On the football field, Saint Louis defensive ends Scott Smith and Solomona Aigamaua wreaked havoc on Interscholastic League of Honolulu opponents all season.

Last night, the two seniors did the same to Kamehameha's basketball team by combining for 24 points and 12 rebounds to help the Crusaders rally past the visiting Warriors, 49-39, at McCabe Gym.

Saint Louis, ranked No. 3 in The Advertiser's statewide Top 10 poll of coaches and media, improved to 2-1 in the ILH. Kamehameha, tied for No. 9, fell to 0-3.

The Crusaders face six-time defending league champion and No. 2-ranked 'Iolani (2-0) tonight; tipoff is set for 7:30 at McCabe. Smith and Aigamaua, who are two of the state's top college football prospects, have been busy visiting Mainland colleges the past few weeks but did not schedule any trips for this weekend.

"We planned it that way," said Smith, who is 6 feet 7 and 245 pounds. "With me and him in there at the same time, there's no rebound we can't get. When I'm in there by myself, I'm like triple-teamed. But with Mona in there, too, they can't box both of us out."

Smith finished with a game-high 15 points and eight rebounds, and also made three steals. Aigamaua, who is 6-3 and 205, added nine points and four rebounds, all in the second half, which began with Saint Louis trailing 27-20.

"Those two gave them a lot of second, third and fourth chances (to score)," Warriors coach Jesse Nakanishi said.

Those multiple chances weren't as plentiful in the first half, when Kamehameha ended the first period with a 12-4 run to go up, 18-11, and then maintained the lead in the second quarter. Mitch Kauweloa's layup gave the Warriors a 27-17 lead with 2:09 remaining in the half.

But with Aigamaua in the second-half lineup, things changed in a hurry. He scored four points and grabbed three rebounds, and 6-5 forward Jamison Miller added three points, two rebounds and one assist as the Crusaders outscored Kamehameha 14-3 in the third period and never trailed again.

They pushed the lead to 43-33 with five minutes left in the game and the Warriors never got closer than seven points after that.

"We tried to wear them down that way, with both big guys in there," Saint Louis coach Delbert Tengan said.

SAINT LOUIS (2-1) 11 9 14 15 — 49

KAMEHAMEHA (0-3) 18 9 3 9 — 39

SAINT LOUIS — Ricksson Pacarro 2, Kuli'a Aiona 8, John Quindara 0, Lucas Gonsalves 5, Scott Smith 15, Cole Shidaki 2, Solomona Aigamaua 9, Michael Tuiloma 1, Micah McClinton 0, Jamison Miller 7. Totals 17 14-21 49.

KAMEHAMEHA — Randy Cummings 7, Kawika Lyons 3, Mitchell Kauweloa 8, Andrew Godinet 7, Pono Hanson 5, Rykin Enos 7, Jay Kauka 0, Levi Goeas 2, Auwae DeRego 0, Conrad Scheidt 0. Totals 14 7-11 39.

3-point goals: Saint Louis 1 (Gonsalves). Kamehameha 4 (Enos 2, Cummings, Lyons).

PUNAHOU 81, MPI 63

Miah Ostrowski scored 23 points, helping the Buffanblu improve to 3-0.

MID-PACIFIC (2-1) 21 24 13 23 — 81

PUNAHOU (3-0) 18 5 20 20 — 63

MID-PACIFIC — Ryan Kurihara 11, Sampson Won 4, Marcus Holyfield 23, Jamie Rivera 0, Jarryd Yasui 0, Kellar Ellsworth 7, Devon Takenaka 12, Josh Grant 2, Bryson Beirne 4. Totals 21 16-27 63.

PUNAHOU — Robert Toma 2, Miah Ostrowski 23, Kimo Makaula 10, Dane Okamura 0, Kyle Whitford 6, Dalton Hilliard 6, Henry Cassidy 5, Ted Hawkins 0, Sean McFadden 4, Trevor Crabb 1, Kameron Steinhoff 10, Spencer McLachlin 13, Casey Shibuya 1. Totals 31 18-26 81. 3-point goals: Mid-Pacific 5 (Takenaka 3, Kurihara 2). Punahou 1 (Ostrowski). JV — Punahou Gold 60, University 40

'IOLANI 56, DAMIEN 40

The Raiders improved to 2-0 and the Monarchs fell to 0-3. Details were not available.

ILH DIVISION II

PUNAHOU 58, ACAD. OF THE PACIFIC 36

Matthew Galarneau scored 17 points as the Buffanblu improved to 4-0.

