No. 3 Mililani slips past Pearl City, 45-43
Advertiser Staff
Trey Brown scored 17 points, and Rashaun Broadus and Kaipo Patoc each added 10 as third-ranked Mililani escaped with a 45-43 victory over host Pearl City in an O'ahu Interscholastic Association Western Division boys basketball game last night.
Broadus sank two free throws in the closing seconds to put the Trojans out of reach at 45-40. Corey Tavares hit a 3-pointer with a second to play.
Mililani improved to 7-0.
Michael Adams scored 13 points and Gabriel Spencer 10 for Pearl City.
Mililani (7-0) 7 10 14 14—45
Pearl City (5-2) 6 13 8 16—43
Mililani—Gary Deliz 2, Rashaun Broadus 10, Mitch Rose 2, Trey Brown 17, Alex Patykula 2, Kaipo Patoc 10, Simeon Tavares 2. Totals 19 7-13 45.
Pearl City—Corey Tavares 7, Marcus Felder 4, Gabriel Spencer 10, Kapena Wong 9, Micheal Adams 13. Totals 13 16-25 43.
3-point goals—Pearl City 1 (Tavares).
JV—Mililani 53, Pearl City 43.
Reported by Lana Mitchell
• 'Aiea 79, Nanakuli 53: Daniel Min scored 18 points and 'Aiea pulled away with a 31-point second quarter.
'Aiea (6-1) 14 31 21 13—79
Nanakuli (1-7) 11 19 16 7—53
'Aiea—Jerome Duldulao 2, Jeremy Yuen 2, Chris Antonio 12, Daniel Min 18, Taylor Watanabe 9, Ken Honda 0, Lamont Williams 12, Wes Williams 11, Aaron Powell 1, Arthur Phanphengdy 4, Michael Doney 0, Anthony Johnson 6, Samson Chung 2. Totals 26 24-30 79.
Nanakuli—Jacob Kaawa 14, John Chandler 7, Eddie Ko 4, Rolando Celes 9, Alika Enos 4, Kaleo Enos 2, JoJo Wilkins 4, Henry McShane 3, Evared Romena 6. Totals 19 12-20 53.
3-point goals—'Aiea 3 (Min, Watanabe, Johnson). Nanakuli 3 (Romena, Kaawa, Chandler).
JV—Nanakuli 47, 'Aiea 40.
Reported by Shawna Macias.
• Leilehua 60, Wai'anae 55: Derrick Thomas scored all 17 of his points in the second half to lift Leilehua.
Wai'anae (2-5) 14 14 14 13—55
Leilehua (5-2) 14 13 16 17—60
Wai'anae—Dwight Viernes 0, Jacob Milare 7, Brentin Fabrao 2, Justin Lafua 2, Jeremiah Ulu 0, Preston Popa 18, Justin Burgess 8, Ollie Dunlap 6, Kekoa Reyes 12. Totals 21 11-16 55.
Leilehua—Andrew Talaeai 11, Demitirus Washington 2, TJ Brewington 0, Timothy Flowers 0, Brandon Lowe 11, Antonio Carter 0, Kaimana Mehrtens 0, Zacarius Rivera 6, John Dolac 13, Jon Connelly 0, Derrick Thomas 17. Totals 14 21-26 60.
3-point goals—Wai'anae 2 (Milare, Popa). Leilehua 5 (Lowe 3, Dolac 2).
JV—Leilehua 51, Wai'anae 42.
Reported by Danielle Parish
• Waipahu 64, Waialua 43: Maurice Daniels scored a game-high 17 points, including three 3-pointers, to lead Waipahu.
Waialua (1-6) 12 19 8 4—43
waipahu (5-2) 15 21 16 12—64
Waialua—Daniel Jamora 12, Po'okela Gasper 7, John Carrano 2, James Leong 0, Mark Hayes 1, NIcholas Serrone 0, Ikaika Soares 6, Aaron Agsalda 0, Brady Abendanio 0, Jonathan Keao 0, Jonathan Aceret 15. Totals 9 25-34 43.
Waipahu—Branden Chung 4, Bryan Acidera 3, Rumel Mejia 2, Thomas Mason 2, Jacob Aga 0, Francis Caliboso 3, Kenneth Cheers 0, Paulo Aga 11, Maurice Daniels 17, Chris Coloma 8, Fritz Crichton 10, Marcus Tulsamata 2, Shane Kaleiwahea 2. Totals 26 9-15 64.
