All-star guard Rashaun Broadus scored a game-high 22 points to lead the Trojans, who got 31 points off the bench, including 18 from Simeon Tavares and 11 from Brandyn Fidel.

"It helps us a lot to have a real deep bench," said Broadus, who already has signed a letter of intent to play for Western Washington next year. "Simeon and Brandyn can both knock it down. Other teams can't zone in on me, because everybody on our team is real strong and can score."

The bench support came in handy, since the game was played at breakneck speed from the opening tip until the end. 'Aiea jumped out to a 15-10 lead in the first five minutes, but Mililani went on an 8-0 run to lead 18-15 going into the second period.

Tavares, a 6-foot junior, then came off the bench to score six points to help the Trojans take a 40-30 advantage into halftime. Fidel, a 5-9 junior, also scored six points in the first half.

"It's good to have bench help, and those guys are not shy about putting it up," Mililani coach Mike Coito said. "They give us a different dimension, and also play good defense. Simeon has good court vision, and helped us with some offensive rebounds. He has a good attitude — he doesn't mind coming off the bench. And Brandyn has done a good job for us all year. He kept us going, especially when (point guard) Gary (Deliz) went out."

Na Ali'i never got closer than nine points in the second half.

Wes Williams' layup closed it to 61-50 with 4:20 remaining in the game, but Fidel's two free throws with 1:47 left effectively sealed it by giving the Trojans a 71-57 lead.

Williams led Na Ali'i with 19 points, and Chris Antonio added 16 points. But it wasn't enough against the Trojans, who had nine players enter the scoring column.

"I think they had a good shooting night, and they controlled the boards," 'Aiea coach Rodney Cavaco said. "We're not going to beat too many teams when that happens."

Na Ali'i defeated Mililani in the preseason, but Broadus said the situation last night was different. The Trojans were coming off another big victory Tuesday, over once-beaten Radford.

"This week was basically to see who takes over the West," Broadus said. "It's a big relief."

Coito agreed, but added the season is far from over.

"We play Pearl City on Wednesday, and they're very scrappy," Coito said. "They're dangerous. I'm relieved to get past (Radford and 'Aiea), but it doesn't get much easier. There are no cupcakes out there."

'Aiea 15 15 14 18—62
Mililani 18 22 18 21—79

'AIEA—Nathan Olaivar 0, Jeremy Yuen 0, Chris Antonio 16, Daniel Min 4, Taylor Watanabe 0, Ken Honda 0, Lamont Williams 8, Wes Williams 19, Aaron Powell 5, Arthur Phanphengdy 7, Michael Doney 0, Anthony Johnson 3, Dennis Dedicatoria 0, Samson Chung 0. Totals 22 6-11 62.

MILILANI—Brandyn Fidel 11, Gary Deliz 4, Rashaun Broadus 22, Mitch Rose 2, Jose Santos 1, Andrew Min 6, Trey Brown 7, Alex Patykula 0, Kaipo Patoc 8, Simeon Tavares 18. Totals 24 22-32 79.

3-point goals—'Aiea 4 (Wes Williams 3, Aaron Powell 1) Mililani 3 (Rashaun Broadus 1, Trey Brown 1, Simeon Tavares 1)

JV—Mililani 52, Aiea 37.

• Kalaheo 85, Farrington 45: Ikaika Alama-Francis scored 25 points and DC Daniels added 13 as the host Mustangs raced to a 20-5 lead in the first quarter, and never looked back in beating the Governors.

Farrington 5 13 12 15—45
Kalaheo 20 23 25 17—85

FARRINGTON—Jomell Ambrocio 3, Burt Calaycay 2, Jay Ocol 9, Uriah Seui 8, Rodney Cabebe 4, Royce Macado 3, Sanford McKee 4, Matt Bell 4, Chad Mock 2, Calvin Rilveria 4, Idor Harris 2. Totals 18 8-13 45.

KALAHEO—Charles Elliot 7, Michael Gayle 8, James Robertson 0, Max Anton 0, Shaine Harada 0, Ikaika Alama-Francis 25, William Elliot 0, Zane Cabral 2, Neil Bowers 3, Justin Pedrina 11, DC Daniels 13, Theo Fujita 5, Michael Garcia 2, Jeremy Neufeldt 5, Sam Wilhoite 4. Totals 34 11-15 85.

3-point goals—Farrington 1 (R. Macado). Kalaheo 6 (M. Gail 2, C. Elliot 1, I. Alama-Francis1, N. Bowers 1, Theo Fujita 1)

JV— Kalaheo 39, Farrington 30

Reported by Erin Jenny

• Roosevelt 84, Kalani 53: Anthony Holyfield scored 17 points, Ryan Keomaka 15, Casey Gouveia 14 and Keola Stitzel 11, powering the visiting Roughriders over the Falcons. Roosevelt made seven of its nine 3-pointers in the first half en route to a 37-27 halftime lead.

