WAIPI'O — Six hours later, Pearl City remained undefeated.

The Chargers swept a baseball doubleheader yesterday from rival 'Aiea in the O'ahu Interscholastic Association Red Conference Western Division.

Pearl City won the first game, 15-1, had a two-hour break, then returned to the field for a 10-2 win at Patsy T. Mink Central O'ahu Regional Park.

With sunlight starting to fade, the Chargers improved to 8-0, while Na Ali'i dropped to 4-4.

"We never took 'Aiea lightly and tried our best," said Pearl City's Jordan Oshiro, who went 4 for 4 in the second game to finish 6 for 8 on the day. "We knew they're a good team."

The new OIA scheduling format this season has teams playing doubleheaders on Saturdays, with a short break in between the games. Yesterday's game started at noon, but the second game didn't begin until 4 to accommodate OC-16's live televised broadcast.

No big deal for the Chargers, who ate lunch and rested during the extended break.

"It's been going four to five hours," Pearl City coach Gary Nakamoto said of this season's doubleheaders. "Today was a little longer."

Pearl City's Bryson Namba hit a two-run homer in each game.

Pearl City right-hander Kahana Neal pitched a three-hitter with four strikeouts. He retired the first 12 batters, and credited Carlton Tanabe, who caught both games.

"It helps a lot," Neal said. "He calls a really good game."

Pearl City scored two runs in the bottom of the first on Kyle Kobayashi's RBI double to center and Tanabe's sacrifice fly to right.

The Chargers extended the lead to 5-0 in the second after Oshiro scored on Kobayashi's single and Namba's two-run homer that arched over the left-field fence.

Pearl City scored three runs in the third to make it 8-0 before 'Aiea finally broke up Neal's perfect game in the fifth.

Jacob Arakawa was hit by a Neal pitch to lead off the top of the fifth. Kainoa Asing-Ka'ahanui, who reached on a fielder's choice, eventually scored on a throwing error to make it 8-1.

Oshiro scored on a wild pitch in the fifth to make it 9-1 and Tanabe's sacrifice fly that scored Bronson Oda extended the lead to 10-1.

"We hit the ball good," Nakamoto said. " 'Aiea today didn't hit well. Our pitchers did a good job and the hitters put the ball in play."

In the first game, Pearl City's Jordan Schweitzer, Royce Murai and Isaac Shim combined on a two-hitter. Oda drove in three runs for the Chargers.

PEARL CITY (7-0) 240 27 — 15 14 0

'AIEA (4-3) 100 00 — 1 2 2

Jordan Schweitzer, Royce Murai (3), Isaac Shim (5) and Carlton Tanabe. Kamalu Kamoku, Cedric Kojima (3), Remi Davenport (5) and Jay Nakamura. W — Schweitzer. L — Kamoku.

Leading hitters — Pearl City: Jordan Oshiro 2-4, RBI; Bronson Oda 2-2, 3 RBIs; Kyle Kobayashi triple, 2 RBIs; Bryson Namba 2-3, 2-run homer, 3 RBIs; Kahana Neal 2-3, 2 RBIs.

'AIEA (4-4) 000 011 0— 2 3 0

PEARL CITY (8-0) 233 020 X—10 12 2

Shane Okubo, Travis Uyeda (3), Brock Asher (5), Brennan Alejo (5) and Jay Nakamura. Kahana Neal and Carlton Tanabe. W — Neal. L — Okubo.

Leading hitters — Pearl City: Jordan Oshiro 4-4, RBI, 4 runs; Kyle Kobayashi 2-2, 2 RBIs, double, 2 runs; Bryson Namba 2-2, 3 RBIs, two-run homer; Terry Ryan triple, RBI.

LEILEHUA 10, WAI'ANAE 9 LEILEHUA 10, WAI'ANAE 8

Jeremy Sugitan singled in Larry Paas with the winning run in the bottom of the eighth inning to win the opener for the host Mules.

Wai'anae scored four runs in the top of the seventh to take a 9-4 lead, but Leilehua answered with five in the bottom half, including Cyrus Ahquin's grand slam, to tie it.

In the second game, Desmond Ontai batted 4 for 4 with four RBIs, and Ahquin and Brendan Nagaji both drove in two runs as Leilehua completed the sweep.

WAI'ANAE (0-5) 010 040 40— 9 10 4

LEILEHUA (1-4) 200 110 51—10 10 5

Daniel Madrano, Jobe Cabral (5) and Joe Frederick. Edieson Dumlao, Desmond Ontai (3), Brendan Nagaji (6), Larry Paas (7) and Jeremy Sugitan, Ontai (7). W — Paas. L — Cabral.

