It took only 24 hours for Iolani School's girls basketball team to erase thoughts of its worst outing of the season.

The Raiders raced past visiting Kamehameha, 42-28, last night to avenge a surprising 41-33 loss to the Warriors on Tuesday. Iolani's victory helped it maintain a share of first place in the Interscholastic League of Honolulu with Punahou. Both teams are 5-1. Kamehameha fell to 3-3.

"Today we were ready," said Raiders forward Jamie Smith, a sophomore who scored 13 points, grabbed 11 rebounds, dished out four assists and had three steals last night. "We were happy to get this second chance. We weren't ready last night, but today we woke up and stuck together as a team. We came back and showed our true colors."

Iolani also solved its shooting woes. The Raiders made just 11 of 51 field goals (21.6 percent) on Tuesday, including only 3 of 22 (13.6 percent) from 3-point range. Last night, they were 17 of 37 (46 percent) from the field, including 3 of 12 (25 percent) from beyond the arc.

But Warriors coach Clay Cockett said the biggest difference in Iolani's performance cannot be measured statistically.

"It was their intensity," Cockett said. "I thought they played with a lot more than us. They were ferocious and put a lot more pressure on us. The Iolani team you saw tonight, that's the one that should be No. 1 in the state."

The Raiders jumped out to an 11-3 lead in the game's first 4 1/2 minutes, with Smith scoring seven of those points. Kamehameha closed it to 15-13 early in the second period after Kaui Todd's layup, but Iolani finished the half with a 12-2 run sparked by 3-pointers from Kaz Masutani and Hennasea Tokumura.

Post players Smith and Keilyn Fujioka combined for 15 first-half points, compared to 10 points total in Tuesday's loss.

"They attacked our middle tonight, and they didn't exploit that last night," Cockett said.

Defensively, the Raiders picked up the tempo and applied almost full-court ball pressure. Warriors guard Tatri Lorenzo, who scored 18 points in Tuesday's win, was shut out in the first half and finished with six points on just two field goals.

The teams met on consecutive nights because last night's game was a makeup from the March 31 ILH opener that was postponed due to bad weather conditions in Honolulu.

"It worked out good for us, because we played at their gym first, and then at ours," Raiders coach Glenn Takara said. "(Kamehameha) had a real good game plan last night and they executed it well. But tonight we came to play mentally."

KAMEHAMEHA (3-3) 8 7 6 7 — 28

IOLANI (5-1) 11 16 8 7 — 42

KAMEHAMEHA — Miki Nakamura 9, Alexis Furtado 2, Johanna Sai 5, Ana Viena Lota 2, Pomaikai Kalakau 0, Lindsey Wong , Pi'ikea Kalakau 0, Tiana Abbley 0, Pualani Kalakau 0, Leah Godinet 0, Rhani Kaneaiakala 2, Kaui Todd 2, Kylie Roy 0, Tatri Lorenzo 6. Totals 8 9-12 28.

IOLANI — Kaz Masutani 3, Chelsea Unemori 0, Hennasea Tokumura 10, Alana Matayoshi 4, Chanel Hirata 0, Marci Kang 0, Alana Wall 4, Jamie Smith 13, Meilin Akamu 2, Sarah Turgeon 0, Keilyn Fujioka 6, Megan Burton 0. Totals 17 5-6 42.

3-point goals — Kamehameha 3 (Nakamura 3); Iolani 3 (Tokumura 2, Masutani).

OIA RED WEST

RADFORD 48, NANAKULI 20

Kamia Smith scored 12 points and the host Rams raced to a 10-0 first-quarter lead and stretched it to 24-1 at halftime to remain unbeaten in the O'ahu Interscholastic Association's Red Conference West Division.

NANAKULI (1-9) 0 1 7 12—20

RADFORD (9-0) 10 14 14 10—48

NANAKULI—Sheila Aragayoso 0, Sasha Montez 0, Ambree Hauhio 3, Vernadine Vickers 10, Jayrene Alapai 0, Britney Wolf 0, Lahela Kanagusuku 0, Delisha Kaimi 3, Joyce Ahina 1, Alexis Soriano 3. Totals 4 3-13 20

RADFORD—Leslie Lazo 0, Nicole Grebe 0, Celina Cruz 0, Ashley Rioux 0, Marlena Malepeai 7, Frances Respicio 2, Brittini Fuller 9, Kiara Dykes 6, Kamia Smith 12, Chelsea-Ann Villanueva 4, Gabby Rellin 4, Marsharen DuPont 0, Chadney Thompson 4. Totals 18 10-18 48. 3-point goals—Nanakuli 3 (Haukio 1, Vickers 1, Kaimi 1). Radford 2 (Smith 2) JV—Radfor d38 nanakiuli51

Reported by Jeselle Macalma

PEARL CITY 40, LEILEHUA 23

Tazha Passi had 13 points and the host Chargers pulled away from a 4-all tie after the first quarter to beat the Mules.

LEILEHUA (6-4) 4 6 6 7—23

PEARL CITY (4-5) 4 11 12 13—40

LEILEHUA—Ui Forgione 0, Ivanca Ilab 0, Mahela Punley 4, Pascual 3, Ashley Momiyama 0, Charlene Borromeo 0, Justina Mason 2, Brittaney Stafford 8, Isis Atualevao 6, Marquesha McVea 0, Jaslen Collado 0, Joray Nacapuy 0. Totals 9 5-6 23.

