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UH Swimming & Diving Team (Men's) –
The University of Hawaii Swimming & Diving teams made History as both the Men's & Women's squads claimed the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation Championships – Senior Johan Sandall finished Second behind Max Burman in both the One-meter and Three-meter, excelled in his top event with the Platform dive finishing First overall – Sandell finished over 100 Points better than his teammate, Freshman Octavio Lucero with a score 449.80 – The Men finished one, two, and three in the event with Junior Lucas Cooperman taking the No. 3 spot – Diving: One Meter (Max Burman), Three Meter (Max Burman), Platform (Johan Sandell), Platform (Lucas Cooperman) –
Swimming: Senior Metin Aydin matched Phoebe Hines with his Tthird individual first-place finish as he took the No. 1 spot in the 200 Backstrokes, touching the Wall at 1:44.15.

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UH Swimming & Diving Team (Women's) − Sophomore Victoria Moretti notched her first platform victory of the season with a score of 265.85, while Senior Monica Gavaris took the third-place spot – the University of Hawaii Swimming squad saw a new record set in the Women's 1650 Free as Junior Phoebe Hines set a new mark in the event with a time of 15:45.68, finishing a minute ahead of the second-place competitor and being led by the Senior duo of Bryndis Hansen & Kasey Schmidt, Sophomores Mia Tedesco & Anna Kotonen helped the Women's team collected their fourth separate relay first-place finish with the 400 Free relay clocking in with a time of 3:19.74.

JANUARY MALE

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Kelly Grant – Maryknoll/Head Coach, Boys Basketball
The No. 1-ranked Spartans took part in a 65-47 win over No. 2 ʻIolani to take control of the ILH race in its regular Season home finale; Maryknoll cuts down Punahou to capture the ILH championship, the top-ranked Spartans (13-1) their Second straight League crown and a seeded-berth in the Divison I State tournament with a 55-42 Victory; Maryknoll makes History, the Spartans are at the Top of the Boys Basketball universe again 35 Years later, the last time Maryknoll (30-2) won the State crown was in 1984 when the Head Coach Kelly Grant was a Senior Guard and the Maryknoll Spartans with Tournament's Most Outstanding Player (Makoto Kamata, Center) defeated State Champion Punahou for the Division I title.

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Leiah Naeata – Kahuku/Sophomore, Girls Basketball
Leiah poured in 33 Points as No. 9 Kahuku stunned No. 4 Kalani to capture the Oahu Interscholastic Association Division I Girls Basketball championship at the Radford James Alegre Gymnasium and her 33 Points leads the Red Raiders to their first OIA D-I Title since 2005.