Kamehameha shuts down Iolani in ILH softball
By Wes Nakama
Advertiser Staff Writer
Having lost Hawai'i's most dominant pitcher, an NCAA Division I shortstop and two other first-team Advertiser All-State players to graduation, the Kamehameha Schools softball team could have been considered to be in somewhat of a rebuilding mode this season.
Could have. Somewhat.
The defending state champion Warriors actually only reshuffled, and Iolani coach Chris Shimabukuro says they simply "reloaded."
Kamehameha blanked the visiting Raiders, 4-0, yesterday to improve to 8-1 in the Interscholastic League of Honolulu, tied for first place with Punahou. Iolani dropped to 7-2.
The Raiders face the Buffanblu on Jan. 21, and the Warriors play Punahou exactly one week later. Only two ILH teams will advance to the state tournament.
"One of us will be left out," Shimabukuro said. "But Kamehameha definitely is the team to beat right now."
Iolani beat the Warriors, 3-1, in the season opener on Dec. 4, scoring all three runs in the first inning. Kamehameha turned the tables yesterday, scoring three runs in the first inning on two hits and two errors. That was more than enough for Warriors starter Kate Robinson, who retired the first 10 batters and finished with a two-hitter.
Robinson, a junior who was first-team All-State as a first baseman last year, struck out five and walked one.
"The best thing about it is she's still going to get better," Kamehameha coach Ty Sing Chow said. "She bailed us out with some big strikeouts. She's taking it over for us."
Robinson also helped herself at the plate, driving in Liane Horiuchi with a line single to center in the first inning. The ball got under the glove of the Raiders' center fielder, allowing Brandi Peiler and Robinson to also score.
A similar play made it 4-0 in the sixth, when Nicole Kalakau lined a single to right which skirted under the glove of Iolani's right fielder and rolled to the fence, allowing Kalakau to circle the bases.
The Raiders had threatened in the top of the inning, loading the bases with one out. But Robinson got a strikeout and groundout to snuff out the rally.
"We needed one or two clutch hits," Shimabukuro said. "They took control of the game early and Kate did a good job of keeping us off-balanced. And their defense played very well."
That defense is a mixture of new faces and returning starters, some in different positions. Peiler, a first-team All-State outfielder, remains in left field and Kaulana Gould returns at catcher. Sharee Fonoti, an All-State third baseman last year, has moved to shortstop to replace Ashley Ruff, who now plays at the University of Hawai'i.
Napua Naumu moved from right field to step in for All-State center fielder Gina Cummings, Horiuchi took the place of All-State second baseman Samantha Sardinha and Robinson replaces Leo Sing Chow, the 2002 State player of the Year, as the ace.
"We're lucky because we've still got a lot of talent up here," Ty Sing Chow said. "It's just a matter of getting them into our game and the flow of the program. We've still got a ways to go."
IOLANI 000 000 0—0 2 3
KAMEHAMEHA 300 001 X—4 7 3
Sheryl Fukuda, Monique Obra (4) and Tricia Sakamoto. Kate Robinson and Kaulana Gould. WP—Robinson. LP—Fukuda.
Leading hitters: Iol—Jocelyn Tamayo 1-3, Amy Fujimoto 1-3; Kam—Robinson 2-3, RBI; Sharee Fonoti 2-3; Liane Horiuchi 1-3.
• PUNAHOU 11, SACRED HEARTS 0: Sarah Weisskopf pitched a one-hit shutout and struck out eight batters as the host Buffanblu defeated the Lancers in a game shortened to 4 1/2 innings.
Weisskopf also hit a two-run homer in the fourth inning.
Sacred Hearts 000 00— 0 1 1
Punahou 033 5X—11 12 0
Nicole Cazinha and Tiani Lopez-Mattos. Sarah Weisskopf and Kaha Weir. WP—Weisskopf. LP—Cazinha.
Leading hitters: Pun—Lindsay Fujita 2-3, double; Gail Matsushima 2-3; Weisskopf 3-3, two-run homer; Christen Aiona 2-2.
• HAWAI'I BAPTIST/ST. ANDREW'S/ST. FRANCIS 16, LA PIETRA 0: Caroline Fisher and Cindel Zimmermann combined on a two-hit shutout with nine strikeouts as HBA/St.A/St.F beat host La Pietra.
