Maeda's eight RBIs lift Kaiser to 17-4 win
Advertiser Staff
Jarryd Maeda hit a grand slam and two doubles, and drove in eight runs as host Kaiser clobbered Kahuku, 17-4, yesterday in an O'ahu Interscholastic Association baseball game.
Neale Asato, Colby Ho and Nyles Nakama each had two hits for the Cougars.
Poncianu Brownson had two of Kahuku's five hits.
KAHUKU 202 00—4 5 4
KAISER 340 (10)0—17 13 3
Kortney Silva, Mel Silva (5) and Poncianu Brownson. Reyn Kimura, Shannon Wise (5), Mitchel Shimabukuro (5) and Jarryd Maeda. W—Kimura. L— K. Silva.
Leading hitters: Kah—Brownson 2-2; Josh Bonhent 1-2, 2-run homer. Kais—Neale Asato 2-3, double; Colby Ho 2-2, double; Nyles Nakama 2-3; Maeda 3-4, grand slam, 2 doubles, 8 RBIs.
Reported by Peter Ho
Pearl City 4, Campbell 0: Anthony Ganigan pitched a two-hitter with seven strikeouts and three walks to propel Pearl City.
PEARL CITY 100 300 0—4 7 2
CAMPBELL 000 000 0—0 2 3
Anthony Ganigan and C.Giammallo. Tristan Bailey, Brandon Tanigawa (7) and Ian Pantorilla. W—Ganigan. L— Bailey.
Leading hitters: PC—M. Higa 3-4; Giammallo 2-3.
Reported Rory Pico
Leilehua 6, 'Aiea 5: Josh Fetters drove in two runs, including an RBI single that broke a 5-5 tie in the bottom of the sixth, to lift Leilehua.
'AIEA 010 130 0—5 9 1
LEILEHUA 400 101 X—6 7 1
Blake Lamug and Aaron Asher. Spencer Omalza and Jesse Matsuura. W—Omolza. L— Lamug.
Leading hitters: 'Aiea—Asher 2-4, triple; Reid Nakamura 2-3; Jordan Shibata triple. Lei—Andrew Ontai double; Josh Fetters 2 RBIs; Matsuura 2 runs.
Reported by Garrett Yukumoto
Moanalua 6, Kalaheo 3: Peter Arakawa hit a two-run homer in the third and Moanalua scored three runs in the sixth on three hits and three errors.
KALAHEO 001 002 0—3 6 5
MOANALUA 002 013 X—6 8 1
Scott Galusha, Sunny Hasbottle (6) and Jacob Myking. Chance Daskauskas, Andrew Blomberg (7) and Donovan Souza W—Daskauskas. L— Galusha.
Leading hitters: Kalah—Myking double; Cody Racoma double; Kalani Lingle 2-2, homer, 2 RBIs. Moan—Peter Arakawa homer, 2 RBIs; Blomberg 2-3; Glenn Taijeron 2-3; Dayne Dela Cruz double.
Reported by Michelle Hahn
Kapolei 7, Radford 1: Jon Santiago pitched a three-hitter with seven strikeouts to lead Kapolei.
KAPOLEI 303 000 1—7 10 2
RADFORD 100 000 0—1 3 4
Jon Santigo and Drake Kula. Andrew Atmospera, Chad Afi(7) and Kyle Howell. W—Santigo. L—Atmospera.
Leading hitters: Kap—Colin Dumlao 2-4, triple; Bryan Padyao 4-4, double; Aaron Santiago 2-4; double. Rad—Kahoku Tampos 2-3, double.
Reported by James Sunday
Roosevelt 18, Kaimuki 5: Joshua Danz and Grant Hayami each had three hits and three RBIs as Roosevelt won a game that was called after five innings because of the mercy rule.
Roosevelt 520 74—18 17 1
Kaimuki 320 00— 5 8 3
Kalani Yoshimura, David Chow (4), Robb Oshima (5) and Riki Nakagawa. Erik Leong and Keha Akau. W—Yoshimura. L—Leong.
