Honolulu, HI

Honolulu is the capital and largest city in the state of Hawaii, located on the southeastern coast of Oahu Island, although officially the entire island is part of the municipality. A team from Honolulu won the 2018 Little League World Series and 2022 Little League World Series.

Teams that have played here

• Hawaii Islanders, Pacific Coast League (1961-1987)

Persons who were born here

• Benny Agbayani, outfielder
• Ken Anderson, minor league outfielder
• Lance Belen, minor league infielder
• Michael Bienlien, minor league pitcher
• J.R. Bunda, minor league pitcher
• Joey Cantillo, minor league pitcher
• Doug Capilla, pitcher
• Ron Darling, pitcher
• Keoni De Renne, coach
• Joe DeSa, infielder
• John Drennen, minor league outfielder
• Eric Durante, minor league infielder
• Ka'iana Eldredge, minor league infielder
• Sid Fernandez, pitcher
• Brian Fisher, pitcher
• Dane Fujinaka, minor league manager
• Rico Garcia, pitcher
• Kris Hall, minor league pitcher
• Curt Hasler, coach
• Marcus Hatley, pitcher
• Charlie Hough, pitcher
• Mike Huff, outfielder
• Bill Inman, minor league pitcher
• Carl Iwasaki, college coach
• Barney Joy, minor league pitcher
• Wendell Kim, coach
• Isiah Kiner-Falefa, infielder
• Shane Komine, pitcher
• Fred Kuhaulua, pitcher
• Ryan Kurosaki, pitcher
• Buck Lai, minor league infielder
• Mike Lum, outfielder
• Keith Luuloa, infielder
• Henry Martinez, minor league infielder
• John Matias, outfielder
• Kaimi Mead, minor league pitcher
• Joey Meyer, infielder
• Les Murakami, college coach
• Chad Nacapoy, minor league catcher
• Barack Obama, President
• Hans Pung, Hawai'ian national team outfielder
• Jessie Reid, outfielder
• Augie Ruiz, minor league pitcher
• Lenn Sakata, infielder
• Chad Santos, infielder
• Bronson Sardinha, outfielder
• Dane Sardinha, catcher
• Duke Sardinha, minor league infielder
• Tayler Saucedo, pitcher
• Dylan Spain, minor league pitcher
• Ka'ai Tom, outfielder
• Jim Uremovich, umpire
• Justin Wayne, pitcher
• Milt Wilcox, pitcher
• Jerome Williams, pitcher
• Johnnie Williams, pitcher
• Larry Yaji, Nippon Pro Baseball infielder

Persons who died here

• Jimmy Asato, college coach
• Alexander Cartwright, baseball pioneer; Hall of Fame
• Hal Elliott, pitcher
• John Fetzer, owner
• Carlton Hanta, NPB infielder
• Jyun Hirota, NPB catcher
• Mark Johnson, umpire
• Barney Joy, minor league pitcher
• Wally Komatsubara, scout
• Lou List, minor league outfielder
• John Matias, outfielder
• Hans Pung, Hawai'ian national team outfielder
• Wilfred Rhinelander, Hawai'ian national team utility man
• Ted Shaw, pitcher
• Herman Wedemeyer, minor league outfielder
• Wally Yonamine, NPB outfielder and manager
• Al Zarilla, outfielder

Educational institutions located here

• Aiea High School
• Chaminade University of Honolulu
• Damien Memorial School
• Farrington High School
• Hawai'i Pacific University
• Henry J. Kaiser High School
• Honolulu High School
• 'Iolani High School
• Kalani High School
• Kamehameha High School
• McKinley High School
• Mid-Pacific Institute
• Punahou School
• Roosevelt High School
• Saint Louis High School
• University of Hawai'i at Manoa