Iolani edges University High in ILH, 43-40
Advertiser Staff
Jackie Sasaki scored 10 points as Iolani beat University High, 43-40, in an Interscholastic League of Honolulu game last night at Iolani.
Eugene Tanner • The Honolulu Advertiser
Sasaki scored six points in the fourth quarter when the Raiders outscored the Junior Rainbows 14-11.
Kamehameha's Megan Ching tried to dribble past Maryknoll's Shannon Riley in an ILH game at Punahou. Kamehameha won, 72-55.
Iolani made five 3-point shots, including two by Sasaki.
Diane Okubo scored 20 points to lead University High.
University 15 4 7 14—40
Iolani 12 8 12 11—43
University—Iwa Yamaguchi 0, Diane Okubo 20, Brittany Anderson 6, Kamaile Durrett 10, Leahi Frias 1, Kylie Lum 0, Karlee Ka'ili'ehu 3. Totals 14 10-17 40.
Iolani—Jen Nagamine 7, Jackie Sasaki 10, Lana Young 9, Ginger Gravelle 6, Fabriann Gin 6, Kiani Wong 0, Keri Oyadomari 0, Patricia Wong 3, Diana McClain 2. Totals 17 4-9 43.
3-point goals—University 2 (Okubo 2). Iolani 5 (Sasaki 2, Nagamine 1, Young 1, P. Wong 1).
JV—Punahou Gold 57, Iolani 34
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• KAMEHAMEHA 72, MARYKNOLL 55: Megan Ching scored 18 points and India Soo added 10 as the Warriors beat the Spartans at Punahou.
Michelle Baduria scored 17 points to lead Maryknoll.
Kamehameha 16 19 16 21—72
Maryknoll 13 10 11 21—55
Kamehameha—Jeneka Taeoalii 5, India Soo 10, Ashley Ruff 8, Courtney Chai 4, Kekai Crabb 0, Amber Carter 4, Chrystal Hudson 4, Lehua Wood 7, Mounia Nihipali 6, Megan Kanoa 6, Megan Ching 18. Totals 28 14-17 72.
Maryknoll—Diana Samson 4, Shannon Riley 7, Michelle Baduria 17, Whitney Wong 5, Jenna Castillo 4, Jessica Ho 2, Stacey Doran 7, Cheryl Lee 4, Sela Fisilau 5. Totals 16 19-26 55.
3-point goals—Kamehameha 2 (Ching 2). Maryknoll 4 (Baduria 3, Riley 1)
Reported By Kale Ane
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• PUNAHOU 62, ST. FRANCIS 29: Rachel Kane scored 13 points and Becky Hogue added 12 as the Buffanblu routed St. Francis.
Kane made three of Punahou's four 3-pointers.
Liz Narkon scored 11 points to lead St. Francis.
St. Francis 9 5 11 4—29
Punahou 18 16 19 9—62
St. Francis—Mandy Llamedo 6, Jasmine Dulan 6, Chelsey Powell 2, Lauren Upadhyaya 2, Bennita Robinson 2, Melanie Keliipuoleole , Liz Narkon 11. Totals 13 6-12 29.
Punahou—Rachel Kane 13, Elyse Umeda 3, Eryn Chun 6, Shanna-Lei Dacanay 7, Megan Abbott 3, Kristen Lavine 4, Anuhea MacFarlane 3, Janelle Shin 5, Sydney Anderson 2, Becky Hogue 12, Seisha Sakekane 2, Kelly Karns 2. Totals 26 4-10 62.
3-point goals—St. Franics 1 (Llamedo). Punahou 4 (Kane 3, Dacanay 1).
Reported by Venus Lee
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• SACRED HEARTS 40, MID-PACIFIC 39: Brittney Aiwohi hit a free throw with no time left as Sacred Hearts edged Mid-Pacific.
With the game tied, Aiwohi, who scored 21 points, drove to the basket and was fouled as the buzzer went off.
Mid-pacific 10 10 9 10—39
Sacred Hearts 10 8 10 12—40
Mid-Pacific—Kelli Kajiwara 0, Kristy Minamishin 0, Shannon Nishi 20, Jasmine Vieira 6, Stephanie Toshi 9, Valerie Aficial 0, Talia Onosai 4, Caroline Beddow 0, Leihoku Pederson 0. Totals 13-10-16 39.
