MPI hands 'Iolani second straight baseball loss, 12-2
Advertiser Staff
Kyle Yanabu and Isaac Omura each hit home runs and Matt Inouye scored four times to lead host Mid-Pacific Institute to a 12-2 victory over 'Iolani yesterday in an Interscholastic League of Honolulu baseball game shortened to five innings due to the 10-run mercy rule.
Cory Lum • The Honolulu Advertiser
MPI's win lifts the Owls (5-2) into a second-place tie with 'Iolani in the ILH standings, a half game behind Punahou and St. Louis (both 5-1).
Isaac Omura, right, is congratulated by his Mid-Pacific teammates after hitting a three-run homer in the first inning. MPI beat ëIolani, 12-2.
Omura's three-run blast in the first inning gave the Owls a 4-0 lead, and MPI led 7-0 in the second inning after RBI singles by Inouye and Kevin Khan.
'Iolani scored one run in the third on a bases-loaded walk to Jeremy Kamo, but the Owls answered with four runs in the bottom of the third, Yanabu's two-run homer being the big blow.
Kila Kaaihue's RBI single made the score 11-2 in the fourth inning, but Mid-Pacific ended the game in the fifth after Inouye scored on a throwing error with one out.
'IOLANI (5-2) 001 10— 2 4 6
MID-PACIFIC (5-2) 434 01—12 11 2
Travis McGaughy, Ivan Ing (3), Tyler McCready (3) and Travis Mitsuda. Keric Chang, Bobby Kumasaki (3) and Matt Inouye. WP: Kumasaki (1-0). LP: McGaughy (1-1).
Leading hitters: Iolani— Kila Kaaihue 2-3, RBI; Jeremy Kamo 1-2, RBI. Mid-Pacific— Kyle Yanabu 3-4, double, home run, 3 runs, 2 RBI; Isaac Omura 2-3, home run, 4 RBI; Matt Inouye 2-3, double, 4 runs, RBI; Kevin Khan 2-3, 2 runs, RBI.
MORE ILH
Kamehameha 8, Damien 2: Hubert Pruett, Kainoa Yoshida, Robert Aiwohi and Shannon Kahale combined for a five-hitter with six strikeouts as the Warriors (4-3) defeated the Monarchs (1-6) in the ILH game at Joey De Sa Field. Kamehameha has won four straight after starting the season 0-3.
KAMEHAMEHA (4-3) 100 300 4—8 12 0
DAMIEN (1-6) 000 002 0—2 5 1
Hubert Pruett, Kainoa Yoshida (3), Robert Aiwohi (5), Shannon Kahale (6) and Danny Nitahara. Matthew Higa, David Toles (5), Austen Ho (7) and Cheyne Kawamoto. WP—Yoshida. LP—Higa.
Leading Hitters: Kam—Bronson Sardinha 2-3, double. Dami—Jared Chun 2-3.
OIA BASEBALL
KAHUKU 5, KAIMUKI 0: Daniel Kawahaku pitched a three-hitter with 14 strikeouts as the visiting Red Raiders (2-2) beat the Bulldogs (1-3) in an Eastern Division game. Kawahaku also had half of his team's hits, batting 3-for-3 with a double and two RBIs. Daniel Swearingen had all three of Kaimuki's hits, two of them doubles.
KAHUKU (2-2) 010 040 0—5 6 1
KAIMUKI (1-3) 000 000 0—0 3 2
Daniel Kawahaku and Alex Tohciano. Jess Yee and Leland Ohelo. WP-Kawahaku. LP-Yee
Leading hitters: Kahuku— Daniel Kawahaku 3-3, double, 2 RBI.Kaimuki—Daniel Swearingen 3-3, 2 doubles.
KALANI 14, FARRINGTON 5: Sean Kaku's three-run in the bottom of the third inning sparked a seven-run outburst as the host Flacons routed the Governors at Kahala Field. Kalani's Gurt Koenigs struck out eight batters in four innings.
FARRINGTON (0-3) 200 030 0—5 4 3
KALANI (1-2) 407 021 x—14 11 0
Paul-Allen DeLa Cruz, Criston Barba (3), Shaun Tabil (3) and Shaun Tabil and Criston Barba. Gurt Koenigs, Emric Hirokawa (5), Asher Tamanaha (7) and Sean Kaku. WP—Koenigs. LP—DeLa Cruz.