Stacie Sueda, Kawhei Meheula and Zimmermann each batted 3-for-5 for HBA/St.A/St.F.
HBA/St.A/St.F (10)01 23—16 21 1
La Pietra 0 00 00— 0 2 6
Caroline Fisher, Cindel Zimmermann (3) and Zimmermann, Anita Manuma (3). J. Miller and M. Tafoya. WP—Fisher. LP—Miller.
Leading hitters: HBA/St.A/St.F—Fisher 2-5, double; Stacie Sueda 3-5; Manuma 2-2, triple, homer; Zimmermann 3-5, triple; Kawhei Meheula 3-5; Wendy Tomeshiro 2-4; Sheree Miura 2-4; Julie Nakandakare 2-4.
• UNIVERSITY HIGH 17, MARYKNOLL 0: Jessica Ghizali pitched a one-hit shutout with 10 strikeouts as the visiting Junior Rainbows beat the Spartans.
University High scored nine runs in the first inning and Dori Baga's grand slam highlighted an eight-run fifth.
University High 900 08—17 12 0
Maryknoll 000 00— 0 1 3
Jessica Ghizali and Iwalani Yamaguchi. J. Kurihara and V. Preza-Haynes. WP—Ghizali. LP—Kurihara.
Leading hitters: UHS—Yamaguchi 2-5, triple; Richie Titcomb 2-3, triple; Dori Baga 2-4, grand slam; Cara Hasegawa 2-4.
MORE SOFTBALL
O'ahu Interscholastic Association
Eastern Division
• KAILUA 12, MCKINLEY 0: Danielle Young pitched a five-inning no-hitter with two strikeouts as the host Surfriders beat the Tigers in a game shortened to 4 1/2 innings because of the mercy rule.
Young also batted 4-for-5, leading the way for the Surfrider offense which collected 20 hits.
Mckinley 000 00— 0 0 4
Kailua 422 4X—12 20 0
Dawn Yara and Evita Cabrera. Danielle Young and Erin Guerrero, Kainoa Hughes (2). WP—Young. LP—Yara.
Leading hitters: Kail—Young 4-5, 2 doubles; Kamaile Hughes 2-3; Courtney Kessell 3-3; Pikake Choy Foo 3-4, double; Rusty Borges 3-4, 2 doubles; Hughes 3-3; Cienna Costa 2-4.
• ROOSEVELT 14, FARRINGTON 0: Genoa Aiko pitched a one-hit shutout with four strikeouts as the host Rough Riders routed the Governors in a game shortened to 4 1/2 innings.
Roosevelt's Kristen Tanabe, Kimberly Fuller and Makana Frank each drove in three runs.
Farrington 000 0 0— 0 1 3
Roosevelt 021 (11)X—14 9 0
Lauren Ligot and Tiffany Pei. Genoa Aiko and Chevelle Kauahipaula. WP—Aiko. LP—Ligot.
Leading hitters: Roos—Kristen Tanabe triple, 3 RBIs; Chelsie Kadota double, 2 RBIs; Kimberly Fuller 2-3, triple, homer, 3 RBIs; Makana Frank 2-3, double, homer, 3 RBIs.
• CASTLE 2, KAIMUKI 0: Stephanie Pauee singled in Lia Pedrina with the go-ahead run with two outs in the eighth inning as the visiting Knights beat the Bulldogs.
Megan Cravalho followed with another single, scoring Kalena Souza for an insurance run.
Pedrina pitched a two-hitter.
Castle 000 000 02—2 7 1
Kaimuki 000 000 00—0 2 2
Lia Pedrina and Anuhea Young. Dalia Solia and Diana Malavong. WP—Pedrina. LP—Solia.
Leading hitter: Cast—Puna Waiolama 3-3.
• MOANALUA 8, KALAHEO 0: Melissa Force and Sarah Fukumoto combined on a four-hit shutout as the host Menehunes beat the Mustangs.
Moanalua's Courtney Adaro drove in two runs and Mika Tanji batted 2-for-3.
Kalaheo 000 000 0—0 4 5
Moanalua 510 200 0—8 6 2
Melissa Force, Sarah Fukumoto (4) and Jazminn Yamamoto, Joy Matsukawa (4). Kepa Kaliko and Denise Pearl. WP—Force. LP—Kaliko.