Sacred Hearts—Katie Rutland 0, Cherie Kinoshita 0, Tamieka Trujillo 0, Brittney Aiwohi 21, Nicole Lehner 6, Shalei Soueira 0, Kim Young 0, Colby Aiwohi 2, Lani Faumuina 5, Nicole Raiola 6. Totals 17 5-9 40.
3-point goals—Mid-Pacific 3 (Nishi 3). Sacred Hearts 1 (B. Aiwohi).
JV—Kamehameha White 64, Sacred Hearts 21
Reported by Dexter Kaiyama
ILH
Varsity Division II
La Pietra 43, Redemption Academy 23. LaP—Elizia McGuire 11, Jesse Miller 10. RA—Ashlee Rapp 10.
Kamehameha 53, University High 31. Kam—Regina Cummings 16, Wendy Kashiwabara 13. UHS—Tara Hiramatsu 8.
Iolani 30, St. Andrew's 21. Iol—Jen Morishige 10, Kristin Kutara 10. StA—Cassi Nakasone 11.
OIA
• WAIPAHU 37, NANAKULI 34: Jerrall Taituave scored six of her 10 points in the fourth quarter as the Marauders beat the Golden Hawks in an O'ahu Interscholastic Association game.
Ashley Gasper scored 15 points to lead Nanakuli.
Nanakuli 10 6 7 11—34
Waipahu 6 4 9 18—37
Nanakuli—Chelcedony Silva 0, Chelcey Kaimi 1, Lindsey Ako 5, Cheryl Willing 0, Jasmine Carvalho 0, KC Hoohuli , Lehua Yap 13, Ashley Gasper 15, Stacelyn Eli 0, Malia Hirahara 0, Teila Watson , Marsy Holi-Arrington 0. Totals 11 11-28 34.
Waipahu—Crystal Baliguat 4, Ranalyn Baldovi 0, Rosanna Jardin 4, Jenna Rosario 2, Nicole Keaunui 0, Tiana Ortogero 6, Adrianne Olione 4, Talapasia Samuela 0, Sharon Amisone 3, Angeli Espiritu 0, Jerrall Taituave 10, Maureen Cozo 4. Totals 13 11-24 37.
3-point goals—Nanakuli 1 (Ako). Waipahu none.
JV—Waipahu 39, Nanakuli 27.
Reported by Joybelle Cacaaho
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• PEARL CITY 51, KAPOLEI 36: Jillan Soria scored 12 points, including two 3-pointers, as the Chargers beat the Hurricanes.
Pam Mellinger scored 10 points to lead Pearl City.
Pearl City 12 16 14 9—51
Kapolei 9 10 11 6—36
Pearl City—Darci Hamamoto 5, Jillan Soria 12, Amy Fujihara 3, Joni Yoon 6, Chalice Kaapuni 0, Kellie Yuen 5, Jamie Iwata 7, Kristin Lai 4, Tatum Higdon 2, Frances Mabalay 3, Tina Questel 0, Marci Lobendahn 0, Lusia Kleinschmidt 4. Totals 15 17-31 51.
Kapolei—Tasha Faumuina 6, Kamaile Kelekolio 5, Charlyn Kauachi 0, Doreen Anguay 0, Danielle Hughes 0, Shauntay Leutu 4, Tanya Menino 6, Sanaoi Peahu 0, Ama Haupu-Silva 2, Pam Mellinger 10, Edna Talo 3. Totals 10 15-22 36.
3-point goals—Pearl City 4 (Soria 2, Fujihara 1, Iwata 1). Kapolei 1 (Leutu).
JV—Pearl City 50, Kapolei 17
MAUI
• SEABURY HALL 58, LANA'I 44: Jodi Poouahi scored 22 points and Shauntei McFarin added 21 as Seabury Hall beat Lana'i in a Maui Interscholastic League game.
Karen Untalan scored 29 points, including four 3-pointers, for Lana'i.
Seabury Hall 16 18 11 13—58
Lana'i 9 12 8 15—44
Seabury Hall—Shauntei McFarin 21, Jodi Poouahi 22, Soo Lee 3, Hana Mchaelas 6, Grace Paul 0, Danielle Wolf 0, Keisa Blount 2, Leah Santos 2, Lehua Verkerke 0. 21 15-18 58
Lana'i—Sheena Alboro 4, Justine Ige 4, Chante Dupree 1, Meredith Bogoyo 2, Mitchell Devina , Anne Sieraswski , Karen Untalan 29, Roselie Rosario , Ashley Fernandez 4. Totals 15 10-15 44.
