Campbell's Katie Manuma currently has three sisters playing NCAA Division I softball.

And she certainly looks talented enough to also reach the same level.

Manuma pitched a seven-hitter with zero walks and three strikeouts as host Campbell beat Kapolei, 8-1, in an O'ahu Interscholastic Association Red West softball game yesterday.

"She was outstanding," said Campbell coach David Perreira. "She was hitting her spots. We had a game plan coming into the game against Kapolei. We felt we could exploit some weaknesses in their hitting and she did a good job mixing up her pitches and hitting her spots."

One of Manuma's sisters — Anita — graduated from Campbell and plays for Tennessee. Two other sisters — Malamaisaua and Valana — are Kapolei graduates now playing for the University of Hawai'i.

Manuma, a sophomore right-hander, threw 59 of her 82 pitches for strikes.

"My fastball was working good inside, outside; my drop, curve, riser," she said when asked which pitches were working for her.

Manuma recorded 13 outs on grounders, including one double play, and three more on pop-ups.

"We try to work on the low pitches so if they do hit the ball it goes down to the ground," she said.

Campbell (1-0) scored two runs each in the second, third, fourth and sixth innings. The Sabers took advantage of six walks, two hit by pitches, five wild pitches, four illegal pitches and four errors.

"They capitalized on every mistake we made," said Kapolei coach Tony Saffery. "Like every passed ball they scored on us, every bad throw we made, they advanced. They took advantage of all the mistakes we made."

The illegal pitches were assessed for stepping back after getting into the set position, according to Saffery. A ball is charged to the batter and the base runners, if any, move up one base for any violation.

Campbell had success against former teammate Kai Clark, a senior right-hander who transferred to Kapolei after last season.

Clark allowed six runs in 3 2/3 innings.

"She's just another Kapolei player. That's what I told the girls," Perreira said. "It's not we're facing Kai Clark, we're facing Kapolei. Let all that stuff go. She played with us before. She's a great player, but we just went out there and we were facing an opponent."

Loreen Egdamin, Randy Schoening and Gerika Pantohan each scored two runs for the Sabers.

Breanne Patton's two-run single in the third made it 4-0 Campbell, and the Hurricanes had a chance to answer in their next at-bat.

Deja Manubag and Ka'ili Smith led off with singles. Kailey Fernandez followed with a single to right, but Brittney Garcia threw a perfect strike home to catcher Anuhea Yamaguchi, who tagged out Manubag.

"It was just a great throw," Perreira said. "Brittney is just an intense player and she always wants to be the best out there. She always wants to be better than who she's competing against. She'll go hard 100 percent for seven straight innings."

Kapolei (1-1) finally broke through against Manuma in the sixth after Manubag hit a one-out single and Smith followed with an RBI double to right-center.

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CAMPBELL (1-0) 022 202 X—8 9 1

Kai Clark, Kahana Higa (4) and Ashlyn Ashby. Katie Manuma and Anuhea Yamaguchi. W—Manuma. L—Clark.

Leading hitters — Kapolei: Deja Manubag 2-3; Ka'ili Smith 2-3, double. Campbell: Loreen Egdamin 2-3, triple, 2 runs; Randi Schoening 2 runs; Gerika Pantohan 2 runs; Breanne Patton 2 RBIs; Nicole Arata 2-4, double.

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

LEILEHUA 8, WAIPAHU 5: Alex Smith had two hits, including a homer, and drove in two runs, Chasea Crawford went 2-for-3 with a homer and two RBIs, and Kayleen Ynigues pitched a complete game with seven strikeouts and added two hits to lead the host Mules (2-0) past the Marauders (0-2).

WAIPAHU (0-2) 200 001 2—5 8 5

LEILEHUA (2-0) 230 021 X—8 10 4

Elsa Apo and Angi Sakamoto. Kaylen Ynigues and Chasea Crawford. W — Ynigues. L — Apo.

Leading hitters — Waipahu: Titi Selise-La'a 2-4, homer, 3 RBIs; Dara Aiwohi homer. Leilehua: Ynigues 2-4, 2 runs; Alex Smith 2-4, homer, 3 RBIs; Crawford 2-3, homer, 2 RBIs, 2 runs.

Reported by Berdina Kubo

MILILANI 8, PEARL CITY 0: Kylee Rodrigues allowed just three hits and struck out nine, Rebecca Lee had three hits, and Kritsi Oshiro and Selina Garces each had two, leading the visiting Trojans (2-0) over the Chargers (0-2).

MILILANI (2-0) 120 302 0—8 13 0

PEARL CITY (0-2) 000 000 0—0 3 4

Kylee Rodrigues and Rebecca Lee. Lauren Fujisaki and Maya Nagata. W — Rodrigues. L — Fujisaki.

Leading hitters — Mililani: Kristi Oshiro 2-5, 2 runs; Selina Garces 2-4; Lee 3-3, 2 runs.

Reported by Keoke Behic

OIA RED EAST

CASTLE 5, ROOSEVELT 4: The Knights rallied for three runs in the top of the seventh inning to beat the host Rough Riders in an O'ahu Interscholastic Association Red East game.

CASTLE (2-0) 020 000 3—5 10 1

ROOSEVELT (0-2) 000 211 0—4 9 0

Chandelle Dacosin and Kusea Berinobis. Lianna Bajarin and Kamalei Pitoy. W — Dacosin. L — Bajarin.