Leading hitters: Farrington— Micah Alexander 2-3; Criston Barba triple, 2 RBIs. Kalani—Sean Kaku 2-4, 3-run homer, 5 RBIs; Rodney Roque 2-4; Matt Yamada double; Dane Young triple. Sean Kaku had his grandslam in the thrid. Koenings had 8 k's, 5 walks; two, two runs.
JV—Kalani 10, Farrington 5.
KALAHEO 9, KAILUA 8: The Mustangs (2-1) scored six runs in the bottom of the first, then endured a late Surfrider (2-1) rally to narrowly escape with Easatern Division win at Kailua Recreation Center field. Mike Garcia, Chase Woods and Chris Rego all drove in two runs apiece for the Mustangs.
KAILUA (2-1) 000 700 1—8 8 3
KALAHEO (2-1) 601 002 X—9 15 3
Yoshida, Santos (2), and Vickery. Ikaika Hollinger, Chase Woods (4), and Ryan Tucker. WP—Woods. LP—Santos. Leading hitters: Kalaheo— Jeremy Garcia 3-4, 2 runs; Shane Harada 2-4, triple , 2 runs. Mike Garcia 2-4, 2 RBIs; Chris Rego triple, 2RBIs; Alex Zapata 3-4; Chase Woods 2-3, 2 RBIs. Kailua—Travis Hayashida 2-3; Jory Pearce 2-3.
KAISER 16, MOANALUA 10: Chris Gallego batted 4-for-5 with seven RBIs to lead the visiting Cougars (1-0-1) over the Menehunes (2-1) in a East game. Gallego hit a two-run home run in a five-run fifth and had a two-run single in a five-run sixth.
KAISER (1-0-1) 000 255 4—16 16 3
MOANALUA (2-1) 002 050 3—10 8 1
Jason Peters and Chris Gallego. Devin Kitashiro, Nathan Mansberger (5), Mike Miyagi (6), Geoff Say (6),James Strombach (7) and Loren Nakagawa. WP-—Peters. LP—Mansberger.
Leading hitters: Kaiser— David Chu 3-5, double, triple; Eric Ching 4-5; Chris Gallego 4-5, 2 doubles, home run, 6 RBIs; John Uehara double; Ian Matsuda 2-4, double. Moanalua—Steven Green home run; Tony Reid 2-4, double; Loren Nagakawa double, 2 RBIs; James Strombach home run, 2 RBIs.
RADFORD 7, WAIALUA 4: The host Rams (1-3) scored two of their three runs in the bottom of the sixth on an error to beat the Bulldogs (0-4) for their first Western Division win of the season. Brant Onaga went 2-4 for Radford, and Keone Peiler led Waialua with a single and a double.
WAIALUA (0-3) 020 110 0—4 7 3
RADFORD (1-2) 010 033 0—7 6 2
Jonathan Carrano and Jason Vasconellos. David Streett, Tyler Ferguson (4) and Richard Killen. WP—Ferguson. LP—Carroano.
Leading hitters: Waialua— Lee Matsuura 2-3; Keone.Peiler 2-3, double. Radford—Kori Wade 1-2, double; Tyler Ferguson 1-3, double; Brant Onaga 2-4.
WAI'ANAE 12, NANAKULI 3: The Seariders (2-1) took advantage of 10 Golden Hawk (1-2) errors, including two that allowed visiting Wai'anae to score five runs on only one hit in the first inning of an OIA West game. Searider Peter Sarono went 3-4 with a triple and two singles. Ikaika Asinsin led Nanakuli with two singles.
WAI'ANAE (2-1) 510 321 0—12 13 4
NANAKULI (1-2) 000 300 0 — 3 3 10
Chad Fuller, Rodrigues (7) and Peter Sarono. MarioBartholomew, Geral Alapai (5) and Kaipo Bright. WP—Fuller. LP—Bartholomew.
Leading hitters: Wai'anae— Rodrigues 2-5, double, triple; Peter Sarono 3-4, two singles, triple; Brian Gaspar 2-4, two singles. Nanakuli—Ikaika Asinsin 2-3, two singles.
WAIPAHU-PEARL CITY: Yesterday's OIA West game between the Marauders and Chargers at Pearl City was postponed because of rain. The game will be made up tomorrow at 4 p.m. at Pearl City.
