2022 Transpacific Championships starts this weekend
Sunday Schedule 1/16/22 ( update 6:05 am HST)
| Team Name | Opponent | Time | Court |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hana Hou 18's Elite | Laule'a 18 Black | 9:00am | Court 15 |
| Hana Hou 17's Alex | Officiate | 8:00am | Court 19 |
| Hana Hou 17's Alex | KCHV 18u | 9:00am | Court 19 |
| Hana Hou 17's Blue | Maui Encore 18's | 8:00am | Court 21 |
| Hana Hou 16's Perlas | SASVBC G-15 | 3:00pm | Court 12 |
| Hana Hou 16's Kuuipo | Officiate | 3:00pm | Court 9 |
| Hana Hou 16's Kuuipo | Ta'ahine VBC LV 15 | 4:00pm | Court 9 |
| Hana Hou 16's Tommy | Ta'ahine VBC 16's | 3:00pm | Court 8 |
| Hana Hou 16's Jojo | Officiate | 3:00pm | Court 6 |
| Hana Hou 16's Jojo | SASVBC G-16-2 | 4:00pm | Court 6 |
| Hana Hou 16's Blue | Aukahi VBC 15u | 3:00pm | Court 11 |
| Hana Hou 14's Michaela | Officiate | 3:00pm | Court 18 |
| Hana Hou 14's Michaela | Hawaiian Time West 13 | 4:00pm | Court 18 |
| Hana Hou 14's Brad | Quicksets 14 | 3:00pm | Court 18 |
2022 Champions League Hawaii
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Please note that the TransPacific Volleyball Championships is the qualifying tournament for the league, so you might want to register to the qualifier if you haven’t done so already. Registration, cost, and info can be found on https://transpacificvolleyball.com
Cost for Champions League Hawaii: $750/team
2022 Dates:
- 1/15-1/17/22 Qualifier (TransPacific Championships)
- Sat 2/5/22 League Play
- Sat 2/26/22 or Sat 3/5/22 League Play (one or the other, based on your pool)
- Sat 3/12/22 League Play
- Sat 4/9/22 League Play
- Sat 4/30/22 Challenge Round
- Sat 5/7/22 Quarter Finals
- Sat 5/14/22 Semi Finals (Best of 5)
- Sat 5/28/22 Finals (Best of 5)
Congratulations to University Lab School on winning the HHSAA State Volleyball Championship Division 2
Congratulations to ULS Head Coach Brad Miller and Staff
Assisted by Coaches Justin, Keenan, Jason, Patcho, Chirp, Meghan
All season 2021-2022 Hana Hou Volleyball Coaches
December 11, 2021
The winning moment after 31 years ( since 1990)
ULS Coach Brad Miller interview with KHON2 News after the team winning the state championship
Junior Bows outduel Bulldogs to win first girls volleyball crown since 1990
By Scoring Live Staff
The Jr. Bows took the long road to its first state girls volleyball title since 1990.
University Lab outdueled Le Jardin in a five set thriller, 28-26, 25-19, 19-24, 22-25, 15-9, in the title game of the HHSAA Division II girls volleyball championship.
"It means a lot for our school actually, we pulled it off for our school and this is for them," said Milan Ah Yat, who was named that tournament's Most Outstanding Player after pouring in 32 kills in the victory.
Makena Tong, who had a lofty 56 assists in the victory and set Ah Yat an equally lofty 75 times during the match, praised the work ethic and perseverance of her go-to hitter.
"She came back from an injury earlier in the season and she pushed really hard, she wanted to work hard for this," said Tong of Ah Yat. "I trusted her through the whole season that she was going to get me that kill every ball I set her, and she did was did."
In the course of just over 24 hours, the top seeded Jr. Bows played 10 sets of volleyball, rallying back from a 2 set to none deficit against defending champion Damien before going the distance with the Bulldogs in their fifth match of the year. The two teams racked up 20 total sets against each other over the course of the season.
"I think we adjusted every time we played them and this last one we put our all into it and pushed through," said Ah Yat of Le Jardin.
