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Punahou finished with the most Hawaii High School Athletic Association team state championships in the 2022-23 school year.
The Buff ‘N Blue wound up with nine state titles, followed by ‘Iolani with six and Moanalua with four.
It was a major spring push that put Punahou on top. The Buff ‘N Blue won state championships in five spring sports to take the lead from ‘Iolani, which had six state titles heading into the spring and didn’t add another.
The final count of all 45 team state champions follow.
2022-23 State Championships By School
9
PUNAHOU BUFF ‘N BLUE
>> Boys canoe paddling
>> Mixed canoe paddling
>> D-I girls soccer
>> Girls swimming and diving
>> D-I girls cross country
>> Girls tennis
>> Boys tennis
>> Girls track and field
>> D-I boys volleyball
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6
‘IOLANI RAIDERS
>> D-I girls basketball
>> D-I boys soccer
>> Boys swimming and diving
>> Coed cheerleading
>> D-I boys cross country
>> D-I girls volleyball
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4
MOANALUA NA MENEHUNE
>> Girls cheerleading
>> Girls wrestling
>> Girls judo
>> Boys judo
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3
KAMEHAMEHA WARRIORS
>> Girls canoe paddling
>> D-I baseball
>> Girls water polo
SAINT LOUIS CRUSADERS
>> D-I boys basketball
>> Boys track and field
>> D-II boys volleyball
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2
HAWAII BAPTIST EAGLES
>> D-II boys cross country
>> D-II girls cross country
KAPOLEI HURRICANES
>> Girls bowling
>> Boys wrestling
PAC-5 WOLFPACK
>> D-II girls soccer
>> D-II softball
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1
CAMPBELL SABERS
>> D-I softball
CASTLE KNIGHTS
>> Boys bowling
DAMIEN MONARCHS
>> D-II baseball
KAISER COUGARS
>> Boys air riflery
KAKUKU RED RAIDERS
>> Open football
KALANI FALCONS
>> Girls golf
KAMEHAMEHA-HAWAII WARRIORS
>> D-II boys soccer
KAPAA WARRIORS
>> D-II girls basketball
KOHALA COWBOYS
>> D-II boys basketball
KONAWAENA WILDCATS
>> D-I football
LE JARDIN BULLDOGS
>> D-II girls volleyball
PEARL CITY CHARGERS
>> Girls air riflery
WAIAKEA WARRIORS
>> Boys golf
WAIMEA MENEHUNES
>> D-II football
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