Posted on: Saturday, February 5, 2005
Kailua tops Roosevelt in OIA East hoops
Advertiser Staff
Kainoa LaCount scored 11 of his 25 points in the third quarter to lead host Kailua over Roosevelt, 59-45, last night for its seventh consecutive O'ahu Interscholastic Association Eastern Division victory.
Cory Nemoto added 13 points for the Surfriders (7-4), who led 40-21 after three quarters.
The loss eliminated the Rough Riders from title contention.
Kahuku (9-1) can win the East title with a win over host Kaimuki (8-2) tonight.
If Kaimuki triumphs, Kahuku, Kaimuki and Kalaheo (8-2) could all finish atop the standings with 9-2 records.
Kalaheo will host Kaiser (4-5) tonight.
ROOSEVELT—Micah Dutro 3, Robbie Fukuhara 0, Kevin Fujii 3, Rudy Artuyo 0, Jason Tasaka 0, Danton Balbas 9, Kila Delovio 3, Kerstan Ho 6, Keo Keola 19, Troy Quon 2. Totals 18 6-15 45.
KAILUA—Kelroy Kohatsu 5, Kama Crowell 0, Tyler Harrison 11, Zack Akamine 0, Tim Maghinay 0, Cory Nemoto 13, Justin Pedro 3, Bobby Bordner 0, Hogan Paleafei 2, Nathan Botts 0, Kainoa LaCount 25, Pat Murhpy 0. Totals 18 20-30 59.
3-point goals—Roosevelt 3 (Fujii, Delovio, Ho). Kailua 3 (Nemoto 2, Kohatsu 1).
JV—Kailua 53, Roosevelt 41
Reported by Tiare Wilkinson-Kanewa
Mark Sealy scored 13 points, Ryan Hayes added 12 and Ikaika Shelton had 11 as the Sabers beat the Mules, who trailed 20-4 after the first quarter.
CAMPBELL—Daniel Phillips 8, Ikaika Shelton 11, James Bannister 6, Tristan Bailey 9, Robert Morris 2, Ryan Hayes 12, Andres Shields 0, Terrance Tafai 0, Tristan Sealy 0, Mark Sealy 13. Totals 19 18-27 61.
Leilehua—BJ Fruean 11, Edward Garcia 6, Mene Coffin 0, Leon Drake III 8, Cordero Hall 2, Anthony Palomares 3, Daniel Omalza 1, Joe Longtin 0, Antonio Periera 0, John Gory 0, Christian Mendez 4, Clayton Laurel 4. Totals 11 15-24 39.
3-point goals—Campbell 5 (Hayes 2, Bannister 1, Shelton 1, M. Sealy 1). Leilehua 2 (Garcia 2).
JV—Leilehua 76, Campbell 51
Reported by Leijena Hernandez
Nicholas Helsham scored 12 points, Errol Rebbola added 11 and James Hadley 10 as Na Ali'i beat the Bulldogs. Ikaika Hina led Waialua with 18 points.
'AIEA—Kali Kuia 0, Lofa Liilii 4, Shaun Primacio 2, Errol Rebbola 11, Darryl Talaro 1, James Hadley 10, Josh Asuncion 1, Seth Nelson 2, Thomas Leary 1, Jerry Miller 6, Renny Remigio 5, Nicholas Helsham 12. Totals 23 7-13 55.
WAIALUA—Rolan Lawi-An 2, Edwin Rubio 5, Robert Kroeger 0, Mark Langanan 5, Bernard Menor 2, Sherwin Lawi-An 6, Ikaika Hina 18. Totals 16 4-6 38.
3-point goals—'Aiea 2 (Rebbola 2). Waialua 2 (Langanan, Hina).
JV—'Aiea 47, Waialua 34.
Reported by Brittney Basilio
Castle 66, Moanalua 56
Keola Bruhn scored 16 of his game-high 20 points in the second half and the Knights beat the Menehunes. Castle converted 21 free throws in the second half.
MOANALUA—Stephen Kina 2, Jay Yoshizawa 3, Stanford Leti 0, Emiel Nicholson 0, Gregory Morgan 3, Christopher Holt 0, Wayne West 13, Zachary Pendergast 23, Samuel Lowe 0, Paul Dudley 0, CJ Orji 10, Quinton Tang 2. Totals 14 26-37 56.
Castle—Brad Guillermo 5, Eric Tom 0, Matt Kodama 1, Kai Domingo 2, Jon Horner 14, Louis Mansanas 10, Keola Bruhn 20, Scott Keiter-Charles 2, Ikaika Fonseca 0, Bryce Kalauokaaea 4, Scott Argue 4, Stephen Royalty 0, Victor Clore 4. Totals 20 24-36 66.