BIIF BASEBALL
WAIAKEA 7, KEALAKEHE 2: Ryan Hanohano's hot bat helped Waiakea maintain its perfect record as the Warriors toppled Kealakehe in a Big Island Interscholastic Federation baseball game yesterday in Kailua-Kona.
Hanohano batted 2 for 4 with two RBIs to lead the Warriors, who are the only unbeaten team in the BIIF.
On Tuesday, Hanohano had the game-winning hit in Waiakea's 10-9 victory over crosstown rival Hilo.
Daniel Leite pitched four shut-out innings for the victory.
Morgan Kruger-Burgess went the distance in the loss, and had two RBIs to lead Kealakehe.
WAIAKEA (4-0) 210 002 2 — 7 6 3
KEALAKEHE (3-2) 000 002 0 — 2 3 5
WP: Daniel Leite. LP: Morgan Kruger-Burgess.
Leading hitters: Waiakea—Ryan Hanohano 2-4, 2 RBIs; Casey Meguro 2-4; Morgan Kruger-Burgess 2 RBIs.
ST, JOSEPH 6, KOHALA 1: The Cardinals used back-to-back three-run rallies in the fourth and fifth to down the Cowboys at Kamehameha Park in Kapaau.
ST. JOSEPH (4-1) 000 330 0 — 6 9 0
KOHALA (1-3) 000 100 0 — 1 3 3
WP: Gerred Faisca. LP: Bryce Dela Cruz.
Leading hitters: St. Joseph—Ronnie Carvalho 2-3,
double; James Onaga 2-3.
HILO 13, HAWAI'I PREP 0: The Vikings (3-1) erupted for 12 runs in the third to top Ka Makani (1-3) at Wong Stadium. Brett Kimura and Kaimana Aiwohi combined on the TKO five-inning four-hitter.
HPA (1-3) 000 00— 0 4 2
HILO (3-1) 10(12) 0x—13 11 1
WP: Brett Kimura. LP: Kaiao Archer.
Leading hitters: Hilo—Jeremy Kaaukai 2-2, RBI; Mark Nishimura 2-3, 3 RBIs; Charles Haasenritter 2 RBIs; Joel Baptista 2 RBIs.
KONAWAENA 6, PAHOA 4: Adam Tabieros pitched 6 1/3 innings to earn the win in a battle of BIIF title contenders at Gabby Inaba field in Kealakekua. The Wildcats improved to 2-1 while the Daggers fell to 2-2.
PAHOA (2-2) 300 001 0 — 4 6 6
KONAWAENA (2-1) 023 001 x — 6 5 4
WP: Adam Tabieros. LP: Tyler Borge.
Leading hitters; Kona—Kellen Iwane 2-2; Erik Perez 2-3. Pahoa—Eric Bihag 2-3, 2 RBIs; Randall Naiga 2-3.
HONOKA'A 12, KA'U 8: Dexter Alpiche pitched a six-inning TKO complete-game and Kaneala Ablao batted 3 for 4 to lift the Dragons (1-4) to their first victory. Honoka'a rallied for eight runs in the sixth. Ka'u fell to 1-5.
KA'U (1-5) 101 000—2 6 0
HONOKA'A (1-4) 120 118— 12 12 0
WP—Dexter Alpiche. LP—Gerik Akamu.
Leading hitters: Honokaa—Kaneala Ablao 3-4, 3 RBIs;
Kohl Sylva 2-2, double, triple; Elijah Gacagayn 2-3. Ka'u—Thomas Naboa 2 hits, solo homer.
MIL BASEBALL
BALDWIN 4, LAHAINALUNA 3: Trevor Toshikiyo scattered five hits and had a double and a triple and drove in two runs to lead the Bears over the Lunas yesterday in a Maui Interscholasic League game at Iron Maehara Stadium in Wailuku, Maui.
BALDWIN 000 001 4—5 6 3
LAHINALUNA 002 010 0—3 5 2
Jason Miyahira and Kurt Suzuki. Trevor Toshikiyo, Derrek Perriera (7) and Blaine Bernards. WP—Miyahira. LP—Toshikiyo.
Leading hitters: Lahaina—Toshikiyo 2-4, double, triple, 2 RBIs.
ST. ANTHONY 10, KA'AHUMANU HOU 0: Ian Roodt and Kevin Ault combined on a five-inning two-hitter as the Trojans beat Lions. Roodt had two hits and three RBIs, and Micah Dupont added a single and double and two RBIs for the Trojans.
