Posted on: Saturday, May 8, 2004
McKinley girls lead East charge
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By Kyle Sakamoto
Advertiser Staff
McKinley head coach Jesse Victorino wasn't there when his Tigers faced Kalaheo the first time this season.
He's looking forward to facing the Mustangs the second time around.
Bre Carson and Meagan Miyasaka each scored 15 points as McKinley beat previously unbeaten Radford, 58-38, in the first round of the O'ahu Interscholastic Association Division I tournament last night at 'Aiea.
In the earlier game, Kalaheo routed Mililani, 80-23.
In last year's state tournament, Victorino received two technical fouls and was ejected from a game.
OIA rules required him to sit out the Tigers' season opener, a 56-51 victory by Kalaheo.
"I want it because I wasn't there the first time; I didn't coach that game," Victorino said.
"When we lost that night, I told them we're going to meet them again, so the next time you get them it's your turn," he added.
The four East teams beat their West counterparts by an average margin of 25 points last night.
McKinley (East No. 4) and Kalaheo (East No. 2) will play in the semifinals next Tuesday at McKinley at 5 p.m. Kaiser (East No. 3) and Kahuku (East No. 1) will follow at 6:30 p.m.
The four teams will represent the OIA at the Division I state tournament May 19 to 22 at the Stan Sheriff Center.
Last night, McKinley (9-3) outscored Radford 22-8 in the third quarter to take a 47-25 lead.
Carson hit both her 3-pointers and Miyasaka scored 10 points in the third.
"Bre plays in spurts, she's a moody player and at times I have to tell her take the shot," said Victorino, who added Miyasaka is "one heck of a player."
Radford (10-1), the West's top seed, committed 19 turnovers against a full-court press and half-court man-to-man defense.
"We were trying to run our motion offense at the beginning and get cuts off of that, but they were in good help position," Radford coach David Lane said.
Reach Kyle Sakamoto at ksakamoto@honoluluadvertiser.com or 525-8041.
MCKINLEY—Cassie Oda 0, Lute Filimoehala 0, Bre Carson 15, Chantel Yadao 11, Janine Corpuz 0, Chelsie Sato 10, Meagan Miyasaka 15, Melody Ababa 1, Linda Fowler 4, Rachelle Kamimoto 2, Natasha Chang 0. Totals 19 8-20 58.
RADFORD—Joanne Czumalowski 4, Sonya Legaspi 0, Nicole Grebe 0, Jenna Johnson-Endo 7, Ashley Rioux 4, Shanice Young 2, Leslie Lazo 0, Tereva Moore 6, Lia Mickey 10, Michelle Winebush 4, Filimaua Manuma 0, Punipuao Kakiva 1. Totals 15 6-10 38.
3-point goals—McKinley 3 (Carson 2, Yadao 1). Radford 2 (Mickey, Czumalowski).
• Kalaheo 80, Mililani 23: Shaina Siliga hit four 3-pointers and finished with a game-high 16 points for the Mustangs, who surged to a 45-9 lead at the half at 'Aiea.
MILILANI—Katelyn Ho 0, Kimmi Ebina 0, Christina Korodan 4, Rebeckah McKoy 2, Allyson Ochoa 0, Ulu Ah Sam 0, Melissa Lehano 0, Kuulei Agbayani 0, Erica James 9, Ceslie Ma'afala 6, Chelcey Pang 0, Yvonne Morris 2, Suzy Jackson 0, Diamond Badajas 0, Shantell Kaauwai 0, Kelcey Woodward 0. Totals 9 5-18 23.
KALAHEO—Hoku Kaiu-Denning 3, Shaina Siliga 16, Kandice Kinney 5, Randi Farstad 2, Wesley Whitman 5, Shantel Marumoto 2, Kaila Samson 7, Maila Samson 2, Shanadee Canon 15, Kaiena Huihui 8, Kaliko Kepa 8, Kamala Kau 7. Totals 27 18-25 80.
3-point goals—Mililani none. Kalaheo 8 (Siliga 4, Canon 2, Kinney 1, Samson 1).
Reported by Lindsey Nakashima
Pratt scored 12 points.
KAISER—Shera Yamamoto 2, Jamie Nerona 11, Chelsea Kapuniai 0, Sharde Pratt 12, Jolie Yoshino 2, Natasha Aloisio 5, Kehau Bangay 5, Kilioe Aliifua 8. Totals 15 15-24 45.
