Player of the Year: Olivia Malafu, Kapaa, C, Jr. 

Malafu averaged 15.1 points per game on the season and was unstoppable in the state tournament to help the Warriors win their first-ever state championship in school history. She was an integral part to Kapaa's success on both sides of the ball. Offensively she commanded double teams in the high post which opened up wide-open 3-point attempts and backdoor cutting opportunities for her teammates. She also hustled down the floor on fast break opportunities. On defense Malafu was a shot-altering menace in the middle of the Warriors' 2-3 zone. In the state quarterfinals, the 6-foot junior scored 18 in their 68-14 quarterfinal win over Pearl City and scored 12 points on 5-of-7 shooting to go along with eight boards to help fourth-seeded Kapaa knock off top-seeded Hawaii Baptist Academy, 34-26. Although she picked up two quick offensive fouls in the first two minutes of the championship game, she played 31 of the 32 minutes to finish with 19 points on 9-of-13 shooting with eight rebounds in their 54-37 title win over Hanalani.

Coach of the Year: Neil Fagarang, Kapaa

Under coach Fagarang, the Warriors flattened the competition on Kauai and continued its dominating run in the state tournament run to bring the school's first-ever state championship to the Garden Isle, the first by any team on the island. Kapaa won by an average of 30 points to go 12-0 to undefeated through league play. The Warriors' Denise Alfonso joined Malafu on the the First Team and Kyla Hopton, Angeline Nizo, Taira Samiano were Honorable Mention selections.