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The Kailua Surfriders, held scoreless in the first quarter and down 21-2 at halftime, put on a furious rally to score a shocking 37-34 victory over ‘Aiea in an O‘ahu Interscholastic Association Tournament basketball game at Mililani.
Kailua, which trailed 31-14 entering the fourth quarter, rallied behind Koali Castillo, Michael Cathcart and Samson Satele.
Castillo scored seven of his game-high 12 points; Cathcart scored all his eight and Satele all his seven in the fourth period. Satele scored Kailua’s final five points as the Surfriders outscored ‘Aiea 23-3 in the final period.
With ‘Aiea ahead 34-32, Satele scored a basket and was fouled with 1:35 left to play. He hit the ensuing free throw for a 35-34 lead.
Satele hit two more free throws with 24 seconds left. ‘Aiea’s attempt to tie with a 3-pointer failed in the final two seconds and Satele rebounded the miss.
‘Aiea had a shutout midway through the second period before Ammon Kaleo scored Kailua’s only basket of the first half.
‘AIEA (5-5) 11 10 10 3—34
KAILUA (7-4) 0 2 12 23—37
‘AIEA-Jerome Duldulao 2, Chris Antonio 9, Daniel Min 7, Taylor Watanabe 1, Ken Honda 0, Wes Williams 2, Aaron Powell 1, Anthony Johnson 6, Nathan Olaivar 4, Dennis Dedicatioria 0, Arthur Phanphengdy 2, Michael Doney 0, Bryan Tucker-Salas 0.
KAILUA-Taleki Mailau 0, Michael Cathcart 8, Kealii Kalahiki 1, Brad Ching 0, Ammon Kaleo 5, Kekoa Sniffen 0, Koali Castillo 12, Jordan Montgomery 2, Edward Campbell 0, Xavier Hoolulu 0, Samson Satele 9, Kai Hovey 0, Kaleo Pili 0.
3-point goals-‘Aiea 2 (Antonio, Min), Kailua 1 (Castillo).
 MILILANI 60, FARRINGTON 46: The Broadus brothers - senior William (14 points) and junior Rashaun (10) - led the host Trojans over the Governors.
FARRINGTON (5-6) 9 9 13 15—46
MILILANI (8-2) 12 20 12 16—60
FARRINGTON-Sanford McKee 0, Michael Rabago 8, Ronald Caday 0, Jason Domingo 9, Shaun Tabil 2, Chad Mock 2, Naseri Sunia 14, Chester Pacquing 2, Richard Udani 1, Warren Gaspar 8, Kinohi Aki 0, Billy Tafea 0, Patrick Costelo 0.
MILILANI-Gary Deliz 6, Koji Price 4, Rashaun Broadus 10, Troy Wailehua 0, Alex Aguda 0, William Broadus 14, Andrew Min 5, Hoku Patoc 6, Chad DeMello 4, Kaipo Patoc 9, Brown 2.
3-point goals-Farrington 6 (Sunia 4, Rabago 1, Domingo 1), Mililani 4 (Deliz 2, Min 1, Patoc 1).
KAHUKU 77, CAMPBELL 57: Philip Alisa had a game-high 19 points to lead the host Red Raiders over the visting Sabers in tournament play. Dominique Carter led Campbell with 18 points
CAMPBELL (4-6) 10 17 19 11—57
KAHUKU (8-3) 20 24 15 18—77
CAMPBELL-Antone Pacheco 10, Gentel Morris 7, Mark Boucher 3, Wallace Simanu 0, Dominique Carter 18, Fred Donald 5, Richard Frost 0, Randy Saramosing 10, John Gonsalves 0, Chad Kelly 4.
KAHUKU-Trumaine Oto 2, Ferron Fonoimoana 10, Philip Alisa 19, Aaron Francisco 16, Anthony Hill 2, Inoke Funaki 6, Micah Casey 14, James Kammerer 6, Adonis Buttel 0, Tala Esera 0, Jonathan Mapu 2, Quin Ah You 0.
3-point goals-Campbell 8 (Carter 4, Saramosing 2, Donald 1, Boucher 1.), Kahuku 4 (Alisa 3, Francisco 1).
Radford 56, Moanalua 25: Kevin Calloway had a game-high 17 points as the Rams blew away the Menehunes in tournament play at Kahuku gym.