Leading hitters — Wai'anae: Dilon Cadirao 2-3; Ryan Tabangcura double; Bronson Barboza 2-3; Allan Ibanes triple. Leilehua: Sugitan 3-4, 2 RBIs; Lopaka Chandler double; Cyrus Ahquin 2-4, grand slam; Nagaji double.

LEILEHUA (2-4) 222 022 0—10 12 4

WAI'ANAE (0-6) 020 121 2— 8 9 2

Kenan Sadanaga, Larry Paas (5), Sean McCaulley (7), Jake Baptista (7) and Desmond Ontai. Allan Ibanes, Ryan Tabangcura (4), Edgar Pajarillo (5), Kana Kuiee (6) and Joe Frederick. W — Sadanaga. L — Ibanes.

Leading hitters — Leilehua: Baptista 2-5; Ontai 4-4, double, triple, 4 RBIs; Jeremy Sugitan 2-4, double; Cyrus Ahquin 3-4, 2 doubles, 2 RBIs; Brendan Nagaji 2-4, 2 RBIs. Wai'anae: Tabangcura 4-5; Kuiee 2-4, double; Ibanes 2-3, triple.

Reported by Lane Watanuki

CAMPBELL 5, KAPOLEI 1 KAPOLEI 6, CAMPBELL 1

Charles Kaalekahi fired a three-hitter with six strikeouts and Keanu Kapana drove in two runs as the host Sabers beat the Hurricanes in the first game.

In the second game, Christian Estabillo drove in two runs in support of winning pitcher Allyn Oliva-Respicio as Kapolei earned a split.

KAPOLEI (2-3) 000 100 0—1 3 1

CAMPBELL (4-3) 110 003 X—5 9 3

Carlos Rodriguez, Trey Kamachi (6) and Brandon Damas. Charles Kaalekahi and Chadwick Kaalekahi. W — Kaalekahi. L — Rodriguez.

Leading hitters — Kapolei: Damas 2-3. Campbell: Allyn Oliva-Respicio 2-3, 3 runs; Keanu Kapana 2-4, triple, 2 RBIs; Charles Kaalekahi 2-3; Chadwick Kaalekahi 2-4, double.

CAMPBELL (4-4) 000 100 0—1 8 4

KAPOLEI (3-3) 330 000 X—6 8 2

Allyn Oliva-Respicio, Nicholas Tiglao and Keanu Kapana. Michael Filio and Brandon Damas W — Filio. L — Oliva-Respicio.

Leading hitters — Campbell: Oliva-Respicio 2-4; Charles Kaalekahi double. Kapolei: Filio 2 runs; Matt Moses 2 runs; Christian Estabillo 2-3, double, 2 RBIs

Reported by Rory Pico

OIA RED EAST

KAILUA 11, KALAHEO 1 KAILUA 4, KALAHEO 0

Jared Matsumoto pitched a one-hitter with 11 strikeouts as the host Surfriders beat the Mustangs in the first game.

In the second game, Bryson Gauthe and Alika Ramseyer-Ho combined on a no-hitter for Kailua. Gauthe struck out three over the first five innings and Ramseyer-Ho fanned one over the final two.

KALAHEO (0-7) 000 1— 1 1 3

KAILUA (6-1) 602 3—11 6 0

Colby Lee and Justin Pagan. Jared Matsumoto and Alan Baldwin. W — Matsumoto. L — Lee.

Leading hitters — Kailua: Mike Thomas double; Baldwin triple; Tyson Lono 2-3, double.

KAILUA (7-1) 010 021 0—4 5 0

KALAHEO (0-8) 000 000 0—0 0 0

Bryson Gauthe, Alika Ramseyer-Ho (6) and Alan Baldwin. Richard Preza Haynes and Justin Pagan. W — Gauthe. L — Preza Haynes.

Leading hitters — Kailua: Brent Watanabe double; Tyson Lono double.

Reported by Corey Ishigo

KALANI 5, CASTLE 0 KALANI 5, CASTLE 3

Devin Lee fired a four-hitter with seven strikeouts and Gavin Okada drove in two runs to lift the host Falcons over the Knights in the first game.

Dylan Von Wiegandt's one-out single scored Wataru Noguchi with the go-ahead run in the top of the 10th inning as Kalani scored twice to complete the sweep.

CASTLE (3-2) 000 000 0—0 4 1

KALANI (6-1) 002 120 X—5 8 1

Elika Jarrett, Seamus Yoneshige (3) and Bryson Luke. Devin Lee and Kiel Odo. W — Lee. L — Jarrett.

Leading hitters — Kalani: Jake Massey 2-3; Gavin Okada double, 2 RBIs.

