Kaiser beats Farrington, 14-5, in OIA baseball game
Advertiser Staff
David Chu, Tommy Kam and Jason Morita each homered to boost Kaiser to a 14-5 victory over Farrington in an O'ahu Interscholastic Association Eastern Division baseball game at Joey DeSa Field yesterday.
The Cougars (7-1-1) lead Kailua (7-2) by a half-game in the OIA East.
Chu batted 4-for-4, including a two-run home run. Kam was 2-for-2 with a two-run homer and Morita was 2-for-4. Rylen Yamamoto was 2-for-4 with a double.
Paul Alan Dela Cruz went 2-for-3 for Farrington.
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FARRINGTON (1-8)
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Chris Gallego, Chad Takanishi (4), John Uehara (6), Darryl Nakano (7) and Kyle Nerona, Gallego (6). Criston Barba, Shaun Tabil (4) and Dennis Rodrigues. WP—Takanishi. LP—Barba.
Abe Manutai connects for a bases-empty home run to left field off Kalaheo pitcher Ikaika Hollinger in the second inning at Kailua Rec Center field.
Leading hitters: Kaiser—Rylen Yamamoto 2-4, double; David Chu 4-4, 2-run homer; Tommy Kam 2-2, 2-run homer; 4 RBIs; Jason Morita 2-4, homer. Farrington—Paul Alan Dela Cruz 2-3, 2 runs.
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• Kailua 15, McKinley 5: The Surfriders scored 10 runs in the first inning on six hits, highlighted by a bases-clearing double by Kawika Kekaula.
Seven Surfriders had two hits each. Kailua had a total of 16 hits.
The game was shortened to five innings due to the league's 10-run rule.
MCKINLEY (2-7)
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KAILUA (7-2)
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Shaughn Kayatani, Blaine Yoshino (2) and Justin Book. Cody Texeira-Vickery, Jarid Kawamoto (3) and Kawika Kekaula, Chad Nishizuka (3). WP—Kawamoto. LP—Kayatani.
Leading hitters: McKinley—Reid Goto 2-3; Todd Miyasato 2-3, double. Kailua—Mike Cathcart 2-3, 2 RBIs; Travis Hayashida 2-3, double, 2 RBIs; Kekaula 2-4, 2 doubles, 5 RBIs; Kawamoto 2-3, 3 RBIs; Doos Santos 2-3, triple; Shaun Sasaki 2-3, 2 RBIs; Derek Yonamine 2-2, 2 RBIs.
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• Moanalua 14, Kalaheo 4: Rick Fukushima batted 3-for-3 and Stephen Green was 2-for-3, including two doubles and three RBIs, to lift the Menehune.
Green had a two-run double in a five-run first inning.
The game was called after the fifth inning due to the 10-run rule.
MOANALUA (6-3)
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KALAHEO (5-4)
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Kyle Nakamichi and Lorin Nakagawa. Ikaika Hollinger, Mike Garcia (3), John Knorek (4), Chris Kogima 5, Ryan Tucker. WP—Nakamichi. LP—Hollinger.
Moanalua's Kyle Nakamichi pitched a five-inning complete game in a 14-4 victory over Kalaheo in an OIA East baseball game.
Leading hitters: Moanalua—Geoffrey Say 2-3; Neal Manutai 2-4; Abe Manutai homer; James Strombach 2-3, triple, 2 RBIs; Stephen Green 2-3, 2 doubles, 3 RBIs; Rick Fukushima 3-3.
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• Kahuku 4, Roosevelt 2: The Red Raiders scored all four of their runs in the bottom of the third inning on four singles and two walks, then held off the Rough Riders.
Kahuku's Daniel Kawahakui pitched a complete game, spacing nine hits and striking out three.
Ryan Kotani went 3-for-3 for Roosevelt.
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KAHUKU (4-5)
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Jason Yasuda, Ryan Tanaka (3) and Joey Shimabuku. Daniel Kawahakui and Alex Ponciano. WP—Kawahakui. LP—Tanaka.
Leading hitters: Roosevelt—Ryan Kotani 3-3.
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• Kalani 4, Castle 3: The Falcons scored two runs in the fourth inning and one each in the second and fifth en route to a victory over the Knights.
With the Falcons ahead 4-1, Castle's Jordan Tom homered with one out and Jason Taniguchi homered with two outs, but Bryce Sumida induced a flyout to end the game.
CASTLE (3-5-1)
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KALANI (5-5)
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Sean Yoshida, Charles Teixeira (6) and Jason Taniguchi. Bryce Sumida and Sean Kaku. WP—Sumida. LP—Yoshida.