AOP (4-1) 10 12 6 8 — 36

PUNAHOU (4-0) 10 21 14 13 — 58

AOP — Tri Bourne 1, Spencer Lum 0, Hoit Fuller Jr. 2, Joshua Oreta 2, Brad Foster 13, Keoni Daniel 14, Jordan Ching 0, Joshua Schaffin 2, Astin Aragaki 2. Totals 14 8-19 36.

PUNAHOU — Marc Dacanay 0, River Kim 6, Jeremy Kaimikaua 1, Kainoa Carlson 5, Dane Costa 2, Matthew Galarneau 17, Pat McFadden 3, Max Halvorson 6, Tim Harrison 0, Riley McKibbin 7, Pono Akina 0, Damien Pherigo 3, Drew Uperesa 8. Totals 22 12-19 58. 3-point goals: Punahou 2 (Galarneau 2).

KAMEHAMEHA 50, HANALANI 42

Jeremiah Pahukula scored 16 points as the Warriors improved to 3-0.

KAMEHAMEHA (3-0) 15 11 8 16 — 50

HANALANI (1-2) 3 12 14 13 — 42

KAMEHAMEHA — Conway Kaka 2, Kai Riellet 3, Josiah Horner 6, Darrin Krampert 2, Micah Higa 10, Koa Saul 2, Josh Padilla 0, Kendall Willing 5, Noble Ah Choy 4, Jeremiah Pahukula 16. Totals 12 26-42 50.

HANALANI — P.J. Wood 14, Justin Delizo 0, David Vidinha 9, Samson Aina 6, Danny Gabriel 2, Josh Thomas 0, Matt Simbre 1, Westin Alcover 0, John Cunningham 2, Darrin Kamealoha 6, Andrew Kutaka 1, Chris Renth 0, Brysen Honda 0, Keoni Arellano 0, P.J. Minaya 1. Totals 12 16-30 42. 3-point goals: Hanalani 2 (Vidinha, Kamealoha).

Reported by Rob Araki

'IOLANI 42, LANAKILA BAPTIST 40

Troy Lee led 'Iolani with 12 points.

LANAKILA BAPTIST (0-4) 8 13 6 13 — 40

'IOLANI (3-0) 12 13 8 9 — 42

LANAKILA BAPTIST — Alika Borabora 13, Isaiah Bartolome 2, Nathan Soriano 0, Keawe Ochman 13, Armando Cayabyab 2, Cole Deyoung 2, Trent Adams 0, Zachary Ramos 2, Chase Hazelwood 6. Totals 15 10-22 40.

'IOLANI — Reid Furukawa 6, Ryan Renfro 3, Daniel Takami 0, Tyler Hee 6, Rylan Morihara 2, Matt Smith 6, Peter Takara 7, Mason Choy 0, Troy Lee 12, Brandon Ching 0. Totals 11 19-28 42. 3-point goals: 'Iolani 1 (Lee).

UNIVERSITY HIGH 86, REDEMPTION 30

Shane Kometani led the Junior Rainbows with 18 points.

UNIVERSITY HIGH (3-0) 22 23 18 23 — 86

REDEMPTION (0-4) 8 4 11 7 — 30

UNIVERSITY HIGH — Dylan Gomes 13, Laakea Frias 10, Kyle Nitta 9, Shane Kometani 18, Noah Chong-Viernes 14, George Bukes 6, Matt Bayan 6, Andrew Bayan 6, James Loui 4. Totals 41 3-8 86.

REDEMPTION — Corey Matuso 2, Brandon Maeshiro 3, Adam Crail 0, Justin Ryder 0, Jeffery Souza 0, Ailau Perez 0, Joshua Barros 16, Kekoa Kruszona 9. Totals 13 3-5 30. 3-point goals: University High 1 (Kometani). Redemption 1 (Maeshiro).

Reported by Ashley Elliazar

SAINT LOUIS 51, ASSETS 24

Grant Costa led the Saints with 10 points.

SAINT LOUIS (3-1) 14 16 9 12 — 51

ASSETS (0-4) 4 5 6 9 — 24

SAINT LOUIS — Grant Costa 10, Danny Higa 5, Christian Balthazar-Chang 0, Tony Hair 4, Preston Lynch 2, Kyle Leong 6, Chris Kamaka 5, Jordan Akau 4, Joey O'Connor 6, Thomas O'Connor 2, Marc Moody 7. Totals 22 6-10 51.

ASSETS — Aaron Matsunaga 0, Nick Castello 10, Jarid Oshiro 0, Rance Kuwata 0, Grant Kitagawa 6, Troy Toyama 4, Fabrizio Alliata 0, Jake Kimura 0, George Cambra 4. Totals 10 3-10 24.

