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How Maui Built the Groundwork for Hawaii's High School Surfing Boom

Writer: SLS TEAM
SLS TEAM
Sep 16
1 min read

Updated: Sep 18


Long before the state made surfing an official HHSAA sport, Maui was already building the culture and infrastructure that made it possible. Informal school-surfing traditions on the island go back more than 19 years, evolving into organized events sanctioned through the Maui Interscholastic League (MIL) roughly a decade ago.


That grassroots groundwork is part of why Hawaii's first-ever HHSAA State Championship came together so quickly once surfing became an official sport, giving Maui's young surfers a statewide stage for a tradition they had already been building for years.

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