High schools
St. Joseph's Onaga pitches 3rd straight BIIF shutout
Advertiser Staff
James Onaga pitched his third straight shutout as St. Joseph defeated Hilo, 3-0, yesterday in a Big Island Interscholastic Federation baseball game at Wong Stadium.
St. Joseph improved to 5-1, second to Waiakea (4-0). Hilo fell a rung to fourth place at 3-2.
Onaga (3-0) allowed two hits and one walk, and struck out eight to run his scoreless innings streak to 19.
Previously, Onaga shut out Kealakehe, 4-0, and Konawaena, 10-0, in a five-inning TKO contest.
Yesterday, the Cardinals scored all their runs in the sixth on three hits, an error and a two-run wild pitch.
Che Doran led off with a bunt single and Aaron Carvalho followed with a single to right. Mike Seto Jr. reached on an error to load the bases.
Hilo pitcher Davin Feary was replaced by Charles Haasenritter, who threw a wild pitch that allowed runners to score from third and second.
After hitting Ronnie Carvalho, Haasenritter tossed one pitch to Ben Bautista and was replaced by Brett Kimura.
Bautista lined a single to left, scoring Seto for a 3-0 lead.
In the seventh, the Vikings staged a two-out rally. Jeremy Kaaukai reached on an error and Kimura was hit by a pitch. Onaga struck out Haasenritter on a full count to end the game.
It was St. Joseph's second straight victory over Hilo after not beating the Vikings for 19 years.
HILO (3-2)
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000
0
0
2
2
ST. JOSEPH (5-1)
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003
x
3
5
2
WP — James Onaga. LP — Davin Feary.
Leading hitter — St. Joe: Aaron Carvalho 2-3.
• Konawaena 3, Honoka'a 0: James McGowan and Jonathan Kusano combined on a four-hitter in a BIIF game yesterday at Gabby Inaba Field in Kealakekua.
Kusano batted 2-for-3, including a solo homer in the sixth.
McGowan went five innings while Kusano pitched the final two to shut out the Dragons, who stranded 10 runners.
HONOKA'A (1-5)
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000
0
0
4
2
KONA (3-1)
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102
x
3
3
0
WP — James McGowan. LP — Dexter Alpiche.
Leading hitter — Kona: Jonathan Kusano 2-3, solo homer.
BASKETBALL
• MIL: Christan Naylor scored 17 points and Kanani Ventura 13 as visiting Maui defeated King Kekaulike in a Maui Interscholastic League game last night.
Maui outscored King Kekaulike 24-10 in the fourth quarter.
Liane Matsumoto led King Kekaulike with 13 points.
MAUI
10
12
9
24
55
KING KEKAULIKE
10
10
9
10
39
Maui — Christan Naylor 17, Kanani Ventura 13, Misty Ohashi 11, Akua Cabros 7, Janna Young Sik 6, Katherine Amina 1.
King Kekaulike — Liane Matsumoto 13, Marcy Perreira 11, Nicole Fernandez 4, Rochelle Furtado 4, Rachel Burgess 1, Chanel Ah Nee 4, Renee Eharis 2.
3-point goals — Maui 1 (Naylor). King Kekaulike 2 (Matsumoto, Perreira)
JV — King Kekaulike 27, Maui 20
• Lahainaluna 48, St. Anthony 37: Fatai Hala'api'api scored 16 points as Lahainaluna defeated St. Anthony in an MIL on Monday night.
Chelby Estrella scored 16 for St. Anthony.
LAHAINALUNA
14
10
10
14
48
ST. ANTHONY
9
6
10
12
37
Lahainaluna — Fatai Hala'api'api 16, Tiara Kukahiko 4, Missy Kaina 7, Hannalor Cabrera 4, Janet Bilog 4, Almarie Nava 2, Sherlyn Yadao 7, Monika Vinikita 2, Inani Young 2.
St. Anthony — Chelby Estrella 16, Jasmine Ruiz 6, Sierra Dunn 6, Summer Dela Cruz 4, Mirian Tam 5.
• BIIF: Alyson Martin scored 10 points as Waiakea beat Hawai'i Prep, 40-25, in a Big Island Interscholastic Federation game. Rachel Gleed led HPA with seven points.
WAIAKEA
11
10
14
5
40
HAWAI'I PREP
9
6
6
4
25
JV score — Waiakea 37, HPA 14.
TENNIS
• OIA championships: Semifinal matches in the O'ahu Interscholastic Association team tennis championships will be played today with each division's champion playing host to the opposite division's runner-up.
In boys matches, Farrington plays at 'Aiea and Mililani goes to Kaiser.
In girls, Mililani comes to town to meet Roosevelt and McKinley leaves town to play at Pearl City.
