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Frank Rivers scored 20 points and JP Kanoa scored all five of his points in overtime as St. Louis held the league’s leading scorer, Derrick Low, to six points in a stunning 57-55 victory over previously unbeaten ‘Iolani.
The Interscholastic League of Honolulu basketball game was played at ‘Iolani.
‘Iolani, which could have clinched the title with a victory, is 9-1. Defending ILH champion St. Louis is 7-2.
‘Iolani rallied in the fourth period to tie the game at 44.
Jason Rivers added 13 points for St. Louis. ‘Iolani was led by Bobby Webster (18 points), Bobby Nash (14) and Travis McGaughy (10). Low entered the game averaging 17.1 points a game.
ST. LOUIS (7-2) 14 11 9 10 13 — 57
‘IOLANI (9-1) 17 6 6 15 11 — 55
ST. LOUIS-Bobby Tappy 0, Jose Vidad 7, Justin Harris 9, Jonah Lakatani 2, Brenden Clement 0, JP Kanoa 5, Jason Rivers 13, Frank Rivers 20, T.J. Moe 1, Arist de Wolff 0.
‘IOLANI-Derrick Low 6, Travis McGaughy 10, Bobby Webster 18, Bronson Melemai 0, Bobby Nash 14, Tyler McCready 6, Joe Udell 1, Jon Grobe 0.
3-point goals-St. Louis 3 (Jason Rivers, Frank Rivers 2), ‘Iolani 5 (Webster 3, McGaughy 2).
 KAMEHAMEHA 69, DAMIEN 39: Nainoa Spencer and Sean Uyehara each scored 12 points and Caleb Spencer added 11 as the host Warriors routed the Monarchs.
DAMIEN (1-9) 9 7 8 15 — 39
KAMEHAMEHA (6-3) 17 17 23 12 — 69
DAMIEN-Brandon Ahakuelo 3, Peter Campos 2, Aaron Jaramillo 2, Mark Aguero 12, Stein Abe 0, Ashton Saifoloi 0, Dustin Sonico 0, Jon Aquino 1, Jarin Garma 19, Brandon Wilson 0.
KAMEHEMEHA-Eric Shaver 7, Mike Cummings 0, Kolo Kapanui 8, Nainoa Spencer 12, Sean Uyehara 12, Caleb Spencer 11, Ko Kealoha 0, Mana Aweau 4, Nalu Perkins 7, Ray Oka 2, Aaron Kahaloa 2, Willy Melemai 4.
3-point goals-Damien 3 (Garma 3), Kamehameha 6 (Shaver 1, N.Spencer 1, Uyehara 2, C.Spencer 1, Perkins 1).
PUNAHOU 53, MARYKNOLL 43: Todd LaFountaine and Jason Ching each scored seven of their nine points in the second half to lead Punahou.
PUNAHOU (7-3) 7 17 6 23 — 53
MARYKNOLL (1-8) 11 12 10 10 — 43
PUNAHOU-Kynan Pang 0, Richard Kim 9, Daniel Lam 0, Andrew Amigleo 5, Todd LaFountaine 9, Jason Ching 9, John Freese 8, David Kowen 4, Lucas Love 4, Ryan Zabriskie 5, Dane Uperesa 0.
MARYKNOLL-Ryan Hirata 14, Nate Cowen 0, Kenneth Torres 0, Sean Ortiz 2, Russell Sypowicz 10, Kevin Lee 4, Jason Lum 0, Jacob Noh 2, McShane Dator 11.
3-point goals: Punahou 2 (LaFountaine, Amigleo). Maryknoll 2 (Hirata 2).
ILH Division II
St. Louis 47, Hawai‘i Baptist 31. High scorer: SL-Adam Dreher 15.
University High 67, Kamehameha 39. High scorers: UHS-Thomas Noh 14, Chris Bebe 11, Ben Nishimoto 10. Kam-Lucrisia Kaina 12, Easley Mana 10.
Lutheran 47, Hanalani 36. High scorers: Lut-David Lehmann 21, Kevin Young 12. Han-Lito Alcantara 15, Chris Wee 10.
Maryknoll 60, Nanakila Baptist 49. High Scorers: MAR- Mike Chu 19, Colin Lee 15, Ryan Sakauye 13. NAN- Alan Allosada 14, Alika Durington 15.
Punahou 47, ‘Iolani 50. High Scorers: PUN- Jordan Umeda 11; David Pietsch 11. ‘IOL-Parker Wittbrodt 14; Shane Ouchi 11.
OIA WEST
LEILEHUA 59, ‘AIEA 43: Eric Marshall scored 17 points, Clifton Feliciano had 14 and the Mules outscored Na Ali‘i 28-9 in the third period in an O‘ahu Interscholastic Association Western Division game at Leilehua.
‘AIEA (5-4) 6 2 9 26 — 43
LEILEHUA (9-0) 8 12 28 11 — 59
‘AIEA-Jerome Duldulao 1, Chris Antonio 9, Daniel Min 6, Taylor Watanabe 0, Ken Honda 4, Wes Williams 3, Aaron Powell 7, Anthony Johnson 8, Nathan Olaivar 0, Dennis Dedicatioria 0, Arthur Phanphengdy 2, Alika Leovao 0, Michael Doney 0, Bryan Tucker-Salas 3.
LEILEHUA-Garland Gantt 10, Lance Tuggle 2, Ricardo Bachelor 8, Joshua Jumawan 5, Clifton Feliciano 14, Shaun Fetzer 0, Demitrius Washington 0, Mike Helgerson 2, John Dolac 0, Ruben Dix 0, Eric Marshall 17, Duon Adams 1.
3-point goals: ‘Aiea (). Leilehua 4 (Bachelor 2, Feliciano 2).