PEARL CITY—Kamill Riego de Dios 14, Kellie Nishikida 0, Lenny Radona 0, Miki Uyeshiro 0, Desiree Blaney 0, Marci Lobendahn 17, Mele Laulea 0, Lusia Kleinschmidt 10, Jazmin Pahukoa Malia 0. Totals 13 11-14 41.
3-point goals—Kaiser none. Pearl City 4 (Riego de Dios 4).
Reported by Mike Morton
• Kahuku 60, Kapolei 28: Latoya Wily scored 12 of her 19 points in the third quarter as the Red Raiders beat the Hurricanes at Kahuku.
Wily made three field goals and 6 of 8 free-throw attempts in the third for Kahuku.
KAPOLEI—Tasha Faunuina 1, Tanya Menino 2, Kamaile Kelekolio 3, Nicole Tamapua 0, Shauntay Leutu 7, Kayla Kam 6, Gabrielle Tabios 0, Jerrell Taituave 0, Shanna Arthur 0, Pamela Mellinger 0, Leafa Vagatai 4, Becka Simanu 4, Lehua Figueroa 0, Charmaine Jackson 1, Leticia Epps 0. Totals 9 7-16 28.
KAHUKU—Camilla Ah Hoy 8, Delicia Wilson 0, Ane Vea 0, Monarisa Ale 4, Aisha Ale 6, Latoya Wily 19, Karla Tailele 7, Anny Soliai 7, Tina Soliai 4, Nancy Vave 0, Salote Livai 0, Noel Au 4, Luseane Kauvaka 1, Christine Meredith 0. Totals 23 12-26 60.
3-point goals—Kapolei 3 (Kam 2, Kelekolio 1). Kahuku 2 (Ah Hoy, Tailele).
Reported by Tasha Vimahi
DIVISION II TOURNAMENT
• Roosevelt 76, Waipahu 38: Tati Beasley scored 22 points and Chelsie Kadota 15 to lead the Rough Riders.
WAIPAHU—Malia Spencer 7, Joanne Manuel 0, Tiffany Caliboso 2, Laura Florendo 3, Ashley Mendoza 2, Nicole Enos 11, Renee Busch 1, Juliana Sooalo 1, Elsha Tivera 11. Totals 11 15-26 38.
ROOSEVELT—Tati Beasley 22, Chelsie Kadota 15, Dasha Kawakami 2, Larisa Nakasone 4, Capi Uyechi 2, Nicole Yoshimoto 3, Shannon Miyashiro 5, Dara Kiyuna 4, Nicole Okada 9, Puuwai Crawford-Kapanui 2, Chelsea Uchihara 0, Miya Frank 8. Totals 28 18-35 76.
3-point goals—Waipahu 1 (Florendo). Roosevelt 2 (Kadota 2).
Reported by Hinano Higa
• Kalani 49, NanAkuli 47: Richline Batoon scored 12 points and Alisa Lum 10 for the Falcons.
KALANI—Tamari Miyashiro 6, Alisa Lum 10, Kim Cabudaya 0, Megan Kamehiro 3, Leandra Bonifacio 5, Krista Young 0, Keri Hee 0, Richline Batoon 12, Karlie Saiki 2, Kristie Saiki 1, Raynani Camara 5, Kacie Gushiken 5, Chelsea Kimura 0. Totals 12 20-29 49.
NAnAkuli—Kanani Kaimi 2, Kristen Serrano 2, Kaena Apana 6, Vernadine Vickers 4, Chalcedony Silva 5, Anja Nahalea 0, Lehela Kanagusuku 0, Sierra Nakea 20, Theodora Auwae 4, Sasha Kanahele 2, Victoria Mao 2. Totals 16 15-25 47.
3-point goals—Kalani 5 (Lum 2, Bonifacio, Camara, Batoon). Nanakuli none.
Reported by Jerry Kea
Tournaments
At McKinley
• Division I May 11
Semifinals
May 14
Third place at 4:30 p.m.
Championship at 8 p.m.
• Division II May 14
Championship
Roosevelt vs. Kalani at 6 p.m.
• Kaiser 45, Pearl City 41: Sharde Pratt scored a layup off a full-court pass from Shera Yamamoto to break a 37-all tie with a 1:30 left as the Cougars beat the Chargers at Kahuku.