Leading hitters: Moan—Courtney Adaro 2 RBIs; Mika Tanji 2-3.
JV—Moanalua 8, Kalaheo 1
• KAHUKU 9, KALANI 6: The Red Raiders rallied from a five-run deficit after two innings to beat the host Falcons.
Kahuku's Agesha Lightsy batted 3-for-4 with three RBIs and Kristy Pedro went 2-for-4.
Kahuku 003 031 2—9 8 1
Kalani 320 100 0—6 6 7
Kawehi Ulii, Shawna Kanoa (2) and Kanoa, Ulii (2). Heather Takahashi and Ashley DeGuzman. WP—Kanoa. LP—Takahashi.
Leading hitters: Kah—Agesha Lightsy 3-4, 3 RBIs; Kristy Pedro 2-4. Kaln—Erin Takana 2-3.
Western Division
• PEARL CITY 10, NANAKULI 0: Krystal Plunkett pitched a one-hitter and Celine Akana had a double, triple, two RBIs and scored three runs to lead the visiting Chargers past the Golden Hawks in a game shortened to five innings.
Plunkett allowed a single (first inning) and one walk (fourth) to Vernadine Vickers.
Pearl City catcher Stacy Sakata had two hits and two RBIs.
Pearl City 242 02—10 7 0
Nanakuli 000 00— 0 1 5
Krystal Plunkett and Stacy Sakata. Lehua Yap, Maydeen Tangaro (3), Danielle Kahao (5) and Jandie Higashi. WP—Plunkett. LP—Yap.
Leading hitters: PC—Celine Akana 2-3, double, triple, 3 runs, 2 RBIs; Sakata 2-3, 2 RBIs.
• WAI'ANAE 17, 'AIEA 0: Ashley Voss pitched a four-hit shutout as the visiting Seariders routed Na Ali'i.
The game was stopped after five innings due to the 10-run mercy rule.
Wai'anae's Tracy Kane batted 4-for-4 with a double, triple and two RBIs, while Voss went 3-for-4 with two RBIs.
Wai'anae 535 13—17 18 1
Aiea 000 00— 0 4 7
Ashley Voss and Shaylla Moses. Darci Yoichisako, Kristen Watabu (5) and Megan Sakamoto. WP—Voss. LP—Yoichisako.
Leading hitters: Waian—Moses 2-5, triple; Adeline Kahalekomo 2-4, double, triple; Tracy Kane 4-4, double, triple, 2 RBIs; Voss 3-4, 2 RBIs. 'Aiea—Yoichisako 2-3.
• MILILANI 1, CAMPBELL 0: Miki Asamura pitched a no-hitter and Sandy Nakamura doubled in Erika Au with one out in the fourth inning for the game's only run as the host Trojans beat the Sabers.
Asamura walked none and struck out 12.
Campbell 000 000 0—0 0 1
Mililani 000 100 X—1 7 2
Jenna Silva and Jovanna Kealoui. Miki Asamura and Erika Au. WP—Asamura. LP—Silva.
Leading hitters: Mil—Sandy Nakamura 2-3, double, triple; Thiffany Anguay-Kalau triple; Charity Senas 2-3.
• LEILEHUA 14, RADFORD 2: Four Leilehua pitchers combined on a five-inning no-hitter as the visiting Mules beat the Rams.
Alexis San Nicolas and Jessica Battease hit two-run home runs in a six-run third inning for the Mules.
Leilehua 506 12—14 14 0
Radford 000 20— 2 0 3
Alexis San Nicolas, T. Vierra (3), Pikake Nutter-Gaudet (4), San Nicolas (5) and Nutter-Gaudet, S. Guerrero (4), Nutter-Gaudet (5). Filimaua Manuma and Heidi Pingol, Samantha Long (4). WP—San Nicolas. LP—Manuma.
Leading hitters: Lei—M. Correa 3-4; Guerrero 2-4; San Nicolas 2-4, homer, 2 RBIs; Nutter-Gaudet 3 runs; J. Kim 2-3, 2 RBIs; Vierra 2-4; Freitas 2-3, triple, 2 RBIs; Jessica Battease 2-3, homer, 2 RBIs.