Leading hitters: Castle—Jordan Tom homer; Jason Taniguchi 3-4, double, homer.
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OIA WEST BASEBALL
• Campbell 12, Waialua 0: Chad Dailey pitched six innings, giving up no runs and one hit, while striking out eight to boost West-leader Campbell (7-1) past winless Waialua.
Dailey also had three hits, including a triple and four RBIs for Campbell.
Lee Matsuura had the lone hit, a single, for Waialua.
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WAIALUA (0-8)
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Chad Dailey, Landon Newcomb (7) and Ikaika Trinidad. Charles Tantog and Keone Peiler. WP—Dailey. LP—Tantog.
Leading hitters: Campbell—Keahi Kapana 2-3, double; Dailey 3-5, triple, 4 RBIs.
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• 'Aiea 4, Waipahu 1: Casey Onaga's two-out, three-run homer in the top of the fifth inning lifted Na Ali'i past the Marauders.
Blake Lamug had eight strikeouts with no walks in six innings before giving way to Matt Yoshimura in the seventh for 'Aiea.
'AIEA( 6-2)
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WAIPAHU (2-6)
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Blake Lamug, Matt Yoshimura (7) and Aaron Powell. Curtis Evans and Shane Jelf. WP—Lamug. LP—Evans.
Leading hitters:'Aiea—Skip Saito 2-3; Chase Nakamura, double, RBI; Casey Onaga 2-3, double, 3-run home run; 3 RBIs. Waipahu—Travis Atualevao 2-3.
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• Radford 3, Pearl City 2: Richard Killen scored the go-ahead run with two out in the bottom of the sixth inning on a throwing error by the Chargers' catcher after a tapper in front of the plate by Jared Holmes.
PEARL CITY (5-3)
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RADFORD (3-5)
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Cory Fujinaga, Chad Hokazu (5) and Gavin Concepcion. Kori Wade, Tyler Ferguson (5) and Richard Killen. WP—Ferguson. LP—Hokazu.
Leading hitters: Pearl City— Brandon Yamamoto 2-3. Radford—Killen 2-3.
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• Leilehua 11, Nanakuli 3: Jon Dolac went the distance, giving up six hits while striking out seven and walking one as the Mules defeated the Golden Hawks.
Dolac went 2-for-4 with a two-run homer in the first inning. Jay Baptista, BJ Clifton, Spencer Omalza and Ricky Paderes also paired hits for Leilehua.
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LEILEHUA (5-3)
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Mario Bartholomew and Kaipo Bright. Jon Dolac and Jay Baptista. WP—Dolac. LP—Bartholomew.
Leading hitters: Nanakuli—Ikaika Asinsin 2-2, triple. Leilehua—Dolac 2-4, home run 4 RBIs; Baptista 2-3, double; BJ Clifton 2-4, double, triple; Spencer Omalza 2-3, 2 doubles; Ricky Paderes 2-3.
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ILH GIRLS BASKETBALL
• St. Francis advances: Elizabeth Narkon scored 17 points as St. Francis rallied in the fourth quarter to beat Mid-Pacific 51-48 to advance in the Interscholastic League of Honolulu girls basketball tournament for the league's second state berth.
St. Francis was down 29-20 at halftime and 39-36 after three quarters.
St. Francis, the Division II champion, is 13-2. Mid-Pacific finished 1-12.
Maryknoll faces University High at 5 p.m. and St. Francis plays Sacred Hearts at 6:30 p.m. at McCabe Gym today.
ST. FRANCIS (13-2)
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MID-PACIFIC (1-12)
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St. Francis—Donna Echalas 0, Christy Vause 0, Syndey Coelho 0, Adrianne Pereira 10, Deeann Nahale 3, Melanie Erice 0, Ashley Fernandez 5, Lauren Upadhyaya 2, Chelsey Correa 1, Heidi Rogers 4, Elizabeth Narkon 17, Jamila Jarmon 9, Paea Williams 0, Melissa Novikoff 0.
Mid-Pacific—Kelli Kajiwara 10, Rosella Leonhardt 0, Kristy Minamishin 4, Stacie Shimabukuro 0, Kimberly Hee 8, Shannon Nishi 7, Kristen Tamashiro 0, Kristen Young 0, Stephanie Toshi 0, Valerie Aficial 2, Caroline Beddow 17, Stevie Kawatomari 0.
3-point goals—St. Francis 4 (Pereira 3, Nahale 1). Mid-Pacific 5 (Kajiwara 2, Hee 2, Nishi 1).
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CORRECTION
• Paget Kahapea is a member of the McKinley basketball team. Her named was misspelled in the scoring summary of McKinley's 51-29 victory over Kaimuki in a Sports story posted Saturday.
