
Mililani infielder Merilis Rivera recorded an out at second base in the OIA championship game last year as Mililani won its third league title in four years. Photo by Jamm Aquino/Star-Advertiser.
The West No. 1 seed Campbell Sabers enter the OIA tournament as the three-time defending state champions. However, the Sabers haven’t won an OIA title since 2013.
Mililani, which has won three of the last four OIA Division I softball titles, is the defending champion and opens the tournament Wednesday in a must-win game at Kailua to keep its season alive.
Defending OIA Division II champion Aiea is the No. 3 seed this year behind Kalani and Waialua.
McKinley will host the Division I semifinals on Friday and the championship doubleheader on Saturday.
The full tournament schedule is below:
OIA Playoffs
Updated: Apr. 30DIVISION I | |||
Date | Home | Visitor | Time/Result |
First round | |||
4/25 | Kailua (E4) | Mililani (W5) | Mil 11-0 |
4/25 | Kapolei (W3) | Farrington (E6) | Kapo, 10-0 (6) |
4/25 | Moanalua (E3) | Waianae (W6) | Wain, 17-8 |
4/25 | Pearl City (W4) | Castle (E5) | PC, 8-7 |
Quarterfinals | |||
4/26 | Campbell (W1) | Mililani | Camp 11-1 (6) |
4/26 | Kaiser (E2) | Kapolei | Kapo, 13-2 |
4/26 | Leilehua (W2) | Waianae | Lei, 9-0 |
4/26 | Roosevelt (E1) | Pearl City | Roos, 4-2 |
Consolation semis | |||
4/27 | Kaiser | Mililani | Mil, 6-5 |
4/27 | Pearl City | Waianae | PC, 8-7 |
Semifinals—@ McKinley | |||
4/27 | Campbell | Kapolei | Camp, 11-1 (5) |
4/27 | Leilehua | Roosevelt | Roos, 6-5 |
Fifth place | |||
4/30 | Pearl City | Mililani | PC, 6-4 |
Third place | |||
4/28 | Leilehua | Kapolei | Lei, 14-3 (5) |
Final—@ McKinley | |||
4/28 | Roosevelt | Campbell | Camp, 6-3 |
DIVISION II | |||
Quarterfinals | |||
4/26 | Radford | Kaimuki | Kaim, 9-8 |
4/26 | Aiea | McKinley | Aiea, 21-4 |
Semifinals | |||
4/27 | Kalani | Kaimuki | Kaln, 8-2 |
4/27 | Waialua | Aiea | Aiea, 12-5 |
Third place | |||
4/28 | Waialua | Kaimuki | 3 p.m. |
Final—@ McKinley | |||
4/28 | Kalani | Aiea | Kaln, 4-3 |
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