The first two sets went the Jr. Bows' way, though the first went down to the wire with 13 ties and six lead changes in that one alone. Ah Yat dominated the match early, notching 11 kills in the opening set and another six in the second.
Despite having their backs against the wall, Le Jardin seemed to play more freely and confidently in set three and especially in set four, where the Bulldogs muscled their way out of a 21-17 hole, using an 8-1 scoring run to force a winner-take-all final set.
The Bulldogs weren't able to capitalize on any momentum gained by evening the match at two sets a piece in the deciding fifth, and the Jr. Bows jumped out to a 4-1 advantage on Ah Yat's 31st kill. Le Jardin chipped away to get within a single point at 10-9 on a Genezia Hawkins' dump shot, but that would be last points put on the scoreboard for Le Jardin.
"Have fun. That's what it was," said Tong of her teammates mindset in the final set. "We play the best when we have fun and our goal was five points at a time and get them one by one."
University Lab scored the final five points of the contest, none via an attack, and the celebration began on the floor, from the bench and also in the stands.
"Everyone worked hard. The crowd brought us up, the parents, everybody that contributed this season, this is all our win," remarked Tong.
Pii Carvalho lhad a game-high three aces, part of nine total by the Jr. Bows, that kept the Bulldogs off balance for much of the match in serve-receive.
"Getting them out of system that was the main goal and they are a great team, we knew they could pass so we needed to serve tough," said Tong.
Carvalho was one of three Jr. Bows with double digit kills, putting down 13. Sophomore Liliana Dutcher also came up big, contributing 11 kills, including two key attacks down the stretch in set five.
"For her it's getting that confidence out of her," said Tong of Dutcher. "She's unstoppable and she doesn't even know it herself."
Le Jardin was led by the combination of Reese Diersbock and Sydnee Walker, with 21 and 17 kills respectively. Setter Genezia Hawkins had nine kills and 39 assists in the loss.
This win marked the ninth girls volleyball title for University Laboratory, who won seven straight titles between 1984 and 1990, four under Raplee Fitzsimmons and three guided by Glennie Adams.
2021 Aloha Summer Classic
Hawaii Convention Center - News Editor
Wonderful weekend on July 17-18, 2021 at the Hawaii Convention Center. In the first post-pandemic tournament , the Aloha Summer Classic was a huge success and validated that the state and volleyball is moving forward towards pre-covid volleyball. The club featured two youth teams and two women's adult teams . In a short time to prepare, practice and outfit the teams , the club was able to successfully do all of the above and compete in the tournament. This represented the final appearance and participation of Tommy's 18's a three year team which features high school seniors who have graduated and now transitioning to college for education and volleyball
Hana Hou Wahine - Womens Open Division
Alohi 15's - 15u/16u Division
Tommy 18's
Hana Hou Koa Kamali'i Wahine - Womens Open Division ( Mothers and Daughters)
Congratulations to our early traveling teams on a great season !!
Keenan 16's and 18's
Tommy 16's and 18's
Tommy 16's
JVA World Challenge
Louisville Kentucky - News Editor
June 13, 2021 - Final Day
Keenan 16's and 18's faired well in the last day of competition and placed in the middle in both divisions. Wonderful two week travel for the parents , players and staff. This was a journey filled with memories , new friends , new experiences and life long friendships. Season 2021 will be one we all will never forget. Someday it will be remembered as some of the best days of their lives. Time to head back to Hawaii and enjoy the rest of the summer.
Keenan 16's with an added layer of protection by the Sheriff Department
Keenan 16's with Illinois Jrs 16's Elite (Club Coach from Hawaii)
Keenan 18's with matching "pink sox and pink hat "on Coach Jason
Congratulations to Sarae Miguel
Class of 2021 Mid-Pacific Institute / Team Keenan 18's
Manoa-News Editor
Congratulations to Class of 2021 Mid-Pacific Institute /Team Keenan 18’s Sarae Miguel on her commitment to play collegiate volleyball at the University of New Haven. Sarae is a three-year member of Hana Hou and currently still in season under coaches Justin and Jason. Her high-school coach was ILH legend Tommy Lake. She is a multi-sport athlete who plays basketball and volleyball.