Roosevelt 19 18 26 21—84
Kalani 7 20 9 17—53

ROOSEVELT—Keola Stitzel 11, Casey Gouveia 14, Shown Francis 8, Ryan Keomaka 15, Laiana Wong 5, Jon Castro 6, Anthony Holyfield 17, Andrew Choy 6, Daniel Balbas 0, Naymon Frank 2. Totals 28 19-26 84.

KALANI—Carson Chun 4, Kekoa Tam 5, True St. Thomas 9, Robert D'Amato 17, Jerry Wang 8, Matt Young 4, Dane Souza 6, Mike McQuay . Totals 18 15-27 53.

3-point goals—Roosevelt 9 (Stitzel 2, Gouveia 2, Keomaka 4, Castro 1). Kalani 2 (D'Amato)

JV—Kalani 33, Roosevelt 53

Reported by Shaunai Yoshimura

• Radord 68, Waialua 41: Jay Johnson and Chris Williams scored 12 points each, and Kula Tanuvasa added 11 for the Rams, who raced to a 19-8 first-quarter lead in rolling past the host Bulldogs, Waialua had 19 points from Jonathan Aceret.

Radford 19 20 16 13—68

Waialua 8 18 9 6—41

RADFORD—Justin Rellin 6, Tauren Moore 3, Charles Seanior 5, Jeffery O'Garro 5, Joshua Auelua 0, Kula Tanuvasa 11, Jay Johnson 12, Chris Williams 12, B.J. Samuel 2, Daniel Downs 4, La Micheal Wilkins 8. Totals 27 9-12 68.

WAIALUA—Daniel Jamora 4, Po'okela Gasper 7, John Carrano 0, James Leong 0, Mark Hayes 0, NIcholas Serrone 0, Ikaika Soares 9, Aaron Agsalda 2, Micah Vasconcellos 0, Brady Abendanio 0, Jonathan Keao 0, Jonathan Aceret 19. Totals 18 5-8 41.

3-point goals—Radford 5 (Seanior 1, Johnson 2, Williams 2)

JV—Radford 53, Waialua 42

Reported by Joanna Alfanta

• Wai'anae 57, Nanakuli 41: Jason Tau scored eight of his game-high 17 points in the fourth quarter to help the host Seariders turn back the Golden Hawks.

Nanakuli 4 12 16 9—41
Wai'anae 14 15 9 19—57

NANAKULI—Evared Rominena 5, Jacob Kaawa 7, John Chandler 8, Eddie Ko 2, Rolando Celes 8, Alika Enos 0, Kaleo Enos 3, JoJo Wilkins 0, Henry McShane 8. Totals 15 7-12 41.

WAI'ANAE—Dwight Viernes 0, Jacob Milare 8, Brentin Fabrao 0, Justin Lafua 7, Preston Popa 10, Teacel Hines 4, Jason Tau 17, Justin Burgess 0, Ollie Dunlap 9, Kekoa Reyes 2. Totals 22 9-13 57.

3-point goals—Nanakuli 4 (Evared 1, John 2, Rolando 1). Waianae 4 (Jacob 2, Preston 2)

JV— Nanakuli 42, Wai'anae 36

ILH BASKETBALL

• Iolani 55, Kamehameha 37: Derrick Low scored 21 points and Bobby Nash 12, leading the visiting Raiders over the Warriors last night in an Interscholastic League of Honolulu Division I game.

Iolani 15 12 12 16—55
Kamehameha 6 14 10 7—37

IOLANI—Jon Grobe 8, Derrick Low 21, Zach Tollefson 0, Bobby Webster 6, Bobby Nash 12, Joe Udell 4, Todd Blankenship 0, Tyler McCready 4.

KAMEHAMEHA—Pono Enos 2, Eric Shaver 3, Nalu Perkins 5, Sean Uyehara 4, Caleb Spencer 7, Aaron Kahaloa 4, Waika Spencer 0, Willie Melemai 12.

3-point goals—Iolani 1 (Low). Kamehameha 3 (Shaver, Perkins, C. Spencer)

ILH Division II

• Hawaii Baptist Academy 47, Lutheran 38

HBA—Ryan Hee 16, Luth—Matt Taira 11

• Academy of Pacific 33, ASSETS 31.

• Mid-Pacific 65 Damien 42. MPI—Chris Ho 19; Travis Tyler 13. Dami—Ranson Decosta 19; Brandon Kahale 10.

• St. Louis 61, Maryknoll 36. St.L—Jason Rivers 16.

• Kamehameha 50, Punahou 42. Pun—Kevin Lau 13; Kawika Fiddler 11.

