For the Record
Advertiser Staff
Pigskin picks
Week 9 Results
College
Hawai'i 31, Fresno State 21
Alabama 34, Tennessee 14
Auburn 34, LSU 7
Colorado 37, Texas Tech 13
Notre Dame 34, Flordia State 24
Nebraska 38, Texas A&M 31
Southern Cal 44, Oregon 33
NFL
Pittsburgh 31, Balitmore 18
Tennessee 30, Cincinnati 24
Seattle 17, Dallas 14
Kansas City 20, Oakland 10
Minnesota 25, Chicago 7
Atlanta 37, New Orleans 35
San Francisco 38, Arizona 28
Denver 24, New England 16
• Stewart Sato of Honolulu wins this week's contest after picking 14 of 15 games correctly. Sato wins a trip for two to Las Vegas, $500, and two tickets to the 2003 Hula Bowl on Feb. 1.
Bowling
High School
• Interscholastic League of Honolulu
Friday's Results
At Fort Shafter Lanes
Boys Varsity
Mid-Pacific 3, Academy of the Pacific 0
Hawai'i Baptist 3, Kamehameha 0
University High 3, Lutheran 0
Iolani 3, ASSETS 0
Damien 2, Maryknoll 1
Punahou 2, St. Louis 1
High Game/Series
MPI: Thomas Yamaoka 234/571. AOP: Bryan Fuke 225/521. HBA: Chad Uyehara 222/Ricky Tsukamoto 603. Kam: Colby Benito 211/Jacob Wong 566. UHS: Kevin Enriques 185/524. Luth: Chance Inouye 177/Chris Wittig 416. Iol: Jayson Nip 231/634. ASSETS: Chris Gier 167/481. Dami: Gordon Gomes 202/573. Mary: Vaseem Anwar 231/Jason Baptiste 517. Pun: Curt Chee 245/580. St.L: Walter Ching 215/609.
Football
High School
Weekend scores
• Big Island Interscholastic Federation
Quarterfinals
Hawai'i Prep 13, Honoka'a 0
Hilo 43, Kohala 0
Kealakehe 46, Waiakea 15
Konawaena 18, Kea'au 0
• Interscholastic League of Honolulu
No. 1 Kamehameha 28, Pac-Five 7
No. 2 St. Louis 35, No. 6 Iolani 3
Punahou 35, Damien 6
• Kauai Interscholastic Federation
No. 8 Waimea 20, Kaua'i 7
Bye—Kapa'a
• Maui Interscholastic League
Lahainaluna 0 0 0 0— 0
Baldwin 14 12 14 0—40
Bald—Daylen Osaki 48 pass from Michael Donahoo (JJ Eno kick)
Bald—Chris Balangito 9 pass from Donahoo (Eno kick)
Bald—Turenson Himayala 12 pass from Donahoo (kick failed)
Bald—Eno pass from Donahoo (kick failed)
Bald—Henry Abad fumble recovery in end zone (Eno kick)
Bald—Akamu Aki 25 pass from Donahoo (Eno kick)
RUSHING—Lahaina: Preston Medeiros 11-(minus 27), Blaine Bernades 7-13, Joshua Wilhelm 11-5, Lino Valu 3-3. Bald: Roy Antolin 3-11, JJ Eno 1-6, M. Donahoo, 5-5, Jayson Regio 3-29, Larrin Wada 7-15, Michael Aperto 4-(minus 2), Kaluaka Maiava 4-34.
PASSING—Lah: Medeiros 4-8-1—37. Bald: Roy Antolin 1-1-0—20, Donahoo 15-20-1—261
RECEIVING—Lah: CJ Casco 1-3, Patrick Oyama 1-9, Wayne Phillips 2-25. Bald: JJ Eno 1-11, Akamu Aki 10-167, Trenson Himalaya 2-26, Daylen Osaki 1-48, Kaluka Maiava 1-20, Chris Balangitao 1-9.
JV—Lahainaluna 47, Baldwin 27
King Kekaulike 34, St. Anthony 22
Bye—Maui
• O'ahu Interscholastic Association
First-round playoffs
No. 10 McKinley 27, Waipahu 7
Castle 27, Kaimuki 7
Farrington 41, Leilehua 8
Mililani 19, Nanakuli 15
Byes—No. 3 Kahuku, No. 4 Kailua, No. 5 Wai'anae, No. 9 Campbell
Golf
Waikoloa Women's
Challenge
At Waikoloa Kings' Course (par 72)
Final Results
Lily Yao/Coreen Zablan 65-62—127
Linda Johnson/Tomomi Ho 67-61—128
Cher Guerriero/Linda Wong 69-61—130
Lynne Chow/Debbie Park 70-61—131
Ann Wills/Diane Plotts 74-61—135
Soccer
College Women
Yesterday's Result
Nevada (4-13-0) 0 0—0
Hawai'i (8-7-2) 2 3—5
Goals: Natasha Kai (2:35), Arlene Devitt (25:23), Kai (52:06), Devitt 58:51), Kalena Eaton (76:12).
