HHSAA Wrestling State Championships: Final Round
The HHSAA held the final day of the Wrestling State Tournament on Saturday at the Neal Blaisdell Arena.
All the weight classes ending their season on center floor as all eyes on each match.
Full results and bracket for the girls bracket
Moanalua came into the tournament trying to win the girls team results for the 4th straight season
The Girls 105 weight class opening up the Finals of the HHSAA State Wrestling tournament, with Pearl City wrestler Chloe Obuhanych defeating Kalani's Tia Hotema for the State Championship.
On the boys side, the 1st finals after the Girls 105, was the Boys 113 pound weight class.
Nanakuli's Analu Woode defeating Castle's Colt Kalaukoa for the State Title and Woode earned his 1st state title in his high school career.
Moanalua's Tiger Taam won the boys 132 pound weight class. With this win, Taam becomes the 1st OIA boys wrestler to win 4 straight state titles.
For Full Boys Bracket and Results, HHSAA Sports.
Team Results:
Girls:
Moanalua – 237.5
Pearl City – 197.5
Kamehameha – 194.0
Boys:
Kamehameha – 177.5
Pearl City – 125.0
Moanalua – 118.0
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