Posted on: Tuesday, December 7, 2004
HIGH SCHOOLS
High school weekly honors
Advertiser Staff
To nominate an athlete, the athlete's coach should call Wes Nakama at 535-2456 or e-mail to preps@honoluluadvertiser.com by 6 p.m. Sunday.
BASKETBALL
TYLER TSUKAZAKI
Maryknoll
Scored 16 points in a loss to Campbell, 22 points in a loss to Roosevelt and 23 points in a 48-45 overtime victory over Moanalua.
FOOTBALL
BJ FRUEAN
Leilehua
Made 16 tackles, including seven solo and two for losses, and made an interception in the Mules' loss to Kamehameha in the Division I state title game.
MIKE HOLT
Kamehameha
Made two interceptions to help the Warriors defeat Leilehua, 28-7, for the Division I state championship.
THOMAS LOPES
Campbell
Made four sacks to help the Sabers defeat Iolani, 28-7, for the Division II state championship.
LANDON PATOC
Iolani
Made a game-high 13 tackles, including 11 solo, in the Raiders' loss to Campbell in the Division II state championship game.
JAYSON REGO
Kamehameha
Rushed for 222 yards on 39 carries, including a 79-yard touchdown, to help the Warriors defeat Leilehua, 28-7, for the Division I state championship.
CHUSTIN SENAS
Leilehua
Caught seven passes for 119 yards in a loss to Kamehameha in the Division I state championship game.
ISIAH SMITH
Campbell
Rushed for 126 yards and one touchdown on 14 carries to help the Sabers defeat Iolani, 28-7, for the Division II state championship.
KANIELA STANTON
Campbell
Rushed for 113 yards on 10 carries and made four tackles — including two sacks — in his first start at linebacker to help the Sabers defeat Iolani, 28-7, for the Division II state championship.
GERRITT VINCENT
Kamehameha
Made seven tackles, including four solo, to help the Warriors defeat Leilehua, 28-7, for the Division I state championship.
SOFT TENNIS
ANDREW AND BRYAN MURAKAMI
Leilehua
Won the OIA boys championship with a 5-1 victory over Pearl City's Andrew Abe and Travis Damaso.