BASKETBALL
Interscholastic League of Honolulu
• SAINT LOUIS 46, MID-PACIFIC 22: Desmond Hanohano scored 13 points and B.J. Batts added 11, including three 3-pointers, as the visiting Crusaders beat the Owls.
St. Louis held Mid-Pacific to seven first-half points.
Saint Louis 6 16 11 11—44
Mid-Pacific 4 3 11 4—22
SAINT LOUIS—B.J. Batts 11, Keao Monteilh 1, Douglas Adachi 0, Ryan Brilhante 0, Tavita Thompson 0, Jonah Lakatani 4, Matt Sonada 2, Desmond Hanohano 13, Jason Rivers 9, Timo Paepule 6, Brandon Va'a 0, Michael Perry 0. Totals 17 6-8 44.
MID-PACIFIC—Ryan Leong 1, Brendan Katahara 3, Travis Tyler 2, Chris Perry 5, J.D. Lum 0, Ryan Chun 0, Josh Santos 0, Kyle Sakamoto 0, Kellen Hastie 2, Chris Freshour 5, Brandyn McCall 4. Totals 8 4-13 22.
3-point goals—Saint Louis 4 (Batts 3, Rivers 1). Mid-Pacific 2 (Katahara, Perry).
• IOLANI 61, DAMIEN 32: Derrick Low scored 21 points as the host Raiders routed the Monarchs.
Iolani outscored Damien 34-7 in the second and third quarters.
Damien 13 2 5 12—32
Iolani 13 14 20 14—61
DAMIEN—Kawika Lopez 2, Ranson DeCosta 6, Ka'ano'i Kala'i 7, Tevita Williams 4, Fehi Sevelo 2, Keoni Steinhoff 11. Totals 12 7-14 32.
IOLANI—Vinny Nip 5, Jon Yasuda 6, Derrick Low 21, Zach Tollefson 7, Ryan Hirata 3, Kyle Pape 3, Sean Carney 2, Bobby Nash 8, Chad Miller 2, Gage Eberlin 2, Todd Blankenship 2. Totals 27 4-7 61.
3-point goals—Damien 1 (DeCosta). Iolani 3 (Nip, Low, Hirata).
• PUNAHOU 47, MARYKNOLL 35: Andrew Amigleo scored a game-high 17 points, including three 3-pointers, and Christopher Friedemann added 12 as the host Buffanblu beat the Spartans.
Kevin Lee had 15 points for Maryknoll.
Maryknoll 11 8 9 7—35
Punahou 8 13 15 11—47
MARYKNOLL—Michael Faria 2, Kawika Calizar 6, Kealakai'i Hussey 5, Kevin Lee 15, Westin Lee 0, Michael Serai 0, Stacey Wong 7, Chris Lum 0. Totals 14 7-10 35.
PUNAHOU—Reid Fowler 0, Michael Lam 0, Jason Sakata 2, Drew Monahan 6, Andrew Amigleo 17, Scott Otake 0, Daniel Bertao 2, Zander Schneider 2, Christopher Friedemann 12, Brian Zane 0, Brenton Lee 4, Kasey Ko 2. Totals 17 9-19 47.
3-point goals—Maryknoll none. Punahou 4 (Amigleo 3, Monahan 1).
• KAMEHAMEHA 57, UNIVERSITY 45: Kawika Hepa scored 14 points, including two 3-pointers, and Willy Melemai added 13 as the visiting Warriors beat the Junior Rainbows last night.
University's Tommy Chun-Ming led all scorers with 15 points, including a 3-pointer.
Kamehameha 22 16 11 8—57
University 6 10 13 16—45
KAMEHAMEHA—Aaron Aiu 0, Jacob Bode 2, Parker Bode 0, Kawika Hepa 14, Aaron Kahaloa 2, Willy Melemai 13, Galen Santana 0, Eric Shaver 6, Caleb Spencer 7, Ioane Spencer 4, Waika Spencer 9. Totals 23 6-9 57.
UNIVERSITY HIGH—Jeris Nakamasu 2, John Duro 2, Curtis Lefrandt 0, Ben Nishimoto 7, David Johnson 2, Tommy Chun-Ming 15, Chris Beebe 8, Ric Kodama 9, Sam Naone 0. Totals 10 24-27 45.
