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Nainoa Spencer scored 21 points and Kolo Kapanui added 15 as Kamehameha defeated Punahou, 61-43, in an Interscholastic League of Honolulu game last night at Kamehameha.
Kamehameha outscored Punahou 41-26 in the second half.
"This was a confidence builder for us," Kamehameha coach Micah Kroeger said. "Hopefully, this got us over the hump. It gives you confidence beating a good team."
Kynan Pang led Punahou with eight points.
PUNAHOU 9 8 10 16 — 43
KAMEHAMEHA 9 11 19 22 — 61
PUNAHOU-Kynan Pang 8, Richard Kim 5, Daniel Lam 2, Andrew Amigleo 0, Todd LaFountaine 4, Jason Ching 5, John Freese 4, Alex Fergus 4, David Dowsett 2, David Kowen 3, Lucas Love 6, Ryan Zabriskie 0, Dane Uperesa 0.
KAMEHEMEHA-Mike Cummings 2, Kolo Kapanui 15, Nainoa Spencer 21, Sean Uyehara 7, Caleb Spencer 6, Willy Melemai 10.
3-point goals-Punahou 1 (Kim). Kamehameha 2 (Kapanui, Uyehara).
 ST. LOUIS 64, DAMIEN 54: Jason Rivers scored 19 points and Justin Harris added 16 as the Crusaders defeated the Monarchs.
St. Louis led 25-23 at halftime.
Brandon Ahakuelo scored 14 points to lead Damien.
ST. LOUIS 10 15 20 19 — 64
DAMIEN 13 10 15 16 — 54
ST. LOUIS-Bobby Tappy 2, Jose Vidad 6, Justin Harris 16, Jonah Lakatani 2, Brenden Clement 0, J.P. Kanoa 11, Jason Rivers 19, Frank Rivers 5, Tolifili Liufau 0, T.J. Moe 3.
DAMIEN-Brandon Ahakuelo 14, Jon Aquino 0, Mark Arquero 11, Peter Campos 0, Aaron Jaramillo 6, Stein Abe 2, Ashton Saifoloi 12, Dustin Sonico 2, Jarin Garma 7, Brandon Wilson 0.
3-point goals-St. Louis 1 (J. Rivers). Damien 2 (Ahakuelo, Garma).
MID-PACIFIC 47, MARYKNOLL 45 (OT): Clint Copulos rattled in a shot from the free throw line as time expired in overtime as the Owls defeated the Spartans.
Maryknoll outscored Mid-Pacific 14-5 in the fourth quarter to force the four-minute overtime.
Ricky Bauer scored 18 points to lead Mid-Pacific.
Russell Sypowicz scored 17 points to lead Maryknoll.
MARYKNOLL 10 12 9 14 0 — 45
MID-PACIFIC 14 11 15 5 2 — 47
MARYKNOLL-Ryan Hirata 5, Nate Cowen 0, Kawika Calizar 6, Sean Ortiz 2, Russell Sypowicz 17, Kevin Lee 0, Jason Lum 4, Waikoloa Noa 8, Jacob Noh 0, McShane Dator 3.
MID-PACIFIC-Clint Copulos 4, Ryan Leong 0, Brian Terayama 2, James Ogiwara 9, Ricky Bauer 18, Kyle Yanabu 4, Tyler Young 2, Chris Hoe 6, Matt Friedman 2, Brandyn McCall 0.
3-point goals-Maryknoll 2 (Sypowicz, Noa). Mid-Pacific 2 (Hoe 2).
ILH Division II
‘Iolani 52, ASSETS 21. Top scorers: Iol-Travis Agustin 11. ASSETS-Frank Perry 5.
University High 108, Redemption Academy 62. Top scorers: UHS-Nik Clay 28, Tristan Child 20, Tommy Chun-Ming 12. RA-Mike Wojnarowicz 18, Adam Leong 14, Justin Pilialoha 12.
Hawai‘i Baptist 64, Hanalani 43. Top scorers: HBA-Eric Ching 16, David Bartostik 16. Hana-B. Wee 16, L. Aleantar 11.
Lutheran 54, Maryknoll 29. Top scorers: Luth-David Lehmann 18. Mary-Colin Lee 8.
St. Louis 74, Lanakila Baptist 38. Top scorers: StL-Kainoa Fernandez 13. LB-Alika Durlington 18.
