Judd made only two field goals and finished with eight points in Saturday's victory over Moanalua, but hung 24 on Farrington in a win Tuesday and had 10 points in the first period last night.

"I feel more confident shooting and I've been hot the past two games," Judd said. "When we were warming up tonight, I knew this was gonna be a good game. Once I made the first couple, I figured I might as well keep shooting and the shots kept falling."

Judd's hot start helped Kalaheo take an early 11-6 lead and the Mustangs never trailed thereafter, but they could never relax either as the Bulldogs made several threatening runs.

After Chris Tumaneng's free throw put Kalaheo up, 41-33, with 1:20 remaining in the third quarter, Kaimuki went on a 7-0 run to cut it to 41-40 early in the fourth.

The Bulldogs trailed only 46-44 after Kekoa Onaga's steal and layup with four minutes left, but Judd answered with a 3-pointer and the Mustangs were able to hang on the rest of the way.

"We kept breaking down on defense, giving them uncontested shots," said Kaimuki's first-year coach, Kelly Grant. "But their guys rose to the ocassion. They're a whole lot better than they were in the preseason."

• Kaimuki (5-1) 8 14 16 12—50
• Kalaheo (6-0) 13 14 14 15—56

KAIMUKI—Albien Montero 0, Alika Higa 0, Kalani Ahmad 6, Keha Akau 0, Jordan Wong 5, Shaun Dela Cazada 11, Isaiah Ano 6, Shadrach Ramos Dias 0, Thomas Pyo 0, Phillip Miyasaka 0, Chazz Kiua 0, Kekoa Onaga 13, Jarett Shiu 0, Jon Torres 9. Totals 18 11-13 50.

Kalaheo—Elias David 6, Chris Tumaneng 4, Jason Tanaka 0, Isaac Higa 0, Kahua Hollinger 4, Tate Brown 6, Marvin Judd 22, Jeff Whitworth 0, Chase Moses 0, David Moore 12, Cliffton Pires 0, Tyler Caswell 2. Totals 19 12-18 56.

3-point goals—Kaimuki 3 (Ahmad 2, Wong). Kalaheo 6 (Judd 4, Moore, Tumaneng).

JV—Kaimuki 55, Kalaheo 49

Reach Wes Nakama at wnakama@honoluluadvertiser.com or 535-2456.

Kahuku 71, Castle 68

Clinton Parks scored 21 points, including five 3-pointers, helping the unbeaten Red Raiders hold off the Knights.

• Castle (3-3) 20 21 14 13—68
• Kahuku (6-0) 21 18 17 15—71

Castle—Brad Guillermo 6, Kai Domingo 10, Jon Horner 5, Junior Mansanas 4, Keola Bruhn 15, Scott Keiter-Charles 6, Stephen Royalty 0, Victor Clore 10, Scott Argue 8, Alika Kalopodes 4, Cody Fonseca 0. Totals 29 7-13 68.

Kahuku—Hapaki Kaulula'au 0, Devin Unga 12, Shane Hayden 10, Joshua Wily 4, Junior Ale 14, Clinton Parks 21, Kevin Unga 4, Viliami Tilini 6, Micah Wily 0. Totals 25 11-22 71.

3-point goals—Castle 3 (Domingo 2, Argue). Kahuku 10 (Parks 5, Ale 3, Hayden 2).

JV—Kahuku 49, Castle 37.

Reported by Jeri Tugman

Moanalua 78, Thompson 52

Wayne West scored a game-high 29 points, including five 3-pointers, to lead the host Menehunes.

• Thompson (0-6) 21 17 9 5—52
• Moanalua (4-2) 17 20 24 17—78

Thompson—Christian Kamau 11, Keone Mitchell 4, Kimo Oclinaria 6, Taylor Brummel 0, Jerrome Figueroa 17, Jordan Eror 0, John Keen 14. Totals 20 7-8 52.

Moanalua—Bao Lei 2, Stephen Kina 0, Jay Yoshizawa 6, Stanford Leti 0, Emiel Nicholson 4, Gregory Morgan 0, Christopher Holt 1, Wayne West 29, Zachary Pendergast 14, Samuel Lowe 2, Paul Dudley 0, Ira Rodrigues 0, CJ Orji 13, Quinton Tang 7. Totals 33 6-11 78.

3-point goals—Thompson 5 (Figueroa 3, Oclinaria 2). Moanalua 6 (West 5, Pendergast 1).

Kaiser 58, Kalani 49

Matt Ching scored 22 points and Steven Pratt 16 to boost the Cougars.

• Kaiser (3-3) 14 16 10 18—58
• Kalani (3-3) 13 13 6 17—49

KAISER—Scott Uehara 0, Dustin Chang 0, Noel Okuma 0, Steven Pratt 16, Matt Ching 22, Andy Uehara 0, Jeff Peters 11, Adam Aila 4, Chad Nishihira 5, Keoki Leong 0, Teddy Toby 0, Brett Hatton 0. Totals 23 9-11 58.