3-point goals—Kamehameha 5 (Hepa 2, Shaver 2, C. Spencer 1). University 1 (Chun-Ming).
JV—University 65, Lutheran 41
Friday's Result
• PUNAHOU 59, DAMIEN 44: Drew Monahan had a game-high 17 points, including two 3-pointers, and Daniel Bertao added 14 points as the host Buffanblu defeated the Monarchs on Friday night.
Damien 12 9 19 4—44
Punahou 14 13 16 16—59
DAMIEN—Ferd Paredes 2, Kawika Lopez 0, Ranson DeCosta 10, Kaanoi Kalai 6, Tevita Williams 7, Fehi Sevelo 7, Brandon Kahale 5, Keoni Steinhoff 7.
PUNAHOU—Reid Fowler 2, Michael lam 0, Jason Sakata 8, Drew Monahan 17, Andrew Amigleo 12, Scott Otake 0, Daniel Bertao 14, Zander Schneider 0, Chris Friedmann 4, Brian Zane 0, Brenton Lee 0, Kasey Ko 2.
3-point goals—Damien 1 (DeCosta 1). Punahou 5 (Monahan 2, Amigleo 2, Sakata 1).
ILH Boys Varsity Division II
Hanalani 56, Lutheran 45. Hana—Keoni Haole 13. Luth—Joshua Jay 11, Seiji Ogawa 11.
Punahou 43, Kamehameha 38. Pun: Jordan Moss 9. Kam: Rand Lono 15, Kanekoa Texeira 10.
Saint Louis 62, Academy of the Pacific 32. St.L: Kelii Perbera 11. AOP: Dan Turner 12.
Word of Life 61, ASSETS 27. WOL: Chad Siu 21. ASSETS: Mark Lum 9.
Lanakila Baptist 58, Redemption Academy 52. LB: Kiley Tanaka 17. RA: K. Pouahi 28.
Iolani 59, Hawai'i Baptist 56. Iol: Robert Mageo 21, Rich Matsuura 10. HBA: Andrew Kurata 21.
Friday's Result
Kamehameha 72, Iolani 60. Kam—James Jones 23, Kanekoa Texeira 13, Justin Wills 11. Iol—Matt Choy 19, Robert Mageo 14, Rich Matsuura 13.
ILH Boys JV
University High 65, Lutheran 41
Punahou 61, Mid-Pacific 27
Damien 47, Hawai'i Baptist 39
O'ahu Interscholastic Association
Eastern Division
• KAISER 57, FARRINGTON 47: Kekoa Kamauoha scored 16 points and Matt Ching added 14 as the host Cougars beat the Governors.
Farrington's Uriah Seui scored 20 points.
Farrington 6 15 10 16—47
Kaiser 10 17 9 21—57
FARRINGTON—Burt Calacay 13, Jay Ocol 0, Jerome Crisostomo 1, Royce Machado 8, Rodney Cabebe 4, Ferdinand Morales 1, Matt Bell 0, Uriah Seui 20. Totals 17 9-14 47.
KAISER—Jody Marxen 0, Jeoff Peters 3, Kekoa Kamauoha 16, Steven Pratt 4, Waikaloa Noa 10, Chris Assily 1, Matt Ching 14, Tyler Fujie 9. Totals 19 18-26 57.
3-point goals—Farrington 4 (Calacay 2, Machado 2). Kaiser 1 (Fujie).
JV—Farrington 59, Kaiser 51
• MOANALUA 48, KAILUA 43: The visiting Menehunes scored all of their points in overtime on 7-of-9 free-throw shooting in a win over the Surfriders.
Joseph Nishimura scored 15 points and Chris Young added 10 for Moanalua.
Kailua's Kealii Kalahiki had a game-high 17 points, including three 3-pointers.
Moanalua 6 8 9 18 7—48
Kailua 5 4 17 15 2—43
MOANALUA—Joseph Nishimura 15, Brian Bertulfo 3, Glenn Gascon 0, Jaimie Rego 8, Bruce Mann 0, Jameson Iereneo 0, Marquise Duvall 6, Jonathan Austad 0, Sean Mullaney 3, Chris Young 10, Darin-Jay Shinagawa 0, John Ishikawa 0, Eric Keys 3, Kamoe Mehrtens 0. Totals 13 19-27 48.
