Punahou junior Hannah Miura ran to two individual and two relay victories at the Interscholastic League of Honolulu Track and Field Championships at Punahou on Friday.
On the boys side, Punahou senior Christopher Paige took home the gold three times.
Miura sprinted to victories in the 100 (12.48) and 200 (26.18), ran a leg on the winning 4×400 team (4:13.91) with Raelyn Yoshioka, Rani Salanoa and Ally Little, and was part of the Buffanblu’s first-place 4×100 relay unit (50.66) with Yoshioka, Salanoa and Adri Maroney.
Paige, meanwhile, captured the 110-meter hurdles (14.48 seconds), the 300 hurdles (38.39) and was a part of the winning 4-x-400 team (3 minutes, 26.51 seconds) along with James Fujita, Noah Tonai and Ethan Gerhardt.
Paige is committed to play football for Princeton in the fall.
Christopher Paige’s profile picture on Twitter.
Team-wise, the ‘Iolani boys and Punahou girls hoisted the championship trophies.
Three ‘Iolani sprinters won their events to carry the Raiders to the boys title — Brody Bantolina (10.94 in the 100), Noah Gaudi (22.48 in the 200) and Evan Georgia (51.23 in the 400).
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Aside from Yoshioka and Salanoa, girls and boys double winners on the day were Little (also victorious in the 400 meters in 1:00.23), ‘Iolani’s Lexi Fujita (17 feet, 0.75 inches in the triple jump, and 5-2 in the high jump), Kamehameha’s Tatum Moku (11-9 in the pole vault, and 15.63 in the 100 hurdles), and Kamehameha’s William Ho (1:58.30 in the 800, and 4;13.78 in the 1,500) and Kealii Kupono Dikilato (46-04 in the shot put, and 157-06 in the shot put).
In 2019, Moku was in eighth grade and won the varsity Cal Track Ruby Tuesday Invitational and made headlines: Middle Schoolers Win High School Track Events at Moanalua.
Tatum Moku, pictured after winning a high school event while only in middle school,
was a double event winner in Friday’s ILH track and field championships. (Photo by Nick Abramo).
After her freshman season was wiped out due to COVID-19 in 2020, Moku — and all Hawaii high school track athletes — was fortunate to be able to compete this year, even though the season was whittled down to just a few events.
Team and individual results follow.
ILH Track And Field Championship Meet
Boys team scores
- ‘Iolani, 163
- Punahou, 133
- Kamehameha, 90
- Saint Louis, 56
- Maryknoll, 24
- Hawaii Baptist, 16
- Mid-Pacific, 14
Girls team scores
- Punahou, 174
- ‘Iolani, 111
- Kamehameha, 94
- Maryknoll, 29
- Hanalani, 25
- Hawaii Baptist, 20
- Damien, 1
- Mid-Pacific, 5