Punahou 70, Kamehameha 55. Top scorers: Pun-Steve Chun 8, Kevin Sahara 8. Kam-Jordan Gomez 12, Willie Greenwell 11.
OIA
Eastern Division
KAIMUKI 57, McKINLEY 51: Justin Faimealelei and Kila Kamakawiwo‘ole each scored 13 points, and Daniel Tautofi added 11 as the Bulldogs defeated the Tigers.
The Bulldogs led 29-18 at halftime.
Edsley Hicks and Curt Leong each scored 10 points to lead McKinley.
McKINLEY 9 9 12 21 — 51
KAIMUK? 14 15 12 16 — 57
McKINLEY-Lima Toa 5, Justin Book 0, Anthony Alborado 8, Edsley Hicks 10, Curt Leong 10, Voltaire Gansit 9, Christopher Cluney 6, Isaiah Aina 3, Dominic Souza-Larimore 0, Shawn Pacquing 0, Salesi Fifita-Atkins 0, Marco Mowrey 0, Justin Kaapa 0.
KAIMUK?-Jesse Wong 9, Justin Faimealelei 13, Brandon Hayashida 5, Daniel Swearingen 4, Daniel Tautofi 11, Brandon Plan 0, Junior Maiava 2, Matt Jenkins 0, Kila Kamakawiwo‘ole 13, Alex Lauriano 0, James Davis 0, Darren Tautofi 0.
3-point goals-McKinley 6 (Leong 2, Gansit 2, Cluney 2). Kaimuki 4 (Faimealelei 2, Wong 1, Kamakawiwo‘ole 1).
JV-McKinley 53, Kaimuki 45
KAILUA 52, KAHUKU 48: Koali Castillo scored 12 points, Jordan Montgomery added 11 and Samson Satele 10 as the Surfriders defeated the Red Raiders.
Philip Alisa scored 11 points and Micah Casey added 10 for Kahuku.
KAHUKU 11 6 15 16 — 48
KAILUA 9 12 19 12 — 52
KAHUKU-Trumaine Oto 0, Ferron Fonoimoana 2, Philip Alisa 11, Anthony Hill 5, Inoke Funaki 8, Micah Casey 10, James Kammerer 6, Adonis Buttel 2, Tala Esera 0, Jonathan Mapu 4, Quin Ah You 0.
KAILUA-Taleki Mailau 9, Michael Cathcart 3, Kealii Kalahiki 5, Brad Ching 0, Ammon Kaleo 2, Koali Castillo 12, Jordan Montgomery 11, Xavier Hoolulu 0, Samson Satele 10.
3-point goals-Kahuku 5 (Alisa 3, Hill 1, Funaki 1). Kailua 3 (Mailau 2, Kalahiki 1).
JV-Kahuku 51, Kailua 44
PEARL CITY 69, WAI‘ANAE 53: Ty Jarrett scored 24 points, including three 3-pointers, and Terry Ayers added 22 as the Chargers defeated the Seariders.
Pearl City outscored Wai‘anae 42-22 over the second and third quarters.
Calvin Brown scored 16 points to lead Wai‘anae.
PEARL CITY 7 28 14 20 — 69
WAI‘ANAE 12 14 8 19 — 53
PEARL CITY-Marcus Felder 4, Kaipo Monis 2, Radley Balde 0, Ty Jarrett 24, Terry Ayers 22, Richard Yuen 3, David Tilley 0, Kristopher Liederbach 2, Kaeo Domingo 0, Clifton Weaver 12.
WAI‘ANAE-Loui Autida 0, Alii Dumlep 2, Jacob Milare 10, Preston Popa 8, Kawena Rosario 0, Liwai Keakahuna 0, Erick Edwards 13, Jonah Nunuha 0, Calvin Brown 16, Teacel Hines 4, Jason Tau 0.
3-point goals-Pearl City 5 (Jarrett 3, Ayers 1, Yuen 1). Wai‘anae 4 (Milare, Brown, Popa, Edwards).
JV-Pearl City 55, Wai‘anae 42
CAMPBELL 58, WAIPAHU 40: Chad Bailey scored 24 points as the Sabers defeated the Marauders.
Bailey scored eight of Campbell’s 16 points in the fourth quarter.
Maurice Daniels led Waipahu with 14 points.
