Editing Pearl City, Hawaii (section)

==Sports and recreation==
In 1988, a Pearl City baseball team—Pearl City Little League (District 7)—represented the U.S. and made it to the [[Little League World Series#Little League World Series champions|Little League World Series]] World Championship game, where it lost to the team from Taiwan.<ref name="LittleLeague">{{cite news|title=Far East beats (US) West in 1988 LLWS Championship (Game 8)|url=https://LittleLeague.org/history/world-series/scores/year-1988/|accessdate=21 August 2024|work=LittleLeague.org}}</ref>   In 2007, it won the [[Junior League World Series#List of champions|Junior League World Series]], after winning the West Region, then defeating the Central Region and Southwest Region champions to become the U.S. champion, and finally defeating the International champion (Asia-Pacific Region), Illam Central LL (Makati, Philippines), 6–2.

The Hawaii Hawks won the 2003 Field Hockey World Cup 10–7.

In 2017, a Pearl City youth baseball team, the Pearl City KRU, represented the Pacific Southwest region in the [[Babe Ruth League#Cal Ripken Baseball .28Formerly Known As Bambino Division.29.5B5.5D|Cal Ripken Baseball]] 10U (age 10 and under) World Series. This series was held in [[Hammond, Indiana]], which hosted nine other teams from across the country. The KRU team won all of its games in [[pool play]], and made it to the World Series finals, where they lost to the team from [[Raleigh, North Carolina#West Raleigh|West Raleigh]], [[North Carolina]], 5–3.<ref>{{Cite web|url=https://www.nwitimes.com/sports/baseball/cal-ripken-world-series/crown-point-wins-iron-bracket-west-raleigh-captures-10u-championship/article_18e1bcf5-c7c6-5f8b-a8f3-a7c2552def1c.html|title=Crown Point wins Iron Bracket; West Raleigh captures 10u Championship|first=Payton|last=Ball |website=nwitimes.com|access-date=Jun 20, 2020}}</ref>