3-point goals—Seabury Hall 1 (Poouahi). Lana'i 4 (Untalan 4)
Reported by Myra Devina
BASEBALL
• MID-PACIFIC 8, KAMEHAMEHA 3: Patrick McGuigan pitched a complete game and the Owls scored six runs in the first inning en route to an Interscholastic League of Honolulu victory at Ala Wai Field.
McGuigan struck out eight and walked one.
The Owls scored six runs on four hits and one Warrior error in the first, including a run-scoring double by Matt Inouye. Ten Owls went to the plate in the inning.
Kahe Santos hit a solo homer for Kamehameha.
MID PACIFIC 600 001 1—8 7 1
KAMEHAMEHA 000 020 1—3 7 4
Patrick McGuigan and Matt Inouye. Kaulana Chang, Ikena DuPont (1) and Danny Nitahara. WP—McGuigan. LP—Chang.
Leading hitters: Mid-Pacific—Troy Hanzawa 2-3, double. Kamehameha—Kahe Santos solo homer.
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• ST. LOUIS 24, MARYKNOLL 5: Jowen Murray-Thornton batted 2-for-3 with a grand slam and seven RBIs as the Crusaders overwhelmed the Spartans.
Shane Butcher, Travis Gonzaga and Danny Lee each had three RBIs for St. Louis.
St. Louis 586 14—24 20 1
Maryknoll 320 00— 5 8 5
Sean Kauweloa, Leon Julian (1) and Jowen Murray-Thornton. Reid Nakamura, Ryan Matsumoto (2), Riley Maeda (3) and Brandon Goshima. WP—Julian. LP—Nakamura.
Leading hitters: St. Louis—Shane Butcher 4-4, triple, 3 RBIs; Travis Gonzaga 3-5, triple, 3 RBIs; Brandon Sato 3-5; Murray-Thornton 2-3, grand slam, 7 RBIs; Danny Lee 2-5, 2 doubles, 3 RBIs; Bobby George 2-3, 2 RBIs; Mike Nobriga 2-2; Grandon Costa 2 RBIs. Mary—Maeda 2-2.
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• IOLANI 5, PAC-FIVE 2: Iolani scored all its runs in the second inning on eight hits in a victory over the Wolfpack.
Rich Olsen pitched the first 6á innings for Iolani. Kila Kaaihue entered with two outs in the seventh and the tying run at the plate. He threw one pitch to record the save.
Iolani 050 000 0—5 10 0
Pac-Five 000 100 1—2 6 0
Rich Olsen, Kila Kaaihue (7) and Reid Saito. Tyler Inouye and Colby Holt. WP—Olsen. LP—Inouye. S—Kaaihue.
Leading hitters:Iolani—Kelly Teramoto 2-4; Saito 2-3. Pac-Five—Ryan Urabe 2-2.
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• PUNAHOU 10, DAMIEN 0: Jared Pate allowed just one hit in four innings as the Buffanblu beat the Monarchs.
Reyn Nakamasu pitched the fifth and Kasey Ko the sixth for Punahou.
Punahou 024 112—10 7 0
Damien 000 000— 0 2 4
Jared Pate, Reyn Nakamasu (5), Kasey Ko (6) and Todd LaFountaine. Daniel Chamizo, Destin Alameida (3), Moses Hert (4), Justin Cole (6), Brandon Tamanaha (6) and Cheyne Kawamoto. WP—Nakamasu. LP—Chamizo.
Leading hitter: Punahou—Brett Service 2 RBIs.
MAUI
• Lahainaluna 8, Moloka'i 7: Randall Camanilla singled in Ikaika Neizman with the winning run in the bottom of the seventh as Lahainaluna rallied to beat Moloka'i in a Maui Interscholastic League game yesterday at Iron Maehara Stadium.
Neizmann, who finished 2-for-3 with two RBIs, doubled in Blaine Bernardes to tie the game at 7.
Bernardes batted 3-for-4 and also pitched a complete game with one walk and four strikeouts.
Moloka'i 400 120 0—7 10 3
Lahainaluna 002 210 3—8 10 4
Ikaika Lester, Milton Loo (7) and Kekoa Lester. Blaine Bernardes and Charles Wallace. WP—Bernardes. LP—Lester.
Leading hitters: Molokai—Loo 2-4, double; K. Lester 2-4; Frank Kaahanui 2-4; Brennan Naeole 2-3, 2 RBIs. Lahaina—Tyler Fujiwara 2-3; Bernardes 3-4; Ikaika Neizman 2-3, 2 RBIs.