KA'AHUMANU HOU 000 00—0 2 3
ST. ANTHONY 313 3X—10 11 1
Ron Lawson, Keleb Kini (1), and Kini and Chris Valdez (1). Ian Roodt, Kevin Ault (5) and Joey Hegele, and Travis Texteira (5). WP—Ian Roodt. LP—Lawson.
Leading hitters: St.A—Micah Dupont 2-3, double, 2 RBIs; Texteira 2-3; Roodt 2-3, 3 RBIs; San Hardesty 2-3.
MAUI 9, KING KEKAULIKE 4: Chad Fernandez singled, homered and drove in three runs, leading the Sabers over Na Ali'i yesterday.
MAUI 110 220 3—9 10 2
KING KEKAULIKE 010 003 0—4 8 4
Ikaika Lau Hee, Manu Kaina (3), Joey Hashimoto (7) and Vance Otake. Kurt Hashimoto, Keoni Cabantig (5), Kale Hanks (6) and Baba Wong. WP—Lau Hee. LP—K. Hashimoto.
Leading hitters: Maui—Chad Fernandez 2-4, homer, 3 RBIs; Royce Fukuroka 2-4; Joseph Bastillon 2-4, triple. King—Ikaika Kawai 2-4; K. Hashimoto 2-2, 2RBIs.
Friday MIL Baseball
ST. ANTHONY 16, KA'AHUMANU HOU 1: Sean Hardesty, Travis Texeira and Ian Roodt combined on a two-hitter as the Trojans (1-4) beat the Lions (0-5) for their first win in Maui Interscholastic League play at Iron Maehara Stadium. Texeira went 3-4 with two RBIs, Roodt was 2-3 with 3 RBIs, and Teven Cordero was 2-4 with a double to led the Trojans.
ST. ANTHONY (1-4) (14)00 02—16 16 1
KA'AHUMANU HOU (0-5) 001 00— 1 2 2
Sean Hardesty, Travis Texeira (4) and ian Roodt, Joey Hegle (2). Ron Lawson, Micah Carvalho (1) and Calib Kini. WP—Hardesty. LP—Lawson.
Leading hitters: St. Anthony— Texeira 3-4, double, 2 RBIs; Ian Roodt 2-3, double 3 RBIs; Dorvin Shinjo 2-3, 2 RBIs; Hardesty 2-3, 1 RBI; Teven Cordero 2-4, double; Ryan Ventura 2-2.
MAUI 8, KING KEKAULIKE 1: Allen Castro went the distance on the mound for the Sabers, striking out eight and allowing only two hits in seven innings as the Sabers (5-0) defeated the Na Ali'i (3-2) in MIL play. Kapena Mathias was 3-3 with a double to lead Sabers at the plate.
KING KEKAULIKE (3-2) 010 000 0—1 2 2
MAUI (5-0) 002 231 X—8 10 0
Kip Felton, Jesse Yamaguchi (5) and Bubba Wong. Allen Castro and Vance Otake. WP—Castro. LP—Felton.
Leading Hitters: Maui High—Kapena Mathias 3-3, double; Joey Hashimoto 2-3, double 2 RBIs; Castro 2-2, 1 RBI.
ILH BASKETBALL
'Iolani 70, University High 23: Trisha Nishimoto scored a game-high 19 points and Monica Tokoro added 17 as the Raiders routed the Junior Bows in Interscholastic League of Honolulu play last night at 'Iolani gym. 'Iolani led 48-8 at halftime, and improved to 3-2 with the win.
UNIVERSITY HIGH (1-3) 6 2 7 8—23
'IOLANI (3-2) 27 21 14 8—70
University—Litiana Vakasausau 2, Jessica Shimizu 0, Iwalani Yamaguchi 0, Ka'ula Atisanoe 4, Jeanal Souza 0, Kamaile Durrett 7, Janeen Waialae 2, Karlee Ka'ili'ehu 1, Diane Okubo 5, Tiara Hong 0, Trisha Chang 2.
'IOLANI—Trisha Nishimoto 19, Lana Young 6, Fabriann Gin 12, Jackie Sasaki 2, Janna Young 4, Ginger Gravelle 8, Monica Tokoro 17, Raeceen Woolford 2.
3-point goals—University 1 (Okubo).
MID-PACFIC 57, MARYKNOLL 52: Caroline Beddow sank four free throws in the final minute to carry the Owls (1-4) over the visiting Spartans (0-4) last night in an ILH game. The last nine points of the game were free throws by Mid-Pacific. Diana Samson and Shannon Riley scored 13 points each to lead Maryknoll.
