11/4/2026 • HHSAA cheerleading

Moanalua and ‘Iolani Celebrates State Cheerleading Titles

Moanalua captured its second consecutive All-Girls division title, while ʻIolani earned the Coed crown at the 2026 HHSAA Cheerleading State Championships on Wednesday at the Neal Blaisdell Center.

Final Cheerleading Results »

Lahainaluna opens with school spirit and elevated stunts in the All-Girls competition.

Maui brings energy to the floor with a spirited jump and school pride.

Hilo reaches new heights with an airborne toss during its All-Girls routine.

Waiakea sends its flyers into the air during an exciting team performance.

Baldwin combines elevated stunts and tumbling in its All-Girls routine.

Kailua showcases teamwork with a combination of stunts and tumbling.

Waimea gets airborne with a coordinated team jump.

Kaiser adds excitement with synchronized tumbling across the floor.

Sacred Hearts Academy shows its athleticism with a coordinated tumbling sequence.

Mililani’s flyers take flight during the team’s All-Girls performance.

Punahou brings energy and precision to a coordinated jump sequence.

Moanalua displays its school spirit on the way to a second consecutive All-Girls title.

Moanalua gathers for a championship photo after earning its second consecutive All-Girls division state title.

Photos by Grant Shishido

Konawaena lifts its school spirit high during the Coed competition.

ʻAiea brings enthusiasm to the floor with a spirited team jump.

Pearl City combines signs and stunts to rally school spirit.

Campbell raises its school pride with an elevated sign stunt.

ʻIolani performs a coordinated kick sequence on its way to the Coed championship.

Radford brings school pride to the floor with signs, flags and a spirited routine.

ʻIolani celebrates its Coed division state championship with smiles and a trophy to remember.

Photos by Grant Shishido