PEARL CITY—Crystal Tadeo 0, Tiffany Gadingan , Desiree Luis 4, Kasie Kunishima 0, Lindsay Cartwright 3, Tiani Alatini 9, Channette Nakama 4, Tazha Passi 13, Kawai Markham 2, Kaiona Auyong 5, Chelsea Baker 0. Totals 12 14-26 40. 3-point goals—Leilehua none. Pearl City 2 (Alatini 2). JV—Leilehua 30, Pearl City 27

Reported by Tiki Bolosan

KAPOLEI 37, CAMPBELL 34

Ashley Dela Cruz scored 12 points and Elizabeth Simanu scored the last four four points of the game as the host Hurricanes rallied past the Sabers.

CAMPBELL (2-8) 13 7 6 8—34

KAPOLEI (4-5) 10 13 5 9—37

CAMPBELL—Cheyna Tagura 0, Berlyn Devera 3, Shiann Leong 0, Shelei Murray-Thornton 0, Cierra Tagura 0, Jasmine Valentin 4, Val Quintana 0, Jenna Contemplo 0, Darlyn Livae 18, Jenna Sweeney 9. Totals 9 16-25 34.

KAPOLEI—Tricia Warashina 8, Hartley Marquez 0, Whitney Tatomer 0, Charmaine Jackson 2, Ashley Dela Cruz 12, Kesha Miller 1, Gina Simanu 2, Tamara Satcher 0, Pua Pedrina 0, Elizabeth Simanu 7, Lehua Figueroa 5, Ila Lopati 0. Totals 8 19-30 37. 3-point goals—Campbell none. Kapolei 2 (Warashina 1, Dela Cruz 1). JV—Campbell 40, Kapolei 27

Reported by Jackie Tata

OIA WHITE CONFERENCE

KAIMUKI 44, KALANI 37

Jackie Tena scored 13 points and Keri Nakahashi added 11 as the visiting Bulldogs handed the Falcons their first loss in the OIA White Conference.

KAIMUKI (7-1) 12 4 13 15—44

KALANI (8-1) 7 11 9 10—37

KAIMUKi—Olivia Phommachane 9, Mindy Hirokawa 3, Janell Shimabukuro 0, Keri Nakahashi 11, Katie Kubo 0, Tailele Pologa , Kanoe Nicola 0, Ashley Moi 2, Paige Moi 6, Jackie Tena 13, Corianne Turnage 0. Totals 15 9-20 44.

KALANI—Chloe Martin 5, Brandi Yamauchi 0, Keri Chikamori 0, Yasmina Taketa 0, Nicole Isemoto 0, Megan Kamehiro 15, Kim Cabuyadao 7, Raynani Camara 8, Charde Benefacio 0, Chelsea Kimura 0, Violet Alama 2, Kaci Gushiken 0, Alisah Bonifacio 0, Nicole Ameperosa 0. Totals 13 7-14 37. 3-point goals—Kaimuki 5 (Nakahashi 2, Phommachane 1, Tena 1). Kalani 4 (Kamehiro 3, Martin 1). JV—Kalani 35, Kaimuki 32

Reported by Alara Lum

'AIEA 47, WAIPAHU 37

Natasha Helsham scored 15 points and Capri Hollona 10, leading host Na Ali'i over the Marauders.

WAIPAHU (2-6) 7 7 9 14—37

'AIEA (4-4) 13 8 13 13—47

'AIEA—Chasity Guzman 0, Tierra Miguel 0, Jennifer Yuen 4, Natasha Helsham 14, Tasha Johnson 6, Jessica Tan 0, Natasha Fong 0, Annie Orial 0, Michelle Shiroma 6, Emily Tausaga 4, Sara Watanabe 0, Capri Hollona 10, Nohelani Fonoti 2, Tierra Tauanu'u 1. Totals 20 6-10 47.

WAIPAHU—Kristen Balanay 4, Ashley Garcia 0, April Tolete 3, Demi Samson 6, Joyce Baptista 9, Angela Mendiola 0, Amanda Misa 15. Totals 15 6-16 37.

3-point goals—Waipahu 1 (Tolete 1). 'Aiea 1 (Helsham 1). JV—Waipahu 44, 'Aiea 41

WAIALUA 41, WAI'ANAE 40

Kimberly Meyerowitz scored a game-high 20 points, including the game-winning basket with two minutes left, to lift the host Bulldogs past the Seariders.

WAI'ANAE (0-7) 5 14 8 13—40

WAIALUA (4-4) 8 12 8 13—41

WAI'ANAE—Danielle Lovell 10, Brittni Dinong 0, Kahea Kelii 6, Afi Tago 2, Keshia Holbron 0, Priscilla Mathewson 6, Genevieve Cuesta 0, Kuuipo Badayos 8, Melody Moe 8. Totals 16 7-14 40.

WAIALUA—Shalane Manuel 0, Cristina Dunn 0, Chelsea Hina 0, Misty Maxwell 6, Abcde Tangtog 0, Stacy-Lynn Pua 0, Kimberly Meyerowitz 20, Kanani Suyat 8, Chelsea Ramirez 2, Ashley Carillo 5, Anieta Cabias 0. Totals 15 11-22 41. 3-point goals—Wai'anae 1 (Badayos). Waialua none. JV—Wai'anae 42, Waialua 40

Reported by Sharie Maldonado

Reach Wes Nakama at wnakama@honoluluadvertiser.com.