KAILUA—David Kaihenui 0, Tyler Harrison 2, Kealii Kalahiki 17, Derek Mailau 0, Cory Nemoto 0, Bronson Kamaka 2, Koa Sniffen 7, Brad Ching 3, Wayne Kaiu-Denning 0, Eddie Campbell 4, Xavier Hoolulu 4, Zack Meredith 0, Kainoa LaCount 4, Kea Crowell 0. Totals 17 4-8 43.
3-point goals—Moanalua 3 (Nishimura, Bertulfo, Mullaney). Kailua 5 (Kalahiki 3, Ching 1, Hoolulu 1).
JV—n/a
Western Division
• LEILEHUA 76, WAIALUA 51: Andrew Talaeai scored 15 points and Zacarius Rivera added 12 and Demetrius Washington 11 as the host Mules routed the Bulldogs.
Po'okela Gasper had 15 points for Waialua.
Waialua 11 15 6 19—51
Leilehua 21 17 20 18—76
WAIALUA—Jonathan Carrano 0, Kelson Silva 5, Glenn Rubio 6, Po'okela Gasper 15, Roldan Dacuycuy 6, Jaive Nacapuy 0, Lawrence Sumaoang 9, Brandon Macadangdang 2, Marlon Dela Cruz 0, Geronimo Madarang 0, Nicholas Serrone 8, Brady Abendanio 0. Totals 13 21-30 51.
LEILEHUA—Andrew Talaeai 15, Demetrius Washington 11, Larry McCrum 0, Tyrell Couch 4, Angelo Massey 8, Antonio Carter 1, John Gory 2, Joshua Fetters 8, Zacarius Rivera 12, Anthony Hall 7, Angel Fontanez 4, Jonathan Scruggs 2, Jostin Repollo 2. Totals 30 13-17 76.
3-point goals—Waialua 4 (Rubio 2, Dacuycuy 1, Silva 1). Leilehua 3 (Fetters 2, Washington 1).
JV—Leilehua 54, Waialua 31
• PEARL CITY 37, CAMPBELL 30: Mike Adams scored 10 points as the host Chargers beat the Sabers.
The Sabers converted only 3-of-12 free-throw attempts, while the Chargers made 8-of-13.
Campbell 6 7 12 5—30
Pearl City 14 6 10 7—37
CAMPBELL—James Bannister 2, Romeo Mayrena 4, Walter Daniels 4, Tristan Bailey 3, Ian Kelley 5, Marcus VanNess 5, Taetuli Tafai 2, Rashad Green 5. Totals 13 3-12 30.
PEARL CITY—Isiah Locquiao 6, Mike Adams 10, Corey Tavares 6, Mike Hardy 4, Kapena Wong 8, Royce Yuen 3. Totals 14 8-13 37.
3-point goals—Campbell 1 (VanNess). Pearl City 1 (Yuen).
JV—Pearl City 50, Campbell 42
SOCCER
Interscholastic League of Honolulu
Boys Varsity
Punahou 1, Pac-Five 1. Pun: David Semenza. P5: Justin Fajota.
Kamehameha 6, Damien 0. Kam: Jordan Aquino 2, Kekoa Smith, David Gualdarama, Kaui Wong, Aaron Souza.
Mid-Pacific 3, Hawai'i Baptist 2. MPI: Jared Yamauchi, Richie Higa, David Young. HBA: Micah Munekata 2.
Iolani 2, Saint Louis 0. Iol: Riley Bruhn, Nicholas Wong.
O'ahu Interscholastic Association
Eastern Division
Boys Varsity
Moanalua 4, McKinley 0. Moan: Landon Watanabe 2, Aaron Miura, Nick Lovan.
Kalani 3, Farrington 0. Kaln: Daniel Dabbs, David Debos, Jordan Stephanos.
Kalaheo 1, Kaiser 1. Kalah: Sean Arthur. Kais: Brandon Self.
Castle 5, Kailua 0. Cast: Brennan Alexander 2, Michael Mayeda, Tyson Hosaka, Jay Nakamura.
Roosevelt 3, Kahuku 0. Roos: Evan Patek, Erik Le, Paulo Barros.