JV-Leilehua 64, ‘Aiea 26
PEARL CITY 80, NANAKULI 54: Radley Balde and Ty Jarrett each scored 15 points to lead the Chargers.
NANAKULI (1-8) 13 16 9 16 — 54
PEARL CITY (8-1) 18 28 20 14 — 80
NANAKULI-Everson Kaaihue 3, Evert Romena 9, Barry Medeiros 12, John Chandler 4, Anthony Sandobal 14, Rolando Celes 0, Alex Armstead 0, Jacob Kaawa 0, Albert Napoleon 12, Henry McShane 0.
PEARL CITY-Marcus Felder 6, Kaipo Monis 6, Radley Balde 15, Ty Jarrett 15, Terry Ayers 0, Richard Yuen 0, David Tilley 10, Kristopher Liederbach 13, Kaeo Domingo 4, Clifton Weaver 8, Daniel Lang 2, Conrado Radona Jr. 1 .
3-point goals: Nanakuli 3(Romeno, Medeiros, Sandobal). Pearl City 6 (Jarrett 2, Radley, Liederbach 3).
JV-Pearl City 56, Nanakuli 28.
OIA EAST
KAIMUKI 41, ROOSEVELT 37: Kila Kamakawiwo‘ole scored 10 points and the Bulldogs outscored the Rough Riders 6-2 in the final three minutes to claim an OIA Eastern Division victory last night at Roosevelt.
KAIMUKI (8-2) 8 12 11 10 — 41
ROOSEVELT (5-5) 11 5 9 12 — 37
KAIMUKI-Jesse Wong 9, Justin Faimealelei 4, Brandon Hayashida 4, Daniel Swearingen 7, Daniel Tautofi 5, Brandon Plan 0, Junior Maiava 2, Kila Kamakawiwo‘ole 10, Alex Lauriano 0, James Davis 0, Darren Tautofi 0.
ROOSEVELT-Jon Castro 3, Joshua Yoshimoto 3, Cyle Kuwanoe 4, Chris Mols 7, Keola Stietzel 2, T.J. Talaro 6, Anthony Holyfield 0, Kala Koki 12.
3-point goals: Kaimuki 4 (Wong 3, Hayashida 1). Roosevelt 4 (Castro, Yoshimoto, Kuwanoe, Mols).
JV-Roosevelt 61, Kaimuki 59
FARRINGTON 53, MCKINLEY 45: Sanford McKee scored 18 points and Chad Mock, Naseri Sunia and Richard Udani added 10 each, leading the host Governors over the Tigers. Farrington outscored the Tigers 16-5 after intermission to take a 39-28 lead into the fourth quarter. Voltaire Gansit led the Tigers with 15 points.
MCKINLEY (5-5) 10 13 5 17 — 45
FARRINGTON (5-5) 11 12 16 14 — 53
MCKINLEY-Lima Toa 9, Justin Book 0, Edsley Hicks 0, Curt Leong 15, Voltaire Gansit 5, Christopher Cluney 5, Isaiah Aina 6, Dominic Souza-Larimore 0, Shawn Pacquing 5, Justin Kaapa 0.
FARRINGTON-Sanford McKee 18, Michael Rabago 1, Ronald Caday 1, Jason Domingo 1, Shaun Tabil 0, Chad Mock 10, Naseri Sunia 10, Chester Pacquing 0, Richard Udani 10, Warren Gaspar 0, Kinohi Aki 2, Billy Tafea 0, Patrick Costelo 0.
3-point goals: McKinley 1 (Gansit). Farrington 6 (McKee 4, Mock 1, Sunia 1).
JV-Farrington 59, McKinley 41.
SOCCER
Baldwin girls win again: Baldwin won its fourth straight Maui Interscholastic League championship behind Shawna Shimamura’s hat trick Thursday night.
The Bears, the defending state champions, completed their fourth straight unbeaten MIL season with a 3-0 victory over Maui at Keopuolani Park. Baldwin has won at least 52 straight Maui league games, and league officials are burrowing into old records to see if the streak is longer.
This year’s Bears went 12-0 in league play and are 19-1-1 overall.
Baldwin is a leading contender for No. 1 seed in the state tournament next Wednesday through Saturday on O‘ahu. Seeding will be determined tomorrow.
Boys Varsity
Iolani 3, St. Louis 0. Iol-Duke Hashimoto 2, Eaton O‘Neill.
Pac-Five 3, Mid-Pacific 2. Pac-Daniel Arita, Darin Sajota, Dane Nakasone. MPI-Chris Adaniya, Jason Lathrop.
Kamehameha 6, Damien 0. Kam-David Gualdarama 2, Daniel Unga 2, Brandon Tario 1, Makana Aiona 1.
O‘ahu Interscholastic Association
Playoffs
Boys Varsity
At Kailua
Third Place
Aiea 4, Campbell 0. Aiea-Benji Villaflor 3 (12:00, 41:00, 54:00), Daniel Kawamura (5:00).
Fifth Place
Kalani 2 Castle 0. Kala-Joshua Smith (5:00), Grant Arakaki (32:00).
Girls Varsity
At Castle
Third Place
Mililani 2, Kahuku 1. Mili-Liane Tom (13:00), own goal (74:00). Kahu-Krisha Kai (54:00).
Fifth Place
Kailua 3, Kaiser 1. Kail-Carli Yokoi (52:00), Sarah Takekawa (73:00), own goal (60:00). Kais-Tori Nihei (65:00).
Today’s Games
Championship Games
At Pearl City
Girls
Aiea vs. Pearl City, 5:30 p.m.
Boys
Pearl City vs. Mililani 7:30 p.m.
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