Senior Warriors Division

• 1^st Place:(Champion)
  Fue Brandon Maneafaiga - Hawaii
• 2^nd Place:
  Mikaele Oloa - Florida
• 3^rd Place:
  Micah Kapono Naruo - Hawaii 

Junior Warrior Division

• 1^st Place: (Champion)
  VJ Tiumalu - Florida
• 2^nd Place:
  Quincy Leiataua Jr - California
• 3^rd Place:
  Rex Tiumalu - Florida

Little Warrior Division

• 1^st Place: (Champion)
  Josh Mulivai – Utah
• 2^nd Place:
  Josh “Ua Mana” Castillo - Hawaii
• 3^rd Place:
  Jacob Mulivai - Utah

Criteria for ALL Divisions

Technical: 100 Points

• Vili tasi
• Vili lua
• Kakai in and kakai out over palm - both right and left hand
• Toss up and catch in back
• Toss in air (spin 2.5 times - six feet) catch in back
• 2 under the leg throws
• One around the neck motion
• 3 kneeling motions
• 3 laying motions
• Hook doubles for 3 moves

Routine length: 50 Points

• Senior and Junior Division: at least 6 minutes, no more than 8 minutes
• Little Warriors: at least 5 minutes, no more than 7 minutes
• (Routines are timed from when the warrior begins spinning)

Showmanship: 100 Points

• Body movement and vigor
• Entrance and exits Height of throws (High points) Difficulty of motions (High points)
• Speed (High points)

Costume: 25 points

• All competitors must wear printed Samoan lavalava, trimmed and cut modestly.
• Must wear Samoan necklace of shells, leaves, or any Samoan material Anklets must be worn, Samoan materials only War paint is optional 15 points will be deducted for each drop
• No warrior is to leave the stage at any time during his/her performance. This includes jumping down around the stage. There will be a 30 second break between singles and doubles, during which the dancer will remain onstage