Weekly honors
Advertiser Staff
BASEBALL
Panfilo Bascar
St. Anthony
Hit two-out triple to drive in go-ahead runs in 5-2 victory over King Kekaulike on Saturday.
Travis Gonzaga
Saint Louis
Got four hits and scored go-ahead run in ninth inning Thursday against Mid-Pacific. Game was suspended with score tied 10-10.
John Gentry
Saint Louis
His fourth hit, a single, put Saint Louis ahead 10-9 of defending state champion Mid-Pacific in the ninth inning Thursday. He also hit a double and a triple.
John Holley
Pahoa
Holley's fourth hit of the game drove in the tying and winning runs as the Daggers rallied for seven runs in the seventh inning to beat Kealakehe, 14-13, for their first victory.
Kala Ka'aihue
Iolani
Homered and scored three runs, the margin of victory, in 9-6 decision over Kamehameha.
Jeffery Kajiwara
Baldwin
Pitched five-inning, one-hit shutout in 15-0 victory over Seabury Hall on Saturday.
Kahiwa Letman
Iolani
After his two-run home run in the second inning was offset by a Punahou rally, Letman doubled home the winning run in the bottom of the seventh inning Saturday fora 5-4 victory. Two days earlier Letman hit a double and home run, scored two runs and drove in two against Damien.
Jason Luke
Damien
Hit 4-for-4, drove in three runs and scored two in 8-4 victory over Maryknoll.
Kip Masuda
Mid-Pacific
Singled in tying run with two out in bottom of the ninth Thursday against Saint Louis. Darkness was eventual winner in 10-10 suspended game.
Ian Mopas and Trent Muraoka
Iolani baseball
Combined to pitch five-inning, one-hit, 18-0 victory over Damien on Thursday.
Vance Otake and Jon Cayan
Maui
Combined to pitch five-inning perfect game as Maui defeated Ka'ahumanu Hou, 17-0, on Saturday.
Randy Rundgren
Mid-Pacific
His three-run double sparked a seven-run inning in 12-5 victory over Punahou. Had 4 RBIs in game.
Ryan Sasaki
Saint Louis
Drove in four runs with home run and single in 11-1 victory over Maryknoll on Saturday.
GIRLS BASKETBALL
Christie Ayers
Pearl City
Scored 27 points as Chargers won their first two games.
Bre Carson
McKinley
Her 14 points, nine on 3-pointers, were the difference for the Tigers against Kailua. Carson transferred into town from OIA champion Kalaheo.
Megan Ching
Kamehameha
Scored 19 and 14 points in two victories for the defending state champions.
Shanna-Lei Dacanay
Punahou
Super-soph scored 13 and 16 points as Buffanblu remained unbeaten. ÊÊ
Dione Fernandez
Kohala
Scored 21 of Cowgirls' 34 points in season-opening, 53-34 loss to Honoka'a.
Patti Hardimon and Kepua Lee
Moanalua
Scored 18 points each as Menehune opened OIA season with 56-46 victory over Kaiser.
Rachel Kane
Punahou
Sat out Friday's game because she "tweaked" her ankle, but in a "must game" against Maryknoll Saturday, Kane scored 18 points and showed the floor game that prompted Gonzaga to sign her.
Jamie Kua
Campbell
Had 17 points and 13 rebounds in victory over Nanakuli.
Kira Nakasono
Waialua
Hit four 3-pointers and had 15 total points in 36-30 victory over Kapolei.
Pikake Nutter-Gaudet
Leilehua
Scored 19 of her game-high 28 points during a frantic fourth-quarter rally that fell short against Mililani, 49-46. Led Mules with 13 points in one-point loss to Waipahu.
Taylor Smith
Kalaheo
Despite losing Latoya Wily and Bre Carson to out-transfers, Kalaheo got Smith, whose family returned from two years in Rhode Island in time for her to score 26 points as the Mustangs won their first two games.
Dalia Solia
Kaimuki
UH-bound Solia scored 35 points, including 22 in 49-39 victory over Kalani.
Latoya Wily
Kahuku
After a year at Kalaheo, Wily scored 29 points as the Red Raiders won their first two games under new coach Wendy Anae.
Lehua Yap
Nanakuli
Scored 16 points Tuesday and 16 more Friday although the Golden Hawks lost both games.
GOLF
Lindsey Hong
Punahou
Shot 1-over-par 73 Saturday in ILH weekly event at West Loch, her best this season.
Ayumi Hori
Moanalua
Two-time OIA Player of the Year shot 1-over-par 73 at Kalakaua. Hori has signed with Idaho.
Kyle Kunioka
Kailua
Shot 1-under-par 71 at Kalakaua to lead Kailua to 10-stroke victory in weekly OIA East event.
Kayla Morinaga
Sacred Hearts
Improving by 12 strokes under her average of the past two weeks, shot par 72 in the weekly ILH tournament Saturday at West Loch.
Stacie Nishimoto
Iolani
Her 1-over-par 73 Saturday at West Loch was 10 strokes better than her average in the two previous ILH events.
Jon Ozaki
Mid-Pacific
Shot 2-under-par 70, an improvement of six strokes over his best round this year, in weekly ILH tournament Saturday at West Loch.
Arnold Sano
Moanalua
Shot 4-under par on his second nine holes for a total of par 72 at Kalakaua in the weekly OIA East event.
Pila Young
Mid-Pacific
In his first tournament of the year, shot par 72 in ILH's fourth weekly event Saturday at West Loch.
JUDO
Elizabeth "Kapua" Torres
Kahuku
Making a smooth transition from wrestling, in which she won the state 108-pound championship seven days before, Torres scored two ippons (10-point victories) as the OIA season opened Saturday.
TRACK & FIELD
Ryan Hodges
Kalaheo
Set Vernon Sakamoto Memorial meet record of 10:07.3 in the 3,000-meter run.
Jeremy Inferrera
Saint Louis
Threw discus 156 feet, 5 inches to win Ralph Martinson Invitational by almost 18 feet.
Chun Mei Nickles
Mililani
Senior pole vaulted a meet record 11 feet Saturday at George Yamamoto Invitational. The height would have won last year's girls state championship, in which she placed second.
Mei Lee Nickles
Mililani
Chun Mei's younger sister won six blue ribbons — 100, high jump, long jump, hurdle relay, 4x100 relay and triple jump — at George Yamamoto Invitational. Her best mark was a meet record 35-6 hop-step-jump.
Quinton Beaver
Kahuku
Put shot 55 feet, 11 1/2 inches at John E. Velasco Invitational. Distance is 1 foot, 9 inches longer than the gold-medal put at last year's state meet.
Tamatoa Silva
Kamehameha
Outraced the defending state champion to win 100 in 11.16 at Ralph Martinson Invitational.
Waika Spencer
Kamehameha
Won long jump (21-3), triple jump (43-4) and high jump (5-10) at Ralph Martinson Invitational.
Sheena Thain
McKinley
Senior won girls 1,500 in meet record time of 5:14.8 and also won 3,000 at Vernon Sakamoto Memorial meet on Friday.
GIRLS WATER POLO
Caitlin O'Meara
Iolani
Scored three goals in 6-4 victory over Kamehameha on Thursday.