Girls Varsity
Moanalua 6, McKinley 0. Moan: Peperlyn Baguio 3, Kari Egami, Kimberly Ito, Minne Pruner.
Kalani 1, Farrington 0. Kaln: Chelsea Wong.
Kalaheo 2, Kaiser 2. Kalh: Anela Gonzales, Tina Garcia. Kais: Jolie Yoshino, Tara Luke.
Kailua 0, Castle 0
Kahuku 3, Roosevelt 0. Kah: Krisha Kai 2, Tiana Ahue
Girls JV
Kaiser 1, Kalaheo 0
Kailua 0, Castle 0
Kahuku 7, Roosevelt 0
PADDLING
O'ahu Interscholastic Association
Division A
Eastern Division
Varsity (1/2 Mile)
At Ke'ehi Lagoon
Boys
1, McKinley (Kaulike Kalama, Jeremiah Tachibana, Jesse Wong, Chris Joseph, Ikaika Yoshida, Jaren Peahi) 4:22.89. 2, Castle 4:26.67. 3, Kalaheo 4:36.64. 4, Roosevelt 4:46.91. 5, Kahuku 4:49.25.
Girls
1, Anuenue (Kaipo Martinez, Ho'onani Soma, Kahana Na'auao, Megan Leota, Kealohi Walk, Kau'i Martinez) 5:06.09. 2, Castle 5:14.18. 3, McKinley 5:16.94. 4, Kahuku 5:21.35. 5, Kalaheo 5:22.33.
Mixed
1, Castle (Faren Salis, Malia Lee, Malia Heimuli, Ty Fu, Naeole McFadden, Dustin Hauki) 4:38.77. 2, McKinley 4:40.63. 3, Kalaheo 4:45.30. 4, Kaimuki 5:08.79. 5, Kahuku 5:15.99.
JV (¥ Mile)
Boys: 1, McKinley 2:15.80. 2, Kalaheo 2:28.60. 3, Roosevelt 2:32.43.
Girls: 1, Kalaheo 2:36.03. 2, McKinley 2:43.29. 3, Roosevelt 2:45.21.
Mixed: 1, Kalaheo 2:23.49. 2, Anuenue 2:26.49. 3, McKinley 2:29.24.
Western Division
Division A
Varsity (1/2 Mile)
Boys
1, Waialua (Grant Yamanouchi, Gavin Nakamura, Thomas Kawaihakui, Travis Siu, Kala Labra, Aaron Oga) 4:28.66. 2, Radford 4:32.71. 3, Nanakuli 4:36.38. 4, 'Aiea 4:42.53. 5, Campbell 4:44.05.
Girls
1, Nanakuli (Noe Huddy-Nahalea, Kaena Apana, Jolynn Yocum, Chelsee Smith, Ashley Palakiko, Leona Matthewson-Wright) 5:07.23. 2, Wai'anae 5:25.48. 3, Radford 5:29.83. 4, Mililani 5:33.80. 5, Campbell 5:34.26.
Mixed
1, Nanakuli (Leona Matthewson-Wright, Iakika Smith, Kaena Apana, Jonathan Lucero, Chelsee Smith, Richard Barrett) 4:32.36. 2, Mililani 4:34.84. 3, 'Aiea 4:46.76. 4, Wai'anae 4:52.06. 5, Leilehua 4:54.54.
JV (1/4 Mile)
Boys: 1, Mililani 2:13.53. 2, Nanakuli 2:26.53. 3, Leilehua 2:26.79.
Girls: 1, Mililani 2:43.98. 2, Nanakuli 2:45.08. 3, Campbell 2:52.05.
Mixed: 1, Campbell 2:21.39. 2, Nanakuli 2:26.02. 3, Mililani 2:32.19.
Division B
Varsity (1/2 Mile)
Boys
1, Campbell 4:47.64. 2, McKinley 4:49.23. 3, Kahuku 4:49.59. 4, Radford 5:02.24.
Girls
1, Kalaheo 5:36.01. 2, McKinley 5:46.76. 3, Campbell 5:48.94. 4, Wai'anae 6:10.39. 5, Moanalua 6:11.84.
JV (1/4 Mile)
Boys: 1, Campbell 2:07.37. 2, Mililani 2:18.35. 3, Moanalua 2:21.38.
