ISLE FILE
Kealakehe 4th-quarter rally stops Hawai'i Prep
Advertiser Staff
Trailing by 21 points in the fourth quarter, Kealakehe High School scored 22 points on runs of 1, 6, and 2 yards to beat Hawai'i Preparatory Academy, 22-21, in a Big Island Interscholastic Federation football game at Kamuela, Hawai'i, yesterday.
Michael Kaniho's two-point conversion pass to Will Murphy with 25 seconds to go put Kealakehe up for good.
Kealakehe amassed 146 yards rushing and 224 passing in the win.
Both teams are 2-1 in league play.
Kealakehe (2-1) 0 0 0 22—22
Hawai'i prep (2-1) 7 7 7 0—21
HPA—Mikey Vitousek 15 pass from Patrick Blaisdel (Ed Shah kick)
HPA— Brad Lau 33 run (Shah kick)
HPA— Leighton Hind 1 run (Shah kick)
Keala—Thomas Kamoku 1 run (run failed)
Keala—Kamoku 6 run (Michael Kaniho run)
Keala— Kaniho 2 run (Will Murphy pass from Kaniho)
MORE FOOTBALL
• Maui High 19, Lahainaluna 14: Chadwick Sagon and Timothy Mamatuki ran for touchdowns of 1 and 12 yards, respectively, and Michael Kabico caught a 38-yard scoring pass from Sagon to lift the Sabers at War Memorial Stadium on Friday.
Maui is 2-1, Lahainaluna 0-2.
In an earlier game, Baldwin defeated King Kekaulike, 27-21.
KING KEKAULIKE (2-2) 0 0 7 14 — 21
BALDWIN (3-0) 7 6 6 8 — 27
Bald — Akamu Aki 10 pass from Michael Donahoo (JJ Eno kick)
Bald — Jered Mochizuki 76 pass from Donahoo (kick failed)
Bald — Waylen Costa 56 run (pass failed)
KK — Daniel Scott 9 run (David Iwata kick)
KK — Ikaika Mawae 12 run (Iwata kick)
KK — Scott 28 run (Iwata kick)
Bald — Aki 15 pass from Donahoo (Eno pass from Donahoo)
RUSHING — KK: Mawae 25-69, B. Gonsalves 2-8, Scott 16-54, K. Quinabo 6-14. Bald: Donahoo 4-(minus 22), W. Costa 12-171, M. Aperto 2-8.
PASSING — KK: Scott 5-11-2—62. Bald: Donahoo 15-21-2—239.
RECEIVING — KK: Mawae 1-7, Gonsalves 1-3, N. James 1-6, J. Pagan 2-46; Bald: Aki 7-107, Costa 2-(minus 4), Mochizuki 4-128, M. Aperto 1-5, K. Range 1-3.
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MAUI (2-1) 7 6 6 0 — 19
LAHAINALUNA (0-3) 0 0 14 0 — 14
Maui — Chadwick Sagon (Michael Cabico kick)
Maui — Cabico 38 pass from Sagon (kick failed)
Lah — Trent Ancog 3 run (Codey Alexander kick)
Maui — Timothy Mamtuki 12 run (pass failed)
Lah — Joshua Wilhelm 38 run (Alexander kick)
RUSHING — Maui: Sagon 6-(minus 6), A. Nakihei 9-68, L. Torres 6-29, Mamatuki 10-27. Lah: C.J. Casco 1-(minus 1), A. Ancog 2-7, P. Medeiros 16-19, B. Bernades 4-15, T. Ancog 8-51, Wilhelm 14-67.
PASSING — Maui: Sagon 4-17-0—80. Lah: Medeiros 7-17-0—85.
RECEIVING — Maui: M. Finau 2-26, Cabico 1-38, T. Finau 1-16; Lah: Casco 1-7, R. Cabanilla 3-27, F. Niu 3-51.
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• Waimea 29, Kapa'a 6: Jordan Dizon rushed for touchdowns of 15, 49 and 9 yards, to lead the Menehune over the Warriors on Friday night.
Dizon carried the ball 31 times for 225 yards.
Waimea (2-0) 0 9 14 6—29
Kapa'a (0-1) 0 6 0 0— 6
Kap—Nalu Hawelu 33 run (kick failed)
Waim—Safety, QB sacked in endzone by Fia Moe
Waim—Jordan Dizon 15 run (Cory Rita kick)
Waim—Dizon 49 run (Rita kick)
Waim—Jay Parinas 25 interception return (Rita kick)
Waim—Dizon 9 run (kick failed)
RUSHING—Waim: Dizon 31-225, Rhyan Parbo 6-17, Austin Arthur 1-10. Kap: Hawelu 8-62, Devin Machado 13-35, Dustin Mundon 12-(minus 5), Frank Rivera 8-18, Matthew Kaluahine 2-6, Adrian Agaran 1-3.
PASSING—Waim: Jon Palacio 3-9-0—37. Kap: Mundon 5-11-0—63, Kai Lopez 1-4-1—23.
RECEIVING—Waim: Tyson Fernandez 1-29, Dane Koga 1-7, Dizon 1-1. Kap: Brian Merkel 3-43, Frank Rivera 1-15, Jonny Poehooikaika 1-5, Austin Rosa 1-23.
JV—Waimea 23, Kapa'a 0
TENNIS
• Dillingham due: Entries for the 50th annual Dillingham Tennis Championships are due Wednesday. The tournament will be Oct. 12-14, with qualifying rounds Oct. 5-6.
Total purse for men and women is $10,000. This year, all finalists will receive equal prize money.
The tournament is played at Punahou's nine-court facility. It includes player parties Oct. 5 and 12, free Wilson and Yonex clinics
Oct. 13, food concession and daily prize giveaways. Admission is free.
For more information, call Punahou at 944-5835.
MEETINGS
• Quarterback Club: Dave Shoji, University of Hawai'i women's volleyball head coach, and UH assistant football coaches Kevin Lempa and Mike Cavanaugh will speak at tomorrow's Honolulu Quarterback Club.
The club's luncheon begins at 11:30 a.m. with the meeting at noon at Pagoda Restaurant.
Clyde Tanabe, manager of the Waipi'o Little League team that participated in Little League World Series, also will speak.
Lunch is $6.50 for club members and $7 for non-members.
• Na Koa: University of Hawai'i head coach June Jones and assistant coach Ron Lee will review yesterday's victory against Texas-El Paso at tomorrow's meeting of Na Koa Football Club at the All-Star Cafe.
Lunch is $12 and open to the public. Parking is free with validation. The program begins at noon.
For reservations, call 955-8326.
