Offensive Player of the Year: Kana Smith, PAC-5, Sr., MF

The senior midfielder was the engine that powered the Wolfpack to a seventh state title, scoring a team-leading 15 goals along the way. Smith did the majority of her statistical damage in the Division II tournament, pocketing seven goals in four games, including the first two salvos in the title match against Mid-Pacific. Statistics aside, Smith was seemingly everywhere all at once for PAC-5, coordinating the ball through the midfield in one moment, then suddenly back on defense the next. She was named Most Outstanding Player of the tournament and also garnered Player of the Year honors in the ILH.

Defensive Player of the Year: Ella Chun, Iolani, Sr., D

The heart and soul of the Raiders defense, Chun helped the Raiders to a 5-3 mark in the ILH. The 5-foot-3 senior's relentless pressure, ability to direct and organize her back line as well as trigger the attack from the build out was invaluable for an Iolani squad that shut out league opponents four times and allowed just six goals in total. A pair of 1-0 losses to Kamehameha and Punahou at season's end kept the Raiders out of the postseason by the narrowest of margins. Chun finished her career as a two-time ILH Defensive Player of the Year.

Coach of the Year: Missy Moore, Kamehameha

Moore and the Warriors put a halt to a three-year run by the Buffanblu, toppling Punahou in the title game, 3-1, to claim an 11th koa trophy for its girls soccer program. Kamehameha posted seven shutouts in its 2025-26 campaign, and scored three or more goals in six of 11 matches, most notably in all three tourney appearances. Ten Warriors garnered All-Hawaii honors, including five first team selections. Of those, four depart via graduation, Kircha Cayetano, Camryn Gouveia, Mya Kishida and Ionare Ve'e.