Kalaheo gains OIA quarterfinals
Advertiser Staff
Sam Wilhoite scored 24 points and Kalaheo survived a second-half comeback by Kapolei to beat the Hurricanes, 65-56, in an O'ahu Interscholastic Association Tournament first-round game last night.
Warren Simanu scored 13 of his 19 points in the second half to key the comeback by Kapolei, which trailed 36-17 at the half.
Kapolei 10 7 12 27—56
Kalaheo 18 18 14 15—65
KAPOLEI—E.J. Aton 8, Daniel Mann 0, Keith Albano 2, Jefferson Gaygay 5, Aaron Lewis 2, Kaipo Enhada 2, Roland Mason 0, Bradley Padayao 16, Hector Malazarte 2, Warren Simanu 19, Mose Atuatasi 0. Totals 20 15-19 56.
KALAHEO—Aaron Luis 0, Chris Tumaneng 0, Matt Nakashima 0, Theo Fujita 8, Will Elliot 4, Zane Cabral 15, Neal Bowers 5, David Moore 5, Jeremy Neufeldt 4, Edward Lee 0, Ryan Belles 0, Sam Wilhoite 24. Totals 22 16-20 65.
3-point goals—Kapolei 1 (Jefferson). Kalaheo 5 (Fujita 2, Elliot 1, Cabral 1, Bowers 1).
• MILILANI 42, KAHUKU 41: Simeon Tavares hit a 3-pointer from the top of the key with 2.9 seconds left to lift the Trojans.
Kahuku 13 8 10 10—41
Mililani 17 7 10 8—42
KAHUKU—Ekahi Soriano 4, Sam Spurrier 2, Toriano Taulago 0, Jarom Casey 0, Tu Tui 0, Tyler Oto 3, Hans Fonoimoana 0, Shosei Yamauchi 20, Jeremy Perry 0, Quin Ah You 12. Totals 18 4-8 41.
MILILANI—Aaron Kanno 3, Puna Neumann 0, Brandyn Fidel 4, Jordan Woolsey 0, Clarence Gray 0, Andrew Tokumi 8, Alex Patykula 7, Tony Gabriel 11, Simeon Tavares 7, Mikhail Mabry 2. Totals 18 3-9 42.
3-point goals—Kahuku 1 (Oto). Mililani 3 (Tavares, Kanno, Patykula).
• MOANALUA 56, PEARL CITY 53: Joseph Nishimura scored 19 points, including four 3-pointers, to lift the Menehunes.
Moanalua 13 16 13 14—56
Pearl City 12 16 20 5 —53
MOANALUA—Joseph Nishimura 19, Brian Bertulfo 0, Glenn Gascon 0, Jaimie Rego 13, Bruce Mann 0, Sean Mullaney 2, Chris Young 7, Darin-Jay Shinagawa 2, Eric Keys 13. Totals 21 10-21 56.
PEARL CITY—Isaiah Locquiao 3, Mike Adams 10, Corey Tavares 18, Mike Hardy 0, Ricky Salvacion 0, Kapena Wong 14, Royce Yuen 2, Brandon Rambonga 4, Jonathan Charette 2. Totals 20 12-18 53.
3-point goals—Moanalua 4 (Nishimura). Pearl City 1 (Tavares).
• Castle 45, Aiea 30: Charles Teixeira scored 15 points to lead the Knights.
'Aiea 8 4 10 8—30
Castle 10 2 14 19—45
'AIEA—Samson Chung 3, Timur Sabitov 3, Kelii Kekona 0, James Hadley 4, Gary Molina 4, Levi Wyman 2, RJ Kiesel-Kauhane 8, Rocky Savaiigaea 6. Totals 13 2-7 30.
CASTLE—John Ufuti 0, Bryan Pelangka 2, Emmett "Doonie" Aberilla 1, Kevin Brooks 0, Terry Medez-Kema 2, Kanai Craig-Rodenhurst 0, William Harvest 8, Jordan Ukauka 11, Kurtis Kanekoa 4, Charles Teixeira 15, Antone Watanabe 2, Soli Lefiti 0. Totals 13 15-21 45.
3-point goals—'Aiea 2 (Chung, Sabitov). Castle 4 (Ukauka 2, Harvest 2).
• SAINT LOUIS 42, PUNAHOU 31: Desmond Hanohano scored 14 points as the Crusaders clinched second place in the ILH and earned a state tournament berth.
Saint Louis 12 13 4 13—42
Punahou 6 8 5 12—31
SAINT LOUIS—BJ Batts 7, Keao Monteilh 0, Doug Adachi 0, Ran Brilhante 0, Tavita Thompson 0, Jonah Lakatani 3, Matt Sonoda 0, Desmond Hanohano 14, Jason Rivers 6, Timo Paepule 12, Wilson Afoa 0. Totals 13 14-21 42.