3-point goals—Moanalua 2 (West, Pendergast). Castle 2 (Horner, Guillermo).
JV—Moanalua 58, Castle 48.
Reported by Rocky Fraticelli
Scott Neumann scored 17 points, including three 3-pointers, as Mililani beat Wai'anae in overtime. The Seariders outscored the Trojans 13-4 in the fourth period to send the game into overtime tied at 50. Junior Faliuga scored 24 points to lead the Seariders.
WAI'ANAE—Dewey Davis , Albert Galano 7, Leroy-Lee Kia'aina 1, Xiro Naoralath 16, Junior Faliuga 24, Charleton Taltin 0, Nate Kahala 5, Liko Manuel 2. Totals 19 14-26 55.
MILILANI—Stevie Veal 0, Ken Moses 3, Maka Kahoano 6, Blaine Kanno 6, Scott Neumann 17, Luke Wright 0, Ryan Shular 5, Charles Richie 0, Brian Prentice 4, Jon Santos 5, Nick Rogers 6, Brandon Dela Cruz 5. Totals 24 4-9 57.
3-point goals—Wai'anae 3 (Naoralath 2, Kahala 1). Mililani 5 (Neumann 3, Moses 1, Shular 1).
JV—Wai'anae 53, Mililani 43.
Reported by Christina Korodan
Nainoa Lessary scored 16 points and the Tigers beat the Sharks for their first win of the season. Thompson's Mose Atuatasi scored 17 points.
Thompson—Christian Kamau 5, Keone Mitchell 3, Kimo Oclinaria 0, Julio Kameemi 0, Taylor Brummel 0, Mose Atuatasi 17, Jerrome Figueroa 6, Jordan Eror 2, John Keen 7. Totals not reported.
MCKINLEY—Kapena Quisano 11, Deven Santos 2, Dat Vo 2, Brandon Barbasa 0, Isa Campania 0, Joshua Liliu 2, Davis Hsu 3, Bobby Shimabukuro 2, Christopher Quiocho 9, Daniel Liliu 2, Nainoa Lessary 16, Oliver Diguc 0, Raphael Ieru 4. Totals not reported.
3-point goals—not reported.
Reported by Bob Morikuni
Saint Louis 54, Maryknoll 36
Jack Miller scored 18 points and the Crusaders eased past the Spartans. Tyler Tsukazaki had 15 points for Maryknoll.
SAINT LOUIS—Kulia Aiona 2, John Quindara 1, Kawika Kekuawela 2, Kyle Gonzaga 3, Cameron Bayne 12, Joshu Ah Yuen 2, Cole Shidaki 12, Jack Miller 18, Elliot Purcell 2, Jamison Miller 0, Jacob Barit 4. Totals 14 30-40 58.
MARYKNOLL—Richard Herring 4, Jordan Ho-Ching 2, Chris Hsia 2, Kyle Lambert 0, Chris Lum 5, Zachary Misajon 0, Tommy Nguyen 8, Richardson Talavera 0, Riley Tang 0, Tyler Tsukazaki 15. Totals 13 8-13 36.
3-point goals—Saint Louis none. Maryknoll 2 (Nguyen 2).
Reported by Adria Mendoza
Vinny Nip scored a game-high 24 points, including six 3-pointers, to lead the top-ranked Raiders past the Owls. Kellen Hastie had 21 points for Mid-Pacific.
IOLANI—Aaron Young 4, Vinny Nip 24, Barry Kang 6, Ryan Dung 4, Taylor Mounts 7, Kekai Kealoha 4, Kawika Shoji 12, Kyle Pape 5, Jon Takamura 0, Wes Eberlin 0, Blayne Yama 2, Wally Marciel 0, Kiran Kepo'o 2. Totals 25 10-16 70.
MID-PACIFIC—Chris Young 3, Kellar Ellsworth 6, Chad Takabuki 0, Allen Ko 2, Daniel Gordon 10, Jarryd Yasui 0, J.D. Lum 4, Kellen Hastie 21, Steve Hilton 0, Bryson Beirne 10. Totals 20 13-18 56.
3-point goals—Iolani 10 (Nip 6, Young 1, Mounts 1, Shoji 1, Pape 1). Mid-Pacific 3 (Gordon 2, Lum 1).
Reported by Adria Mendoza
Kamalu Miller scored 12 points and Ikaika Hardie added 11 to lead the Warriors past the Monarchs. Matthew Gochenouer led Damien with 13 points.