WAIPAHU 7 14 10 9 — 40
CAMPBELL 19 9 14 16 — 58
WAIPAHU-Bryan Acidera 0, Thomas Mason 0, Jacob Aga 0, Shane Kaleiwahea 2, Paulo Aga 0, Maurice Daniels 14, Chris Coloma 2, Werner Kamaunu 0, Elliott Moananu-Willis 8, Phil Solomua 8, Kenneth Cheers 0, Rumel Mejia 6.
CAMPBELL-Antone Pacheco 7, Gentel Morris 2, Mark Villanueva 0, Mark Boucher 0, Wallace Simanu 0, Dominique Carter 12, Mack-Neil Ramos 0, Fred Donald 0, Chad Bailey 24, Preston Varley 3, Richard Frost 0, Randy Saramosing 10, John Gonsalves 0, Frankie Tano 0, Chad Kelly 0.
3-point goals-Waipahu 2 (Daniels 2). Campbell 6 (Carter 2, Bailey 2, Varley 1, Saramosing 1).
JV-Waipahu 48, Campbell 37
Other JV score:
Leilehua 55, Kapolei 48
SOFTBALL
Kailua in state tournament: Kailua is going to the state softball tournament for the 25th year in a row.
The Surfriders, who have won more state championships than any other school with nine, barely made it this year. They earned the O‘ahu Interscholastic Association’s fifth and final berth yesterday by beating Wai‘anae, 4-1, at Keolu field.
Kailua scored all of its runs in the fourth inning, when it got six of its 10 hits, including a two-run double by Steph Gould. Danielle Young, pitching for the third day in a row, allowed three hits.
Mililani and Pearl City will meet today for the OIA championship at about noon at Hawai‘i Pacific University-Windward field. The title game will be preceded at 10 a.m. by the third-place game between Kaimuki and Leilehua.
WAI‘ANAE (9-4) 100 000 0 — 1 3 1
KAILUA (11-2) 000 040 X — 4 10 0
WP-Danielle Young. Leading Hitters: Waian-Tracy Kane 2 doubles. Kail-Loke Lastimosa 2-4, double; Steph Gould 2-2, double, 2 RBIs.
Notes: Admission is $5 adults, $3 children. ... The third-place and championship games will be broadcast at 7 p.m. today on Oceanic Cable channel 16. ... Kailua and all four teams playing today qualify for the state tournament to be held Jan. 31 to Feb. 3 at the Rainbow Wahine Softball Stadium.
SOCCER
OIA Tournament: After six weeks of round-robin divisional play, the O‘ahu Interscholastic Association has 12 boys and 12 girls teams remaining to compete for next week’s OIA Championship.
The girls tournament opens Wednesday and the boys start Friday (another day for the boys was incorrectly reported yesterday).
The first two seeded teams in each division, based on their records during regular-season play, get first-round byes.
OIA Soccer Championship Tournaments
(Division, seed in parentheses)
Girls Varsity
First Round
Wednesday
At ‘Aiea
Kalani (E4) vs. Waialua (W5), 5:30 p.m.
‘Aiea (W3) vs. Moanalua (E6), 7:15 p.m.
At Kailua
Leilehua (W4) vs. Kalaheo (E5), 5:30 p.m.
Kailua (E3) vs. Radford (W6), 7:15 p.m.
Quarterfinals
Thursday
At Mililani
Kaiser (E2) vs. winner of ‘Aiea-Moanalua, 5:15 p.m.
Mililani (W1) vs. winner of Kalani-Waialua, 7 p.m.
At Kahuku
Pearl City (W2) vs. winner of Kailua-Radford, 5:15 p.m.
Kahuku (E1) vs. winner of Leilehua-Kalaheo, 7 p.m.
Championship Semifinals
Tuesday, Jan. 30 at Mililani
Jan. 25 winners, 5:15 and 7 p.m.
Consolation Semifinals
Wednesday, Jan. 31 at Castle
Jan. 25 losers, 5:15 and 7 p.m.
Third and Fifth Place
Friday, Feb. 2 at Castle
Third place, 5:15 p.m.
Fifth place, 7 p.m.
Championship
Sat., Feb. 3 at Pearl City, 5:30 p.m.
Boys Varsity
First Round
Friday
At ‘Aiea
Kailua (E4) vs. Leilehua (W5), 5:15 p.m.
‘Aiea (W3) vs. Roosevelt (E6), 7 p.m.
