Pearl City wrestlers sweep in OIA West
Advertiser Staff
Pearl City swept the O'ahu Interscholastic Association Western Division varsity wrestling championships Saturday at Mililani High School.
The Pearl City boys scored 177 points to finish ahead of Mililani's 150.5. The Charger girls amassed 175 points to outdistance second-place Waipahu, which had 100.
The OIA varsity championships are scheduled for Feb. 27 and 28 at Leilehua High School.
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O'ahu Interscholastic Association
Western Division Championships
At Mililani High School
Boys Varsity
Team: 1, Pearl City 177; 2, Mililani 150.5; 3, Waipahu 137.5; 4, Wai'anae 87; 5, Campbell 70; 6, 'Aiea 66; 7, Kapolei 65; 8, Waialua 64; 9, Nanakuli 42; 10, Leilehua 36; 11, Radford 25.
103 pounds—1, Steven Fernandez (Camp); 2, Dean Seto (Mili). 112—1, Weslen Kobayashi (Waial); 2, Westley Moniz (Waip); 3, Kevin Young (Mili). 119—1, Jared Kawamata (Mili); 2, Guppy Nakahara (Waial); 3, Shaun Molina (PC). 125—1, Kyle Ohtani (Mili); 2, Channon Chevalier (Waip); 3, Torey Seminera (PC). 130—1, Russell Doane (Waip); 2, Raymond Melendez (Mili); 3, Ben Arcamo (PC). 135—1, William Smithe (Mili); 2, Stanton Ribucan (Waip); 3, Yushan Wang (Aiea). 140—1, Seth Ching (PC); 2, Josh Green (Waian); 3, Thomas Dowell-Howko (Mili). 145—1, Bryson Pascua (PC); 2, Joshua Miura (Kap); 3, Thomas Miyaji (Rad). 152—1, Dannon Sunga (Mili); 2, Reggie Vidao (Waial); 3, Thomas Iinuma (PC). 160—1, Everett Pavo (PC); 2, Maka Tanele (Waian); 3, John Lewis (Camp). 171—1, Aaron Juhl (Camp); 2, Samson Tanela (Waian); 3, Aaron Oga (Waial). 189—1, Jeff Antolin (Waip); 2, Ikoa Rosa-Paris (Lei); 3, Yancy Medeiros (Waian). 215—1, Isaiah Kalahiki (Kap); 2, Joshua Gisa (Nana); 3, Ryan Bustamante (PC). 275—1, Justin Perreira (PC); 2, Richard Quinola (Aiea); 3, Valoaga Taifane (Nana).
Girls Varsity
Team: 1, Pearl City 175; 2, Waipahu 100; 3, Kapolei 57; 4, 'Aiea 54; 5, Leilehua 45; 6, Radford 43; 7, Campbell 22; 8, Wai'anae 20.
98—1, Celeste Uyehara (Waip); 2, Lerissa Aranaydo (PC); 3, Casey Yacapin (Lei). 103—1, Ashley Sapanara (Waip); 2, Tonya Kagena (PC); 3, Margie Vilamor (Lei). 108—1, Deana Bolos (Camp); 2, Paige Inouye (PC); 3, Lea Wilson (Kap). 114—1, Cherae Pacua (PC); 2, Tasha Faumuina (Kap). 120—1, Chelsea Sakurai (PC). 125—1, Jaclyn Baniaga (Waip); 2, Melissa Souza (Aiea); 3, Paula Imada (PC). 130—1, Krystal Kiyuna (Aiea); 2, Rachel Washington (Rad); 3, Kalimari Billings (PC). 140—1, Tina Greig (Kap); 2, Nicole Young (PC); 3, Fejale Agagas (Rad). 155—1, Delilah Joung (Waip); 2, Kelli Fujihara (PC); 3, Michelle Winebush (Rad). 175—1, Stacey Ikawa (PC); 2, Merita Lavea-Jenning (Lei). 220—1, Chasity Molina (Waian); 2, Orlinna Apilando (PC).
Boys Junior Varsity
Team: 1, Kapolei 192; 2, Pearl City 154.5; 3, Campbell 143; 4, Radford 94.5; 5, Wai'anae 76; 6, Waipahu 74; 7, Leilehua 68; 8, 'Aiea 47; 9, Waialua 44; 10, Nanakuli 28; 11, Mililani 7.
Girls Junior Varsity
1, Leilehua 52; 2, Waipahu 48; 3, Wai'anae 32; 4, 'Aiea 18; 5, Radford, Waialua and Campbell, 16.
Note: No individual junior varsity results were submitted by league.
Cheerleading
• Moanalua wins OIA East: Moanalua won the O'ahu Interscholastic Association Eastern Division Championship Saturday at McKinley High School.
Moanalua earned 263.5 points, followed by Kaiser (255.5), Castle (230.5), Kailua (225), McKinley (207.5), Roosevelt (200), Kalaheo (194) and Kalani (178).
The top six advance to the OIA Championship on March 1 at Radford High School.
The OIA Western Division Championship is Saturday at Kapolei High School.
