Message from the Athletic Director

Fall Season has concluded!

We have had an amazing start athletically to our school year. Here are just a few of the many highlights...

-Gianna Sbarbaro placed 3rd out of the best 200 runners in the state at the Cross Country State Championships on 10/27. 

-The varsity girls volleyball team placed 2nd at the Division II State Championships on 10/27.

-The boys varsity II water polo team came in second in the ILH, overcoming a grueling schedule to conclude their season against the Kamehameha Warriors on Tuesday night. 

-Kamalu Park and the Pac-5 football team is awaiting their next post season chance to play. 

-Athletic Director, Jana Fraser

Tea Moore is our only cheerleader for the school. She joins up with PAC-5.

Interested in playing two sports in the same season? 

At LJA we value being a multi-sport athlete. so if you'd like to do two sports during the same season, we'd like to sit down with you and have a conversation about how to make that work. The first thing that will happen, is a meeting between both coaches, the athlete and their parents, and the athletic director. At that meeting we will decide what works for everyone with the student-athlete as the main priority. A decision will be made as to which sport will be the primary one and take precedence when conflicts arise.  

Swimmers in the Off Season

Thomas Caps, 9th grade, became the 3rd student at Le Jardin to qualify for junior nationals, more than any other school in the islands!! Thomas, Alana Barthel, and Luke Faurot will be headed to Austin, TX in early December to represent Aulea at the competition.

He qualified in the 200 breast, setting a new Hawaiian swimming record in the 13-14 age group. He also broke a 13-14 record in the 100 breast, breaking a 42 year old record.

This was all this past weekend at the Bill Smith Invitational.