The win was Iolani's 56th in a row against ILH teams and 97th straight against O'ahu opponents.

It was the regular-season finale for both teams.

On the game-winning shot, Pape had the ball on the right wing, drove into the paint and got a bank shot to fall with 6-foot-6 Buffanblu center Spencer McLachlin bearing down on him.

"I was struggling the whole game," said Pape, a 6-1 senior. "In the timeout before, Doc (coach Mark Mugiishi) and all my teammates told me it was my turn. My teammates were behind me 100 percent."

Punahou sophomore guard Miah Ostrowski, who scored 11 points, missed a running 28-footer as time expired.

Punahou (11-3) seemed to gain control after a lay-in by McLachlin and free throw by Kasey Ko for a 43-38 lead with 54 seconds remaining.

Pape scored on a layup and junior teammate Kawika Shoji stole the ball in the backcourt and hit a layup with 30 seconds left to cut the deficit to 43-42.

The Raiders stole the ball under Punahou's basket with 15 seconds remaining, which set up Pape's game-winner.

"It was a fantastic ending," Mugiishi said. "Kyle Pape struggled all game with his offense, he couldn't hit anything. But in the big moments, he came through with the big buckets."

Iolani junior guard Vinny Nip scored 12 points, including two 3-pointers in the third period and the first four points of the fourth. He also did a good job defensively on Ostrowski, according to Mugiishi.

The game had no impact on the standings as Iolani had already wrapped up the league title and Punahou clinched second earlier this week. A third ILH team will join them in the state tournament, which starts Feb. 23.

Reach Kyle Sakamoto at ksakamoto@honoluluadvertiser.com or 525-8041.

Punahou (11-3) 6 12 13 12—43

Iolani (14-0) 11 7 8 18—44

PUNAHOU—Miah Ostrowski 11, Danny Cho 7, Brenton Lee 15, Robby Shklov 0, Kaohu Berg-Hee 0, Spencer McLachlin 9, Kasey Ko 1. Totals 17 6-11 43.

IOLANI—Vinny Nip 12, Ryan Dung 3, Taylor Mounts 0, Kekai Kealoha 1, Kawika Shoji 12, Kyle Pape 12, Jon Takamura 1, Wally Marciel 3. Totals 16 8-12 44.

3-point goals—Punahou 3 (Ostrowski, Cho, Lee). Iolani 4 (Nip 2, Dung 1, Pape 1).

Reported by Iolani A.D.

Kamehameha 43, Saint louis 33

Quincy Crowell scored 12 points on four 3-pointers as the Warriors beat the Crusaders.

• Kamehameha (9-5) 8 14 10 11—43
• Saint Louis (8-6) 12 8 4 9—33

KAMEHAMEHA—Keo Pacarro 4, Ikaika Hardie 9, Rykin Enos 5, Jacob Ho 3, Quincy Crowell 12, Michael Nii 0, Matthew Hoapili 0, Kamalu Miller 10. Totals 16 5-12 43.

SAINT LOUIS—Kulia Aiona 2, John Quindara 0, Kawika Kekuawela 0, Kyle Gonzaga 0, Cameron Bayne 4, Cole Shidaki 11, Jack Miller 4, Elliot Purcell 2, Jacob Barit 2, Jamison Miller 0, Joshua Yuen 8. Totals 11 8-16 33.

3-point goals—Kamehameha 6 (Crowell 4, Hardie 1, Enos 1). Saint Louis 3 (Shidaki 3).

Reported by Gail Juan

Mid-Pacific 51, Damien 43

Kellen Hastie led the Owls with 14 points.

• Mid-Pacific (2-12) 13 11 6 21—51
• Damien (1-12) 8 10 10 15—43

MID-PACIFIC—Chris Young 2, Allen Ko 0, Kellar Ellsworth 9, Daniel Gordon 10, Jarryd Yasui 0, J.D. Lum 5, Kellen Hastie 14, Steve Hilton 1, Bryson Beirne 10. Totals 14 20-30 51.

DAMIEN—Winni Boy Gapuz 2, Justin Casil 10, Matthew Gochenouer 16, Devin Shiroma 4, Kealoha Pilares 6, Antonio Cerezo Jr. 0, Ferd Paredes 0, Michael Sipili 0, Lolomana Mikaele 5, Sione Tau 0, Garyk Ontai 0. Totals 17 8-14 43.

3-point goals—Mid-Pacific 3 (Gordon 2, Ellsworth 1). Damien 1 (Casil).

Reported by Steve Lewis

University High 44, Maryknoll 39

Michael Tenorio scored 10 points, including two 3-pointers, for the Junior Rainbows.

• University High (7-7) 8 11 10 15—44
• Maryknoll (3-10) 10 7 9 13—39

UNIVERSITY—Scott Nishimoto 3, Michael Tenorio 10, Alfred Clark 7, Benett Guira 0, Trey Parras 0, Levi Goes 0, Matt Bayan 0, John Duro 4, David Johnson 8, Rance Yanabu 4, Lucion Holyfield 8. Totals 16 9-15 44.

MARYKNOLL—Richard Herring 2, Jordan Ho-Ching 4, Chris Hsia 2, Chris Lum 9, Zachary Misajon 2, Tommy Nguyen 5, Riley Tang 0, Tyler Tsukazaki 15. Totals 14 10-12 39.

