Kamehameha found more than enough offense to overpower Hawaii Prep, which didn’t have enough effective second-day pitching, a stark contrast between the two teams.
The Warriors thumped Ka Makani 17-2 to sweep the BIIF Division II championship series on Saturday at Wong Stadium, earning their sixth straight league title.
As the HHSAA defending champion, Kamehameha (16-2) is a strong bet to earn the No. 1 seed to the state tournament when the seedings are released next Sunday. The state tournament will be held April 27-29 on Oahu.
HPA (9-10) missed the contributions of catcher Braden Kojima, who was at a soccer showcase.