MARYKNOLL (0-4) 8 16 14 14—52
MID-PACIFIC (1-4) 17 13 12 15—57
Maryknoll— Pauline Chan 0, Elizabeth Kam 9, Michelle Baduria 1, Diana Samson 13, Shannon Riley 13, Jenna Castillo 0, Jessica Ho 0, Whitney Wong 2, Stacey Doran 6, Carla Donlin 8, Shalei Bissen-Kealohe 0.
Mid-Pacific—Kelli Kajiwara 7, Rusella Leonhardt 2, Kristy Minamishin 2, Stacie Shimabukuro 2, Shannon Nishi 17, Stephanie Toshi 11, Kristen Tamashiro 0, Valerie Aficial 2, Caroline Beddow 14.
3-point goals—Maryknoll 2 (Samson, Riley). MPI 4 (Kajiwara, Nishi 2, Beddow).
OIA Basketball
KALAHEO 65, MOANALUA 34: Freshman guard Bre Carson scored 18 points, all on 3-point goals, and Heather Gonsalves added 15 points to lead the Mustangs past the Menehunes in OIA East action at Kalaheo.
The Mustangs used a 9-0 run late in the second quarter to take a 37-15 halftime lead, and a 9-2 run early in the third quarter put them up 46-17. Carson made five of her 3-point baskets in the first half.
Two-time Advertiser Player of the Year Brandy Richardson of Kalaheo finished with nine points, six rebounds, three steals, two assists and one block. Patti Hardimon led Moanalua with 12 points.
MOANALUA (2-1) 8 7 10 9—34
KALAHEO (4-0) 20 17 17 11—65
Moanalua—Erin Chow 0, Amy Kotani 9, Alice Ra 0, Kepuanani Lee 4, Sherice Ajifu 0, Samantha Davis 2, Jessica Moran 0, Kelly Kim 7, Marleen Leautu 0, Patti Hardimon 12.
Kalaheo—Bre Carson 18, Stacy Wright 0, Kalena Hatori 0, Brandy Richardson 9, Brandi Benson 5, Natasha Lagapa 0, Alberta Lui 4, Dawnelle Nahinu 0, Heather Gonsalves 15, Nicole Furtado 6, Kira Withy-Allen 4, Brina Fritzsche 4.
3-point goals—Moanalua 1 (Kotani). Kalaheo 9 (Carson 6, Furtado 2, Lui 1).
JV—Kalaheo 29, Moanalua 26
MCKINLEY 44, ROOSEVELT 36: Traci Torralva scored 14 points and the host Tigers raced to a 28-10 halftime lead and never looked back in beating the Rough Riders last night to remain unbeaten in the OIA East. Jodi Nakashima scored 16 points, including four 3-pointers, to lead Roosevelt.
ROOSEVELT(2-2) 7 3 11 15—36
McKINLEY (3-0) 14 14 9 7—44
Roosevelt—Ashley Dutro 5, Yayoi Nishitani 0, Kahea Rodrigues 2, Lehua Lembeck 6, Burgandi Borges 0, Megan Fong 5, Jodi Nakashima 16, Cheri Kahooilihala 2.
McKinley—Chantelle Yadao 0, Kristy Fukamoto 4, Megan Miasaka 0, Lisa Barroga 0, Chyloh Rodrigues 7, Tatina Huckso 0, Briana Ioane 4, Traci Torralva 14, Ceslie Maafala 8, Amber Lee 7.
3-point goals—Roosevelt 5 (Nakashima 4, Dutro 1). McKinley 4 (Rodrigues 2, Fukamoto 1, Torralva 1).
JV—McKinley 32, Roosevelt 30.
KAHUKU 54, KAIMUKI 52: Natasha Kai made a lay-up with 3 seconds left to give the visiting Red Raiders the victory over the Bulldogs. Kaimuki trailed 41-32 going into the fourth quarter. Dalia Solia lead Kaimuki with 17 points.
KAHUKU (1-2) 14 12 15 13—54
KAIMUKI (1-2) 6 18 8 20—52
Kahuku—Mereani Lewenilovo 4, Alberta Fotu 0, Lindsey Williams 8, Lesina Funaki 0, Michelle Peters 1, Jackie Peters 2 , Karla Tailele 8, Mona Nihipali 0, Natasha Kai 19, Krisha Kai 0, Latoya Wily 10, Tanya Alo 2.
