Rough Riders rout Governors in East
Advertiser Staff
Cameron Kimura batted 4 for 4 with a solo homer and pitched four innings for the win as the Roosevelt Rough Riders routed the Farrington Governors, 14-2, yesterday in an O'ahu Interscholastic Association Eastern Division game at Joey DeSa Field.
Eugene Tanner • The Honolulu Advertiser
Kimura walked one and struck out five.
McKinley first baseman Devon Parkhurst tagged out Kahuku's Waika Carvalho on this fifth-inning pickoff play in yesterday's game. Kahuku defeated host McKinley, 8-4, in an OIA Eastern Division game.
Roosevelt's Brandon Morimoto hit a solo homer in the third, batted 3 for 3 and had five RBIs.
Ivan Fujii led off the game with a homer for the Rough Riders.
Roosevelt 511 25—14 14 0
Farrington 000 20— 2 3 4
Cameron Kimura, Ricky Eusebio (5) and Kevin Fujii, Joshua Danz (4). Emman Bihag, Nixon Gattu (4), Chandler Mitchell (5) and Joseph Gabrillo. W—Kimura. L—Bihag.
Leading hitters: Roosevelt—Ivan Fujii homer; Kimura 4-4, homer; Jared Furtado 2-3; Danz 2-3, double; Brandon Morimoto 3-3, homer, 5 RBIs. Farrington—Alex Mendoza two-run homer.
• KAISER 5, CASTLE 4: The Cougars scored four runs in the third inning on two singles, a two-run triple by Niles Nakama, and two walks, and held on to beat the visiting Knights.
Castle 200 110 0—4 7 0
Kaiser 014 000 X—5 9 0
Travis Paaga, Charles Teixeira (4) and David Mohika. Michael Heu, Sean Samson (5) and Jarryd Maeda. W—Heu. L—Paaga. S—Samson.
Leading hitters: Castle—Scott Shinsato 2-4, home run, Jeff Syrop double. Kaiser—Landon Kaaua 2-4; Colby Ho 2-3; Niles Nakama 2-3, triple, 2 RBIs.
• KAHUKU 8, MCKINLEY 4: Mel Silva batted 3-for-3, including a triple and a two-run double, which highlighted a three-run first inning, as the visiting Red Raiders beat the Tigers.
Kahuku 302 002 1—8 7 2
McKinley 000 040 0—4 4 6
Mel Silva, Cory Supranovich (7) and Alex Ponciano. Devin Okinaga and Andy Mitani. W—Silva. L—Okinaga.
Leading hitters: Kahuku—Silva 3-3, 2 doubles, triple; Josh Bohnet 2-4; Supranovich 2-4.
WESTERN DIVISION
• PEARL CITY 12, WAIALUA 3: Ryan Tanabe went 3 for 4, with a double and Davin Nakasone was 2 for 5, with a triple, leading the visiting Chargers past the Bulldogs in an OIA Western Division game.
Pearl City (3-0-1) 261 012 0—12 11 1
Waialua (0-4) 000 030 0— 3 4 9
Shawn Benson, Corey Giammalvo (5), Reece Hirano (6), Giammalvo (7) and Jayson Kira. Jonathan Keao and Garvis Iwamoto. W—Benson. LP—Keao.
Leading hitters: Pearl City—Davin Nakasone 2-5, triple; Scott Yasumoto 3 RBIs; Ryan Tanabe 3-4, double; Kira 2-2.
• WAI'ANAE 6, KAPOLEI 5: Brothers Calvin and Clayton Uyechi came through for the visiting Seariders against the Hurricanes.
Calvin had a two-out, RBI single to center field, scoring Chad Rodrigues for the go-ahead run in the top of the ninth inning.
Clayton came in to the game in relief in the eighth inning to pick up the win.
Wai'anae 100 220 001—6 10 2
Kapolei 400 000 100—5 8 1
Allen Holt, Chevy Teves (2), Clayton Uyechi (8) and Darryl Ohelo. Colin Dumlao and Drake Kula. W—Uyechi. L—Dumlao.
Leading hitters: Wai'anae—Chad Rodrigues 2-4; Ohelo 2-5; Calvin Uyechi 3-5; Kevin Kauweloa 2-4. Kapolei—Dumlao 2-4, double; Jon Kang 2-4; Charles Recamara 2-5; Bryan Padayao double.
• 'AIEA 13, NANAKULI 3: Dylan Libadisos hit a three-run double in the third inning as the visiting Na Ali'i routed the Golden Hawks.
Nanakuli made two errors in the first inning resulting in two of five 'Aiea runs.
