2024 DataHouse/HHSAA Division II softball schedule, results and gallery
BY HSRN STAFF
PUBLISHED MAY 15, 2024
SEMIFINALS – MAY 16 (at Rainbow Wahine Stadium)
PAC-5 vs. Waimea (10:30 a.m.)
Aiea vs. Kapaa/Kohala winner (1 p.m.)
* Due to weather conditions rendering one field unplayable, and anticipated adverse weather for the rest of the week, the HHSAA has canceled ALL consolation games
QUARTERFINALS – MAY 15
Aiea defeats Molokai, 21-2 (five innings)
— Sophia Kaneshiro: home run, six RBIs, four runs scored
Waimea defeats Kamehameha-Hawaii, 15-3
— Kaelyn Banquel and Tavina Harris two home runs each
PAC-5 defeats Radford, 7-1
— Miya Yoshioka: complete game win with two runs scored
#1 Kapaa vs. Kohala (suspended, make-up TBD)
OPENING ROUND – MAY 14
Kohala defeats Kalaheo, 10-4
— Savannah Kupukaa: 2-run home run
Waimea defeats Kailua, 21-1 (five innings)
— Kaelyn Banquel: 3-run home run, five RBIs
Molokai defeats Konawaena, 16-6 (six innings)
Radford defeats Lanai, 15-1 (five innings)
—Kyralee-Marie Cordeiro (W): 7 K’s, 3-for-3, 3 runs
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