KaimukI—Kelly Matsunaga 0, Stephanie Omori 0, Amanda Leopoldo 2, Rachel Santiago 5, Chyenna Souza , Dalia Solia 17, Tyleen Tausaga 9, Jessica Arakawa 1, Katherine Martin 7, Kehau Molina-Gamponia 5, Noelani Tamanaha 6, Lynette La'a 0.
3-point goals—Kaimukii 2 (Solia, Molina-Gamponia)
JV—Kaimuki 46, Kahuku 31
KAISER 56, KAILUA 46: Nanea Kamauoha and Samantha Ching scored 13 points apiece as the visiting Cougars defeated the Surfriders last night in an OIA East game.
KAISER (1-2) 14 13 6 23—56
KAILUA (0-4) 7 13 7 19—46
Kaiser—Shera Yamamoto 0, Nanea Kamauoha 13, Heather Dick 5, Karen Poon 5, Samantha Ching 13, Julie Paulo 8, Brooke Masutani 9, Jasmine Yoshino 1, Lahela Rodrigues 2.
Kailua—Taryn Imai 3, Kanani Piimauna 7, Ivena Armand-Baoy 4, Jade Leong 0, Johnalynn Ilae 6, Jaushlyn Mansinon 9, Ana Fisilau 0, Loke Lastimosa 7, Ruth Pedro 6, Konnie DeCaires 4.
3-point goals—Kaiser 1 (Poon). Kailua 3 (Imai, Mansinon, Lastimosa).
JV—Kailua 33, Kaiser 19
Friday OIA Basketball
NANAKULI 36, RADFORD 35: Maricris Sierra scored 21 points, including three free throws in the final minute to lift the host Golden Hawks (3-0) over the Rams (2-1). Sierra made two free throws to tie the scored at 35. Then she grabbed a rebound, was fouled again and made the winning free throw.
RADFORD (2-1) 5 7 15 8—35
NANAKULI (3-0) 12 7 5 12—36
RADFORD—Maya Blythers 0, Bri Reyes 0, Missy Cordero 7, Heather Massey 15, Kiesa Jones 0, Christina Arnold 3, Lia Mickey 0, Jennifer Taylor 0, Jasmine Kapesi 6, Mae Foki 4.
NANAKULI—Lehua Yap 6, Chelsea Kaimi 2, Kaui Candaleria 2, Bonnie Ramaila 0, Tasha Willings 0, Maricris Sierra 21, Ipo Keopuhiwa 3, Kristy Titcomb 0, Diandra Dias 0, Malia Hirohara 0, Stacey Eli 0, Delandra Costa 0, Tiana Stanton 2.
3-point goals— Radford 3 (Massey 2, Cordero 1). Nanakuli 1 (Keopuhiwa).
JV—Radford 53, Nanakuli 24.
PEARL CITY 34, WAI'ANAE 30: The Chargers (2-2) capitalized on Searider (0-4) foul trouble, making 20-of-30 free throws en route to an OIA Western Division victory at Wai'anae gym. Christy Ayers led Pearl CIty with 11 points, including 9 of 14 free throws.
PEARL CITY (2-2) 8 8 7 11—34
WAI'ANAE (0-4) 7 8 5 10—30
PEARL CITY—Darcie Hamamoto 2, Kimberly Zane 4, Christy Ayers 11, Kelli Yuen 7, Ashley Pagatpaton 4, Shaila Segawa 2, Kristi Yamura 4, Francis Mabalay 0, Kristine Lai 0.
WAI'ANAE—Cori Lum 0, Kisha Hampton 0, Angie Lino 9, Janeen Lee-Abelaye 1,Yvonne Eli 0, Hoku Hamili 4, Tiare Holbron 7, Czarina Gaspar 2, Tristina Nitta 3, Prisca Keawe 4, Rochelle Kekoa 0.
3-point goals—Wai'anae 1 (Holbron.)
JV—Pearl City def. Wai'anae (score not available.)
MIL BASKETBALL
Moloka'i 37, Lana'i 36: Marina Luafellemana scored 16 points and Glena Maikui 10, leading the Farmers over the Pinelasses last night in a Maui Interscholastic League game on Lana'i. Justine Ige and Karen Untalan scored nine points each to lead Lana'i.
