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Ricardo Bachelor scored 19 points, Eric Marshall added 16 and Joshua Jumawan 15 as Leilehua defeated Campbell, 67-62, in an O‘ahu Interscholastic Association game last night at Leilehua.
Leilehua, ranked third in the HawaiiSportsNetwork.com Hawaii High School Boys’ Basketball Coaches and Media Poll, improved to 3-0. Campbell dropped to 1-1.
Campbell’s Jentel Morris led all scorers with 23 points.
CAMPBELL (1-1) 8 18 20 16-62
LEILEHUA (3-0) 13 27 12 15-67
CAMPBELL-Antone Pacheco 4, Jentel Morris 23, Mark Villanueve 0, Mark Boucher 0, Wallace Simanu 0, Dominique Carter 7, Mac-Neal Ramos 0, Fred Donald 6, Chad Bailey 15, Preston Barley 0, Richard Frost 0, Randy Saramosing 6, John Gonzales 0, Frankie Tano 0, Chad Kelley 1.
LEILEHUA-Garland Gantt 10, Lance Tuggle 0, Ricardo Bachelor 19, Joshua Jumawan 15, Clifton Feliciano 6, Shaun Fetzer 0, Demitrius Washington 1, Mike Hilgerson 0, John Dolac 0, Eric Marshall 16, Duon Adams 0.
3-point goals-Campbell 7 (Morris 3, Donald 2, Carter 1, Bailey 1). Leilehua 3 (Jumawan 2, Bachelor 1).
JV-Leilehua 58, Campbell 40
 WAI‘ANAE 55, WAIPAHU 54: Jacob Milare scored 15 points, including three 3-pointers, as the visiting Seariders edged the Marauders.
Rumel Mejia scored 15 points to lead Waipahu.
WAI‘ANAE (1-1) 9 17 12 17-55
WAIPAHU (0-3) 8 16 18 12-54
WAI‘ANAE-Alii Dumlep 2, Jacob Milare 15, Preston Popa 10, Kawena Rosario 0, Liwai Keakahuna 0, Erick Edwards 9, Jonah Nunuha 3, Calvin Brown 11, Teacel Hines 5.
WAIPAHU-Rumel Mejia 15, Thomas Mason 10, Jacob Aga 2, Shane Kalaiwahea 0, Paulo Aga 2, Kenneth Cheers 14, Chris Coloma 0, Elliott Moananu-Willis 0, Maurice Daniels 11.
3-point goals-Wai‘anae 4 (Milare 3, Teacel 1). Waipahu none.
JV-Waipahu 53, Wai‘anae 36
PEARL CITY 81, WAIALUA 48: Terry Ayers scored 28 points to lead four players in double figures as the Chargers routed the Bulldogs.
Ty Jarrett (12), Clifton Weaver (11) and Kaipo Monis (10) also scored in double figures for Pearl City.
WAIALUA (0-2) 10 12 18 8-48
PEARL CITY (3-0) 18 23 27 13-81
WAIALUA-Daniel Jamora 0, Emmanuel Dagupion 1, Lawrence Ladao 0, Wayne Agsalda 0, Pookela Gasper 2, Mark Hayes 1, Ikaika Soares 6, Desmond Amper 0, Ikaika Lean 0, Aaron Agsalda 2, Micah Vasconcellos 9, Randall Isomura 8, Jonathan Aceret 19.
PEARL CITY-Conrado Radona 2, Marcus Felder 2, Kaipo Monis 10, Bradley Balde 0, Ty Jarret 12 , Terry Ayers 28, Richard Yuen 0, David Tilley 2, Kristopher Liederbach 8, Kaeo Domingo 6, Clifton Weaver 11.
3-point goals-Waialua none. Pearl City 1 (Liederbach).
JV-Pearl City 61, Waialua 48
MILILANI 82, NANAKULI 40: Rashaun Broadus scored eight of his 16 points in the fourth quarter as the Trojans defeated the Golden Hawks.
William Broadus scored 14 points and Kaipo Patoc added 11 for Mililani.
The Trojans outscored Nanakuli 27-5 in the second quarter.
MILILANI (2-1) 15 27 18 22-82
NANAKULI (0-2) 18 5 8 9-40
MILILANI-Gary Deliz 2, Koji Price 4, Rashaun Broadus 16, Troy Wailehua 8, Alex Aguda 2, William Broadus 14, Andrew Min 4, Hoku Patoc 6, Chad DeMello 2, Kaipo Patoc 11, Maurice Johnson 6, Trey Brown 7.