At Kailua
Campbell (W4) vs. Kaiser (E5), 5:15 p.m.
Kalaheo (E3) vs. Radford (W6), 7 p.m.
Quarterfinals
Saturday, Jan. 27
At Pearl City
Kalani (E2) vs. winner of ‘Aiea-Roosevelt, 5:15 p.m.
Pearl City (W1) vs. winner of Kailua-Leilehua, 7 p.m.
At Castle
Mililani (W2) vs. winner of Kalaheo-Radford, 5:15 p.m.
Castle (E1) vs. winner of Campbell-Kaiser, 7 p.m.
Consolation Semifinals
Tuesday, Jan. 30 at Kailua
Jan. 27 losers, 5:15 and 7 p.m.
Championship Semifinals
Wednesday, Jan. 31 at Mililani
Jan. 27 winners, 5:15 and 7 p.m.
Third and Fifth Place
Friday, Feb. 2 at Kailua
Third place, 5:15 p.m.
Fifth place, 7 p.m.
Championship
Sat., Feb. 3 at Pearl City, 7:30 p.m.
Notes: Admission is $5 adults, $3 students. ... The top five boys’ and girls’ teams qualify for the state tournament at Waipi‘o Peninsula Soccer Park and Aloha Stadium, Feb. 7-10.
Girls Junior Varsity
Semifinals
Wednesday
Mililani (W1) vs. Kailua (E2) at ‘Aiea, 4 p.m.
Kahuku (E1) vs. Pearl City (W2) at Kailua, 4 p.m.
Championship
Thursday
Jan. 24 winners, site to be announced, 4 p.m.
CHEERLEADING
O‘ahu Championships: The first officially sanctioned high school cheerleader championships in Hawai‘i will take place today at ‘Aiea High School gym.
Teams from seven of 11 schools will compete in the O‘ahu Interscholastic Association Western Division Championships today. Junior varsity teams will start at 1 p.m., with the varsity following at about 2 p.m.
Officially called Pep Squad Championships, they were sanctioned as high school sports by the public-school OIA and the private-school Interscholastic League of Honolulu earlier this year.
There also was a push for an official state championship, but none of the Neighbor Islands followed the lead of the OIA and ILH.
The OIA Eastern Division will have its first Pep Squad Championships, Jan. 27 at 4 p.m. at Castle High. All 11 member schools are entered. The ILH championship is scheduled for Feb. 17 at the Kamehameha Schools, with five of its 24 schools entering varsity teams.
Teams will have 2 1/2 minutes to perform their routines, which will include dance moves, stunts and mounts.
WRESTLING
OIA Eastern Division
At Moanalua
Boys Varsity
Kaiser 49, Moanalua 24. Pins: 125-E. Shimone (Kais). 130-C. Morita (Kais). 145-B. Cuadra (Kais).
Kahuku 57, Moanalua 6. Pins: 130-A. Aquino (Kah). 140-O. Kamakaala (Kah). 145-T. Hardy (Kah). 189-J. Keys (Kah).
Girls Varsity
Moanalua 36, Kaiser 12. Pins: 114-C. Lee (Kais). 155-V. Lee (Kais).
Moanalua 39, Kahuku 12. Pins: 98-J. Toyama (Moan). 103-K. Chee (Kah). 114-E. Torres (Kah). 121-S. Uchida (Moan).
Boys JV
Kahuku 45, Moanalua 27
Kaiser 39, Moanalua 29
OIA Western Division
At ‘Aiea
Boys Varsity
Campbell 36, ‘Aiea 30. Pins: 119-Grant Yoshimura (Aiea). 135-Kody Sanbei (‘Aiea). 140-Peter Go (Camp). 152-Anson Ahsing (Camp). 160-Fernandez Jantzen.
Campbell 48, Radford 18
Girls Varsity
‘Aiea 36, Campbell 0
Radford 12, Campbell 0
Boys JV
‘Aiea 21, Campbell 6
Radford 27, Campbell 6
ILH
Boys Varsity
‘Iolani 29, Punahou 25. Pins: 189-Robert Yamashita (Iol). 215-Scott Schmidtke (Pun).
Kamehameha 51, Damien 0. Pin: 152-Patrick Stachel (Kam).
Boys JV
Punahou 36, ‘Iolani 29
Kamehameha 62, Damien 12
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