KALANI—Carsen Chun 12, Karson Kim 0, Jonah Letoto 9, Corey Konishi 16, Brandon Liao 2, Jeff Boyne 0, Daniel Morisato 0, Mark Bonner 10, Brandon Cabacungan 0, Jeff Khautakoun 0. Totals 20 5-7 49.

3-point goals—Kaiser 3 (Ching, Peters, Nishihira). Kalani 4 (Letoto 3, Konishi).

JV—Kaiser 51, Kalani 31

Reported by Ned Uemae

ROOSEVELT 54, FARRINGTON 34

Keo Keola scored 15 points, and the Rough Riders raced to a 31-17 halftime lead to pull away.

• Farrington (1-5) 5 12 9 8—34
• Roosevelt (3-3) 11 20 13 10—54

FARRINGTON—Truong Nguyen 10, Winston Matas 2, Nathan Serdenia 0, Jay-Ar Mariano 3, Wil Tabiola 3, Karl Olsen 0, Michael Secretaria 0, Devin Selman 0, Micah Kalingo 2, Kuaiko Kamano 8, Jeffrey Valoria 0, John Carlos 6. Totals 14 2-6 34.

ROOSEVELT—Micah Dutro 3, Robbie Fukuhara 2, Kevin Fujii 10, Rudy Artuyo 2, Jason Tasaka 0, Danton Balbas 4, Kila Delovio 4, Kerstan Ho 7, La'akea Moikeha 7, Keo Keola 15. Totals 21 8-15 54.

3-point goals—Farrington 4 (Nguyen 2, Mariano, Tabiola). Roosevelt 4 (Durto, Fujii, Ho, Moikeha).

JV—Farrington 52, Roosevelt 43

Reported by Nathan Davis

Kailua 60, McKinley 56

Cory Nemoto and Kainoa LaCount scored 13 points apiece to help the Surfriders overcome a 21-point effort by Kapena Quisano.

• Kailua (2-5) 19 15 8 18—60
• Mckinley (0-6) 16 9 9 22—56

KAILUA—Kelroy Kohatsu 7, Tyler Harrison 9, Zack Akamine 2, Cory Nemoto 13, Justin Pedro 10, Bobby Bordner 2, Hogan Paleafei 4, Kainoa LaCount 13. Totals 17 24-40 60.

MCKINLEY—Kapena Quisano 21, Deven Santos 8, Dat Vo 6, Demetrie Gee 3, Brandon Barbasa 0, Joshua Liliu 0, Christopher Quiocho 5, Oliver Diguc 0, Daniel Liliu 13. Totals 16 18-23 60.

3-point goals—Kailua 2 (Kohatsu, Nemoto). McKinley 6 (Quisano 3, Gee, Quiocho, D. Liliu).

JV—McKinley 65, Kailua 40.

Reported by Kamakani Victorino

SOFTBALL

Pearl City 3, Kapolei 2

Lauren Fujisaki hit a two-run single in the bottom of the eighth inning to win it for the Chargers. Winning pitcher Corrie Nishikida struck out 10.

• Kapolei (7-3) 000 010 01—2 6 4
• Pearl City (9-1) 000 001 02—3 7 4

Tajia Acierto and Ashlynn Ashby. Corrie Nishikida, Plunkett (8) and Krystal Plunkett, Noelle Hirahara (8). W—Plunkett. L—Acierto.

Leading hitters: Kap—Tricia Wakashima double, RBI. PC—Plunkett 2-4; Nishikida 2-4; Lauren Fujisaki 2 RBIs.

Reported by Keoke Behic

Mililani 10, Nanakuli 3

Dana Lee and Samantha Bolosan each batted 4 for 4, and Lee added three RBIs to lead Trojans.

• Nanakuli (2-8) 003 000 0— 3 9 0
• Mililani (8-1) 342 010 x—10 18 1

Ambree Hauhio and Victoria Mao. Tierra Cuba, Makani Duhaylonsod (4) and Skye Virtudes, Elsa Apo (6). W—Cuba. L—Hauhio. S—Duhaylonsod.

Leading hitters: Nana—Bernadine Vickers 2-4; Tihane Laupola 2-4; Johnelle Ioane 2-4, double; Shana Kealoha 2-4. Mili—Melissa Lehano 2-5; Samantha Bolosan 4-4; Dana Lee 4-4, double, 3 RBIs; Apo double; Cuba 2-3; Misty Maxwell double; Casey Sugihara 2-4.

Reported by Mike Okimoto

SOCCER

Kalani 2, Farrington 0

Reid Arakaki scored twice to carry the Falcons.

Kaimuki 1, McKinley 0