PUNAHOU—Reid Fowler 4, Michael Lam 2, Jason Sakata 2, Stan Fisher 2, Drew Monahan 4, Andrew Amigleo 5, Scott Otake 0, Daniel Bertao 0, Zander Schneider 0, Chris Friedemann 7, Brian Zane 0, Brenton Lee 0, Kasey Ko 5. Totals 14 2-3 31.
3-point goals—Saint Louis 2 (Batts, Lakatani). Punahou 1 (Amigleo).
JV—Kamehameha 48, Punahou 44
• IOLANI 70, MID-PACIFIC 49: Bobby Nash scored 27 points, including five 3-pointers, to carry the Raiders.
Iolani 18 13 20 19—70
Mid-Pacific 15 11 10 13—49
IOLANI—Vinny Nip 0, Jon Yasuda 0, Derrick Low 16, Zach Tollefson 2, Ryan Hirata 7, Kyle Pape 8, Sean Carney 2, Bobby Nash 27, Chad Miller 2, Gage Eberlin 0, Todd Blankenship 6. Totals 30 4-4 70.
MID-PACIFIC—Chad Takabuki 0, Ryan Leong 13, Brendan Katahara 4, Josh Mitchell 2, Travis Tyler 2, Chris Perry 7, J.D. Lum 0, Ryan Chun 3, Josh Santos 8, Kyle Sakamoto 1, Kellen Hastie 0, Chris Freshour 0, Brandyn McCall 9. Totals 20 4-9 49.
3-point goals—Iolani 6 (Nash 5, Hirata 1). Mid-Pacific 5 (Leong 3, Santos 2).
• KAMEHAMEHA 60, DAMIEN 34: Willy Melemai and Waika Spencer each scored 12 points for the Warriors.
Kamehameha 17 14 15 14—60
Damien 8 8 8 10—34
KAMEHAMEHA—Aaron Aiu 2, Jacob Bode 0, Parker Bode 2, Jarrett Day 6, Radford Hepa 10, Aaron Kahaloa 5, Willy Melemai 12, Galen Santana 1, Eric Shaver 5, Caleb Spencer 5, Waika Spencer 12. Totals 25 7-11 60.
DAMIEN—Ferd Paredes 2, Elwin Gapuz 2, Fuavaa Faualo 1, Ranson DeCosta 5, Ka'ano'i Kala'i 6, Soane Sevelo 0, Tevita Williams 5, Fehi Sevelo 2, Brandon Kahale 4, Keoni Steinhoff 7. Totals 13 7-11 34.
3-point goals—Kamehameha 3 (Hepa 2, C. Spencer 1). Damien 1 (Williams).
• MARYKNOLL 47, UNIVERSITY HIGH 41: Kevin Lee scored 20 points to lead the Spartans.
Maryknoll 20 9 11 7—47
University High 13 9 9 10—41
MARYKNOLL—Kawika Calizer 3, Kealaka'i Hussey 0, Kevin Lee 20, Westin Lee 6, Michael Serai 0, Patrick Torres 6, Stacey Wong 12, Tyler Tsukazaki 0. Totals 19 8-19 47.
UNIVERSITY HIGH—Jeris Nakamasu 5, John Duro 4, Ben Nishimoto 3, David Johnson 10, Tommy Chun-Ming 9, Chris Beebe 0, Ric Kodama 8, Sam Naone 0, James Cabras 2. Totals 16 5-13 41.
3-point goals—Maryknoll 1 (W. Lee). University High 4 (Johnson 2, Chun-MIng 1, Nakamasu 1).
OIA Basketball Tournament
First round
Yesterday's results
at Castle
Mililani 42, Kahuku 41
Castle 45, 'Aiea 30
at Pearl City
Kalaheo 65, Kapolei 56
Moanalua 56, Pearl City 53
Quarterfinals
Today's games
at Radford
5 p.m. — Moanalua (7-4) vs. East No. 2 Kaimuki (9-1)
6:30 p.m. — Kalaheo (8-3) vs. West No. 1 Radford (10-0)
at Roosevelt
5 p.m. — Castle (9-2) vs. West No. 2 Leilehua (9-1)
6:30 p.m. — Mililani (8-3) vs. East No. 1 Roosevelt (9-1)
Semifinals
Wednesday's games
at higher seeded East site
6:30 p.m. — Castle-Leilehua winner vs. Mililani-Roosevelt winner
at higher seeded West site
6:30 p.m. — Moanalua-Kaimuki winner vs. Kalaheo-Radford winner
Championship/third place
Friday, Feb. 21
at Blaisdell Arena
5 p.m. — Third place: Semifinal losers
7 p.m. — Championship: Semifinal winners
Admission: $6 for general, $3 for students with OIA activity books or 8th grade and under.
