Waiakea leads way; two tied individually
Advertiser Staff
Mid-Pacific Institute's Troy Higashiyama shares the lead with University High's Travis Toyama after the opening round of the David S. Ishii Foundation Boys State Golf Championship.
Waiakea, which has won four of the last five years, leads the team competition by six strokes over Kaua'i High and Mid-Pacific. The Red Raiders won the state title in 1979 and '89. Mid-Pacific's only championship came in 1985
The Warriors shot 10-over-par 298 yesterday at Waikoloa's Kings' Course. The top four scores for each team counted.
Higashiyama and Toyama were the only golfers under par, at 1-under 71. Waiakea's Gabriel Wilson and Wai'anae's Earl Medeiros are a shot back.
The final round begins at 7 this morning.
Team Scores
1, Waiakea 298
2, Kaua'i 304
2, Mid-Pacific 304
4, Baldwin 312
4, Hilo 312
6, King Kekaulike 321
7, Kealakehe 323
8, Kailua 325
9, Castle 330
10, Iolani 332
11, Moanalua 337
12, 'Aiea 340
13, Pearl City 345
14, Mililani 354
Note: Team scores reflect best four out of five individual scores
Individuals
Troy Higashiyama, Mid-Pacific 36-35—71
Travis Toyama, University High 39-32—71
Gabe Wilson, Waiakea 35-37—72
Earl Medeiros, Wai'anae 36-36—72
Chris Kobayashi, McKinley 37-36—73
Reyn Tanaka, Mid-Pacific 36-37—73
Brandon Abreu, Pearl City 36-37—73
Kyle Higuchi, Waiakea 36-37—73
Cory French, Kaua'i 34-40—74
Brian Culbertson, Kealakehe 35-39—74
Alan Baab, Kaua'i 39-36—75
Aron Castro, King Kekaulike 37-38—75
Arnold Sano, Moanalua 37-38—75
Ricky Kimi, Waiakea 37-38—75
Kurt Nino, Damien 37-39—76
Kyle Kunioka, Kailua 39-37—76
Chase Chulakote, Kailua 39-37—76
Chase Cazimero, Kohala 38-38—76
Moses Kahalekulu, Baldwin 37-40—77
Bronson Maluenda, Campbell 41-36—77
Burt Bonk, Hawai'i Prep 39-38—77
Matt Okuno, Hilo 35-42—77
Kellen Watabu, Kaua'i 37-40—77
Bryan Bangeter, King Kekaulike 39-38—77
Sean Ogawa, Kula 37-40—77
Jon Ozaki, Mid-Pacific 38-39—77
Lenn Akamine, Punahou 46-31—77
Brandon Phillips, Baldwin 34-44—78
Joshua Suyat, Baldwin 38-40—78
Dylan Nakano, Hilo 41-37—78
Michael Tsutsumi, Hilo 35-43—78
Chad Nonaka, Kaua'i 42-36—78
Walter Ching, Saint Louis 35-43—78
David Kim, Waiakea 37-41—78
Devan Aburamen, Waiakea 39-39—78
Stephen Zane, Baldwin 38-41—79
Brandon Nahale, Hawai'i Baptist 38-41—79
Kaleo Calip, Hilo 39-40—79
Chris Souza, Kamehameha 39-40—79
Bret Netzer, Kaua'i 37-42—79
Chad Kajiwara, Mid-Pacific 39-40—79
Kyle Hayashi, Baldwin 39-41—80
Marcus Miyashiro, Damien 42-38—80
Chris Caycayon, Kamehameha 41-39—80
Shaun Felechner, Lahainaluna 39-41—80
Ryan Perez, Moanalua 40-40—80
Alvin Okada, Wai'anae 36-44—80
Casey Kimura, Castle 40-41—81
Jonathan Ukauka, Castle 40-41—81
Chad Nahale, Hawai'i Baptist 41-40—81
Casey Kobashigawa, Iolani 43-38—81
Spencer Shishido, Iolani 38-43—81
Tu Tui, Kahuku 41-40—81
Jason Nakamura, Kaimuki 38-43—81
Sam Cyr, King Kekaulike 39-42—81
Trent Kyono, Baldwin 41-41—82
Nick Heyd, Baldwin 41-41—82
Jonathan Hirata, Castle 37-45—82
Sam Rodriguez, Kailua 41-41—82
Billy Toy, Kapa'a 40-42—82
Kalani Delima, Kealakehe 38-44—82
Rance Yanabu, University High 40-42—82
Jacob Low, Hilo 40-43—83
Pomaikai Shishido, Iolani 43-40—83
Michael Garcia, Kaua'i 42-41—83
Chris Engle, Kealakehe 39-44—83
David Yamasaki, Maryknoll 41-42—83
Andrew Kam, Mid-Pacific 41-42—83
Bronson Kalilikane, Mililani 43-40—83
Shaun Sato, Waiakea 41-42—83
Derek Inaba, Waiakea 43-40—83
Chad Yawata, 'Aiea 40-44—84
Chase Tokunaga, 'Aiea 37-47—84
Jared Keanaaina, Kealakehe 41-43—84
Nick Matsuoka, Konawaena 40-44—84
Kelly Aoki, Leilehua 41-43—84
Mark Mizoguchi, Maui 41-43—84
Drew Russ, Seabury Hall 43-41—84
Jerel Lake, 'Aiea 47-38—85
Glenn Alonzo, Campbell 46-39—85
Shawn Sakoda, Kaiser 44-41—85
Jong Kim, Saint Louis 47-38—85
Scott Yoshida, Castle 45-41—86
Reid Yamane, Kaimuki 46-40—86
Edward Han, Maryknoll 42-44—86
Dane Serikaku, Mililani 40-46—86
Daniel Zane, Roosevelt 44-42—86
Tyler Ito, 'Aiea 42-45—87
Jordan Oketani, Castle 43-44—87
Kawika Shoji, Iolani 44-43—87
Andrew Llarenas, Iolani 45-42—87
Shaun Sutherland, Kahuku 44-43—87
Clinton Zane, Kamehameha 44-43—87
Brandon Myers, Pearl City 43-44—87
Stefan Tachibana, Waiakea 43-44—87
