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Mililani racked up 13 aces to sweep past host Waialua for a 25-2, 25-20 win Thursday night in an OIA Western Division contest.

Five different players scored from the service line as the fourth-ranked Trojans improved to 3-0 in the league standings.

Madi Goodman and Aria Miller led the effort with four aces apiece. Goodman also added 13 assists and eight digs for a solid all-around effort. Gabby Naniseni was the leading hitter with five kills.

The Trojans dominated the opening game, which allowed them to rest returning All-OIA First Team selections Aysia Miller and Falanika Danielson in the second set to let other players get more playing time.

Daysia Basilio Chun and Trinity Ozoa had a kill to lead the Bulldogs (1-2) in the loss. Ozoa also had an ace and Lauren Christman added two solo blocks for all of Waialua's earned points.