3-point goals— Waipahu 3 (Daniels 3).
JV—Waipahu 42, Waialua 40
Reported by Joybelle Cacacho
• • •
SOCCER
• Kailua advances: Kailua, the East's No. 6 seed, upset West No. 3 seed Leilehua, 2-1, by penalty kicks in the O'ahu Interscholastic Association Boys Soccer Tournament last night at Leilehua.
The score was tied 1-1 after regulation and two overtimes, forcing the penalty-kick decider in which Kailua prevailed 5-4.
Also at Leilehua, West No. 5 'Aiea beat East No. 4 Kahuku, 1-0, by 3-1 on penalty kicks.
In other first-round games at Moanalua, West No. 4 Radford defeated East No. 5 Kalani, 1-0, on Kenny Serna's goal, and East No. 3 Moanalua beat West No. 6 Waianae, 2-0. Neal Arakawa and Geoffrey Say scored for the Menehune.
Last night's winners advance to tonight's quarterfinal round.
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SOFTBALL
• Kamehameha 8, Punahou 0: Leo Sing Chow pitched a six-hitter with nine strikeouts, and Ashley Ruff went 2-4 with a homer and three RBIs to carry Kamehameha.
Sing Chow also batted 2-4, including a triple and RBI.
Lindsay Fujita and Erin Arakawa had two hits apiece for Punahou.
Kamehameha 011 060 0—8 13 0
Punahou 000 000 0—0 6 2
WP—Leo Sing Chow (9 strikeout, 0 walks). LP—Sarah Weisskopf.
Leading hitters: Kamehameha— Ashley Ruff 2-4, homer, 3 RBis; Kate Robinson 2-4; Sing Chow 2-4, triple, 1 RBI, Kaulana Gould homer; Samantha Sardina 2-3, double, 2 RBIs. Punahou— Lindsay Fujita 2-3; Erin Arakawa 2-3
• Iolani 6, Hawai'i Baptist/St. Andrew's/St. Francis 0: Ianeta Lei pitched a two-hitter with three strikeouts, and Blair Agena hit a three-run double to lift the Raiders.
Agena, Stacey Higa and Maile-lei Sylva had two hits apiece for Iolani.
Iolani 005 010 0—6 11 1
HBA/SA/SF 000 000 0—0 2 2
WP—Ianeta Lei (2-hitter, 3 strikeouts). LP—Jaime Shibata.
Leading hitters: Iolani— Blair Agena 2-3, double, 2 runs,, 3 RBIs; Stacey Higa 2-4, double; Maile-lei Sylva 2-4, double.
Reported by Ashley Elliazar
• Sacred Hearts 14, Mid-Pacific 4: Penny Chock had three hits, and Amber Juan and Tiani Lopez-Mattos each had three RBIs to boost Sacred Hearts.
Ashley Sato batted 2-for-3 for Mid-Pacific.
Mid-pacific 002 02— 4 5 9
Sacred Hearts 404 24—14 13 0
WP—Nicole Cazinha. LP—Ashley Sato.
Leading hitters: Mid-Pacific— Sato 2-3, double. Sacred Hearts—Noelle Yempuku 2-4, 3 runs; Penny Chock 3-3, triple, 2 RBIs; Kimi Daniel 2-3; Amber Juan 2-3, 3 runs, 3 RBIs; Cazinha double; Tiani Lopez-Mattos 2-4, homer, 3 RBIs.
Reported by Ali Miyata
• University High 10, La Pietra 0: Kehaulani Yamaguchi pitched a perfect game with six strikeouts and also batted 2-for-2 with an RBI to lead University High.
Mandy Yoshizu and Tara Hiramatsu homered for University High, with Hiramatsu batting 3-for-4.
LA pietra (0-14) 000 000— 0 0 2
University (7-7) 104 203—10 9 0
WP—Kehaulani Yamaguchi (perfect game, 6 strikeouts). LP—Jessica Miller.
Leading hitters: University— Brianna Tsukamoto 2-4, Mandy Yoshizu 2-4, homer, Tara Hiramatsu 3-4, 3-run homer, Yamaguchi 2-2, 1 RBI; Richie-Ann Pitcomb 2-3.
Reported by Willard Gilbert
