Jayson Kramer, Conan Young (7) and Kip Masuda. Wally Marciel, Sean Freas (7) and Bert Mitsunaga. W—Kramer. L— Marciel.

Leading hitters: Mid-Pacific— Randy Rundgren double, RBI; Kramer double; Brenton Endo RBI; Chris Goya RBI. Iolani—Galen Komo RBI.

• Punahou 8, Pac-Five 1: Shaun Kiriu pitched a one-hitter with eight strikeouts over five innings and batted 2 for 2 to boost the Buffanblu at Ala Wai field.

Kiriu gave up two walks and a hit to the first three batters of the game before retiring the next 15 batters, the final five on strikeouts.

Kasey Ko worked the final two innings.

• PAC-FIVE (3-9) 100 000 0—1 2 2
• PUNAHOU (10-3) 102 203 x—8 10 1

Paul Nishimura, Samson Aina (6) and Reid Uyehara. Shaun Kiriu, Kasey Ko (6) and Robert Kurisu, Michael Kim. W—Kiriu. L—Nishimura.

Leading hitters: Punahou—Noah Phillips 2-3, double, 2 RBIs; Kiriu 2-2, double, RBI.

• Saint Louis 14, Maryknoll 1: The Crusaders batted around in the third and fourth inning, scoring a total of 11 runs in a game shortened to five innings by the mercy rule at Ala Wai Field.

Jowen Murray-Thornton had three hits, and Sheldon Santiago, Ryan Sasaki, Chester Wilson and Johnny Gentry each had two RBIs to lead Saint Louis.

Edwin Apostle struck out seven over four innings to earn the victory.

• Saint Louis (10-3) 027 41—14 13 1
• Maryknoll (1-10-1) 100 00— 1 2 5

Edwin Apostle, Jordan Duropan (5) and Jowen Murray-Thornton. Reid Nakamura, Kody Seminara (3), Spencer Kim (5) and Brian Tabata, Hiroshi Kuroda. W—Apostle. L—Nakamura.

Leading hitters: Saint Louis— Sheldon Santiago 2 RBIs; Murray-Thornton 3-3, double, RBI; Ryan Sasaki 2-3, triple, 2 RBIs; Chester Wilson 2-3, double, 2 RBIs; Johnny Gentry 2-2, triple, 2 RBIs. Maryknoll—Brennan Young double.

• Kamehameha 10, Damien 2: Nick Freitas hit two solo homers and the Warriors scored five runs in the first inning to pull away at Joey DeSa Field.

Travis Young had three hits and Spencer McCready three RBIs for Kamehameha.

Jarrett Takayama batted 3 for 3 for the Monarchs.

• Kamehameha (9-4) 521 001 1—10 14 0
• Damien (2-11) 100 010 0— 2 9 1

Josh Antonio, Kawika Omoto (4), Erik Price (5), Matt Hoapili (6), Troy Samura (7) and Stuart Kam, Sam Ramos (6). Chris Stephenson, Brandon Baguio (3), Ho'olako O'Hara (6), Kaimana Balanon (7), Ho'olako O'Hara (7) and Nick Zieser, Baguio (6). W—Antonio. L— Stephenson.

Leading hitters: Kamehameha— Travis Young 3-3, double, RBI, run; Nick Freitas 2-2, 2 HRs, 2 RBIs; Spencer McCready double, 3 RBIs; Brandon Ogimi 2-3, run; Kam double, run; Ramos double, run. Damien—Balanon double; Zieser HR, RBI; Jarrett Takayama 3-3.

Reported by Donnie Martin

MIL

• ST. ANTHONY 5, KING KEKAULIKE 4: Makaio English drew a bases-loaded walk with no outs in the bottom of the seventh to lift St. Anthony to a Maui Interscholastic League victory.

• King Kekaulike (6-7) 200 011 00—4 7 3
• St. Anthony (6-7) 000 301 01—5 5 3

Nathan Kekahuna and Keith Douglas. Travis Castillon, Korri Kamaka (6) and Max Young. W—Kamaka. L— Kekahuna.

Leading hitters: King Kekaulike— Kealii Murray 2-4; Kekahuna 2-4. St. Anthony—Young 2-3, triple; Kamaka 2-3, RBI.

MIL games reported by Rodney Higa

• KA'AHUMANU HOU 3, SEABURY HALL 2: Ethan Cravalho stole home twice to help Ka'ahumanu Hou win its first game of the season.

Seabury Hall rallied in the bottom of the seventh, but saw the potential tying run negated when another runner was tagged out at second to end the game.

• Ka'ahumanu Hou (1-12) 100 010 1—3 6 1
• Seabury Hall (0-13) 100 000 1—2 12 5

Ervin Anduha and Ethan Cravalho. Andrew Kloppel and John David Torress. W—Anduha. L— Kloppel.