All matches start at 3 p.m.
If teachers are not on strike, the winners will play at 2 p.m. Saturday at University of Hawai'i.
Final standings, based on cumulative matches won:
Girls
East: 1, Roosevelt 42. 2, McKinley 41. 3, Moanalua 31. 4, Kalaheo 27. 5, Kaiser 25. 6, Kailua 25. 7, Farrington 22. 8, Kahuku 21. 9, Kalani 17. 10, Castle 14. 11, Kaimuki 11.
West: 1, Pearl City 39. 2, Mililani 38 (won head-to-head tiebreaker). 3, Leilehua 38. 4, Campbell 28. 5, Radford 24. 6, Waipahu 23. 7, Wai'anae 13. 8, 'Aiea 10. 9, Waialua 9. 10, Kapolei 0.
Boys
East: 1, Kaiser 41 points. 2, Farrington 37. 3, McKinley 31. 4, Kahuku 29. 5, Roosevelt 28. 6, Kalani 27. 7, Kalaheo 23. 8, Kailua 21. 9, Castle 20. 10, Moanalua 9. 10, Kaimuki 8.
West: 1, 'Aiea 40. 2, Mililani 39. 3, Pearl City 37. 4, Leilehua 29. 5, Waipahu 26. 6, Campbell 20. 7, Radford 18. 8, Waialua 10. 9, Wai'anae 7. 10, Kapolei 0.
GOLF
• Wrong date: The OIA team championships will be held next Wednesday at 10 a.m. at Wai'alae Country Club. Leilehua and Pearl City boys, and Moanalua and 'Aiea girls finished 1-2 in semifinal play Monday to advance to the championships. An incorrect date for the final was reported to the Advertiser previously.
POLLS
BASEBALL
HawaiiSportsNetwork.com Coaches and Media Poll
(First-place votes in parentheses. Records through March 31.)
League Record
Pts.
PV
1.
Punahou (15)
5-1
185
3
2.
'Iolani
5-2
156
1
3.
Mid-Pacific (2)
5-2
134
9
4.
(tie) St. Louis (2)
4-2
131
2
4.
(tie) Baldwin (1)
6-0
131
7
6.
Kamehameha
4-3
117
5
7.
Mililani
3-0
111
4
8.
Waiakea
4-0
76
NR
9.
Maui
6-0
64
NR
10.
PearlCity
2-0
45
6
Others receiving votes: Castle (3-0-1) 40, Kailua (2-0) 6, Moloka'i (5-1) 4, Kaiser (2-0-1) 3, Kaua'i (2-0) 3, Kapa'a (2-1) 3, 'Aiea (2-0) 2, St. Joseph (4-1) 1.
GIRLS BASKETBALL
HawaiiSportsNetwork.com Coaches & Media Poll
(First-place votes in parentheses. Records through March 31.)
League Record
Pts.
PV
1.
Punahou (19)
4-0
270
1
2.
Kalaheo (9)
4-0
261
2
3.
'Aiea
2-0
212
4
4.
Kamehameha
4-0
209
3
5.
'Iolani
3-2
130
6
6.
Waiakea
2-0
122
7
7.
Baldwin
7-0
90
8
8.
McKinley
3-0
77
9
9.
Konawaena
2-0
42
NR
10.
Honoka'a
1-1
38
5
Others receiving votes: Kohala (2-0) 26, Leilehua (3-0) 18, Seabury Hall (7-0) 15, Moanalua (2-1) 7, Farrington (3-0) 6, Nanakuli (3-0) 4, St. Francis (6-0) 4, Kahuku (2-2) 3, Maui (n/a) 1, Roosevelt (2-2) 1.
CORRECTION
• OIA records: Castle is 3-0-1 and Roosevelt is 3-1 in OIA East baseball. Standings printed yesterday were incorrect.
JUDO
Girls
W
L
Castle
5
0
McKinley
4
1
Kahuku
3
1
Moanalua
3
1
Kaimuki
2
2
Kaiser
2
2
Roosevelt
1
4
Kalani
0
4
Kailua
0
5
Girls
W
L
Pearl City
4
0
'Aiea
3
1
Mililani
3
1
Waipahu
2
1 (tie)
Kapolei
2
2
Campbell
1
2 (tie)
Leilehua
0
4
Waialua
0
4
Boys
W
L
McKinley
5
0
Kaiser
4
0
Kahuku
3
1
Moanalua
3
1
Castle
3
2
Kaimuki
2
2
Kalani
0
4
Kailua
0
5
Roosevelt
0
5
Boys
W
L
Pearl City
4
0
'Aiea
3
1
Campbell
3
1
Mililani
3
1
Kapolei
2
2
Waipahu
0
2
Leilehua
0
4
Waialua
0
4