KALANI (7-1) 000 002 100 2—5 8 2

CASTLE (3-3) 010 002 000 0—3 5 5

Dillon Matsuda, Dylan Von Wiegandt (7) and Kiel Odo. Keola Jarrett, Harry Kawaihalau. W — Von Wiegandt. L — Kawaihalau.

Leading hitters — Kalani: Wataru Noguchi 2-4, double; Odo 2-5, double, 2 RBIs; Spencer Shiroma double. Castle: Froy Smith 2 RBIs.

Reported by Shannon Hirai

MOANALUA 7, ROOSEVELT 0 MOANALUA 7, ROOSEVELT 6

Zachary Manago, Todd Takabuki and Regan Lum combined on a seven-hitter as visiting Na Menehune beat the Rough Riders in the first game.

In the second game, Tim Arakawa's one-out sacrifice fly scored James Higa with the winning run in the bottom of the eighth to lift Moanalua to the sweep.

MOANALUA (3-2) 201 031 0—7 10 1

ROOSEVELT (0-5) 000 000 0—0 7 0

Zachary Manago, Todd Takabuki (6), Regan Lum (7) and Chris Liu-Saguid. Rylan Tomita, Rylan Ikehara (7) and Cameron Fuchigami. W — Manago. L — Tomita.

Leading hitters — Moanalua: Miles Higa 2-5; Bronson Shim 3-4; Daniel Sugihara 2-4; Lum double; Landon Yoshikawa triple. Roosevelt: Aaron Yamane 2-3.

Reported by Craig Arakawa

ROOSEVELT (4-2) 040 010 10—6 7 3

MOANALUA (0-6) 300 000 31—7 9 4

Rylan Ikehara and Tyler Paranada. Jacob Fukuyama and Jordan Paulachak. W — Fukuyama. L — Ikehara.

Leading hitters — Roosevelt: Sean Matsumoto 2 RBIs; Lowen Kaho'oilihala 2-4, double, 2 RBIs; Brett Tominaga 2-4. Moanalua: Miles Higa double; Tim Arakawa 2-4, home run, 2 RBIs; Chris Liu-Saguid 2-4, triple; Daniel Sugihara 2-3, home run.

Reported by Kristen Yamaguchi

OIA WHITE

KAHUKU 24, FARRINGTON 0 KAHUKU 13, FARRINGTON 3

Joe Deal pitched a four-hitter and the visiting Red Raiders had three six-run innings against the Governors in the first game.

In the second game, Justin Van Ness batted 3 for 4 as Kahuku completed the sweep.

KAHUKU (5-1) 646 26—24 13 0

FARRINGTON (1-5) 000 00— 0 4 10

Joe Deal and Brian Kukahiko. Bryston Doctolero, Mark Jamorabon (2), Jeremiah Crisostomo (5) and Wayne Segundo. W — Deal. L — Doctolero.

Leading hitters — Kahuku: Kekoa Hughes 2-3, double; Kukahiko 2-3. Farrington: Chester Mallao 2-2.

FARRINGTON (1-6) 102 00— 3 5 3

KAHUKU (6-1) 245 11—13 11 0

Paul Reyes, Wayne Segundo (5) and Bryston Doctolero. Justin Van Ness, RJ Van Ness (4) and St. John Lessary. W — J. Van Ness. L — Reyes.

Leading hitters — Farrington: Reyes 2-3. Kahuku: J. Van Ness 3-4; AJ Kubota 2-3.

Reported by Brandon Baniaga

MCKINLEY 24, KAIMUKI 2 MCKINLEY 13, KAIMUKI 7

Cody Reyes batted 3 for 5 with six RBIs and Kelsen Ganeku went 5 for 5 with five RBIs as the visiting Tigers beat the Bulldogs in the first game. Ganeku pitched a three-hitter.

In the second game, Ganeku batted 2 for 3 with two RBIs and Alvin Ponce went 3 for 4 with two doubles for McKinley.

MCKINLEY (5-1) 369 24—24 21 3

KAIMUKI (2-4) 002 00— 2 3 2

Kelsen Ganeku and Cody Reyes. Eddie Char, Tevin Nishiyama (2), Dallas Reis (4) and Ma'anoa Tau. W — Ganeku. L — Char.

Leading hitters — McKinley: Ganeku 5-5, double, 5 RBIs; Millard Semitara 4-4, 2 doubles, 3 RBIs; Reyes 3-5, double, 6 RBIs; Roman Nelson double.

KAIMUKI (2-5) 041 020 0— 7 9 5

MCKINLEY (6-1) 201 811 X—13 13 5

Ma'anoa Tau, Eddie Char (4) and Char, Tau (4). Curtis Kometani, Reyes (7) and Reyes, Ganeku (5). W — Kometani. L — Tau.