Leading hitters — Castle: Berinobis 2-4; Kaitlyn Wills homer (solo in the 2nd). Roosevelt: Charisse Tanabe 2-3, double; Bajarin 2-4, homer (solo in the 4th); Kathleen Nakata 2-3; Tiana Sugui homer (6th solo).

Reported by Christina Johnston

MOANALUA 10, KALANI 4: Sarah Robinson gave up four runs on five hits, but her teammates backed her with 15 hits, including three from Britni Ronolo, as visiting Na Menehune (2-0) beat the Falcons (0-1).

MOANALUA (2-0) 430 002 1—10 15 3

KALANI (0-1) 102 010 0— 4 5 3

Sarah Robinson and Kylee Oshiro. Chelsea Yamamoto and Kristy Blshe. W — Robinson. L — Yamamoto.

Leading hitters — Moanalua: Michelle Acosta 2-5, 3 runs; Robinson 2-5; Britni Ronolo 3-4, 3 runs; Jacie Matsukawa 2-5; . Kalani: Kari Odo 2 runs; Kristiann Endow triple, 2 runs; Blshe 2-3, 2 RBIs.

Reported by George Okada

KAILUA 10, KALAHEO 0: Jaelleen Johnson tossed a three-hitter, Shelby Lono had two hits and four RBIs, Tiffany Perez went 3-for-3 and Mikala Scott hit a solo homer, leading the Surfriders (1-1) over the Mustangs (0-2) in a game called after six innings due to the 10-run mercy rule.

KALAHEO (0-2) 000 000— 0 3 1

KAILUA (1-1) 322 111—10 12 0

Kaira Pirez, Kara Holtzman (4) and Noelani Manlinti. Jaelleen Johnson and Johnna-Lyn Pedro, Mikala Scott (4). W — Johnson. L — Pirez.

Leading hitters — Kalaheo: Pirez double. Kailua: Tiffany Perez 3-3, RBI; Shelby Lono 2-3, 4 RBIs; Scott homer.

Reported by Bernard Victor

OIA WHITE

WAI'ANAE 3, WAIALUA 2: Chaelyn Manuel's two-run double broke a 1-all tie in the bottom of the third inning, lifting the host Seariders (2-0) over the Bulldogs (0-1) in an O'ahu Interscholastic Association White game.

WAIALUA (0-1) 100 010 0—2 4 1

WAI'ANAE (2-0) 012 000 X—3 4 4

Marissa Keao and Alyssiah Hernandez, Ashley Carillo (3). Desirae Hanamaikai, Samantha Kuakini (6) and Chaelyn Manuel. W — Hanamaikai. L — Keao. S — Kuakini.

Leading hitters — Wai'anae: Manuel double, 2 RBIs.

Reported by A. Ainoa

FARRINGTON 12, 'ANUENUE 0: Felicia Tui pitched a no-hitter, striking out 14 of the 16 batters she faced, and Monique To drove in three runs, leading the host Governors (2-0) over Na Koa (0-2).

'ANUENUE (0-2) 000 00— 0 0 0

FARRINGTON (2-0) 822 0X—12 12 1

Nalani Kamano and Kaene Kirkland. Felicia Tui and Kincana Ngiralmau. W — Tui. L — Kamano.

Leading hitters — Farrington: Chanel Scanlan-Sevao 2-2; Monique To 2-2, homer (2nd inning solo), 3 RBIs; Tui 2 RBIs, Elena Wooton 2 RBIs; Amber Sales 2-3, double, triple; Seaanna Kapanapolou 2 RBIs; Mary Florendo 2 RBIs; Sina Afe RBI.

Reported by Glenn Zukeran

RADFORD 13, MCKINLEY 10: Brianna Salanoa, Samandra Sevao, Maryann Aloseitu, Gabriela Kolb, Melany Alofaifali and Samantha Sevao each had two hits to lead the visiting Rams (1-1) past the Tigers (0-2).

RADFORD (1-1) 221 125 0—13 14 4

MCKINLEY (0-2) 052 030 0—10 6 5

Brianna Salanoa, Erin Lavent (2) and Gabriela Kolb. Rachel Ragus, Trinity Cristobal (6) and Amanda Sakagawa. W — Lavent. L — Ragus.

Leading hitters — Radford: Salanoa 2-2, triple; Samandra Sevao 2-6; Maryann Aloseitu 2-2; Kolb 2-5, 2 RBIs; Melany Alofaifali 2-4; Samantha Sevao 2-5, triple. McKinley: Trudy Hong triple, RBI.

Reported by Gloria Hong

ILH BASEBALL

MID-PACIFIC 4, SAINT LOUIS 0: Matthew McDaniel pitched a three-hitter with seven strikeouts, and Michael Nagamine and Derek Tam each drove in two runs as the Owls (3-0) beat the Crusaders (2-1) in an Interscholastic League of Honolulu game at Iolani.

MID-PACIFIC (3-0) 103 000 0—4 9 1

SAINT LOUIS (2-1) 000 000 0—0 3 1

Matthew McDaniel and Aaron Fujiki. Kyle Gonzaga, Kamakani Usui (6) and Keoni Haina. W — McDaniel. L — Gonzaga.

Leading hitters — Mid-Pacific: Bryson Chang 2 runs; Easton Torigoe 2-3; Michael Nagamine 2-2, 2 RBIs; Derek Tan, double, 2 RBIs.

Reported by Gail Juan

Reach Kyle Sakamoto at ksakamoto@honoluluadvertiser.com.