Mike Tresler steps down as Kapaa football head coach

Yahoo Sports1 min read • Latest: Aug 11, 2026, 4:04 PM

Last updated Aug 11, 2026

Summary

Mike Tresler has resigned as head football coach at Kapaa after five seasons, where he led the team to two state championships. Ryan McKeague, previously a varsity assistant and JV head coach, has been named his successor. Tresler's decision stems from a desire to spend more time with his children, who are now enrolled at Kamehameha’s Kapalama campus. Tresler, who joined Kapaa in January 2020, guided the Warriors to titles in Division II and Division I during his tenure. His departure is met with respect and recognition from fellow coaches, highlighting the significant impact he had on the program.

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  • Tresler steps down after leading Kapaa to two state titles
  • Ryan McKeague named as new head coach
  • Tresler's departure motivated by family commitments
  • Kapaa won Division II title in 2021 and Division I in 2023
  • Fellow coaches praise Tresler's integrity and contributions
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After five seasons and two state championships, Mike Tresler has stepped down from his post as football head coach at Kapaa. Ryan McKeague is the new head coach. He has been a varsity assistant coach and JV head coach. Tresler cited a need to spend time with two of his children who are now enrolled at Kamehameha’s Kapalama campus. “I’m still helping Kapaa. I can’t be there daily. I’ll be on ...

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