Posted on: Sunday, February 15, 2004

ROUND UP
Kaiser's Assily to play UH football

Advertiser Staff

Chris Assily, who played safety at Kaiser High last season, has accepted a football scholarship from the University of Hawai'i.

Assily was recruited as a "gray shirt," meaning he will begin receiving his scholarship in January 2005.

But unlike other gray shirts, who delay enrolling until the semester they receive their scholarships, Assily said he will begin taking classes this coming fall semester.

Assily wants to start early because he is expected to move to linebacker at UH. Assily, who is 6 feet 1 and 200 pounds, was Kaiser's starting strong safety. He also competes in basketball and track.

Assily ran 100 meters in 10.9 seconds and 40 yards in 4.45 seconds. He can bench press 295 pounds.

Assily went on a recruiting visit to UH three weeks ago.

"It went well," he said. "I liked the program and the coaching staff. I liked the facilities."

He said he chose UH because "I wanted to stay home and play in front of the home crowd."

Last week, The Advertiser reported that Terry Wilson, a defensive back from Junipero Serra High in Gardena, Calif., and defensive lineman Paul Harmon of Skyline High in Oakland, had accepted football scholarships from the Warriors. Wilson and Harmon will gray shirt and enroll at UH in January 2005. After that, they will have five years to play four seasons.

In related news, defensive back George Perry, a 2003 Kahuku High graduate, has met the requirements to play for the Warriors in 2004. Perry signed with UH in February 2003 but did not earn a qualifying SAT score to enroll at UH last fall.

WRESTLING

• Kahuku, Farrington win East titles: Kahuku's boys and Farrington's girls captured O'ahu Interscholastic Association Eastern Division championships yesterday at the Moanalua High gym.

Richard Torres (112 pounds), Daniel Morita (125), Matt Cameau (145), Brenton Awa (152), Adam Ah Sue (160), Max Faifclough (215) and Josh Smith (275) won their weight divisions as Kahuku amassed 199 points.

Kaiser finished second with 163 points and Farrington took third with 141.

Kahuku also won the boys JV title.

Tamitha Hufana (114) and Pualani Nunies (130) won their weight divisions to help Farrington's girls record 162 points.

Kahuku placed second with 152.5 points and Moanalua took third with 117.5.

Farrington also won the girls JV title.

O'ahu Interscholastic Association Eastern Division Championships

Boys Varsity

Team

1, Kahuku 199. 2, Kaiser 163. 3, Farrington 141. 4, Moanalua 105. 5, Kalani 47.5. 6, Roosevelt 42.5. 7, Kalaheo 41.5. 8, Castle 32. 9, McKinley 31, Kaimuki 31. 11, Kailua 5.

Individual

103—1, Larsen Shane (Kais). 2, Drake Auna (Kahu). 112—1, Richard Torres (Kahu). 2, Shane Yakabe (Kais). 3, Young Suh (Moan). 119—1, Ling Blaine (Kais). 2, Wilfred Haney (Farr). 3, Brandon Kamisato (Kalan). 125—1, Daniel Morita (Kahu). 2, Bricen Yakabe (Kais). 3, Van Shiroma (Roos). 130—1, Curran Wong (Kais). 2, Joseph Villoria (Farr). 3, Mike Fujiuchi (McK). 135—1, Ko'olau Winward (Kais). 2, Ryan Ranan (Moan). 140—1, Clinton Criado (Kais). 2, Chris Bovo (Kalah). 3, Adam Arakawa (Moan). 145—1, Matt Cameau (Kahu). 2, Jarrod Sandobal (Cast). 3, Simon Ioane (Farr). 152—1, Brenton Awa (Kahu). 2, Branden Agbunag (Farr). 3, Andrew Kaneko (Moan). 160—1, Adam Ah Sue (Kahu). 2, Michael Kaneshiro (Kaim). 3, Tony Billingsley (Kais). 171—1, Bill Fuller (Kalan). 2, Tipo Lafaele (Farr). 3, Eli Blanchard (Kahu). 189—1, Mikio Nagasako (Moan). 2, Michael Rabaino (Kahu). 3, Jonathan Duquette (Roos). 215—1, Max Faifclough (Kahu). 2, Gerard Ah Quin (Cast). 3, Reynolds Kim (Farr). 275—1, Josh Smith (Kahu). 2, Sam Bation (Farr). 3, Sam Shamblin (Kais).

Boys JV

Team

1, Kahuku 183.5. 2, Roosevelt 125. 3, McKinley 117. 4, Moanalua 94. 5, Castle 79. 6, Kaiser 67. 7, Farrington 62. 8, Kalaheo 60. 9, Kalani 50.5. 10, Kaimuki 3.