At UNH the scholar-athlete will major in forensic sciences in a school noted by former professor Henry Lee who worked on many famous high-profile cases.
For two club seasons in an era of Covid19 and global pandemic, Sarae joins four other players that enabled themselves to transition from high school to collegiate volleyball despite the extreme adversity each player faced without travel to mainland tournaments. Using digital platforms and an unwavering commitment to succeed (with help from her parents) this represents a tremendous accomplishment for the young student athlete. Wishing her the best of luck as she departs the one season state for the four season state of Connecticut.
Congratulations to Savannah Pilialoha
Class of 2021 Waipahu High School / Team Tommy Lake
Waipahu-News Editor
Congratulations to Class of 2021 Waipahu High School Savannah PIlialoha ( Tommy 18’s) on her commitment to New England College. Located in Henniker, New Hampshire she joins seven Hawaii players who have left the sunny skies of Hawaii in pursuit of academic and athletic goals across the country to the East Coast. Coach Kirsten Morrison has built a solid foundation of Hawaii players and provided opportunities to further their education.
The new pilgrim has been club player for Hana Hou VBC all under coach Tommy Lake for three seasons. Savannah is a gifted athlete with high level skills in volleyball, track and field, and wrestling. Tommy 18s have been together for three years and Savannah and her teammates has represented the true meaning of a team. Supportive and committed to each other, the team will celebrate their final tournament appearance in June at the SCVA Las Vegas Classic.
Congratulations to Roosa Armstead-Lehti
Class of 2021 Hana Hou Team Tommy Lake
On her commitment to the Wells College Express
New York
HAWAII LIBERO ROOSA ARMSTEAD-LEHTI COMMITS TO EXPRESS
Women's Volleyball | Mon, Dec. 14, 2020 at 4:15 PM
Hana Hou Volleyball Club is proud to announce Roosa Armstead-Lehti of Kailua, Hawaii has committed to Wells College Express in the 2021-22 school year. "Roosa was my top libero recruit, and I'm very excited to welcome someone with her skillset and character to our volleyball family here in New York,” said Wells Head Coach Mark Lucas.
Armstead-Lehti is no stranger to success as she won Finland’s High School National Championship in volleyball in 2020, while spending her junior year as an exchange student in Finland. Roosa played libero for Mäkelänrinteen Lukio, a sports high school specializing in training and developing promising young athletes.
Roosa also played as DS/Libero for a Finnish volleyball club, PuMa Volley, which won the Southern Finland’s Championship in December 2019 and was preparing to compete for the Finland’s 16U National Title in April 2020, when games were cancelled due to COVID-19.
Armstead-Lehti will major in psychology at Wells College with plans to become a clinical psychologist and own a private practice. She also plays the viola in a concert orchestra.
Aloha Class of 2021 Seniors Tommy 18's
Tommy 18's Seniors
Honolulu-News Editor
Congratulations to all our Seniors on Tommy's and Keenan 18's. Words cannot truly express the happiness and joy it has been having all of you choose to play volleyball at our club. Many entered the club three years ago as teens and today exit the club volleyball season as young adults ready for the transition to the next chapter in your lives. Today March 28, 2021 represents the last days for our seniors. In what has been an extremely difficult time in humanity, all of you have persevered and moved forward with success towards graduation. The journey could not have been as successful without the tremendous support from your parents and coaches. Good luck to all of you in college.
Aloha Class of 2021 Seniors Keenan 18's
Keenan 18's Seniors
Seniors
Tommy 18's Keenan 18's
#1 Olivia Bruce #13 Kalei Lyons
#3 Roosa Armstead-Lehti #17 Hannah Surina
#4 Tehina Pierce ( photo missing) #21 Jessica Yamamoto
#5 Hilinai-Fabrao-Satele #24 Sarae Miguel
#7 Tiare Pierce
#8 Ashlyn Kim
#10 Savannah Pilialoha
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