Pearl City Lady Chargers win back to back HHSAA State Judo Team Championships!

May 5, 2013 | PC Sports

 

The Pearl City Lady Chargers brought home a well-deserved HHSAA State Judo Team Championship on Saturday before a crowd of Pearl City supporters at the Stan Sheriff Center on the campus of the University of Hawaii that cheered this amazing group of winners from the very first match to the finale and the hoisting of the championship team trophy. The Lady Chargers pulled off a repeat performance from last year's championship run making it back to back state championships as they represented their school and Pearl City Chargers athletics program on the big stage.

Congratulations to Pearl City Lady Chargers Head Coach Robin Puahala and his coaching staff for guiding the awesome Lady Chargers to another state championship!

The Lady Chargers put an exclamation mark on the success that the Chargers Boys and Girls sports programs have experienced so far this school year winning multiple OIA and HHSAA State tournaments in several sports.

Last night the Chargers Varsity Girls Track Team captured the OIA Red Division Track & Field Championships at Mililani High School. The team moves on to next week's HHSAA State Track Championships that will also be held at Mililani High School. Congratulations to the Chargers and their head coaches Donaldo Hopper and Todd Nishida and the entire Chargers coaching staff for their championship victory.

I guess we can say the Chargers are on a run and it's going be a lot of fun going for the ride!

 
Lady Charger’s top finishers in each weight class:

 

109 lbs.    Breanne Takaesu     4th

115 lbs.    Taylor Castro            3rd

115 lbs.    Xandria Ford            5th

122 lbs.   Sherese Ader          2nd

122 lbs.   Joen Tominaga         5th

129 lbs.   Netanya Kang          5th

139 lbs.  Trudi Eltagonde         2nd

154 lbs.  Ariana Fernandes    3rd

154 lbs.   Megan Ramos         5th

172 lbs.   Kacie Awa             3rd

 

Charger Boys Finsh 16th

 

178 lbs.  Paul Joe   3rd Place

                                                                                                     Photo by Barry Villamil [email protected]

                                                                                                    Photo by Barry Villamil | [email protected]

178 lbs.  Maui Lee   5th Place

                                                                                                     Photo by Barry Villamil | [email protected]


                                                                                                     Photo by Barry Villamil | [email protected]