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Mililani brought home another Oahu Interscholastic Association Division I Girls Soccer Championship as the defending OIA champions shut out the defending HHSAA state champion Pearl City 1-0 on Saturday at Castle High School.

Karlin Wurlitzer kicked in the winning goal on a free kick from 35 yards out at the 30th minute to lead the Lady Trojans (11-0-2) over the Lady Chargers (9-3-1) and repeat as OIA DI champions.

Both Mililani and Pearl City head to the HHSAA Division I Girls Soccer Championships scheduled for Monday, January 30, Thursday-Saturday, February 2-4 at high school sites and the Waipio Peninsula Soccer Complex.

Our defending state champion Lady Chargers will take their 2017 OIA championship runner-up finish into the 2017 state championship tournament where they will go up against the state's top schools from the OIA, ILH, BIIF, MIL, and KIF. Mililani, Pearl City, Castle, Moanalua, Kapolei, and Aiea will represent the OIA in the state championship tournament.

Pearl City''s OIA DI top ranked powerhouse scoring trio of Daelenn Tokunaga, (leads the OIA D2 in scoring with 18 goals) along with teammates Randi Fontes (17), and Sunshine Fontes (17) will bring their skills and leadership experience into post season play in defense of their 2016 state championship title.

Go Lady Chargers!

Waipahu wins OIA DII Crown!

Waipahu defeated Kalaheo 1-0 to capture the OIA Division II Championship Crown last night at Castle High School. Alysha Somera kicked in the winning goal at the 54th minute to lead the Lady Marauders over Kalaheo and claim the championship title.

Congratulations to

2017 OIA DI Champion Mililani

2017 OIA DII Champion Waipahu

Photo by Barry Villamil | barry@mypearlcity.com

Lady Trojans congratulate teammate Karlin Wurlitzer who kicked in the OIA

championship winning goal on a free kick from 35 yards out at the 30th minute.

Photo by Barry Villamil | barry@mypearlcity.com

Pearl City Lady Chargers Head Coach Frank Baumholtz III congratulates his good firend Mililani



Lady Trojans Head Coach Ray Akiona following the Lady Trojans 1-0 OIA Championship victory.