Individual

103—1, Lee Inouye (Roos). 2, Andrew Fernandez (Kais). 112—1, Michael Kamiya (Kahu). 2, Max Wedameyer (McK). 3, Shane Kitahara (Moan). 119—1, Jon White (Kalah). 2, Alika Iokia (Moan). 3, Zach Ching (Kahu). 125—1, Pat Eglington (McK). 2, Mark Pascua (Farr). 3, Geromy Dymally (Roos). 130—Travis Lum (Kais). 2, Justin Fukunaga (Roos). 3, Jeremy Keys (Kahu). 135—1, Daymon Carr (Kahu). 2, Matt Soueira (Kalah). 3, Chris Solusod (Kalan). 140—1, Kamuela Keliikula (McK). 2, David Westman (Kahu). 3, Brandin Lawrence (Roos). 145—1, Ira Casey (Kahu). 2, Mikela Reyes (Farr). 3, Jeffrey Lee (Moan). 152—Kelii Ah Quin (Cast). 2, James Miyashiro (Kalan). 3, Nathan Hee (Kahu). 160—1, Peterson Louis (Cast). 2, Chevis Campbell (McK). 3, Jae Sun Pummell (Roos). 171—1, Kalena Herrera (Roos). 2, Charles Burd (Moan). 3, Justin Brown (Kalan). 189—1, Clellan Aalona (Kahu). 2, Brandon Quizon (Farr). 3, Ryan Perreira (Moan). 215—1, Troy Torres (McK). 2, Kaeo Ala (Kahu). 275—1, Ezra Kahooilihala (Roos). 2, Kalani Rios (Cast). 3, Justin Abregano (Kahu).

Girls Varsity

Team

1, Farrington 162. 2, Kahuku 152.5. 3, Moanalua 117.5. 4, Roosevelt 43. 5, Castle 28. 6, Kalaheo 22, Kailua 22. 8, Kaiser 17. 19, Kalani 12.

Individual

98—1, Amanda Aquino (Kahu). 2, Brandie Dela Rama (Farr). 3, Tanya Kimura (Kalah) 103—Lisa Katsura (Moan). 2, Ariane Dato (Farr). 3, Heather Amado (Cast). 108—1, Sadie Kaneda (Roos). 2, Noreen Paned (Farr). 3, Tamara Suyetsugu (Kahu). 114—1, Tamitha Hufana (Farr). 2, Roslyn Maiava (Kahu). 3, Cheryl Lee (Moan). 120—1, Ashlee Estioko (Kahu). 2, Cory Arisumi (Roos). 3, Cara-Anne Machado (Farr). 125—1, Danyelle Hedin (Kalan). 2, Leilani Relator (Kahu). 3, Laura Tomino (Moan). 130—1, Pualani Nunies (Farr). 2, Kalena Johnson (Kahu). 3, Jessica White (Kalah). 140—Jenna Nihipali (Kahu). 2, Kamalei Terukina (Moan). 3, Lisa Hufana (Farr). 155—Alicia Fu (Moan). 2, Shirlynn Tambua (Farr). 3, Summer Alo (Kahu). 175—1, Sophia Garcia (Moan). 2, Saemone (Kahu). 3, Leticia Ioane (Farr).

Girls JV

Team

1, Farrington 82.5. 2, Moanalua 62. 3, Kahuku 41. 4, McKinley 41. 5, Kaimuki 22. 6, Kalani 20. 7, Kaiser 16. 8, Roosevelt 12.

Individual

98—1, Sara Lee (McK). 2, Jacelyn Pasion (Farr). 3, Agrianna Aquino (Kahu). 103—Keri Kaneshiro (Kaim) 2. Mary Shamblin (Kais). 3, Laurel Ramiro (Moan). 108—1, Jessica Lewis (Moan). 2, Marynell Shaw (Farr). 114—Mahea Cabbab (Farr). 2, Marlene Shimamura (Roos). 120—Ku'ulei Nitta (Moan). 125—Crystal Yoo (McK). 130—Amanda Kellihoomau (Kahu). 140—Ariella Ing (Moan). 155—B.N. Alifanso (Farr). 175—1, Kiele Lehel (Kail). 2, Grichel Huddy (Kahu). 3, Jane Matto (Farr). 220—Ashley Lilo (Farr).

Interscholastic League of Honolulu

Boys Varsity

Standings

(As of Friday)

1, Iolani 30. 2, Kamehameha 24. 3, Saint Louis 18. 4, Punahou 12. 5, Damien 6. 6, Pac-Five 0.

Friday's Result

Kamehameha 45, Damien 12

Saint Louis 39, Punahou 37