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Posted on: Thursday, January 25, 2001

Kalani, 'Aiea, Kalaheo, Kailua advance


Advertiser Staff

Jillian Okamoto scored 15 minutes into the second half and Kalani made her goal stand up for a 1-0 victory over Waialua yesterday in the opening round of the Oahu Interscholastic Association Championship girls soccer tournament at Aiea field.

Kalani (5-3-2), which finished fourth in the Eastern Division, advances to a quarterfinal game tonight and a formidable challenge.

The Falcons play Mililani (8-0-1), which has won three straight Western Division championships, at 7 o’clock at Mililani.

Kalaheo defeated Leilehua 3-0, Aiea trimmed Moanalua 2-1 and Kailua senior Sarah Takekawa scored a hat trick as the Surfriders rolled over Radford 7-2 in yesterday’s other opening-round games.

Kalaheo, Aiea and Kailua advance to today’s quarterfinals against teams that earned byes in yesterday’s first round by finishing first or second in their divisions. Kalaheo plays at Eastern Division champion Kahuku (9-0-0) at 7 p.m.

Tonight’s four winners move on to semifinal games at Mililani on Tuesday, and all four qualify for the state tournament Feb. 7-10.


OIA CHAMPIONSHIP TOURNAMENT

Girls varsity
Championship playoffs
First round
Yesterday’s results

At Aiea

Kalani 1, Waialua 0. Kal-Jillian Okamoto.

Aiea 2, Moanalua 1. Aiea-Nadine Manangan, Lynnsey Ho. Moan-Estelle Canincia.

At Kailua

Kalaheo 3, Leilehua 0. Kala-Sara Anglin, Breton Frazer, Tonya McBride.

Kailua 7, Radford 2. Kai-Sarah Takekawa 3, Kelsie Pie, Keona Byers, Rachael Gonzales, Stacy Takekawa. Rad-Julie Carter, Meghan Rivera.

Quarterfinals
Today’s games
(Division, seed in parentheses)

At Mililani

Kaiser (E2) vs. Aiea (W3), 5:15 p.m.

Mililani (W1) vs. Kalani (E4), 7 p.m.

At Kahuku

Pearl City (W2) vs. Kailua (E3), 5:15 p.m.

Kahuku (E1) vs. Kalaheo (E5), 7 p.m.

Junior varsity girls
Semifinals

Last night’s results

Mililani 3, Kailua 0

Pearl City 3, Kahuku 0 (Kahuku’s first defeat)

Championship
4 p.m. today

Pearl City (W2) at Mililani (W1)


Interscholastic League of Honolulu
Boys varsity

Punahou 8, Damien 0. Pun-Sean Akamine 2, Christopher Chandler 2, Thomas Jencks 1, Liam Gray 1, Blake Kitamura 1, Marcus Asahina 1.

Kamehameha 1, Pac-Five 0. Kam-Gabriel Chan

St. Louis 3, Mid-Pacific 2. StL-Ha’aheo Bento 2, Keisuke Yasuda 1. MPI-Eric Carter, Kyle Kawatomari.


BIIF

Kealakehe advances: The girls from Kealakehe, the new high school in Kona, defeated Konawaena, the old-timer in Kona, 1-0, in a shootout yesterday to advance to Saturday’s semifinals of the Big Island Interscholastic Federation Girls Tournament.

Kealakehe’s boys also advanced as did Waiakea’s girls and Hawaii Prep’s boys. Yesterday’s winners meet the first two seeded teams based on regular-season results.

Hilo’s boys and Hawaii Prep’s girls won the regular-season championship and state tournament berths. Two other state berths will be determined in the tournament.

Big Island Interscholastic Federation Championship Tournaments
Girls

Yesterday’s results

at Waiakea 5, , St. Joseph 0

Kealakehe 1, at Konawaena 0 (shootout)

Saturday’s semifinals

Waiakea at No. 2 Hilo, 2 p.m.

Kealakehe at No. 1 Hawaii Prep, 3 p.m.

Boys

Yesterday’s results

at Kealakehe 3, Waiakea 0

at Hawaii Prep 2, Honokaa 1

Saturday’s semifinals

Kealakehe at No. 2 St. Joseph, 3 p.m.

Hawaii Prep at No. 1 Hilo, 4 p.m.

Championship games

Wednesday, Jan. 31

Baldwin 3, Seabury Hall 0: Kawika Kahui scored two goals and the unbeaten Bears won despite playing the last 50 minutes with 10 players.

Baldwin improved to 7-0-0 and can clinch the Maui Interscholastic League championship Saturday by beating defending champion King Kekaulike (5-1-1). A tie would keep Na Alii alive.

Kahui scored 17 minutes, 30 seconds into yesterday’s game at Ke¯p¬olani Park.Artie Ferreira added a penalty kick in the 54th minute and Kahui scored again in the 66th minute.

One of Baldwin’s top players was given a red card for dissent and was ejected about 30 minutes into the game.

Baldwin 3, Seabury 0: Bal — Kawika Kahui 2, Artie Ferreira.

King Kekaulike 5, Maui 1 (Tuesday).

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