Sports · Oʻahu high schools

OIA champions, sport by sport

The Oʻahu Interscholastic Association's own championship record: 602 title lines across 23 sports, with the school, division and head coach as the league lists them.

For today's scores and game coverage, the Ledger points you to ScoringLive, which follows Hawaiʻi high school sports closely, and to each league's own site. The Ledger publishes no scores and names no students.

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Sport advisor: Joy Matsukawa, Athletic Director, Mililani High School. Admission as the league prints it: $11.00 = General Admission.

Sport advisor: John Chung, Athletic Director, Roosevelt High School. Admission as the league prints it: $10.00 = General Admission; $11.00 = General Admission.

Admission as the league prints it: $10.00 = General Admission; $11.00 = General Admission.

Sport advisor: Nolan Tokuda, Athletic Director, Leilehua High School. Admission as the league prints it: $10.00 = General Admission; $11.00 = General Admission.

Admission as the league prints it: $10.00 = General Admission; $11.00 = General Admission.

Sport advisor: Harold Tanaka, Athletic Director, Farrington High School. Admission as the league prints it: $11.00 = General Admission; $12.00 = General Admission.

Sport advisor: Andrew Moody, Athletic Director, Nanakuli High School.

Sport advisor: Bob Morikuni, Athletic Director, McKinley High School. Admission as the league prints it: $10.00 = General Admission; $11.00 = General Admission.

Sport advisor: Joel Kawachi, Athletic Director, Moanalua High School. Admission as the league prints it: $10.00 = General Admission; $11.00 = General Admission.

Sport advisor: Gillian Yamagata, Athletic Director, Kahuku High School.

From the Oʻahu Interscholastic Association's own sport pages, read Sept. 20, 2026: the league's championship lists, sport advisors and admission prices, in its words. School names are matched against the public high school list; four lines the league prints in another form are shown as printed. The Ledger carries no scores, standings or student names, and does not cover the Interscholastic League of Honolulu or the neighbor island leagues.