It was a great experience last night at the 2018 HHSAA State Judo Championships held at the University of Hawaii's Stan Sheriff Center as the Pearl City Chargers Boys and Girls Judo teams celebrated Lady Chargers Jennie Fuamatu winning her second consecutive individual championship at 220 Lbs. and teammate Nina Seoane capturing her first individual championship at 154 Lbs. On the Boys side, Paulsson Solomon brought home his first individual gold championship at 285 Lbs..In the team competition, both boys and girls teams finished strong as runner-up to team champions Moanalua.
Congratulations to the Pearl City Chargers
2018 HHSAA State Individual Judo Champions!
JENNIE FUAMATU (220), NINA SEOANE (154), PAULSSON SOLOMON (285)
Congratulations to the Pearl City Chargers
2018 HHSAA State Individual Judo Runner-Up Finishers!
KAYLA ODA (109) SHAYDEN YIP (145)
Congratulations to the Charger Boys
Runner-Up
Team Competition
Congratulations to the Lady Chargers
Runner-Up
Team Competition
Congratulations to Chargers Head Coach Robin Puahala and his coaching staff for an amazing 2018 regular and post-season.
GO CHARGERS!
For complete HHSAA championship tournament results, log on to: www.sportshigh.com
JENNIE FUAMATU
STATE CHAMPION
220 Lbs.
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Jennie Fuamatu won her second consecutive individual championship at
220 Lbs by defeating Moanalua High School's Kyrah Hughley (Ippon 1:24).
Photo by Barry Villamil | [email protected]
Photo by Barry Villamil | [email protected]
NINA SEOANE
STATE CHAMPION
154 Lbs.
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Nina Seoane won her first individual championship at 154 Lbs.by
defeating Moanalua High School's Faith Joy Okubo (Ippon 1:54).
Photo by Barry Villamil | [email protected]
Photo by Barry Villamil | [email protected]
PAULSON SOLOMON
STATE CHAMPION
285 Lbs.
Photo by Barry Villamil | [email protected]
Pearl City’s Paulsson Solomon won the 285 Lbs. state individual judo
championship by defeating McKinley High School’s Ezekiel Samuelu (Ippon :52).
Photo by Barry Villamil | [email protected]
Photo by Barry Villamil | [email protected]