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21 results match Football · Hawaii · 2017–2026. The top football school in Hawaii for 2017–2026 is St. Louis with 3 championship titles. Ranked by place-1 titles — not a scholarship guarantee.

Top schools by championships· 2017–2026

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The top football school in Hawaii for 2017–2026 is St. Louis with 3 championship titles.

RankSchoolTitlesYearsSpan
1St. Louis · HIprivate32018–20247 yrs
2Kahuku · HI32021–20233 yrs
3Kamehameha-Maui · HIprivate22024–20252 yrs
4Kapaa · HI22021–20244 yrs
5Waimea · HI22022–20232 yrs
6Waipahu · HI22018–20236 yrs
7Lahainaluna · HI22018–20192 yrs
8Campbell · HI120251 yr
9Kailua · HI120251 yr
10Konawaena · HI120221 yr
11Iolani · HIprivate120211 yr
12Hilo · HI120191 yr

Ranked by place-1 championship titles in Football · Hawaii · 2017–2026 (2017–2026) in our sourced dataset — not a power ranking or recruiting list.

Championship results21 matches

YearSchoolSportDivisionPlaceSource
2025Campbell · HIBoysFootballOpen Division1Source
2025Kailua · HIBoysFootballDivision I1Source
2025Kamehameha-Maui · HIBoysFootballDivision II1Source
2024Kamehameha-Maui · HIBoysFootballDivision II1Source
2024Kapaa · HIBoysFootballDivision I1Source
2024St. Louis · HIBoysFootballOpen Division1Source
2023Kahuku · HIBoysFootballOpen Division1Source
2023Waimea · HIBoysFootballDivision II1Source
2023Waipahu · HIBoysFootballDivision I1Source
2022Kahuku · HIBoysFootballOpen Division1Source
2022Konawaena · HIBoysFootballDivision I1Source
2022Waimea · HIBoysFootballDivision II1Source
2021Iolani · HIBoysFootballDivision I1Source
2021Kahuku · HIBoysFootballOpen Division1Source
2021Kapaa · HIBoysFootballDivision II1Source
2019Hilo · HIBoysFootballDivision I1Source
2019Lahainaluna · HIBoysFootballDivision II1Source
2019St. Louis · HIBoysFootballOpen Division1Source
2018Lahainaluna · HIBoysFootballDivision II1Source
2018St. Louis · HIBoysFootballOpen Division1Source
2018Waipahu · HIBoysFootballDivision I1Source

How we ranked this

Schools are ranked by place-1 titles in the selected year window — the same approach families use on MaxPreps-style state lists, but limited to championships we have sourced with a URL. We do not invent champions for cancelled seasons. Athletic scholarships remain rare and mostly partial.

Frequently asked questions

How do you rank the top high schools for a sport?+

We rank by the number of place-1 championship titles in our sourced data for the filters you choose (sport, state, gender, year window). This is a title-count ranking — not a power ranking, poll, or recruiting list. Missing seasons usually mean we have not verified a primary source yet.

Does a state title guarantee a college athletic scholarship?+

No. Fewer than 2% of high school athletes receive an NCAA athletic scholarship, and most awards are partial. Championships are a signal of competitive strength, not a promise of aid. Always compare academic fit, net price, and roster reality.

Can I filter by year or the last 10 years?+

Yes. Use Exact year for a single season, or Year window for last 3 / 5 / 10 years. Rankings and results both respect the year range. Example: last 10 years of boys basketball in New Jersey.

Do you include private schools and travel clubs?+

Yes. Private association titles (for example TAPPS, NCISAA, NEPSAC) use kind=private_school and league tags. Travel and club national events use club/travel kinds and club_national level when the source lists a clear team champion.

How often is this updated?+

We expand coverage in waves from state associations, private leagues, and club nationals. Each result stores a source URL. We do not invent champions for cancelled seasons.

Keep exploring

Data sources: State high school athletic associations · Private leagues (TAPPS, NCISAA, NEPSAC, etc.) · Club nationals (USYS, USA Hockey, USAV, and others when published) · Federal EADA for college athletic-aid context. Figures are the most recent values published in each federal dataset; cells with no published value are shown as “—” and never estimated. CertiHomes Education does not sell rankings or accept placement fees.