The Varsity softball team concluded their preseason with a tough 6-3 loss to defending Division I state champion Mililani, in the Waimea High School Tournament held on Kauai. The Lady Owls went 6-2 in the tournament, with both losses coming to the defending champs. The regular season opener is scheduled for Wednesday against St. Francis School. The Intermediate softball team got their season off to a good start by winning both of their games during the week. In baseball action, the Intermediate and Junior Varsity teams won their season openers. The Intermediate team rolled to a 14-3 victory, while the Junior Varsity team won it in the bottom of the seventh 3-2. For all sports results of the past week, click here.Weekly Results 030110 thru 030610.pdf
The Boys Varsity basketball team concluded their season with a 51-40 loss to Kamehameha Schools. The Owls came back from a 20 point first half deficit to close the gap late, but it was not enough. Ty Kono led the Owls with seven points in the loss. The Varsity tennis teams had a perfect week, going 3-0. The boys defeated Maryknoll and St. Louis, while the Lady Owls beat St. Andrew's Priory. In Varsity baseball action, the Owls beat Waimea and Kauai High to go undefeated in the Waimea High School Tournament on Kauai. For all athletic results of the past week, click here. Weekly Results 022210 thru 022810.pdf
Congratulations to Mid Pacific's David Terao (11th grade) who won the HHSAA Wrestling State Championship in the 120 Lbs. class this weekend. David, who finished fourth at last year's State Championships in the 114-pound class, and second in 2008 (103 lbs.), had higher expectations entering this year's tournament (see article below). "We are very happy for David and proud of his accomplishment. He has a strong work ethic and is very deserving of this championship - he is an excellent ambassador of Mid-Pacific Institute and its Athletic Program" says Athletic Director Jo Ito.
MPI 2009 graduate Robert Dittrick (class of 2009) was recently selected as the NWC student-athlete of the week. Click the article below to read the full story.
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In keeping with our philosophy of preparing well-rounded citizens, Mid-Pacific students enjoy many opportunities to participate in athletics, clubs and other extracurricular activities.
The school offers an extensive athletic program, fielding more than 85 teams throughout the year. Basic requirements to participate include an annual physical exam, parental approval and medical insurance. Among the sports offered are baseball, basketball, softball, golf, bowling, tennis, volleyball, soccer, canoe paddling, kayaking and swimming.
Many find opportunities to excel that they may not find at larger schools. Athletes and coaches alike are frequent recipients of statewide recognition, including Athlete of the Year and Coach of the Year honors.
Teams compete in the Interscholastic League of Honolulu at the varsity, junior varsity and intermediate levels. In a few sports such as football, judo, water polo and wrestling, Mid-Pacific competes as a member of Pac-Five, a unique arrangement among smaller independent schools to field collaborative teams in order to compete with the larger ILH schools.
Student participation is high, with 55 to 60 percent of our students involved in interscholastic sports.
