Offensive Player of the Year: Devin Lee, Iolani, Sr., MF

The 5-foot-9 Lee led the state-champion Raiders with 11 goals on the year, including 10 during Interscholastic League of Honolulu games. He registered three multi-goal games and was tied for the third most goals scored of all players in Division I statewide. Four of his goals came in three games against state runner-up Punahou. Lee, the son of head coach Chris Lee, is a three-time All-ILH selection and two-time first team pick. He was tabbed by league coaches as ILH Offensive Player of the Year this season is signed with Cal State Fullerton. It is the second straight year that Lee was named All-Hawaii Offensive Player of the Year.

Defensive Player of the Year: Kekama Kane, Iolani, Sr., D

The 5-foot-11 Kane was the lynchpin to the Raiders' defense as one of two center-backs. Kane, one of 15 seniors on the roster, helped Iolani post eight shutouts on the year. The Raiders surrendered only one goal through their first seven contests in ILH action. Kane, who is signed to play football with the University of Hawaii, is a three-time All-ILH selection, including a first-team pick this season. Kane was one of four Iolani players selected to the all-tournament team in February's Hele/HHSAA Division I State Championships and is a two-time All-Hawaii First Team pick.

Coach of the Year: Chris Lee, Iolani

The Raiders ran the table to their second straight state championship and 12th overall. In capturing their third title in four years, Lee's squad left little doubt it was top dog. Iolani scored 54 goals on the years and allowed only eight. It won all but two games by at least a two-goal margin, including its 5-2 victory over Punahou in the state final. The title game marked the only time the Raiders faced a deficit all season, but they rallied with four second-half goals, notably Devin Lee's go-ahead goal in the 45th minute.