• St. Louis II 61, Lanakila Baptist 51. St.L—C.J. Gibbs 13; Kaipo Fernandez 13; Travis Gonzaga 11. Lana—David Stewart 20, Alika Durington 15.

• Redemption 24, University High 69. Red—Tony Troche 11. UH—Nick Clay 14, Tristen Childs 12, Tommy Chun-Ming 12, David Johnson 11.

•Kamehameha II 54, Iolani 46. Kam—Keano Noa 19, Mana Easley 18. Iol—Kawika Nakoa 24.

Junior Varsity

• Punahou 61, Word of Life Academy 42

• Iolani 49, Maryknoll 37

• Mid-Pacific 55, Lutheran 30

• Kamehameha 51, University 34

MIL BASKETBALL

• Lana'i 69, St. Anthony 45: Rocky Sanches scored 14 of his 26 points in the second quarter as host Lana'i routed St. Anthony.

St. Anthony 9 9 15 12—45
Lana'i 16 25 11 17—69

St. Anthony—Matt Choy 16, Jamaal Rivers 8, Desmon Barbero 1, Travis Texeira 7, Taylor Lyman 6, Joel Svenson 5, Joe Griffith 2. 16 9-18 45.

Lana'i—Josh Amby 6, Parker De La Cruz 2, Alexis Javier 1, Reece Sanches 6, Reggie Lamay 6, Kapena Alconcel 9, Rocky Sanches 26, Likiki Davis 13. 26 12-29 69

3-point goals—St. Anthony 4 (Choy 3, Svenson 1). Lana'i— 5 (Reece Sanches 1, Lamay 2, Rocky Sanches 2)

JV—St. Anthony 51, Lana'i 45

OIA SOFTBALL

• Cambell 10, Kaimuki 7: The Sabers rallied for three runs in the top of the 10th inning to beat the Bulldogs and earn the OIA's fifth state tournament berth.

Campbell (10-3) 121 100 020 3—10 11 2
Kaimuki (10-3) 000 002 320 0— 7 8 4

WP—Jenna Sylva. LP—Krissy Moefu

Leading hitters:Camp—Jaylen Garcia 2-6, double; Ashley Streadbeck 3-6; Sylva 2-6; Alicia Pada 3-5. Kaimuki—Tyleen Tausaga 3-5, double; Lovely Moyle 2-5, 2 RBIs; Moefu 2-5.

Reported by Lene Tausaga

MIL SOFTBALL

• Lana'i 1, Moloka'i 0: Jerri Fautate'a tossed a one-hitter and Leslie Alcantara scored Lana'i run off an error in the bottom of the sixth inning in a Maui Interscholastic League game on Lanai.

Moloka'i 000 000 0—0 1 1
Lana'i 000 001 X—1 8 0

WP—Jerri Fautate'a. LP—Kayla Luuloa

Leading hitters: Lana'i—Justine Ige 2-3; Leslie Alcantara 2-3.

Reported by Rodney Higa

OIA SOCCER

• Playoffs to begin: The first 200 games were warm-ups.

Next week, the O'ahu Interscholastic Association soccer season gets serious.

Twelve boys and 12 girls teams, out of the 42 that started divisional play last month, will duel in the league's championship tournament. At stake, besides the OIA championships, are five berths in each gender in next month's state tournaments.

The OIA boys tournament begins Wednesday and the girls start Friday. While various sites are used for early rounds, both championship games will be at Pearl City High on Saturday, Feb. 2.

Teams are seeded, and sites in the first two rounds determined, by the final divisional standings, so those first 200 games weren't without rewards. The first two seeded teams in East and West divisions get free passes into the quarterfinals.

Mililani won both the boys and girls championships in the Western Division. Neither team lost a game, although the girls were tied once.

Campbell's boys and 'Aiea's girls finished second.

In the Eastern Division, Kalaheo's girls and Kaiser's boys were the champions with Kailua's girls and Castle's boys finishing second.

Pearl City won both OIA boys and girls championships last year. But Pearl City's boys did not qualify for this season's tournament because the Chargers had to forfeit their first seven games when it was discovered a player had forged his grades in order to remain eligible.

Mililani is the defending state boys champion.

O'ahu Interscholastic Association

Soccer Championship Tournament

BOYS

(Seeds, division records in parentheses)

FIRST ROUND

Wednesday, Jan. 23

At Leilehua

East 4 Kahuku (6-3-1) vs. West 5 'Aiea (4-3-2), 5:15 p.m.

West 3 Leilehua (6-3-0) vs. East 6 Kailua (5-3-2), 7 p.m.

At Moanalua

West 4 Radford (6-3-0) vs. East 5 Kalani (6-4-0), 5:15 p.m.

East 3 Moanalua (7-3-0) vs. West 6 Wai'anae (3-4-2), 7 p.m.

QUARTERFINALS

Thursday, Jan. 24

At Mililani

East 2 Castle (7-1-2) vs. winner of Leilehua-Kailua, 5:15 p.m.

