St. Louis, Quon win state riflery

Advertiser Staff

Kyle Quon of Punahou won the Civilian Marksmanship Program Boys State Riflery individual championship yesterday by shooting a 534, seven points ahead of Eric Okamoto of St. Louis at Konawaena on the Big Island.

St. Louis won the team competition with 2,039 points. Crusaders Okamoto, Michael Tanoue (520), Michael Sato (505) and Kyle Chu (487) finished second, third, eighth and 18th to beat out Waiakea (2,004).

Team Results

1, St. Louis (Eric Okamoto 527, Michael Tanoue 520, Michael Sato 505 and Kyle Chu 487) 2,039. 2, Waiakea 2,004. 3, Leilehua 1,971. 4, Pearl City 1,931. 5, Kalani 1,872. 6, Waimea 1,827. 7, Kaimuki 1,740. 8, Maui 1,643.

Individual Results

Place, Name (School) Prone Aggregate-Standing Aggregate-Kneeling Aggregate—Grand Aggregate.

1, Kyle Quon (Punahou) 191-161-182—534. 2, Eric Okamoto (St. Louis) 185-162-180—527. 3, Michael Tanoue (St. Louis) 188-164-168—520. 4, Bryce Masunaga (St. Louis) 179-151-178—508. 5, Ron Takayama (Waiakea) 178-157-173—508. 6, Steven Kikuchi (Pearl City) 181-155-170—506. 7, Christopher Ayson (Leilehua) 186-150-170—506. 8, Michael Sato (St. Louis) 171-154-180—505. 9, Chase Yoshida (Waiakea) 183-159-163—505. 10, Kelson Davis (Kealakehe) 180-153-171—504. 11, Stephen Alcoran (Leilehua) 182-148-172—502. 12, Waylen Towata (Waiakea) 181-152-167—500. 13, Matthew Haraguchi (Waiakea) 185-136-173—494. 14, Jayrolando Abuy (Leilehua) 181-144-168—493. 15, Ney Nguyen (Kaimuki) 179-146-167—492.