HONOLULU — Trojan town is title town once again.

Mililani captured its first OIA softball title since 2017 with a 13-2 drubbing of Kapolei in the league’s Division I championship game at McKinley’s Tiger Softball Stadium Saturday night.

It was the Trojans’ 12th championship in school history as they scored 13 unanswered runs that was fueled by Makayla Pagampao’s three home runs.

Pagampao, who was selected as the ‘Yeah U Player of the Game,’ drove in six total runs in the win as the Trojans (14-1) won their 10th straight game since their lone loss to Campbell on March 16.

“I’m so happy for her,” pitcher Hinano Bautista said of Pagampao. “I’m just happy I got to have this opportunity, but just for her, hitting all of these home runs, that’s what made us pumped up to score those extra runs we got.”

The Hurricanes (9-7) took an early 2-0 lead with a pair of solo homers in the top of the first, but Pagampao’s three-run bomb in the bottom of the third gave Mililani the lead for good.

Pagampao’s second and third homers of the night were part of an eight-run bottom of the fifth inning. Her final long ball of the night ended the game with two outs in the bottom of the fifth.

“I’m pretty confident in my hitting and I know I work hard at it and go to all the lessons I can and just practice as much as I can, so I just saw the ball really well tonight — extra well,” said Pagampao, who will play for Hawai’i Pacific University next year.

Kaui Garcia and Sunni Kahanu also hit a home run for the Trojans in a game where there were seven total long balls.

But it was Mililani’s defense that kept the Trojans in the game after giving up two homers in the top of the first.

“After those two home runs we started playing defense,” said Mililani coach Rose Antonio. “Throughout the game we made the plays and the first couple innings we left runners on base and we didn’t press. We just had to be patient and disciplined and look for our pitch to hit and then manufacture runs and they saw the ball good tonight, a bunch of them.”

It was the third meeting of the season between the two teams, with the trojans outscoring the Hurricanes 46 to 4.

Kapolei was seeking its second league title in three years and fifth overall.

HONOLULU — Another crown come homes to ‘Aiea.

Na Ali’i jumped out to an early lead and never looked back as they pulled away from Radford, 7-1, to win the OIA Division II softball championship Saturday night at McKinley’s Tiger Softball Stadium.

It was ‘Aiea’s third league title in school history and its first since 2017 as Na Ali’i (15-1) ended league play with a 13-game winning streak.

“It’s amazing, it’s truly an honor to be a part of this team,” said pitcher Taja Souza, who was named the ‘Yeah U Player of the Game.’

Souza went the full seven innings in the win and allowed just three hits and one walk while striking out three. She improved to 10-0 in the circle and also batted 2-for-3 for a solid all-around performance.

“Her pitches were crisp, she was hitting her spots, making the pitches we called. It was awesome,” said ‘Aiea coach Alan Higuchi.

I think the last couple games she picked up the pace. It was something that was consistent throughout the year. Her last two or three starts, she started showing signs of that.”

Sisters CJ Peneueta and Nylove Peneueta led the way at the plate with five total hits and five RBIs.

‘Aiea’s lone loss of the season came against the Rams (13-3) on March 5.

“The first time we challenged them, it was a mental battle and I feel like we let them get to us,” said CJ Peneueta.

“Now we had more practice and more chemistry as a team and I feel this time around, we had more confidence and more trust in our teammates and ourselves.”

Radford was seeking its first-ever OIA title in school history.