Leading hitters — Kaimuki: Chad Kaaihue homer; D. Saiano 2-4, 2 RBIs. McKinley: Ganeku 2-3, triple, 2 RBIs; Reyes 2-4, double; Alvin Ponce 3-4, 2 doubles.

Reported by Shayne Greenland

RADFORD 19, WAIALUA 1 RADFORD 9, WAIALUA 8

Damon Puskarich pitched a six-hitter and JB Fontenot batted 3 for 5 with three RBIs as the visiting Rams beat the Bulldogs in the first game.

In the second game, Troy Evans' three-run triple capped a five-run seventh inning as Radford completed the sweep.

RADFORD (4-2) 373 24—19 14 0

WAIALUA (1-5) 000 01— 1 6 2

Damon Puskarich and Troy Evans. Ronnie Powell, Christian Whittaker (2), Kaimana Tayaba-Hatchie (5) and A.J. Hernandez. W — Puskarich. L — Powell.

Leading hitters — Radford: Puskarich 3-5, 2 runs; Brad Osborne 3-5, double, 2-run homer; JB Fontenot 3-5, double, 2 triples, 3 RBIs. Waialua: Hernandez 3-3.

WAIALUA (1-6) 012 023 0—8 19 0

RADFORD (5-2) 020 002 5—9 9 4

Justin Tantog, Ronnie Powell (5), Kekai Rivera-Albesso (7) and Christian Whittaker. Matthew Camerer, Jobi Fontenot (4), Brad Osborne (7) and Damon Puskarich. W — Osborne. L — Powell.

Leading hitters — Waialua: Hernandez 3-4, double; Whittaker 4-4; Tantog 4-4, double, 3 RBIs; Skye Akina 3-4, 2 triples, 3 RBIs. Radford: Robert Cavallos 2-4, solo homer, Camerer 3-4, double, triple; Troy Evans 3-run triple.

Reported by Art Hernandez

Waipahu def. Nanakuli by forfeit because the Golden Hawks didn't have enough players. Waipahu improved to 7-0; Nanakuli dropped to 0-7.

ILH

MID-PACIFIC 6, SAINT LOUIS 5

Tyler Yoshizawa scored twice and drove in two as the Owls beat the Crusaders.

Kaeo Aliviado batted 3 for 4 with two runs scored and Jordan Fukumoto drove in two runs for Saint Louis.

MID-PACIFIC (5-1) 300 300 0—6 8 3

SAINT LOUIS (2-4) 010 101 2—5 11 2

Gavin Kinoshita, Dylan Tawata (2), Matthew McDaniel (5) and Dane Fujinaka. Kalei Contrades, Noah Siegfried (6) and Moses Samia. W — Tawata. L — Contrades.

Leading hitters — Mid-Pacific: Tyler Yoshizawa 2 runs, 2 RBIs; Derek Tan double; Bryson Chang 2-3, double. Saint Louis: Kaeo Aliviado 3-4, 2 runs; Kini Enos 2-4, double; Jordan Fukumoto 2 RBIs; Samia 2-3; Derek Nakasato 2-4, triple, 2 runs.

Reported by Nick Bradley

'IOLANI 17, DAMIEN 1

Jensen Park and Breland Almadova each drove in three runs, and JR Bunda and Sheldon Lee combined on a five-hitter for the visiting Raiders at Ala Wai field.

'IOLANI (6-0) 066 41—17 14 0

DAMIEN (2-4) 001 00— 1 5 3

JR Bunda, Sheldon Lee (4) and Grant Iwamoto. Douglas Andrade, J. Dela Cruz (4), Derrick Dudoit (4), J. DeMello (5) and Aalona Amimoto. W — Bunda. L — Andrade.

Leading hitters — 'Iolani: Jensen Park 3-5, 3 RBIs; Breland Almadova triple, 3 RBIs; Sean Nada 2-2, homer, 2 RBIs; Iwamoto 3-3, double; Kevin Barayuga 3-4.

Reported by Nick Bradley

KAMEHAMEHA 4, PUNAHOU 1

Chris Pascual pitched a five-hitter with three walks and seven strikeouts for the Warriors at Central O'ahu Regional Park.

KAMEHAMEHA (5-1) 4 7 0

PUNAHOU (3-3) 1 5 0

CORRECTIONS

• Pearl City's Mitchell Resurrection was named to the OIA White West boys basketball all-star team. His name was misspelled in yesterday's Advertiser.

• Kailua junior Corey Lau is 5 feet, 8 inches tall. A different height was listed in yesterday's OIA White East boys basketball all-star story.

• Kamehameha's Kyndall Moi Simeona and Briauna Bissen were named to the ILH Division II girls basketball all-star team. Their names were misspelled in Thursday's Advertiser.