Campbell forfeits state playoff berth
Advertiser Staff
Campbell High's softball team, which finished fifth in the O'ahu Interscholastic Association playoffs last week, forfeited an undisclosed number of wins for using an academically ineligible player, causing the Sabers to forfeit a berth into next week's state tournament, the league confirmed last night.
Eugene Tanner • The Honolulu Advertiser
The Sabers were 8-2 after regular season play and second place in the OIA West. They advanced to the playoffs, where they finished fifth. The top five teams from the OIA qualify for the state tournament.
Waialua's Ashley Yoshizu heads the ball upfield as Castle's Aimee Watanabe looks on. Castle defeated Waialua 2-1 in the first round of the O'ahu Interscholastic Association varsity girls soccer tournament.
The Sabers beat Kaimuki in a fifth-place playoff, but that was one of the wins forfeited, league softball coordinator Gordon Miyashiro said. He said the Bulldogs will be the OIA's fifth representative in the 12-team state tournament, which begins Wednesday at the Rainbow Wahine Softball Stadium at the University of Hawai'i.
Miyashiro said that even with the forfeits, which included some regular season wins, the Sabers still would have qualified for the OIA playoffs. He noted that Campbell did lose its first game of the playoffs before winning the fifth-place game.
It is the second time this season an OIA team had to forfeit games for using an ineligible player. Earlier, Pearl City's boys soccer team forfeited five wins and a tie that effectively eliminated the defending league champions from advancing to the playoffs.
GIRLS SOCCER
• Four advance: Kahuku, Castle, Pearl City and Roosevelt advanced to today's quarterfinals of the O'ahu Interscholastic Association girls soccer tournament.
The tournament's top four seeded teams begin play today.
O'ahu Interscholastic League
Girls Varsity
Kahuku 4, Leilehua 0. Marisha Huddy, Kamakamae Rezantes, Krisha Kai, Jenna Bjorn.
Castle 2, Waialua 1. Cast—Dionne Kaneshiro, Aimee Watanabe. Waial—Alleyson Altz.
Pearl City 3, Kaiser 0. Carmen Calpo, Chante Figueroa, Christie Ayers.
Roosevelt 3, Radford 2 (OT). Roos—Tobi Kanehira, Kellie Higa, Kelly Tengan. Rad—Christina Swartz, Christina Arnold.
Girls JV
Semifinals
Pearl City 4, Kalaheo 0. Kari Tanimoto 2, Katherine Sanchez, Sheri Lynn Tateyama.
Mililani 1, Kahuku 0. Crystal Ah Sam.
Interscholastic League of Honolulu
Girls Varsity
Pac-Five 2, Mid-Pacific 0. Tillianne Ringwood 1, own goal.
Kamehameha 2, Iolani 0. Randie Hanohano, India Soo.
Punahou 4, St. Francis 0. Adria Campbell, Allison Lipsher, Charlene Lui, Allison Tsuchida.
• Baldwin streak ends: Baldwin High's streak of 69 straight league girls soccer games without a defeat was ended by King Kekaulike 1-0 Thursday night at Pukalani.
ILH BASKETBALL
• IOLANI 77, MID-PACIFIC 46: Bobby Nash scored 19 and Derrick Low 16 to lift top-ranked and unbeaten Iolani to a victory at Mid-Pacific. Bobby Webster had 13 points for the Raiders.
IOLANI (7-0) 16 22 15 24—77
MID-PACIFIC (1-6) 8 13 14 11—46
Iolani—Jon Grobe 7, Derrick Low 16, Zach Tollefson 2, Bobby Webster 13, Robert Mageo 0, Matt Choy 7, Bobby Nash 19, Joe Udell 0, Chad Miller 6, Gage Eberlin 0, Todd Blankenship 0, Tyler McCready 7. Totals 31 13-20 77.
Mid-Pacific—Lawren Kanno 5, Dusten Umeda 0, Ryan Leong 0, Brendan Katahara 4, Hidataka Hattori 0, Chris Hoe 7, Chris Perry 4, Joshua Santos 2, Travis Tyler 6, Matt Friedman 3, Chris Freshour 15. Totals 19 6-14 46.
3-point goals—Iolani 2 (Webster, Choy). Mid-Pacific 2 (Kanno, Hoe).
Reported by Dezarae Ramos
• PUNAHOU 76, MARYKNOLL 49: Punahou outscored Maryknoll 45-27 in the second half to seal the victory at Iolani. John Freese scored a game high 18 points to led the Buffanblu.
Punahou (6-1) 12 19 24 21—76
Maryknoll (1-6) 12 10 12 15—49
Punahou—Jason Ching 4, Kynan Pang 7, Jason Sakata 0, Stanley Fisher 0, Drew Monahan 0, Andrew Amigleo 7, Todd LaFountaine 11, Daniel Bertao 2, John Freese 18, Alex Fergus 2, David Dowsett 3, Derek Turbin 6, Ryan Zabriskie 8, Dane Uperesa 8. Totals 31 14-21 76.