DAMIEN—Winni Boy Gapuz 0, Brad Akiona 0, Matthew Gochenouer 13, Devin Shiroma 8, Kealoha Pilares 7, Antonio Cerezo Jr. 4, Ferd Paredes 0, Michael Sipili 0, Lolomana Mikaele 10, Garyk Ontai 2. Totals not reported.
KAMEHAMEHA—Keo Pacarro 7, Ikaika Hardie 11, Brandon Ahlo 0, Rykin Enos 7, Jacob Ho 11, Quincy Crowell 3, Michael Nii 2, Randy Cummings 2, Mitchell Kauweloa 0, Matthew Hoapili 4, Kea Smith 0, Kamalu Miller 12. Totals not reported.
3-point goals—Damien 2 (Shiroma). Kamehameha 4 (Hardie 2, Pacarro, Crowell).
Varsity Division II
Word of Life 51, ASSETS 24. Leading scorers—WoL: Aaron Tipoti 10. AST: Nick Castillo 11.
Iolani 53, Lanakila Baptist 41. Leading scorers—Iol: Josh Starbuck 17, Kyson Morikuni 10. LB—Charles Hazlewood 20
Saint Louis 60, Christian Acad./Redemption Acad. 41. Leading scorers—StL: Jason Allen 14, Bo Ronduen 14, Stanley Nihipali 12. CR: Joshua Ko 19, Joshua Dirnberger 12.
Junior varsity
Damien 56, Saint Louis 40
Iolani 73, Punahou Gold 58
University High 63, Le Jardin 22
Word of Life 42, Mid-Pacific 41
O'ahu Interscholastic Association
Playoffs
Boys varsity
Third Place
Pearl City 2, Kaiser 1 (PK, 6-5)
Goals—PC: Steven King. Kais: Jacob Curtis.
Fifth Place
Kapolei 2, 'Aiea 1
Goals—Kap: Curtis Kiyabu, Christian Rabang. 'Aiea: Mark Atta.
Girls varsity
Third Place
Pearl City 2, Moanalua 0
Goals—PC: Carisa Calpo, Chelsea Arakawa.
Fifth Place
Kailua 2, Kalaheo 1 (PK, 4-3)
Goals—Kail: Tanya Sasaoka. Kala: Lauren Souza.
Note: Kapolei's boys and Kailua's girls earned the OIA's fifth state tournament berth in their respective divisions.
Interscholastic League of Honolulu
Girls varsity
Pac-Five 1, Mid-Pacific 0
Goal—Pac5: Maile Short.
Note: The Pac-Five and Mid-Pacific boys varsity game scheduled for today has been canceled and will not be made up. Also, a girls varsity game between Kamehameha and Mid-Pacific originally scheduled to be played at 2 p.m. at Mid-Pacific has been moved to Kamehameha. O'ahu Interscholastic Association
Team Championships
Yesterday
At Pearl City
Boys varsity
Semifinals
Pearl City 46, Kaiser 21
Pins—PC: T. Iinuma (160). Kais: R. Fernandez (103).
Kahuku 64, Mililani 16
Pins—Kah: I. Casey (152), N. Kauhi (160), A. Correa (171), S. Mapu (189), C.J. Aalona (215). Mili: W. Smithe (145).
Championship
Kahuku 50, Pearl City 16
Pins—Kah: M. Fairclough (275), R. Ramones (103), R. Torres (119), V. Domingo (125). PC: B. Pascua (152), K. Snyder-Olivares (171).
Girls varsity
Semifinals
Farrington 36, Pearl City 24
Pins—Farr: S. Tamboa (140), T. Ader (114). PC: K. Billings (125), S. Ikawa (175), T. Kageno (103).
Kahuku 30, Waipahu 26
Pins—Kah: A. Estioko (125), C. Meredith (175). Waip: D. Joung (155).
Championship
Kahuku 31, Farrington 24
Pins—Kah: A. Estioko (120), A. Soliai (155). Farr: T. Ader (114).
Boys junior varsity
Championship
Pearl City 45, Roosevelt 30
Girls junior varsity
Championship
Kahuku 24, Waialua 14
Interscholastic League of Honolulu
At McCabe Gym
Boys varsity
Iolani 31, St. Louis 30
Kamehameha 66, Damien 6
Punahou 72, Pac 5 12
Boys junior varsity
Iolani 18, Saint Louis 12
Kamehameha 57, Damien 6
Pac-Five 54, Punahou 6
Girls varsity
Pac-Five 30, Punahou 12
Campbell 61, Leilehua 39
'Aiea 55, Waialua 38
Mililani 57, Wai'anae 55, OT
McKinley 53, Thompson 40
Interscholastic League of Honolulu
Iolani 70, Mid-Pacific 56
Kamehameha 59, Damien 44
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