| HIADA OUTSTANDING ATHLETIC ADMINISTRATORS |
| This award is given to individuals in recognition for outstanding achievement and |
| long-term service to high school athletics in the State of Hawaii at the state, league and school level. |
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| 1975 – Tom Kiyosaki - HHSAA Executive Director, Richard Funai - Waialua AD |
| 1976 – Jean Makino - HHSAA Secretary |
| 1977 – Edmund Vasconcellos - Roosevelt AD |
| 1978 – None |
| 1979 – Walter Wong -Saint Louis AD |
| 1980 – William Smithe - OIA Executive Director |
| 1981 – Richard Kitamura - Farrington AD |
| 1982 – John Velasco - Radford AD |
| 1983 – Masa Yonamine - Waipahu AD |
| 1984 – George Thompson - BIIF Executive Director |
| 1985 – Kenji Kawaguchi - MIL Executive Director |
| 1986 – Shine Matsui - Maui AD |
| 1987 – Warren Mizutani - KIF Executive Director, Norman Pule - Kahuku AD |
| 1988 – Roy Fujimoto - BIIF Executive Director, Ted Fukushima - Kaiser AD |
| 1989 – Mitsuji Ariyoshi - Lahainaluna Principal, Jeanne Chang - St. Andrew’s Priory AD |
| 1990 – Yasu Takara - Campbell AD, Robert Kawaguchi - Lahainaluna AD |
| 1991 – Ed Kiyuna - HHSAA Executive Director, Rodney Botelho - Honokaa AD |
| 1992 – Dan Hironaka - Aiea AD, Don Mahi - Castle AD |
| 1993 – John Kauinana - Mililani AD, Noel Kawachi - Waialua AD |
| 1994 – Jared Kaufman - HHSAA Bowling, Ralph Martinson - HHSAA Track |
| 1995 – Sandy Tanaka - HHSAA Admin Asst, Lee Cashman - HHSAA Track |
| 1996 – Hugh Taafausau - Nanakuli AD, James Kitamura - Waimea AD |
| 1997 – Hinano Kaumehwiwa - Baldwin AD, Al Wills - Kalani AD |
| 1998 – Henry Kibota-Moanalua AD, James Alegre - Radford AD |
| 1999 – Dwight Fujii - Kapaa AD, Keith Morioka - Waipahu AD |
| 2000 – Hugh Yoshida - Leilehua AD, Richard Townsend - Leilehua AD |
| 2001 – Neal Takamori - McKinley AD, Lyle Crozier - Konawaena AD |
| 2002 – Bill von Arnswaldt - Kaiser AD, Charlene Quinones - Kauai AD |
| 2003 – James Bukes - University High AD, Stephen Kim - MIL Executive Director |
| 2004 – Stephen Perry - HPA AD, Wade Okamura - Sacred Hearts Academy AD |
| 2005 – Melvin Imai - Kailua AD, Wayne Ohashi - HHSAA Wrestling |
| 2006 – Eddie Hamada - Iolani AD, Adria Mendoza - Mid-Pacific Institute Asst. AD |
| 2007 – Roy Ichinose- Pearl City AD |
| 2008 – Peter Estomago - Pac-Five AD, Andrea Festa - OIA Office |
| 2009 – John Hom - Pac-Five AD, Ken Yamase - Waiakea AD |
| 2010 – Tom Holden - Punahou AD, Donn Yamamoto - Waiakea AD |
| 2011 – Karen Iha - OIA Office, Pattie Heatherly - Maryknoll AD |
| 2012 – Meredith Maeda - HHSAA/Castle, John Medeiros - Assets AD |
| 2013 – Carl Schroers - Iolani AD, Richard Haru - Castle AD |
| 2014 – Beth McClachin - La Pietra AD, Natalie Iwamoto - HHSAA |
| 2015 – Jeff Meister - Punahou AD, Harold Tanaka - Farrington AD |
| 2016 – James Sparke - Kihei Charter AD, Missy Kilbey - St. Andrew’s Priory AD |
| 2017 - Fred Lee - Kaimuki AD, Elden Esmeralda - Molokai, Kapolei AD, Principal |
| 2018 - Colleen Carrington - Island Pacific Academy, Pac-5 Asst. A.D., Kahai Shishido - Baldwin AD |
| 2019 - Keith Amemiya - Former HHSAA Executive Director, Laurie Kostik - Kohala Kohala AD , Keith Tolentino - Honoka'a AD Honoka'a |
| 2020 - Covid Deferment |
| 2021 - Kimo Weaver - Kamehameha-Hawaii AD, Brent Mizutani - KIF Executive Director |
| 2022 - Kelly Sur - Radford AD, Alan Vogt - Kealakehe AD, Deren Oshiro - Hawaii Baptist AD |
2023 - John Kobayashi - Waimea AD, Raymond Fujino - OIA Executive Director
2024 - Wendell Say - Kamehameha-Kapalama AD |
