Kalani's Corie Kuia was selected as the O'ahu Interscholastic Association White girls' Player of the Year in a poll of the division's coaches.

Gerald Lum was named Coach of the Year.

The all-stars were submitted by the OIA.

Kuia led the state in scoring in Division II, averaging 21.9 points per game.

Kuia is joined on the first team by Radford's Imani Wimbush, Nanakuli's Kirstie Rosa, McKinley's Tiara Sugui and Kailua's Taylor Souza.

Player of the Year
Corie Kuia, Kalani

Coach of the Year
Gerald Lum, Nanakuli

First Team
Corie Kuia, Kalani
Imani Wimbush, Radford
Kirstie Rosa, Nanakuli
Tiare Sugui, McKinley
Taylor Souza, Kailua

Second Team
Jasmine Saole, Nanakuli
Tiffany Harada, Kalaheo
Brittany Perry, Wai'anae
Jordy Smith, Kalaheo
Leilani Atuatasi, Wai'anae

Honorable mention

'Anuenue: Kahala Kaowili, Kuulei Gante, Lahela Taua.

Kailua: Malia Pearson, Jayna Hanawahine, Briana Kassebeer, Johnna Pedro.

Kalaheo: Jade Martins, Gabby Clarke, Makani Kela.

Kalani:Kristi Beishe, Haley Omiya, Marissa Sumida, Carly Kakuda.

McKinley: Hanna Yoo, Michan Luke.

Nanakuli: Queen Emma Sale, Stephanie Kaili.

Radford: Jemory Castro, Kelsey Bash, Rachel Kapesi.

Wai'anae: Tiana Johnson, Lacy Manuel, Maccyn Samisoni, Emily Simons.

Waialua: Raydeen Kobayashi-Kajiwara, Ciara Balidoy, Chelsey Souza, Gabrielle Maxwell, Joelle Haime.