Posted on: Sunday, August 22, 2004
Kamehameha, Baldwin tie
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By Stacy Kaneshiro
Advertiser Staff Writer
Kaluka Maiava scored on a pair of 1-yard runs, the last with 1:59 left as Baldwin and Kamehameha played to a 14-14 tie last night in non-league prep football game.
An estimated crowd of 3,000 at Kamehameha's Kuniakea Field watched the defending Maui Interscholastic League champions hold off the host Warriors in the closing minutes to preserve the tie. It was the opener for both teams.
Maiava, a linebacker on defense, lined up as a tailback in short-yardage situations, netting 10 yards on five carries. He also had an interception that he returned about 15 yards to the Kamehameha 33, but the Bears could not capitalize.
His first touchdown came in a seven-play, 56-yard drive in which Bears' quarterback Kalehua Moniz completed a 14-yard pass to Kaniela Lau on third-and-8 at the Baldwin 46 and later a 17-yarder to Kahai Sevilla to the Warriors' 1, setting up Maiava's TD with 6:15 left in the second quarter.
But Travis Uale's 38-yard interception return for a touchdown and Kepa Gaison's PAT tied the score at 7 with 1:26 left in the half.
The Warriors took the lead in the third quarter on a 24-yard pass from Pono Kam to Aaron Nicholas with 8:26 left in the third quarter. The Warriors started at the Bears' 24 because of a personal foul penalty on a punt return on the previous play.
But later in the fourth quarter, the Bears went on an 11-play, 70-yard drive that killed 5:09 off the clock with Maiava scoring from the 1. Sevilla's PAT tied it at 14.
Cody Nakamura's enusing kickoff went for a touchback, forcing the Warriors to start from their 20. They went as far as their 42, but eventually lost yardage, ending the game on an incomplete pass from their 20.
Bald—Kaluka Maiava 1 run (Kahai Sevilla kick)
RUSHING—Baldwin: Moniz 11-50, Maiava 5-10, T.J. Kuahine 16-51, Sevilla 3-(minus 2). Kamehameha: Kam 3-5, Ikaika Hardie 6-48, Jayson Rego 8-22, Parker Bode 3-(minus 25), Even Coller 1-(miuns 3)
PASSING—Baldwin: Moniz 20-28-1—239. Kamehameha: Kam 5-14-1—50, Bode 5-10-0—67.
RECEIVING—Baldwin: Logan Prest 4-24, Cody Nakamura 6-127, Kaniela Lau 3-24, Sevilla 7-64.
JV score: Kahuku 14, Kamehameha 0.
Castle 49, Waipahu 6
Justin Kruse scored on runs of 13, 3 and 11 yards as the visiting Knights defeated the Marauders in a non-league game yesterday afternoon. The game was originally scheduled for Friday night, but was moved due to light failure at Waipahu's stadium.
Cast—Keoni Gomes 20 interception return (Ethan Gonsalves kick). RUSHING—Castle: Kruse 10-88, Nicholas Rapoza 3-1, Clifford Badua 1-4, Bryce Kalauokaaea 1-6, Lihikai Domingo 2-29, Louis Mansanas, Jr. 1-(minus 6), Nakayama 2-16. Waipahu: Benito 14-38, Anthony Vith 2-9, Justin Quisano 1-10, Stan Abasial 1-4, Krypton Taito 10-30.
PASSING—Castle: Kalauokaaea 11-24-1—130, Nakayama 3-5-1—41. Waipahu: Benito 5-16-1—79. RECEIVING—Castle: Mansanas, Jr. 1-7, Gonsalves 1-11, Domingo 5-40, Allen Losbog 1-16, Kruse 1-(minus 7), Jordan Kahoekapu 1-19, Alika Kalopodes 1-8, Nicol 1-21, Victor Clore 2-56. Waipahu: Ricky Noble 2-12, Abasial 1-10, Justin Quisano 1-40, Vith 1-17.
JV score—Castle 13, Waipahu 6.
Reported by Mike Sana
Kam—Travis Uale 38 interception return (Kepa Gaison kick)
Kam—Aaron Nicholas 24 pass from Pono Kam (Gaison kick)
Kam—Maiava 1 run (Sevilla kick)
Kamehameha: Hardie 3-37, Nichols6-76, Rego 1-4.
Cast—Justin Kruse 13 run (Gonsalves kick).
Cast—Blaine Kobashigawa 7 run (Gonsalves kick).
Waip—Austen Benito 3 run (kick failed).
Cast—Kruse 3 run (Gonsalves kick).
Cast—Kruse 11 run (Gonsalves kick).
Cast—Delson Nicol 21 pass from Jordan Nakayama (Gonsalves kick).
Cast—Nakayama 7 run (Gonsalves kick).