Soft tennis
High School
Saturday's Results
• O'ahu Interscholastic Association
Eastern Division
Boys Varsity
Kalani 2, Roosevelt 1
Kaimuki 3, Kalani 0
Roosevelt 2, Kaimuki 1
Castle 2, Kailua 1
Kaiser 3, Castle 0
Kaiser 3, Kailua 0
Girls Varsity
Kalani 2, Roosevelt 1
Kaimuki 3, Kalani 0
Roosevelt 3, Kaimuki 0
Kailua 2, Castle 1
Kaiser 3, Castle 0
Kaiser 3, Kailua 0
McKinley 3, Kalaheo 0
Western Divison
Boys
Waipahu 2, Leilehua 1
Leilehua 3, Campbell 0
Campbel 2, Waipahu 1
Girls
Leilehua 3, Waipahu 0
Leilehua 3, Campbell 0
Waipahu 3, Campbell 0
Swimming
Hawai'i/Pearl Harbor Swim Club Distance Meet
Saturday's Results
At Richardson Pool, Pearl Harbor
All distances in meters
Girls
11-12
400 SC IM: 1, Christel Simms, Phsc, 5:45.10. 2, Michelle Vawer, Aulea. 3, Kaylen Baker, Aulea, 6:02.13. 800 SC Freestyle: 1, Kristi Torkildson, PAQ, 10:38.86. 2, Sam Maitland, HICK, 12:07.36. 400 SC Freestyle: 1, C. Simms, Phsc, 5:00.58. 2, Jessica Lau, Bows, 5:01.79. 3, M. Vawer, Aulea, 5:01.95.
13-14
1500 SC Freestyle: 1, Cyd Kimura, Aulea, 20:49.52. 2, Brittany Cody, PAQ 22:00.28. 400 SC IM: 1, Elizabeth Hanohano-Hong, Phsc, 5:34.38. 2, Brittany Beauchan, Aulea, 5:43.10. 3, Mary Ashley Krogh, Phsc, 6:10.51. 800 SC Freestyle: 1, Lynnette Fukuda, AAA, 10:22.36. 2, Kristi Horiuchi, AAA, 10:25.93. 3, Kristin Ichiki, AAA, 10:59.39. 400 SC Freestyle: 1, E. Hanohano-Hong, Phsc, 4:52.38. 2, Brittany Beauchan, Aulea, 5:01.99. 3, Sara Zeithammel, HICK, 5:14.07.
15-16
1500 SC Freestyle: 1, Kim Moore, Phsc, 20:33.04. 2, Jennifer Glasgow, HICK, 21:40.66. 400 SC IM: 1, Debra Frascarelli, PAQ, 6:50.01. 800 SC Freestyle: 1, Brittany Yim, PAQ, 10:27.89. 2, Serena Makaiwi, WASP, 12:17.88. 3, Mildred Oreilly, WASP, 12:48.23. 400 SC Freestyle: 1, Chris Phillips, Aulea, 4:53.07. 2, Kim Moore, Phsc, 5:11.90. 3, Debra Frascarelli, PAQ, 5:51.31.
17-18
1500 SC Freestyle: 1, Jenny Baker, Aulea-HI, 19:14.41. 400 SC Freestyle: 1, J. Baker, Aulea, 4:51.68.
Boys
11-12
400 SC IM: 1, Brandon Ching, Bows, 5:50.12. 400 SC Freestyle: 1, Kekoa Taparra, AAA, 4:54.65. 2, B. Ching, Bows, 4:57.27. 3, Kent Yamada, AAA, 5:19.33.
13-14
1500 SC Freestyle: 1, Dustin Fukuda, AAA, 17:32.54. 2, Sheridan McPhee-ters, Aulea, 20:17.34. 3, Kristian Pasion, WASP, 23:27.06. 400 SC IM: 1, Jorge Gago, Aulea, 5:54.86. 800 SC Freestyle: 1, J. Gago, Aulea, 11:03.27. 400 SC Freestyle: 1, D. Fukuda, AAA, 4:27.05. 2, S. McPheeters, Aulea, 5:00.82. 3, Kyle Renio, Bows, 5:02.31.
15-16
1500 SC Freestyle: 1, Jonathan Lau, Bows, 18:12.73. 400 SC IM: 1, Ian Hein, Aulea, 6:20.34. 800 SC Free-style: 1, Doug Dudley, Phsc, 10:08.30. 2, I. Hein, Aulea, 11:06.46. 400 SC Freestyle: 1, Bryan Avery, AAA, 4:28.84. 2, J. Lau, Bows, 4:41.04. 3, Doug Dudley, Phsc, 4:55.38.
Volleyball
College Women
USA Today/AVCA Coaches Top 25 Fared
3) Florida def. 21) South Carolina 30-24, 30-23, 32-30
11) North Carolina lost to Florida State 30-26, 30-26, 27-30, 22-30, 6-15