Maryknoll—Colin Lee 9, Michael Faria 0, Kawika Calizar 3, Sean Ortiz 11, Westin Lee 0, Kevin Lee 12, Pat Torres 2, Bronson Won 12, Jacob Noh 0. Totals 18 9-23 49.
3-point goals— Maryknoll 4 (Ortiz 3, Won 1).
• KAMEHAMEHA 60, ST. LOUIS 53: Nalu Perkins scored 18 points as host Kamehameha defeated St. Louis.
St. Louis (4-3) 7 8 15 23—53
Kamehameha (4-3) 11 14 20 15—60
St. Louis—Bobby Tappy 2, Douglas Adachi 2, Jose Vidad 10, Jonah Lakatani 2, Matt Sonada 7, Desmond Hanohano 4, Jason Rivers 21, Timo Paepule 5.
Kamehameha—Pono Enos 2, Eric Shaver 9, Nalu Perkins 18, Sean Uyehara 5, Caleb Spencer 8, Aaron Kahaloa 6, Willie Melemai 12.
3-point goals—St. Louis 5 (Vidad 2, Lakatani 1, Rivers 1, Paepule 1). Kamehameha 7 (Shaver 3, Spencer 2, Perkins 1, Kahaloa 1)
Division II
Hawai'i Baptist 61, Lanakila Baptist 43. HBA—Ryan Hee 12, Will Stinton 12, Jared Irei 11, David Bartosik 10. Lana—Alika Durington 27.
Lutheran 66, Hanalani 46. High Scorers: Luth—David Lehman 15, Justin Lau 11, Kevin Young 10. Hana—Lito Alcantra 13.
Iolani 67, ASSETS 22. High Scorers: Iol—Travis Agustin 10.
Kamehameha II 64, St. Louis 42. High Scorers: Kam—Mana Easley 18, Noah Peterson 14. St. Louis—Isaiah Robins 11.
JV
Maryknoll 83, Lutheran 33
Punahou 51, Mid-Pacific 22
Kamehameha 46, Hawai'i Baptist 33.
OIA BOYS BASKETBALL
• RADFORD 55, 'AIEA 49: La Micheal Wilkins scored 18 points as Radford defeated host 'Aiea.
The loss dropped 'Aiea into a five-way tie for second at 6-2 with Pearl City, Radford, Leilehua and Waipahu.
Radford (6-2) 11 18 17 9—55
'Aiea (6-2) 7 19 8 15—49
Radford—Justin Rellin 5, Charles Seanior 6, Jeffery O'Garro 7, Joshua Auelua 7, Kula Tanuvasa 5, Jay Johnson 5, Chris Williams 2, La Micheal Wilkins 18. Totals 21 11-18 55.
'Aiea—Nathan Olaivar 4, Jerome Duldulao 0, Chris Antonio 6, Daniel Min 4, Taylor Watanabe 0, Lamont Williams 14, Wes Williams 9, Aaron Powell 0, Arthur Phanphengdy 8, Anthony Johnson 4. Totals 21 3-5 49.
3-point goals—Radford 2 (Rellin, Johnson). 'Aiea 4 (Antonio 2, W. Williams 2).
JV—Radford 51, 'Aiea 36
Reported by Myeleka Hannah
• MILILANI 71, NANAKULI 47: Rashaun Broadus and Simeon Tavares each scored 12 points as the host Trojans remained unbeaten in the OIA West at 8-0.
Nanakuli (1-8) 14 14 6 13—47
Mililani (8-0) 17 16 20 18—71
Nanakuli—Jacob Kaawa 2 , John Chandler 13, Eddie Ko 2 , Rolando Celes 8, Alika Enos 2, Kaleo Enos 14, JoJo Wilkins 2, Henry McShane 4. Totals 15 14-27 47.
Mililani—Thompson Ah Loo 3, Jordan Woolsey 0, Brandyn Fidel 3, Gary Deliz 8, Rashaun Broadus 12, Robert Cacace 0, Mitch Rose 5, Jose Santos 4, Andrew Min 2, Trey Brown 8, Alex Patykula 1, Kaipo Patoc 6, Simeon Tavares 12, Tony Gabriel 7. Totals 29 12-24 71.
3-point goals— Nanakuli 3 (Chandler 3). Mililani (Broadus).
JV—Mililani 57, Nanakuli 41
• LEILEHUA 60, CAMPBELL 53: Derrick Thomas scored nine of his 15 points in the fourth quarter to lead the Mules by the Sabers.
