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Kahuku used balanced scoring to overcome the hot shooting of Hunter Lewis as the Red Raiders edged the Kalani Falcons, 66-63, in an O‘ahu Interscholastic Association boys basketball game at Kahuku.
Kahuku (3-0) will play at Kalaheo (3-0) tomorrow. Kalani fell to 0-3.
Micah Casey scored 16, James Kammerer 12 and Aaron Francisco and Inoke Funaki added 10 apiece for Kahuku. Lewis scored all of his 20 points in the second half, hitting four 3-pointers. But his 3-point attempt to tie the score in the final seconds bounced off the rim.
The game was close throughout with Kahuku leading 25-24 at halftime and 43-42 entering the fourth period.
Casey scored 10 points in the third period. In the fourth, Francisco scored six while Phillip Alisa and Funaki each scored four of Kahuku’s 23 points.
KALANI (0-3) 6 18 18 21-63
KAHUKU (3-0) 10 15 18 23-66
KALANI — Justin Numazu 15, Yorke Ashiba 3, Kevin Nakamura 0, Hunter Lewis 20, Robert D’Amato 3, Russell Dement 14, Chad Nakamoto 1, Michael McQuay 6, Matt Young 0, Alex Utoafili 1.
KAHUKU — Ferron Fonoimoana 0, Phillip Alisa 8, Aaron Francisco 10, Anthony Hill 3, Inoke Funaki 10, Micah Casey 16, James Kammerer 12, Nahi Smith 0, Adonis Buttel 0, Kala Esera 1, Jonathan Mapu 6, Quin Ah You 0.
3-point goals-Kalani 7 (Lewis 4, Numazu 2, Ashiba), Kahuku 0.
JV-Kahuku 60, Kalani 36.
 KALAHEO 71, MCKINLEY 44: Skyler Wilson, C.J. Kaimiola and Ikaika Alama Francis combined for 18 of the Mustangs’ 26 first-quarter points as Kalaheo remained undefeated.
Wilson and returning all-state guard D.C. Daniels finished with 16 points each.
Voltaire Gansit led the Tigers with 11 points.
KALAHEO (3-0) 26 7 22 16-71
MCKINLEY (2-1) 10 6 16 12-44
KALAHEO — C.J. Kaimiola 15, Skyler Wilson 16, James Robertson 0, Nate Ijima 0, Shaydon Marumoto 3, Ikaika Alama Francis 11, Shane Harada 0, Charles Elliot 3, Aubrey Bradley 3, Justin Pedrina 0, D.C. Daniels 16, Keoki Duarte 2, Mike Garcia 0, Remington Chun 2, Kiona Siliga 0.
McKINLEY — Lima Toa 4, Justin Book 2, Anthony Alborado 0, Edsley Hicks 2, Curt Leong 10, Voltaire Gansit 11, Christopher Cluney 1, Isaiah Aina 6, Dominic Souza-Larimore 0, Shawn Pacquing 2, Salesi Fifita-Atkins 0, Marco Mowrey 0, Justin Ka‘apa 6.
3-point goals: Kalaheo 3 (Kaimiola 2, Marumoto). McKinley 2 (Leong, Gansit).
KAIMUKI 56, MOANALUA 24: Justin Faimealelei scored a game-high 14 points and the Bulldogs took a 30-12 halftime lead in crusing to victory.
KAIMUKI (2-1) 16 14 9 17-56
MOANALUA (1-2) 3 9 4 8-24
KAIMUKI — Jesse Wong 4, Justin Faimealelei 14, Brandon Hayashida 4, Daniel Swearingen 9, Daniel Tautofi 6, Junior Maiava 4, Matt Jenkins 0, Kila Kamakawiwo‘ole 13, Alex Loriano 0, James Davis 2, Darren Tautofi 0.
MOANALUA — Aaron Fujino 8, John Simbahon 2, Joey Sierra 3, Teruo Nagasako 0, Brent Stone 0, Rie Fukushima 0, Chris Young 6, David Kilborn 3, Nickolas Slate 0, Chris Beck 2, James Westbrook 0.
3-point goals: Kaimuki 1 (Kamakawiwo‘ole).
JV-Moanalua 56, Kaimuki 46.
KAILUA 55, KAISER 44: Samson Satele scored 15 points to help the Surfriders offset a 25-point effort from the Cougars’ Jason Peters.
KAISER (0-2) 9 19 6 10-44
KAILUA (2-1) 11 13 18 13-55
KAISER — Jeremy Yim 0, Moki Larsen 0, John Hahn 10, Chris Watson 0, Adam Wickern 0, Noah Amerson 0, Jason Peters 25, Nate Ushio 0, Garret Wong 0, Tyler Fujie 7, Eric Ching 2, Nathan Gano 0.
