William Kimura wins state bowling title at Hawaii championships
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 8, 2026, 4:51 AM
Last updated Nov 8, 2026
College SportsWilliam Kimura of Kapaa captured the Hawaii Army National Guard/HHSAA Bowling State Championships title, scoring 1,752 pins over two days. He rallied past Pearl City's Trenton Ichimura, who finished with 1,717. Sophomore Christina Kidd of Mililani successfully defended her girls' title with a score of 1,507, ahead of her former teammate Peyton Fujiwara. Mililani also secured both the boys' and girls' team championships, with the boys scoring 7,954 pins and the girls scoring 6,714. The event took place at the Schofield Bowling Center, signifying a strong showing for Mililani and Kapaa bowling programs.
- •Kimura won by 35 pins over Ichimura
- •Kidd became a two-time state champion
- •Mililani girls' team won with 6,714 pins
- •Mililani boys' team scored 7,954 pins
- •Championships took place at Schofield Bowling Center
- 4:51 AMYahoo Sports — Kapaa’s Kimura, Mililani’s Kidd rule the bowling lanes
"Radium had nothing on William Kimura. The Kapaa senior became the first KIF boy to win the bowling state title since Angelo Matias of Kauai won in 1995 at Lihue Lanes. Kimura, the lone boys bowler from his school, finished with a two-day, eight-game total of 1,752 pins to rally past Pearl City junior Trenton Ichimura (1,717) at the Hawaii Army National Guard/HHSAA Bowling State Championships ...
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