Girls: 1, Roosevelt 2:44.65. 2, Kalaheo 2:44.90. 3, Wai'anae 2:54.24.
WRESTLING
O'ahu Interscholastic Association
Boys Varsity
Waialua 24, Nanakuli 18. Pin—152: Remigio Vidad (Waial).
Mililani 34, Campbell 21. Pins—130: William Smithe (Mil). 189: Kyle Lung (Mil).
Pearl City 39, Nanakuli 12. Pin—160: Andy Hung (PC).
Moanalua 60, Kailua 6. Pin—145: Dereck DeMello (Kail).
Kahuku 37, Kaiser 33
Kahuku 78, Kailua 0. Pin—145: Marion Ancheta (Kah).
Kaiser 38, Moanalua 30. Pins—125: Curran Wong (Moan). 135: Windward Koolau (Moan). 145: Steven Cho (Moana). 275: Kirk Inman (Kais).
'Aiea 33, Wai'anae 18. Pins—145: Elijah Simpliciano (Waian). 160: Maka Tanele (Waian).
Campbell 24, Nanakuli 18. Pin—130: Dustin Yamane (Nana).
'Aiea 36, Nanakuli 24. Pins—125: Daniel Yamane (Nana). 152: Gavino Rulloda (Nana).
Campbell 30, Wai'anae 12. Pins—140: John Lewis (Camp). 160: Maka Tanele (Waian). 171: Aaron Juhl (Camp).
Waipahu 42, Leilehua 18. Pins—119: Jerry Fowler (Lei). 140: Kai Rickard (Lei). 145: Bernard Baradi (Waip). 152: Joshua Bumanglag (Waip).
Waialua 18, Kapolei 12. Pin—140: John Delarama (Kapo).
Waipahu 60, Kapolei 12
Waialua 18, Leilehua 12
Boys JV
Waialua 18, Nanakuli 18
Campbell 36, Mililani 6
Pearl City 54, Nanakuli 6
Kailua 30, Moanalua 12
Kahuku 36, Kaiser 24
Kahuku 48, Kailua 0
Kaiser 35, Moanalua 24
Wai'anae 42, 'Aiea 12
Campbell 42, Nanakuli 12
Nanakuli 18, 'Aiea 12
Wai'anae 36, Campbell 24
Waipahu 33, Leilehua 18
Kapolei 51, Waialua 6
Kapolei 36, Waipahu 33
Waialua 16, Leilehua 16 (tie)
Girls Varsity
Campbell 12, Mililani 6. Pin—121: Debbi Sakai (Mil).
Pearl City 48, Nanakuli 0
Kailua 42, Moanalua 6
Kahuku 54, Kaiser 0
Kahuku 51, Kailua 0
Moanalua 48, Kaiser 0
'Aiea 12, Wai'anae 6. Pin—121: Shyla Iokia (Waian).
Campbell 12, Nanakuli 0
'Aiea 18, Nanakuli 0
Campbell 12, Wai'anae 6
Leilehua 24, Waipahu 12
Kapolei 24, Waialua 0
Kapolei 18, Waipahu 12. Pin—108: Ashley Sapanara (Waip).
Leilehua 20, Waialua 0
Girls JV
Waialua 6, Nanakuli 0
Campbell 12, Mililani 0
Pearl City 36, Nanakuli 0
Kailua 30, Moanalua 0
Kaiser 18, Kahuku 12
Kahuku 18, Kailua 12
Moanalua 24, Kaiser 18
Wai'anae 6, 'Aiea 0
Campbell 12, Nanakuli 0
Campbell 12, Wai'anae 6
Waipahu 18, Leilehua 6
Kapolei 6, Waialua 6 (tie)
Waipahu 18, Kapolei 6
Waialua 6, Leilehua 6 (tie)
Interscholastic League of Honolulu
Boys Varsity
Kamehameha 58, Damien 12
Boys JV
Kamehameha 45, Damien 30
TENNIS
O'ahu Interscholastic Association
Girls JV
Eastern Division
Roosevelt 5, Castle 0
Kaiser 5, Castle 0
Kaiser 4, Roosevelt 1
Western Division
Campbell 2, Waialua 1
'Aiea 3, Mililani 2
Leilehua 4, Pearl City 1
