Athletics
Athletics
Voyager Athletics
While athletics remain just one part of Island School's broad educational experience, we believe that it is a vital part. Experience suggests that students find reward from contributing to a joint effort with teammates. Lessons in teamwork also teach students about commitment, sportsmanship, and competition. Friendships made on the athletic field carry into the rest of campus life.
Island School, which is a member of the Kaua‘i Interscholastic Federation, offers High School-level athletic competitions in a variety of sports throughout the year. On average, 80% of high school students participate in sports during the school year. Throughout Island School's history, students have participated in county and state-level competitions, where they have set and broken records in recent years.
Efforts have continued to cultivate greater interest in sports by including middle level athletes in practice sessions as well as creating a middle school intramural league to play parochial and other independent schools on Kaua‘i. Elementary students have the opportunity to participate in the middle and elementary track team and compete in the annual County Track Meet.
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While athletics remain just one part of Island School's broad educational experience, we believe that it is a vital part. Experience suggests that students find reward from contributing to a joint effort with teammates. Lessons in teamwork also teach students about commitment, sportsmanship, and competition. Friendships made on the athletic field carry into the rest of campus life.
Island School, which is a member of the Kaua‘i Interscholastic Federation, offers High School-level athletic competitions in a variety of sports throughout the year. On average, 80% of high school students participate in sports during the school year. Throughout Island School's history, students have participated in county and state-level competitions, where they have set and broken records in recent years.
Efforts have continued to cultivate greater interest in sports by including middle level athletes in practice sessions as well as creating a middle school intramural league to play parochial and other independent schools on Kaua‘i. Elementary students have the opportunity to participate in the middle and elementary track team and compete in the annual County Track Meet.
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2024 HHSAA Division II Boys Soccer Championships
This year, for the first time in Island School history, our boys soccer team won the HHSAA Division II Boys Soccer Championships! Click the links below to read match recaps and interviews with our players and coaches.
Fall Sports
Fall sports run from August through October.
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Girls Volleyball
The girl’s Volleyball program is one of the longest standing programs at Island School. In 2017, the Girls Junior Varsity and Varsity teams won the most games in Island School history. In 2022 the girls won the KIF Championship for the first time in school history, and came in second in the KIF in 2023.
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Cross Country
Varsity Boys and Girls Cross Country is a popular and successful program at Island School, sending dozens of runners and teams to run in the state championship meet. This team sets the foundation for many to run in college. Island School has also won several Kauai Interscholastic Federation Cross Country Team Championships, for the boys (2002, 2003, 2014, 2017, 2018) and girls (2014).
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Air Riflery
Air Riflery is a marksmanship program where student-athletes post 10 meters from a target and shoot pellets at bullseyes that are the size of a silver dollar. They shoot from three different positions: prone, standing, and kneeling. We have sent multiple individuals to state competitions and look forward to doing so once again this season.
Winter Sports
Winter sports run from late October through early February.
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Winter sports run from late October through early February.
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Soccer
Island School offers both Varsity Girls and Boys Soccer Teams, which compete against other schools with in the Kauaʻi Interscholastic Federation. The soccer season typically runs from November through February, with a state tournament to follow. Teams practice after school daily.
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Swimming
Varsity Swimming is offered for high school girls and boys. Practices are held daily at the YMCA swimming pool, just a mile away from campus, with students needing membership for pool access.
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Basketball
We offer Basketball for students grades 9-12. The team competes against other schools within the Kauai Interscholastic Federation, and also has the opportunity to travel off island for games.
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Paddling
Island School, after a 10 year break from the sport, once again has a competitive paddling team. Island School boasts boys, girls, and mixed paddling teams that all compete within the Kauaʻi Interscholastic Federation against other schools. Teams compete during the winter, and have weekly races on the Wailua River.
Spring Sports
Spring sports run from late February through early May.
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Spring sports run from late February through early May.
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Golf
Both boys and girls represent the Voyagers as varsity athletes on the golf course. Students have gone on to compete at the state level the last two years. Matches are played at and hosted by some of the many different local courses on Kauaʻi.
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Boys Volleyball
Both JV and Varsity Boys Volleyball teams start their season in the Spring.
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Track & Field
Individual athletes comprise a team that competes in a variety of different events, from the long jump to sprints. Island Schoolʻs Track & Field athletes have had the opportunity to compete in State Championships.
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Baseball
Baseball is a new addition to Island School's athletics program, but is growing strong. The 2023-2024 academic year will be Island School's third year offering Baseball to our high school students.
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Tennis
Island School offers a Varsity Tennis team for both boys and girls. Teams are comprised of 9 competing members, 3 singles players and 3 doubles partners, who compete against other schools within the Kauaʻi Interscholastic Federation.