KAILUA — Talaki Mailau 5, Kyle Kunioka 0, Michael Castcart 5, Kealii Kalahiki 3, Lawrence Hamocon 3, Brad Ching 0, Kai Hovey 0, Ammon Kaleo 0, Kekoa Sniffen 6, Koali Castillo 4, Jordan Montgomery 10, Edward Campbell 4, Xavier Hoolulu 0, Samson Satele 15.
3-point goals: Kaiser 5 (Peters 3, Hahn, Fujie). Kailua 2 (Hamocon, Mailau).
JV-Kailua 49, Kaiser 39.
FARRINGTON 55, ROOSEVELT 50: Jason Domingo scored five points in overtime and Sanford McKee added four to lift the Governors.
ROOSEVELT (0-3) 14 8 9 12 7- 50
FARRINGTON (1-1) 19 11 8 5 12- 55
ROOSEVELT — Jon Castro 0, Joshua Yoshimoto 8, Kyle Kuwanoe 6, Chris Mols 6, Keola Stietzel 9, TJ Talaro 5, Anthony Holyfield 4, Shawn Francis 0, Liana Wong 0, Kala Koki 12, Eugene Dawson 0.
FARRINGTON — Sanford McKee 15, Michael Rabago 0, Ronald Caday 0, Jason Domingo 12, Shaun Tabil 0, Chad Mock 11, Naseri Sunia 5, Patrick Costelo 0, Chester Pacquing 0, Richard Udani 4, Warren Gaspar 6, Kinohi Aki 2, Lawrence Wilson 0, Billy Tafea 0.
3-point goals-Roosevelt 3 (Kuwanoe 2, Stietzel 1). Farrington 3 (McKee 2, Mock).
ILH DIVISION I
ST. LOUIS 46, MID-PACIFIC 22: Frank Rivers finished with 12 points and Justin Harris 11 as the Crusaders bolted to a 25-7 lead to remain unbeaten.
MID-PACIFIC (0-3) 3 4 7 8-22
ST. LOUIS (2-0) 12 13 9 12-46
MID-PACIFIC — Brian Terayama 0, Ryan Leong 0, James Ogiwara 7, Ricky Bauer 6, Kyle Yanabu 1, Tyler Young 1, Matt Friedman 2, Chad Wheeler 0, Brandyn McCall 3.
ST. LOUIS — Bobby Tappy 2, Jose Vidad 8, Justin Harris 11, Jonah Lakatani 5, J.P. Kanoa 8, Frank Rivers 12, T.J. Moe 0, Jason Rivers 0.
PUNAHOU 69, DAMIEN 52: Dane Uperesa scored 16 points as the Buffanblu overcame Brandon Ahakuelo’s 20-point performance.
DAMIEN (1-2) 10 18 16 8-52
PUNAHOU (2-1) 13 19 15 22-69
DAMIEN — Brandon Ahakuelo 20, Peter Campos 0, Aaron Jaramillo 8, Stean Abe 3, Ashton Saifoloi 2, Dustin Sonico 5, Jarin Garma 14.
PUNAHOU — Kynan Pang 5, Richard Kim 9, Daniel Lam 6, Andrew Amigleo 0, Todd LaFountaine 1, Jason Ching 5, John Freese 8, David Dowsett 0, David Kowen 5, Lucas Love 11, Ryan Zabriskie 3, Dane Uperesa 16.
3-point goals: Damien 2 (Garma). Punahou 2 (Kim).
ILH DIVISION II
Hawai‘i Baptist 93, Redemption Academy 34. HBA-Eric Ching 14, Grant Takahashi 11, Ryan Hee 11, Will Stinton 10. RA-Tony Troche 9.
St. Louis 76, Maryknoll 37. SL-Gino Gosiaco 17, Kainoa Fernandez 12, Wilson Wu 11. M-Michael Chu 12.
Lutheran 66, Hanalani 46. L-David Lehmann 21, Kevin Young 20, Justin Lau 11. H-Ryan Yamamoto 17, Lito Alcantara 14, David Wee 11.
University High 72, ASSETS 36. UHS-Tristen Child 17, Nik Clay 17, Tommy Chun-Ming 11. A-Frank Perry 14.
‘Iolani 40, Kamehameha 39 (3 OTs). I-Shane Ouchi 15, Leroy Nicolas 12. K- Wayne Coito 12, Mana Easley 11.
Punahou 67, Lanakila Baptist 28. P-Steven Chun 7, Matt Hisaka 7, Jordan Takaki 7. LB-Alika Durington 15.
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