May, 2022 (Student Elections and Sports updates)
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SGA Officers:
SGA Officers:
President (eatured): Paul Brilhante
Vice President: Lainie Balingit
Secretary: Noah Siegel-Stone
Treasurer: Cale Miura
Class of 2023
Class of 2023
President (Featured): Taarini Godbole
Vice President: Landon Yanagisawa
Secretary: Kaylie Hashizaki
Treasurer: Tevin Atwal
Class of 2024
Class of 2024
President (Featured): Keiki Ifenuk
Vice President: Jessie Higa
Secretary: Malia Hill
Treasurer: Ava Santos
Class of 2025
Class of 2025
President (Featured): Ava Ignacio
Vice President: Tiffany Wong
Secretary: Abigail Keith
Treasurer: Jada Igawa
Congratulations to Warrior athletes competing at State Competitions
Congratulations to Warrior athletes competing at State Competitions
Waiakea High wins Hawaii State Baseball Championship with a 3-2 win over Baldwin High
Waiakea High wins Hawaii State Baseball Championship with a 3-2 win over Baldwin High
Warriors defeated the Baldwin Bears 3-2 in a thrilling matchup to win their 2nd ever Hawaii State baseball championship on Maui Saturday night. Waiakeaʻs last championship was in 2012. Justice Dorser was the winning pitcher and 3rd baseman Kedren Kinzie drove home the 2 winning runs to put the Warriors ahead in the 5th inning. Outfielder Kyson Wada pitched the final inning to get the save. Earlier in the week, Waiakea beat Kalani and St. Louis to make it to the Championship. Lastly, a special thank you goes out to the coaches: Chris Honda (head coach), Luciano Agustin, Cheynne Hirota, Kiley Kawazoe, Leonard Pike, Clifton Silva (faculty), Shaun Suzuki, and Kyle Wada. Mahalo to the family and fans who also traveled with the team.
Warriors defeated the Baldwin Bears 3-2 in a thrilling matchup to win their 2nd ever Hawaii State baseball championship on Maui Saturday night. Waiakeaʻs last championship was in 2012. Justice Dorser was the winning pitcher and 3rd baseman Kedren Kinzie drove home the 2 winning runs to put the Warriors ahead in the 5th inning. Outfielder Kyson Wada pitched the final inning to get the save. Earlier in the week, Waiakea beat Kalani and St. Louis to make it to the Championship. Lastly, a special thank you goes out to the coaches: Chris Honda (head coach), Luciano Agustin, Cheynne Hirota, Kiley Kawazoe, Leonard Pike, Clifton Silva (faculty), Shaun Suzuki, and Kyle Wada. Mahalo to the family and fans who also traveled with the team.
Tennis:
Iori Furuhata (Individual Boys 3rd place)
Maika Nucci / Bruin Yomono (Doubles Boys 4th place)
Waiakea High Boys Overall #2 (statewide)
Waiakea High Girls Overall #8 (statewide)
Girls Golf:
Team (7th place)
Kierstan Saludares (15th place - individual girls)
Girls Judo:
Team (7th place overall)
Isabella Mow (4th place - 103 pounds)
Elena Shibuya (2nd place - 109 pounds)
Lia Ballo (4th place - 122 pounds)
Boys Judo:
Team (12th place overall)
Noah Vento (5th place - 114 pounds)
Jordan Nakamoto (6th place - 121 pounds)
Matthew Okuda (4th place - 161 pounds)
BIIF Track and Field Championships (May 7)
Boys Team Rankings (Waiakea 1st place overall)
Girls Team Rankings (Waiakea 1st place overall)
Waiakea Highlights:
Boys 1500 Meter Run - Kederang Ueda (1st place)
Girls 800 Meter Run - Kaylie Hashizaki (1st place)
Boys 800 Meter Run - Kiyoshi Todd (1st place)
Boys 3000 Meter Run - Kederang Ueda (1st place)
Boys 4 x 400 Meter Relay - Todd, Ruth, Ueda, Gebin (1st place)
Girls Pole Vault - Rylee Au (1st place)
Girls Triple Jump - Taysia Rocha (1st place)
Girls Shot Put - Naomi Horiuchi (1st place)
Boys Shot Put - Kris Tamanoha (1st place)
State Championships to be held on May 13-14 in Honolulu
BIIF TRACK CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL RESULTS.pdfPage updated
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