MOANALUA (5-6) 6 7 7 5—25
RADFORD (7-3) 14 9 20 13—56
MOANALUA-Aaron Fujino 4, John Simbahon 0, Joey Sierra 4, Teruo Nagasako 1, Brent Stone 3, Ric Fukushima 2, Chris Young 5, David Kilborn 6, Nickolas Slate 0.
RADFORD-Justin Rellin 0, Joshua Redding 2, Dwight Edwards 10, Kula Tanuvasa 11, Sam Baker 7, Kevin Calloway 17, Jonathan Atimua 9 .
3-point goals-Radford 4 (Calloway 2, Edwards 1, Baker 1), Moanalua 2 (Stone, Young).
ILH
‘IOLANI 62, MID PACIFIC 53: Derrick Low scored 15 points and Travis McGaughy added 14, including 4 3-pointers, as the Raiders defeated the Owls to clinch the Interscholastic League of Honolulu title.
‘IOLANI (11-1) 19 14 15 14—62
MID PACIFIC (2-9) 8 11 10 24—53
‘IOLANI-Derrick Low 15, Travis McGaughy 14, Bobby Webster 2, Robert Mageo 6, Bronson Melemai 11, Bobby Nash 6, Matt Choy 0, Tyler McCready 5, Joe Udell 0, Jon Grobe 2, Ryan Hannemann 0, Donny Mateaki 1.
MID-PACIFIC-Lawren Kanno 5, Clint Copulos 8, Ryan Leong 3, Brian Terayama 2, James Ogiwara 6, Kyle Yanabu 5, Tyler Young 0, Chris Hoe 4, Matt Friedman 4, Chad Wheeler 9, Brandyn McCall 7.
3-point goals-‘Iolani 10 (McGaughy 4, Melemai 3, Mageo 2, Low 1). Mid Pacific 6 (Copulos 2, Kanno 1, Leong 1, Yanabu 1, Hoe 1).
PUNAHOU 53, ST. LOUIS 45: Richard Kim led all scorers with 23 points as the Buffanblu defeated the Crusaders, forging a tie for second place in the ILH.
The teams will play at 5 p.m. tomorrow at Kamehameha for the league’s second state tournament berth. Frank Rivers scored 19 points for St. Louis.
PUNAHOU (9-3) 14 16 10 13—53
ST. LOUIS (9-3) 12 6 10 17—45
PUNAHOU-Kynan Pang 0, Richard Kim 23, Todd LaFountaine 0, Jason Ching 2, Alex Fergus 6, David Kowen 0, Lucas Love 10, Ryan Zabriskie 6, Dane Uperesa 6.
ST. LOUIS-Bobby Tappy 0, Jose Vidad 2, Justin Harris 10, Jonah Lakatani 0, Brenden Clement 2, J.P. Kanoa 4, Jason Rivers 8, Frank Rivers 19, TJ Moe 0, Arist De Wolff 0.
3-point goals-Punahou 2 (Kim 2).
Kamehameha 74, Maryknoll 44: Kolo Kapanui and Nainoa Spencer scored 18 points apiece to lead the Warriors over the visiting Spartans. Kamehameha led by 26 at the half.
MARYKNOLL (2-10) 4 10 14 16—44
KAMEHAMEHA (7-5) 17 23 17 17—74
MARYKNOLL-Ryan Hirata 5, Nate Cowen 2, Kenneth Torres 3, Sean Ortiz 6, Russell Sypowicz 18, Kevin Lee 4, Jason Lum 2, Jacob Noh 2, McShane Dator 2.
KAMEHEMEHA-Eric Shaver 0, Kolo Kapanui 18, Nainoa Spencer 18, Sean Uyehara 7, Caleb Spencer 9, Ko Kealoha 7, Mana Aweau 0, Nalu Perkins 5, Ray Oka 5, Aaron Kahaloa 0, Willy Melemai 5.
3-point goals-Maryknoll 4 (Ortiz 2, Hirata 1, Torres 1), Kamehameha 6 (N.Spencer 2, Uyehara 1, C.Spencer 1, Kealoha 1, Oka 1).
Division II
Kamehameha 53, ‘Iolani 36. High scorers: Kam-Wayne Coito 17, Kaina Lucrisia 12. Iol-Parker Wittbrodt 15.
Hawai‘i Baptist 62, University High 47. High scorers: HBA-Eric Ching 14, Ryan Hee 12. UHS-Chris Beebe 17.
St.Louis 60, Punahou 59. High scorers: StL-Kainoa Fernandez 14. Pun-Matthew Hisaka 18.
St. Louis finishes season undefeated.
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