West 1 Mililani (9-0-0) vs. winner of Kahuku-'Aiea, 7 p.m.

At Kaiser

West 2 Campbell (6-2-1) vs. winner of Moanalua-Wai 'anae, 5:15 p.m.

East 1 Kaiser (10-0-0) vs. winner of Radford-Kalani, 7 p.m.

SEMIFINALS

Tuesday, Jan. 29

Jan. 24 winners at Mililani, 5:15 and 7 p.m.

CHAMPIONSHIP

Feb. 2

Semifinal winners at Pearl City, 5:30 p.m.

LOSERS' BRACKET

At Kailua

Wednesday, Jan. 30

Quarterfinal losers at 5:15 and 7 p.m.

At Kailua

Friday, Feb. 1

At Kailua

Semifinal losers at 5:15 p.m. for third place

Jan. 30 winners at 7 p.m. for fifth place and state tournament berth (first five teams qualify)

Admission for all games: $5 general; $3 students with activity cards and kindergarten through 8th graders.

Yesterday's Result

Waipahu 1, Kapolei 0. Paul Kiyan

O'ahu Interscholastic Association

Soccer Championship Tournament

GIRLS

(Seeds, division records in parentheses)

FIRST ROUND

Friday, Jan. 25

At Pearl City

East 4 Kahuku (5-2-3) vs. West 5 Leilehua (4-4-1), 5:30 p.m.

West 3 Pearl City (7-1-1) vs. East 6 Kaiser (5-3-2), 7:15 p.m.

At Roosevelt

West 4 Waialua (5-3-1) vs. East 5 Castle (6-4), 5:30 p.m.

East 3 Roosevelt (6-2-2) vs. West 6 Radford (3-5-1), 7:15 p.m.

QUARTERFINALS

Saturday, Jan. 26

At Mililani

East 2 Kailua (7-1-2) vs. winner of Pearl City-Kaiser, 5:15 p.m.

West 1 Mililani (8-0-1) vs. winner of Kahuku-Leilehua, 7: p.m.

At Kailua

West 2 'Aiea (7-0-2) vs. winner of Roosevelt-Radford, 5:15 p.m.

East 1 Kalaheo (8-1-1) vs. winner of Waialua-Castle, 7 p.m.

SEMIFINALS

Wednesday, Jan. 30

Jan. 26 winners at Mililani, 5:15 and 7 p.m.

CHAMPIONSHIP

Semifinal winners at Pearl City, 7:30 p.m.

LOSERS' BRACKET

Tuesday, Jan. 29:

At Castle

Quarterfinal losers at 5:15 and 7 p.m.

Friday, Feb. 1

At Castle

Semifinal losers at 5:15 p.m. for third place

Jan. 29 winners at 7 p.m. for fifth place and state tournament berth (first five teams qualify)

Admission for all games: $5 general; $3 students with activity cards and kindergarten through 8th graders.

BIIF SOCCER

• Hilo sweeps regular season: The rewards were significant for Hilo High's boys and girls soccer teams for going unbeaten in the Big Island Interscholastic Federation's 13-game regular season.

The Vikings earned berths in next month's state tournaments and free passes into the semifinals of the BIIF tournaments that start on Wednesday.

And should either Hilo team fail to win the tournament, it gets another shot at the tournament winner for the overall Big Island championship.

Six of the 14 teams in each gender qualified for the tournament.

Hilo's boys finished second in the state last season.

BOYS

(Regular-season records in parentheses)

Wednesday, Jan. 23

Hawai'i Prep (8-5) at Waiakea (10-3), 3 p.m.

Honoka'a (8-5) at St. Joseph (9-4), 3 p.m.

Saturday, Jan. 26

Honoka'a-St. Joseph winner at Hilo (13-0), 2 p.m.

Hawai'i Prep-Waiakea winner at Kealakehe (11-2), 3 p.m.

Wednesday, Jan. 30

Tournament Championship

Jan. 26 winners at higher seed

Third Place

Jan. 26 losers at higher seed (if necessary)

Saturday, Feb. 2

Overall Championship

Tournament champion vs. Hilo (if necessary)

GIRLS

Wednesday, Jan. 23

Honoka'a (7-6) at Kealakehe (10-3), 3 p.m.

Konawaena (8-5) at Hawai' i Prep (10-3), 3 p.m.

Saturday, Jan. 26

Konawaena-Hawai'i Prep winner at Hilo (13-0), 4 p.m.

Honoka'a-Kealakehe winner at Waiakea (12-1), 3 p.m.

Wednesday, Jan. 30

Tournament Championship

Jan. 26 winners at higher seed

Third Place

Jan. 26 losers at higher seed (if necessary)

Saturday, Feb. 2

Overall Championship