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Starting Tuesday, ten Division II teams and four Division I teams will vie for league crowns and berths into the state volleyball tournament.

Chay Toson’s groundout in the bottom of the seventh inning scored the winning run for Kamehameha-Hawaii, beating Kea’au 1-0.

Dixie State and UH Hilo finished up their four-game series Tuesday with another split at Wong Stadium.

UH Hilo and Dixie State split the opening two games of a four-game PacWest series Monday at Wong Stadium.

Kamehameha-Hawaii remains unbeaten heading into the final day of competition in BIIF water polo.

The Kea’au Cougars rally fell short with the tying run at the plate on Saturday afternoon, as they fell to Hilo High 5-2.

The race continues to tighten in Division I East, where all three teams are separated by one full game with one week of games left to play.

Konawaena clined the west’s top seed in the BIIF Division II tournament by holding on to a 9-8 win over Honoka’a

The lone unbeaten team in girls water polo, Kamehameha-Hawaii, will face tough challenges this week from Waiakea and Hawaii Prep.

Division I is tightening up in the BIIF, with all three teams in the east division separated by one game.

UHH senior Jessica Pepin picked up her first PacWest pitcher of the week award on the season, after taking home two wins in last week’s action.

UH Hilo sophomore was named PacWest Golfer of the Week for two of the first three weeks of the season.

UH Hilo’s offense sputters against Michael Murray as HPU snaps a five-game losing streak, 6-1, to the Vulcans.

Wednesday’s matchup between Hilo and Waiakea saw defense and key errors hand the Warriors a 3-2 win to stay unbeaten.

Damien High graduate and Vulcan freshman Jeremy Dela Cruz was given the top pitcher’s honor in the PacWest this past week.

Hilo native Kolten Wong goes 0-for-2 as the Springfield Cardinals fall to St. Louis 3-2 in an exhibition contest.

The state tournament play-in games for division one softball and baseball have been announced, according to Hawaii High School Athletic Association Executive Director Christopher Chun and Big Island Interscholastic Federation Executive Secretary Lyle Crozier.

Two teams remain unbeaten through the first two dates of league play.

Jodd Carter colIlected three hits and three RBI’s, while Kian Kurokawa smacked three hits of his own with a pair of runs batted in as Hilo High defeated Kea’au 9-2 at Wong Stadium on Tuesday.

Waiakea dominated the team and individual standings at the BIIF’s third team meet of the season Monday.