NANAKULI-Barry Medeiros 14, John Chandler 1, Anthony Sandobal 8, Rolando Celes 3, Alex Armstead 2, Jacob Kaawa 2, Albert Napoleon 6, Kaleo Enos 4.
RADFORD 38, ‘AIEA 25: Sam Baker scored 14 points and Kula Tanuvasa added 12 as the host Rams defeated Na Ali‘i.
‘AIEA(1-2) 4 6 6 11-27
RADFORD (2-1) 9 10 6 13-38
‘AIEA-Jerome Duldulao 0, Chris Antonio 4, Daniel Min 5, Wes Williams 4, Aaron Powell 6, Anthony Johnson 6, Dennis Dedicatoria 0, Arthur Phanphengdy 0, Nathan Olaivar 2, Taylor Watanabe 0.
RADFORD-Justin Rellin 0, Charles Senior 1, Jeffery O’Garro 0, Joshua Redding 0, Dwight Edwards 1, Kula Tanuvasa 12, Sam Baker 14, Kevin Calloway 8, Fritz Crighton 0, Jonathan Atimua 0, Justin Puluti 2.
3-point goals-‘Aiea 1 (Min). Radford none.
JV-Radford 66, ‘Aiea 23
KIF
KAUA‘I 44, WAIMEA 42: David Medeiros scored 13 points and RJ Pillos added 10 as the Red Raiders edged the Menehune, 44-42.
Kaua‘i outscored Waimea 15-10 in the fourth quarter.
Winnie Arios scored 13 points and Keola Karrati added 10 for Waimea.
KAUA‘I (1-1) 8 12 9 15-44
WAIMEA (0-2) 12 7 13 10-42
KAUA‘I-David Medeiros 13, RJ Pillos 10, Jason Kashiwabara 8, Jason Sahara 7, Lionel Tomacder 5, Koa Navarro 1.
WAIMEA-Winnie Arios 13, Keola Karrati 10, Byron Vea 6, Austin Alquiza 5, Jordan Dizon 2, Micah Bermoy 2, Kaimana Mehrtens 2, Kawika Hepa 1.
STATE BOYS' BASKETBALL POLL
Kalaheo still on top: Kalaheo is No. 1 by a large margin in the first state boys’ basketball poll of 2001.
The poll was conducted among 43 coaches and media persons by HawaiiSportsNetwork.com before Tuesday’s games. Kalaheo received 40 first-place votes to three for No. 2 ‘Iolani.
Kalaheo (3-0 in the O‘ahu Interscholastic Association’s Eastern Division and 14-1 overall) plays Kahuku (also 3-0 in the East) at 7 o’clock tonight at Kalaheo.
Leilehua was third; the top three are in the same order as the Dec. 20 poll. Kamehameha and St. Louis each climbed a rung, to fourth and fifth, respectively, and Waiakea fell from No. 4 to 7.
HawaiiSportsNetwork.com Hawaii High School Boys’ Basketball Coaches and Media Poll
(first-place votes in parentheses; records are league followed by overall)
Records Pts PV
1. Kalaheo (40) 3-0, 14-1 427 1
2. ‘Iolani (3) 3-0, 11-3 390 2
3. Leilehua 2-0, 10-4 333 3
4. Kamehameha 1-1, 6-6 264 5
5. St. Louis 1-0, n/a 200 6
6. Honoka‘a 2-0, n/a 167 NR
7. Waiakea 1-1, n/a 108 4
8. Kaimuki 2-1, 10-3 100 NR
9. Pearl City 2-0, 14-3 80 NR
10. (tie) Lahainaluna 2-0, n/a 57 NR
(tie) Punahou 1-1, n/a 57 9
Others receiving votes: Kealakehe 2-0, n/a 45; Baldwin 0-1, n/a 29; Kahuku 1-0, 8-2 28; Radford 1-1, 8-5 18; Hilo 1-1, 8-5 14; Mililani 1-1, 8-4 12; Maui 1-0, n/a 11; Pahoa 2-0, n/a 8; Lana‘i 2-0, n/a 5; Kapa‘a 2-0, 6-2 4; McKinley 2-1, n/a 1.
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