Leading hitters: Roos—Daniel Taniguchi double, 3 runs; Derek Shigano 2-5, 2 runs; Joshua Danz 3-4, double, homer, 3 runs, 3 RBIs; Nakagawa 2-4, 4 runs; Jared Furtado 2-2, 2 doubles, 2 runs; Grant Hayami 3-4, triple, 3 RBIs. Kaimuki—Akau 2-2, 2 runs; Corey Morihara 2-3, double, homer, 4 RBIs; Swaine Seto-Mook 2-2, double; Albien Van Montero double.
Reported by Duke Chinen
Wai'anae wins by forfeit: Because of injuries and illness, Waialua was not able to field a team and forfeited the game.
Two games postponed: Two OIA baseball game were postponed because of the weather and will be made up today. Mililani plays at Waipahu and Kailua is at Castle. Both games are scheduled to start at 4 p.m.
OIA BASKETBALL
Tereva Moore scored 11 points, including the game-winning jumper as time expired, rallying Radford to a 32-31 victory over host Leilehua last night in an O'ahu Interscholastic Association girls basketball game.
Jenna Johnson-Endo scored six of her nine points in the fourth quarter, when the Rams outscored the Mules 13-7.
Brittaney Stafford scored 10 points and Laree Rodriguez and Pikake-Nutter Gaudet each added nine for Leilehua.
RADFORD 6 7 6 13—32
LEILEHUA 10 10 4 7—31
Radford—Joanne Czumalowski 2, Nicole Grebe 2, Jenna Johnson-Endo 9, Ashley Rioux 0, Shanice Young 5, Leslie Lazo 0, Tereva Moore 11, Lia Mickey 2, Michele Winebushn 1, Filimaua Mananuma 0. Totals 13 5-19 32.
Leilehua (most last names were not available)—Laree Rodriguez 9, Vanessa 2, Mahela 1, Heidi 0, Pikake Nutter-Gaudet 9, Marquesha 0, Isis 0, Brittaney Stafford 10. Totals 10 8-17 31.
3-point goals—Radford 1 (Johnson-Endo). Leilehua 3 (Laree 3).
JV—Radford 42, Leilehua 28
Reported by David Lane
Campbell 47, Mililani 29: Raynette Wahitfield scored a game-high 12 points and Joanne Corpuz added 10 to lead visiting Campbell.
CAMPBELL 7 9 17 14—47
MILILANI 5 13 6 5—29
Campbell—Joanne Corpuz 10, Nicole Jackson 1, Latara Tano 0, Everly San Agustin 0, Shiann Leong 0, Tiani Sorjot 5, Jenna Contemplo 3, Raynette Wahitfield 12, Terri Feagiai 8, Chaunte Jackson 8. Totals 16 12-25 47.
Mililani (last names were not available)—Katelyn 0, Kimmi 0, Christina 0, Rebeckah 2, Allyson 2, Ulu 0, Melissa 0, Lori 2, Kuulei 1, Erica 11, Ceslie 7, Chelcey 2, Yvonne 2, Suzy 0, Diamond 0, Shantell 0. Totals 12 2-7 29.
3-point goals—Campbell 3 (Corpuz, Jackson, Contemplo). Mililani 3 (Erika).
JV—Mililani 38, Campbell 29
Reported by Amanda Welch
Pearl City 54, Nanakuli 24: Marci Lobendahn scored a game-high 20 points and Kamill Reigo Dedios added 11, including three 3-pointers, to boost host Pearl City.
NANAKULI 8 4 7 5—24
PEARL CITY 9 12 10 23—54
Nanakuli—Scoring not available. Totals 11 2-15 24.
Pearl City—Kamill Reigo Dedios 11, Kellie Nishikida 2, Lenny Radona 0, Miki Uyeshiro 0, Desiree Blaney 5, Marci Lobendahn 20, Mele Laulea 8, Stacie Asato 0, Lusia Kleinschmidt 8. Totals 18 15-32 54.
3-point goals—Pearl City 3 (Reigo Dedios).
JV—Nanakuli 35, Pearl City 20
Reported by Lusia Kleinschmidt
