PAC-5 wins second straight DII Girls Soccer Title after 1-0 win over Kapaa

FINAL: Pac-5 1, Kapaa 0
Mia Hironaka (39:00)
DIVISION II ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM
Michaella Cox, Pac-Five
Ashlyn Dowda-Gates, Pac-Five
Julia Durocher, Kapaa
Rissalyn Hara, Pac-Five
Mia Hironaka, Pac-Five
Mia Kaneakua-Inoshita, Kapaa
Laulea Miike, Kapaa
Tea Rosa, Kapaa
Emeli Rubel, Kapaa
Kana Smith, Pac-Five
Sienna Yamashita, Kapaa
Goalkeeper: Kayla Arucan, Pac-Five
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