ATHLETIC TEAMS

FALL

• Cross Country - Coach Austin Araki
• Football - Coach Kealoha Wengler
• Girls Volleyball - Coach Zoe Leonard
• Cheer - Coach Dawn Turner
• Air Riflery - Coach Kelly Galdones
• Girls Bowling - Coach Alison Julian
• Boys Bowling - Coach Ricky Torres
• E-Sports - Coach Tatyanna Ibanez 

WINTER

• Girls Soccer - Coach Steven Cootey
• Boys Soccer - Coach Greg Minato
• Boys Basketball - Coach Michael Scanlan 
• Girls Basketball - Coach Donald Yamada
• Wrestling - Coach Cary Masuko
• Boys & Girls Paddling - Coach Chin Yung
• Swimming - Coach T.B.D. 

SPRING

• Baseball - Coach Andy Correa
• Softball - Coach Brinell Kaleikini
• Water Polo - Coach T.B.D.
• Tennis - Coach Keʻalohilani Grace
• Judo - Coach LynʻAl Nosaka
• Track & Field - Coach Damien Packer
• Golf - Coach Jaysen Manuia
• Boys Volleyball - Coach Emil "Ecko" Osorio
• Girls Flag Football - Coach Travis Lau

CHARTERED ACADEMIC TEAMS

• National Honor Society Kamehameha Schools Hawaiʻi Chapter (NHS KSH) - Advisors Dr. Lehua Veincent, Keikilani Meyer, and Donna Mahuna; 

CHARTERED CLUBS

• Associated Students of Kamehameha Schools (ASKS) -  Advisor Jodie Kimura
• Kaʻiolanaokaʻawa Class of 2026 - Advisor Kaʻimiloa Yoshida
• Peleleuhulihonua Class of 2027 - Advisors Eric Stack and Kēhau Kalili
• Class of 2028 - Advisor Pōmaikaʻi Baptista
• Class of 2029 - Advisor t.b.d. 
   
• ʻAʻanahoa Club -  Advisor t.b.d.
• Ambassadors of Ke Aliʻi Pauahi -  Advisor Zoe Leonard
• ʻAha ʻAlapa - Advisor t.b.d.
• Hōʻike a Haʻi Performing Arts Club -  Advisors ʻAlohi Gronquist and Eric Stack
• International Thespian Society -  Advisor ʻAlohi Gronquist
• Hoʻolāhui Pakipika Club - Advisors Kealiʻi Akina and Iwalani Haia
• KHBO (Band) Club - Advisor Willie Harris
• Ke Kime Kulia - Advisor Michelle Correia
• Strength & Conditioning Club - Advisor Damien Packer
• LifeSAVERS Club - Advisor Kalei Lyman
• Weight Room Club - Advisor Kalei Lyman
• K.O.A. Club - Advisor Jameson Sato
• Robotics Club - Advisor Jameson Sato
• Math League - Advisors Kawika Rose and Cori Friedman
• Dungeons & Dragons Club - Advisor Nathan Yocum
• Mock Trial Club - Advisor Nathan Yocum
• Club Clarity - Advisor Shauna Gaylord
• Film Club - Advisor BJ McCollum
• Imua Newspaper - Advisor Laie Suganuma
• Kōkua the Lāhui - Advisor Donna Mahuna
• Nā Leo Holo Moana - Advisors Piʻilani Kaʻawaloa and Nastia Kealoha
• 4-H Club - Advisor Lorinda Forster
• KSH Mural Crew - Advisor Carl Pao

See the full list of chartered and pending clubs on the Infinite Campus bulletin. 

See our high school ʻOhana Presence website for resources for ʻohana

Beyond the school day, keiki will have an opportunity as they progress at our kula haʻahaʻa to get involved in a number of different after-school enrichment activities including hula, robotics, choir/music, and media productions. Take a look at the after school activities at kula haʻahaʻa and how they are helping haumāna develop the confidence and skills they’ll need to develop into the ʻŌiwi leaders we know they will be in the future.

Listen to our haumāna describe what taking part in these opportunities means for them and what they enjoy most.

Current clubs include - 

• Nā Lei o Kaiona Hawaiian Ensemble (Gr. 1-2 and 3-5)
• Nā Hoa Mele and Nā Kani Leʻa music club
• Keiki Builders VEX IQ Robotics Club
• Media Productions Club
• ʻAha ʻŌpio Student Government

Kula Waena offers a number of activities where students can participate and engage in learning beyond the classroom or as an extension to learning taking place within it. 

• STUDENT GOVERNMENT (ASKMS)
  Students can hone their leadership skills by serving as a student government representative.  Each Kamehameha student is represented in student government, called the Associated Students of Kamehameha Middle School (ASKMS). See the middle school IG channel (@kulawaena) for more activities from ASKMS. 
   
• HOʻONELE EA ENTREPRENEURSHIP CLUB 
  As an extension to their digital media classes, middle school haumāna can participate in Hoʻonele Ea. Inspired by a huakaʻi cleanup at Kamilo, Kaʻū, where we saw a lot of plastic pollution, students and their kumu created Hoʻonele Ea where they would create designs for eco-friendly food storage as an idea where they could tangibly address an issue and hone their skills. The club has since evolved to take on a number of causes, including Lāhaina Restoration and more. 
   
• CONCERT BAND
  As an extension to their course work, students who choose band as their elective in 7th and/or 8th grade also participate in concert band and have several performance opportunities throughout the year, including showcase and Christmas concert events. Students may also travel to perform at different sites across our globe. Past travel has included California, Canada, and the band is scheduled to travel to Japan in 2026. 
   
• ALOHA ʻĀINA ALLIES
  Offered by the Pūʻawalau Center for ʻŌiwi Leadership and Advocacy, the Aloha ʻĀina Allies engaged haumāna after-school on what allyship means and deepen their understanding and knowledge of protocol and mele. Students engaged in project-based learning around areas of interest for them, and were able tro travel across our pae ʻāina and to the continent to see wahi pana, learn about advocacy, and engage with other culture-based education communities.