'Aiea stops Waipahu, stays unbeaten
Advertiser Staff
Aaron Asher hit two solo home runs and Kepa Wong added another homer as 'Aiea remained undefeated with a 12-9 victory over host Waipahu in an O'ahu Interscholastic Association Western Division game yesterday.
'Aiea is 8-0.
Travis Atualevao hit a two-run homer for Waipahu (4-3).
'Aiea (8-0) 010 605 0—12 10 4
Waipahu (4-3) 230 220 0— 9 9 4
Nelson Hao, Shawn Hao (2), Lance Powell (6) and Aaron Asher. Jaryd Kiyabu, Ross Garabiles (4), Joshua Pastor (6) and John Fauatea. W—S. Hao. L—Garabiles.
Leading hitters: 'Aiea—Taylor Watanabe 2-5; Kepa Wong home run; Asher 2-4, 2 home runs. Waipahu—Chane Garcia 2-5; Garabiles 2-4, double; Travis Atualevao 2-run home run; Fauatea 2-4, home run, 3 RBIs.
• Wai'anae 4, Leilehua 1: The Seariders scored four runs on no hits and three Mule errors in the sixth inning.
The Mules had won their last five after opening the season 0-2, and outscored their last four opponents 35-0 before yesterday's loss.
Wai'anae (6-2) 000 004 0—4 2 2
Leilehua (5-3) 100 000 0—1 4 3
Clayton Uyechi and Darryl Ohelo. Ryan Basco and Ricky Paderes. W—Uyechi. L—Basco.
• Kapolei 6, Waialua 1: Howard Vinhasa pitched a complete game, allowing one run on six hits, while recording nine strikeouts as the Hurricanes beat the Bulldogs.
Kapolei (3-5) 110 030 1—6 9 1
Waialua (1-7) 000 100 0—1 6 4
Howard Vinhasa and Drake Kula. Gavin Nakamura, Jonathan Keao (4) and Grant Yamanouchi. W—Vinhasa. L—Nakamura.
Leading hitters: Kapolei—Charles Figueroa 2-3; Bryan Badayao 2-4, triple; Valana Aloy-Manuma 2-3. Waialua—Justin Barit 2-2, double.
• Campbell 5, Mililani 1: Tristan Bailey pitched a two-hitter, allowing one run and striking out seven to lead Campbell.
Ian Pantorilla was 3-for-3 and had two RBIs for the Sabers.
Mililani (5-3) 001 000 0—1 2 1
Campbell (6-2) 212 000 X—5 8 2
Craig Sato, Dane Mizusawa (6) and Kamaka Crabbe. Tristan Bailey and Ian Pantorilla. W—Bailey. L— Sato.
Leading hitters: Campbell—Jonah Canionero triple; Pantorilla 3-3, 2 RBIs.
• Radford 7, Nanakuli 0, forfeit: Nanakuli coach John Lopes said his team forfeited yesterday's game with Radford (1-8) because the Golden Hawks were without two players, who were ejected during a game Saturday.
According to OIA rules, ejected players must sit out the following game, leaving the Golden Hawks (0-9) without enough players.
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• KAISER 8, ROOSEVELT 7: Niles Nakama singled in Landon Kaaua with what proved to be the winning run in the bottom of the sixth inning.
Roosevelt's Cameron Kimura hit a home run in the top of the seventh to close to 8-7.
Jarryd Maeda was 2-for-4, including a three-run homer in the third and a two-run single in the fifth that gave the Cougars a 7-6 lead.
Roosevelt (5-3) 400 020 1—7 8 1
Kaiser (4-4) 004 121 X—8 12 1
Cameron Kimura, Ivan Fujii (5), Kaimi Mead (6) and Kevin Fujii. Sean Samson, Michael Hue (4) and Jarryd Maeda. W—Hue. L— Fujii.
Leading hitters: Roosevelt—Derrick Shigano 2-4, 2 runs, double; Kimura 2-3, homer, 3 runs, 2 RBIs; Jared Furtado 2-3. Kaiser—Maeda 2-4, homer, 5 RBIs; Landon Kaaua 4-4, double, 2 runs; Neil Asato double; Niles Nakama 2-4.
• Moanalua 10, Kahuku 3: Andrew Blomberg hit a three-run home run in the sixth inning to lead the Menehunes.
Kahuku (5-3) 010 002 0— 3 10 3
Moanalua (5-3) 200 053 X—10 11 1
Mel Silva, Cory Supranovich (5) and Alex Ponciano. Andrew Blomberg, Ryan Wallsinger (7) and Brett Tanigawa. W—Blomberg. L—Supranovich.
Leading hitters: Kahuku—Kyle Juliano triple; Silva double; Mark Kunz 2-4, double; Josh Bonnet 3-4. Moanalua—Corey Kanetake 2-3, double; Tanigawa 2-3, double; Blomberg 3-3, double, triple, home run, 4 RBIs; Donovan Souza 2-3, double.
• Kalani 4, McKinley 0: Ty Sarchet pitched a two-hit shutout, facing 23 batters and striking out three, as the Falcons beat the Tigers at Kahala Field.
McKinley (0-9) 000 000 0—0 2 2
Kalani (6-3) 110 020 X—4 10 0
Devin Okinaga and Andrew Mitani. Ty Sarchet and Preston Piers, Allen Komori (5). W—Sarchet. L—Okinaga.
Leading hitters: McKinley—Okinaga double. Kalani— Chassis Moody 2-3; Len Shimabuku 2-3, 2 RBIs.
• Farrington 9, Kaimuki 5: Joseph Gabrillo hit a two-run homer highlighting a six-run fourth inning as the Governors defeated the Bulldogs.
Farrington (3-5) 001 600 2—9 8 1
Kaimuki (1-7) 202 001 0—5 10 2
Emman Bihag, Brian Cabral (3) and Joseph Gabrillo. Erik Leong, Baba Kaluna (4) and Janson Hew. W—Cabral. L—Leong.
Leading hitters: Farrington—Gabrillo homer, 3 RBIs; Alex Mendoza double; Royce Machado 2 runs; Matt Bell triple, 2 runs, 2 RBIs. Kaimuki—Kaeo Neal 2-4; Jay Tokuuke 2-2, 2 runs; Tyson Seto-Mook 2-4, 2 doubles, 3 RBIs; J.P. Soon 3-4.
• Castle 6, Kalaheo 3: Noah Kon, Jeff Syrop and Evan Kaneshiro each paired hits for the Knights.
Kalaheo (5-3) 100 200 0—3 6 0
Castle (3-5) 000 303 X—6 9 1
Kurt Okumura, Sunny Harbottle (6) and Jacob Myking. Charles Teixeira, Darin Hamada (5) and David Mohika. W—Hamada. L—Okumura.
Leading hitters: Kalaheo—Sean Fernandez 2-3. Castle—Noah Kon 2-4, double; Jeff Syrop 2-2, 2 RBIs; Evan Kaneshiro 2-2.