Leilehua (6-2) 14 19 13 14—60
Campbell (3-6) 12 18 10 13—53
Leilehua—Andrew Talaeai 4, Demitirus Washington 8, TJ Brewington 8, Tim Flowers 0, Brandon Lowe 12, Nick Lenzy 0, Kaimana Mehrtens 0, Zachary Anduha 0, Zacarius Rivera 2, John Dolac 11, John Connelly 0, Derrick Thomas 15. Totals 17 4-4 60.
Campbell—Mark Villanueva 2, Eugene Dawson 15, Jacob Cadelinia 17, Marlou Domingo 0, Norman Arce 3, Travis Pratt 0, Mark Palacios 8, Rylan Redona 0, Allen Brown 8, Lionel Edwards 0, Romeo Mayrena 0, Del John Mangrobang 0. Totals 21 5-9 53.
3-point goals— Leilehua 4 (Washington 2, Dolac 2). Campbell 6 (Dawson 3, Brown 2, Arce 1).
JV—Leilehua 67, Campbell 56
Reported by Johnnell Kelley
• PEARL CITY 50, WAIALUA 42: Pearl City scored 22 points in the fourth quarter, including 10 by Kapena Wong, to beat host Waialua.
Pearl City (6-2) 10 12 6 22—50
Waialua (1-7) 8 13 6 15—42
Pearl City—Isaiah Locquiao 0, Corey Tavares 3, Marcus Felder 12, Gabriel Spencer 2, Radley Balze 0, Richard Yuen 5, Royce Yuen 0, Jensen Cabanero 0, Patrick Biela 0, Kapena Wong 16, Micheal Adams 12, Ben Watanabe 0. Totals 21 7-11 50.
Waialua—Daniel Jamora 5, Po'okela Gasper 11, Mark Hayes 0, Ikaika Soares 6, Aaron Agsalda 4, Micah Vasconcellos 0, Jonathan Keao 16. Totals 17 7-11 42.
3-point goals—Pearl City 1 (Tavares). Waialua 1 (Jamora).
JV—Pearl City 46, Waialua 34
Reported by Abegail Aceret
• WAIPAHU 56, WAI'ANAE 24: Branden Chung and Thomas Mason each scored 11 points as the visiting Marauders defeated the Seariders.
Waipahu (6-2) 17 10 12 17—56
Wai'anae (2-6) 6 1 6 11—24
Waipahu—Branden Chung 11, Bryan Acidera 0, Rumel Mejia 2, Thomas Mason 11, Jacob Aga 2, Francis Caliboso 0, Kenneth Cheers 9, Paulo Aga 8, Maurice Daniels 7, Chris Coloma 0, Fritz Crichton 2, Marcus Tulsamata 0, Shane Kaleiwahea 4. Totals 24 3-6 56.
Wai'anae—Dwight Viernes 0, Jacob Milare 2, Brentin Fabrao 0, Justin Lafua 6, Jerome Mendez 2, Jeremiah Ulu 0, Preston Popa 11, Teacel Hines , Jason Tau 0, Justin Burgess 0, Ollie Dunlap 3, Kekoa Reyes 0. Totals 7 10-18 24.
3-point goals— Waipahu 5 (Chung 2, Cheers 2, Daniels 1).
JV—Wai'anae 33, Waipahu 30
Reported by Kisha Hampton
WRESTLING
O'ahu Interscholastic Association
Western Division
At Waipahu High School
Boys Varsity
Waipahu 36, Wai'anae 24. Pins: 119—Les Kikuchi (Waip). 140—Michael Tamanaha (Waian). 145—Joshua Bumanglag (Waip). 171—Ian Uiagalelei (Waip). 275—Lionel Molina (Waian).
Boys JV
Waipahu 45, Wai'anae 12
Waipahu 42, Kapolei 30
Girls Varsity
Waipahu 36, Wai'anae 13. Pins: 130—Shyla Ioki (Waian).
Waipahu 36, Kapolei 12. Pins 121—Tasha Faumuina (Kapo). 130—Tina Grieg (Kapo).
At Leilehua High School
Boys Varsity
Leilehua 33, Radford 6. Pins: 275—Rory Jones (Leil).
Campbell 30, Radford 12. Pins: 152—Anson Asing (Camp). 275—Sean Amion (Radf).
Boys JV
Leilehua 24, Radford 12
Radford 12, Campbell 24
Girls Varsity
Leilehua 36, Radford 6. Pins: 155—Jasmine Nacino (Leil)
Radford 18, Campbell 0
Eastern Division
At Kaimuki High School
Varsity Boys
Kaiser 51, Kaimuki 12.
Moanalua 54, Kaimuki 15. Pins: 189—Sean Tangadik (Kaim). 215—Soloni Taumalolo (Kaim)
Varsity Girls
Kaiser 12, Kaimuki 0
Moanalua 60, Kaimuki 0
JV Boys
Kaiser 30, Kaimuki 6
Moanalua 42, Kaimuki 3
