Seabury Hall Wins Undefeated Division II Volleyball State Title
Seabury Hall Claims First-Ever State Division II Volleyball Title in Honolulu
Maui’s Seabury Hall secured the Hawaiʻi High School Athletic Association’s Division II Girls Volleyball State Championship on Friday, Oct. 30, 2026, defeating the Waipahu Marauders 3-1 at the Stan Sheriff Center in Honolulu.
Lady Spartans Secure Victory with Strong Set Performances
The top-seeded Lady Spartans established an early lead by taking the first two sets with identical 25-18 scores against the third-seeded Waipahu Marauders. Waipahu responded strongly in the third set to mount a decisive 25-12 victory. Seabury regained composure in the fourth set, closing out the match 25-18 to complete an undefeated season record of 19-0.
Seabury’s offense was driven by heavy point production from Milaniakai Padilla and Dillon McLellan, alongside setting from Destiny Keomaka-Wood. Padilla led all scorers with 21 kills and 12 digs, while McLellan added 16 kills and 10 digs. Keomaka-Wood directed the offense with a match-high 39 assists, and libero Tulsi Erlemann anchored the backline defense with 25 digs.
All-Tournament Team Selections Announced
Following the championship match, the HHSAA and media representatives announced the 2026 New City Nissan Girls Volleyball State Championships All-Tournament Teams. Milaniakai Padilla earned the Most Outstanding Player Award for Division II.
The Division II All-Tournament Team selections include Tulsi Erlemann, Summer Flores of Le Jardin, Aliya Ilaoa of Waipahu, Destiny Keomaka-Wood, Dillon McLellan, Kamalei Stewart, and Te’a Suan of Waipahu. In Division I, Madison-Rose Marsh of Kamehameha-Kapālama received Most Outstanding Player, alongside Poema Kalama-Kingma, Kealoha Lyons, and Emilynn Won. The Division I team also features Taimane Ainu’u, Lilly-Raj Chan, Mary Kate Kawakami, and Georgie Lee.
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