3-point goals—University 3 (Tenorio 2, Clark 1). Maryknoll 1 (Nguyen).

Reported by Steve Lewis

Varsity Division II

Word of Life 77, Lutheran 55. WOL: Jordan Ranche 20, Jorge Torres 10. Luth: Shayne-Keith Searle 26, Jeffrey Young 15, Matthew Uffmann 10.

Hanalani 63, Iolani 53. Han: Keoni Haole 19. Iol: Josh Starbuck 31.

Saint Louis 55, ASSETS 22. StL: Bo Ronduen 11.

Hawai'i Baptist 63, Lanakila Baptist 50. HBA: Dominic Hart 13, Mark Stinton 12, Brandon Arquero 10. LB: Charles Hazelwood 17, Alika Borabora 15.

Punahou 54, Academy of the Pacific 51. Pun: Keali'i Frank 13, JC Wo 11. AOP: Kaimana Komine 19, Puna Kaopuiki 17.

JV

Mid-Pacific 57, Le Jardin 44

OIA Tournament

Kaimuki 61, Mililani 52

Jordan Wong scored 16 points and Isaiah Ano chipped in 12 to lead the Bulldogs past the Trojans and advance to the quarterfinals of the O'ahu Interscholastic Association tournament.

• Mililani (5-6) 7 9 11 25—52
• Kaimuki (9-3) 13 12 14 22—61

MILILANI—Stevie Veal 0, Ken Moses 2, Maka Kahoano 1, Blaine Kanno 0, Scott Neumann 10, Luke Wright 0, Ryan Shular 23, J. Torres 0, Charles Richie 0, Jon Santos 7, Nick Rogers 9, Brandon Dela Cruz, 0. Totals 16 14-21 52.

KAIMUKI—Kalani Ahmad 2, Jordan Wong 16, Shaun Dela Cazada 7, Isaiah Ano 12, Thomas Pyo 8, Kekoa Onaga 3, Jarett Shiu 2, Jon Torres 9, Keone Reyes 2. Totals 18 22-34 61.

3-point goals—Mililani 6 (Shular 4, Neumann, Rogers). Kaimuki 3 (Pyo 2, Ano).

Reported by Janell Shimabukuro

Radford 56, Castle 49

Will Kerins scored 17 points, including 4 of 6 from 3-point range, as the Rams advanced to the quarterfinals.

• Castle (7-5) 15 13 9 12—49
• Radford (8-3) 13 16 11 16—56

Castle—Brad Guillermo 6, Kai Domingo 3, Jon Horner 11, Louis Mansanas 3, Keola Bruhn 2, Scott Keiter-Charles 0, Victor Clore 7, Bryce Kalauokaaea 6, Scot Argue 11, Alika Kalopodes 0. Totals 18 6-12 49.

RADFORD—Mike Sooto 10, Justin Quinones 8, Garett Canteen 0, Will Kerins 17, Juan Lewis 7, Mike Davis 9, Gary Satterwhite 5, Tedy Tyler 0. Totals 19 13-16 56.

3-point goals—Castle 7 (Horner 2, Kalauokaaea 2, Guillermo 1, Domingo 1, Mansanas 1). Radford 5 (Kerins 4, Davis 1).

Roosevelt 58, Leilehua 44

Keo Keola scored 25 points and the Rough Riders outscored the Mules by 10 in the fourth period to blow open a close game.

• Leilehua (7-4) 8 15 9 12—44
• Roosevelt (9-3) 14 4 18 22—58

Leilehua—BJ Fruean 8, Edward Garcia 13, Mene Coffin 0, Leon Drake III 0, Anthony Palomares 8, Daniel Omalza 0, Antonio Periera 0, John Gory 5, Christian Mendez 0, Clayton Laurel 10. Totals 19 2-5 44.

ROOSEVELT—Micah Dutro 2, Kevin Fujii 3, Danton Balbas 10, Kila Delovio 0, Kerstan Ho 13, La'akea Moikeha 5, Keo Keola 25, Troy Quon 0. Totals 20 16-21 58.

3-point goals—Leilehua 4 (Garcia 3, Palomares 1). Roosevelt 2 (Fujii, Ho).

Reported by Laurie Lei Deuz

Pearl City 47, Kailua 41

Brandon Jackson scored 17 points to lead the Chargers into the quarterfinals.

• Kailua (7-5) 10 5 15 11—41
• Pearl City (8-3) 11 9 9 18—47

KAILUA—Kelroy Kohatsu 0, Tyler Harrison 8, Zack Akamine 2, Cory Nemoto 7, Justin Pedro 9, Bobby Bordner 0, Hogan Paleafei 0, Kainoa LaCount 15. Totals 13 13-25 41.

PEARL CITY—Rollie Salvacion 10, Brandon Jackson 17, Andrew Blue 5, Travis Cruz 0, Dee Briscoe 2, Kawika Borden 0, Antoin Dewalt 2, Ernie Vidinha 11. Totals 16 11-12 47.

3-point goals—Kailua 2 (Nemoto 2). Pearl City 4 (Jackson 3, Blue 1).