3-point goals: Saint Louis 1 (Higa). ASSETS 1 (Costello).

Reported by Gail Juan

WORD OF LIFE 64, LE JARDIN 11

Jeremiah Onosai-Taitaiau scored 16 points to lift the Firebrands.

LE JARDIN (0-2) 4 6 1 0 — 11

WORD OF LIFE (3-1) 16 16 20 12 — 64

LE JARDIN — Thomas Wilson 0, Keegan Sussman 1, David Seimann 0, Matt Penaroza 0, Jono Kam 4, Alex Johnston 1, Josh Blau 3, Ryan Murphy 2. Totals 4 3-12 11.

WORD OF LIFE — Kamalu Kealoha 8, Phil Clark 8, Kyle Higa 0, Daniel Zerba 2, Jared Shimabukuro 0, Liko Satele 2, Peter Hanakahi 8, Aaron Tipoti 10, Jeremiah Onosai-Taitaiau 16, Christian Silva 4, Jesse Clark 2, Travis Ogimi 4. Totals 31 1-3 64. 3-point goals: Word of Life 1 (Kealoha).

Reported by Ashley Elliazar

LUTHERAN 72, CHRISTIAN ACADEMY 51

Derek Alik led Lutheran with 21 points.

LUTHERAN (1-3) 18 17 15 22 — 72

CHRISTIAN ACAD. (0-3) 12 10 15 14 — 51

LUTHERAN — Ronald Nipp 0, Jordan Ramos 3, Ryson Gander 10, David Cho 22, Derek Alik 21, Matthew Nishiyama 2, Michael Abang 12, Austin Asari , Samuel Armitage 0, Anthony DiCicco 0, Edward Thorton 2. Totals 30 9-13 72.

CHRISTIAN ACADEMY — Zachary Fu 2, Joshua Ko 22, Joshua Kaoiwi 0, Jeremy Fu 0, Ryan Kobayashi 0, Eric Rodriguez , Brett Koga 3, Gavin Morita 0, Jason Ko 24. Totals 20 9-25 51. 3-point goals: Lutheran 3 (Alik 2, Abang). Christian Academy 2 (Ja. Ko, Jo. Ko).

Reported by Sarah Yoshimoto

OIA WHITE DIVISION

'AIEA 93, KALANI 63

Josh Chung scored 20 points as Na Ali'i won the O'ahu Interscholastic Association White Division game.

'AIEA (4-1) 21 22 24 26 — 93

KALANI (0-5) 8 17 17 21 — 63

'AIEA — Lofa Liilii 12, Ryan Mora 13, Alan Fonoti 2, Josh Chung 20, Eric James 6, Keenan Naole 6, James Buchanan 10,Aldodius Colquitt 5, Obie Woods 19. Totals 29 30-43 93.

KALANI — Max Fujio 8, AC Asuncion 8, Troy Kashiwabara 8, Jon Cheng 21, Jeff Khautakoun 4, Holu Kaaihue 9, Daniel Morisato 3, Justin Ogata 2. Totals 21 12-17 63. 3-point goals: 'Aiea 5 (Chung 3, Naole, Buchanan). Kalani 11 (Cheng 4, Fujio 2, Asuncsion 2, Kaaihue, Khautakoun, Morisato).

JV — 'AIEA 66, KALANI 46

Reported by Cara Kamehiro and Tiffany Liao

NANAKULI 49, WAIALUA 45

Julius Seabrooks scored 18 points to lead the Golden Hawks to their first win.

WAIALUA (2-2) 16 7 13 9— 45

NANAKULI (1-3) 8 19 10 12— 49

WAIALUA — Starr Lacar 0, Edwin Rubio 0, Matthew Manalo 2, Isiah Ramiraz 3, Mamick Dela Cruz 0, Bernard Menor 3, Enoch Zawadi 3, Marc Nacapuy 7, Jordan Chun 0, Cassidy Klinefelter 0, Brian Graziano 13, Aaron Lapitan 6, Tauese Tapusoa 2, Caleb Fore 6, Joshua Whittaker . Totals 16 8-32 45.

NaNaKULI — John Smith 7, Sydney Samoa 1, Jerson Bacalso 6, Julius Seabrooks 18, Tyrone Cross 5, Markus Albarico 6, Folauga Agaconu 0, Lui Teo 4, Keneka Kaimi 2. Totals 15 12-28 49.

3-point goals: Waialua 5 (Ramiraz, Fore, Graziano 3). Nanakuli 7 (Seabrooks 4, Bacalso 2, Smith).

Reported by Haven Mcshane

Reach Wes Nakama at wnakama@honoluluadvertiser.com.