2024 DataHouse/HHSAA Division I softball schedule, results and gallery
BY HSRN STAFF
PUBLISHED MAY 15, 2024
SEMIFINALS – MAY 16 (ppd till Friday, pending weather)
Kamehameha vs. Baldwin (TBD)
Campbell vs. Mililani or Kalani (TBD)
*All four semifinals of the Datahouse/HHSAA State Softball Championship set to be played today at Rainbow Wahine Softball Stadium have been postponed due to inclement weather, the HHSAA announced via press release today.
QUARTERFINALS – MAY 15
Baldwin defeats Kapolei, 12-11
Campbell defeats Kealakehe, 16-1 (five innings)
Kamehameha defeats Leilehua, 13-3 (five innings)
#1 Mililani vs. Kalani (will resume at Campbell, Thursday 1 p.m.)
OPENING ROUND – MAY 14
Leilehua defeats Waiakea, 14-1 (five innings)
–Trinity Cabana-Rodrigues: 4-for-4, two RBIs, three runs scored, double
Kalani defeats Maui, 19-3 (five innings)
–Haley Ching: 3-for-3, five RBIs, home run, double
Kapolei defeats Waianae, 10-0 (five innings)
—River Hawn: 2-for-2, five RBIs, home run
Campbell defeats Maryknoll, 8-6
—Sabers rally from 6-1 deficit to stun Spartans
–Two RBIs each by Quinn Waiki, Sophie Alo and Cailey Morris
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