Keonahi’ilani Solaita,

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Keonahi’ilani Solaita

Outside Hitter

2025 Class

5'10" Height

Oak Hills School

Rancho Valley Volleyball Club

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About Keonahi’ilani

Keonahi’ilani Solaita is a 5'10" Outside Hitter in the 2025 class. Solaita attends Oak Hills in California and plays club volleyball for Rancho Valley Volleyball. Solaita's Player Profile was created on March 20, 2022. Subscribe to Prep Dig to see where Keonahi’ilani Solaita is ranked and what our scouts have written about them.

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Keonahi’ilani

Solaita OH

Class

2025

Height

5'10"

HS

Oak Hills

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CA

Keonahi’ilani Solaita

Keonahi’ilani Solaita is an all-around outside hitter who earned All-CIF honors and was named Most Valuable Player for...

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Keonahi’ilani Solaita Keonahi’ilani Solaita 5'10" | OH Oak Hills | 2025 State CA is an all-around outside hitter who earned All-CIF honors and was named Most Valuable Player for Division 6, cementing her status as one of the top players in her division. Her outstanding performance also garnered her All-Star recognition at the Samoa Bow, equivalent to All-Tournament honors, further highlighting her skill and versatility. Keonahi’ilani is a complete player who excels in every aspect of the game—she can pass and dig with precision, attack with force, and consistently rack up kills. Her ability to contribute offensively and defensively makes her an invaluable asset to any team and a constant threat on the court.

“To have the opportunity to represent California in the Samoa Bowl meant everything to me. To not only learn more about the beauty of our culture but to also play alongside some of the best athletes in California was an amazing experience not many have. To be able to wear our last names on our backs and represent our families from not only Samoa but from California too is such a blessing. To show my other side of the family how beautiful being Polynesian is. Of course, the West Coast is competitive and we wanted to win but coming to the Samoan Bowl also showed us the importance of respecting your opponents and loving one another like family.”

“Advice to younger players out there is let the hate drive you. Not everyone will believe in you but as long as you have goals, work hard towards them and prove them wrong no matter what position, no matter what height, having heart and being humble will always win. And don’t be afraid to represent where you come from, represent for those who don’t have the opportunities to be in your place!”

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