'Aiea 544 00—13 5 1
Nanakuli 100 02— 3 3 6
Shawn Hao, Dustin Grace (3) and Aaron Asher. Mario Bartolomew, Jeral Alapai (2), Michael Nakagawa (3) and Nathan Naehu. W—Hao. L—Bartolomew.
Leading hitters: 'Aiea—Lance Powell double; Dylan Libadisos double, 3 RBIs; Jonny Sakurai 2-2, double. Nanakuli—Clyde Asinsin homer.
• LEILEHUA 10, CAMPBELL 0: The host Mules sent 10 batters to the plate in the fourth inning, scoring seven runs in rolling past the Sabers.
Spencer Omalza pitched a four-hitter, with four strikeouts and one walk for Leilehua.
Leilehua had seven of their nine hits in the fourth, highlighted by a two-run double by Edward Garma.
Campbell 000 000 0— 0 4 4
Leilehua 000 703 x—10 9 0
Triston Bailey, Brandon Tanigawa (4), Prentiss Anderson (6) and Kendoll Hodson. Spencer Omalza and Ricky Paderes. W—Omalza. L—Bailey.
Leading hitters: Campbell—Bill Tennent double. Leilehua—Edward Garma double, 2 RBIs; Ryan Basco 2-4; Omalza 2-4.
• MILILANI 14, RADFORD 4: Christopher Balatico batted 3-for-3 and struck out six in three hitless innings for the visiting Trojans.
Mililani 440 105—14 14 0
Radford 000 040— 4 7 3
Christopher Balatico, Erick Soeth (4) and Kamaka Crabbe, Ian Koki (4). Matt Ryan, Adam Clairborn (2), Sunny Belcher (3) and Andrew Atmospera. W—Balatico. L—Ryan.
Leading hitters: Mililani—Dustin Nuibe 2-2, double; Balatico 3-3, 2 triples, 3 runs; Chaz Miyashiro double; Dane Mizusawa 2-2. Radford—Rico Maganis triple; Russell Baptist 2-3.
MIL
• MOLOKA'I 14, KA'AHUMANU HOU 2: Christopher Ignacio and Milton Loo each had three hits and Koa Lester and Frank Kaahanui paired hits as the Farmers rolled to an easy Maui Interscholastic League victory at Iron Maehara Stadium in Wailuku.
Moloka'i 110 138—14 15 0
Ka'ahumanu Hou 000 020— 2 4 3
Albert Dudoit and Koa Lester. Brandon Tancayo, Ethan Cravalho (6) and Caleb Pacheco. W—Dudoit. L—Tancayo.
Leading hitters: Moloka'i—Christopher Ignacio 3-5, double; Milton Loo 3-4, 2 RBIs; Koa Lester 2-4; Frank Kaahanui 2-3. Ka'ahumanu Hou—Cravalho 2-3.
• KING KEKAULIKE 11, SEABURY HALL 1: Joe Donovan allowed one run on three hits for Na Ali'i, striking out seven and walking four in the win.
Grant Koga (third inning) and Jordan Iwata (fourth inning) hit three-run homers for King Kekaulike.
Seabury Hall 001 000— 1 3 3
King Kekaulike 013 304—11 10 0
Joe McFarlin and John David Torres. Joe Donovan and Kato Puha. W—Donovan. L—McFarlin.
Leading hitters: Seabury Hall—McFarlin 2-3, double. King Kekaulike—Grant Koga 2-4, home run(3), 3 RBIs; Jordan Iwata 2-3, home run(4), 3 RBIs; Dain Shimabuku 3-5; Ryan Odanaka 2-3.
• BALDWIN 4, ST. ANTHONY 3: Shevis Shima scored what proved to be the winning run in the fourth inning on a throwing error, and came in to the game in relief in the sixth inning to preserve the win for Jeffrey Kajiwara as the Bears beat the Trojans.
St. Anthony 000 201 0—3 7 1
Baldwin 300 100 X—4 7 2
Kory Kahalekai and Max Young. Jeffrey Kajiwara, Shevis Shima (6) and Meade Tabata. W—Kajiwara. L—Kahalekai. S—Shima.
Leading hitters: St. Anthony—Jareb-James Pacheco 3-5; Panfilo Bascar 2-3, double. Baldwin—J.J. Eno triple; Marcus Makia 2-3.
OIA Junior Varsity
Eastern Division
Kalani 10, Kalaheo 7
Kailua 16, Kaimuki 2
Correction: Davin Nakasone was the starting and winning pitcher for Pearl City in the Chargers 12-3 win over the Waialua Bulldogs in OIA East baseball action. Another pitcher was reported in a previous version of this story.
