell Williams Farrington: Reymar Morales Hilo: Kekaukahi Alameda Iolani: Justin Genovia, Kawika Lee Kahuku: Marcus Damuni, Ruanui Winitana, Lokana Enos Kaiser: Cyrus Singleman, Jaymin Khansmith Kalaheo: Cannen Chiu, Harry Wallace Kamehameha: Kamren Victorino-Kato, Christmas Togiai, Lele Kawaiaea Kapolei: Ja'Shon Carter, Isaiah Higa, Marquis Montgomery Keaau: Rico Handy Kealakehe: Bryton Lewi Konawaena: Hauoli Akau, Paka Cacoulidis, Austin Ewing KS-Hawaii: Izayah Chartrand-Penera, Isaiah Nakoa-Oness KS-Maui: Austin Peters, Kamalu Segundo Lahainaluna: Koa Evalu-Robinson, Reece Pascua, Iverson Turno Leilehua: Elijah Robinson, Tashaun Wright Maryknoll: Isiah Gelacio, Payton Grant, Makoto Kamata, Jordyn Perez McKinley: Caleb Corpening Mid-Pacific: Colin Ramos Mililani: Cameron Henry Moanalua: Geremy Robinson, DiAeris McRaven Radford: Matt Lukins Punahou: Duke Clemens, Tamatoa Falatea, Kaulana Makaula, Cole Mausolf, Maninoa Tufono Saint Louis: Noa Purcell, Jalen Smith
Other coaches that received consideration:Kelly Grant (Maryknoll), Jason Justus (Lahainaluna), Darren Matsuda (Punahou), Duane Omori (McKinley), Rob Pardini (Kalaheo), Mea Wong (KS-Hawaii)
Player of the Year: Tolu Smith, Kahuku, F/C, Sr.For the second straight year, the best player in all of Division I Boys Basketball hails from Kahuku.
The Red Raiders' Tolu Smith is the 2018 ScoringLive All-Hawaii Division I Boys Basketball Player of the Year after leading Kahuku to runner-up finishes in the Oahu Interscholastic Association and state tournament.
With the graduation of three All-Hawaii D1 First Team selections — which included Player of the Year Jessiya Villa — few people would have picked Kahuku to make it back to both title games, but the 6-foot-10 Smith almost single-handedly kept Kahuku in the conversation throughout the entire season.
With a traditional back-to-the-basket low post game, Smith averaged 20 points and was a matchup problem against any defender in the state.
"One of the things that I appreciated about Tolu Smith's game and something that separated him from many other bigs in Hawaii was his ability to make quick moves in the post before double teams arrive," Leilehua coach Russ Fitzgerald said of Smith.
"Most bigs in Hawaii catch the ball in the post and either try to overpower their defender with a baseline drop step or attempt to shoot a rush turnaround jumper over them. I watched Tolu make many quick moves, over both shoulders, before help defenders could arrive. That's rare in Hawaii and will serve him well at the next level."
The Red Raiders' senior also excelled on defense, averaging double-digit rebounds for the season while posting about two blocks per game.
Smith will play collegiate basketball for Western Kentucky University.
Coach of the Year: Byron Mello, MoanaluaInstead of throwing in the towel, the Moanalua boys basketball team found a way.
Na Menehune was one game away from missing the OIA Division I playoffs, but stuck with it and advanced all the way to the final four of the state tournament.
Moanalua held its own against eventual state champion Punahou in the semifinals and also defeated OIA D1 champion Kalaheo twice, once during the regular season and again in the state tournament.
ScoringLive's All-Hawaii teams honor standout Division I and II athletes statewide. Selections are made by SL staff in consultation with media and coaches.
2019 Division I All-Hawaii 2019 Division II All-Hawaii 2018 Division I All-Hawaii 2018 Division II All-Hawaii 2017 Division I All-Hawaii 2017 Division II All-Hawaii 2016 Division I All-Hawaii 2016 Division II All-Hawaii 2015 Division I All-Hawaii 2015 Division II All-Hawaii 2014 Division I All-Hawaii 2014 Division II All-Hawaii
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