MILILANI — Her two homers elicited noise and cheer from her team and fans, but after Campbell pitcher Katie Manumā went down with an injury, a hush blanketed the usual lively softball banter yesterday.

Manumā got her ankle taped up and returned to the game; later creating more noise from both sides when she was called for an illegal pitch that tied the score in the bottom of the seventh inning against Mililani.

Campbell then put on a loud rally in the eighth inning to beat the Trojans, 7-4, in an O'ahu Interscholastic Association Red West softball game. The Sabers, ranked third in The Advertiser's Top 10 poll, is 8-0 while defending state champion and No. 1 Mililani is 4-2.

"I just didn't want to leave my team behind in a situation like that," said Manumā, who also hit two solo homers to center field.

Manumā said she tripped and tweaked her ankle going after a ball hit by Cheyenne Koki in the sixth. Manumā was moving to her left out of the pitcher's circle to field the ball when she landed on her ankle, and Mililani courtesy runner Mari Kajiwara scored on the play to cut the deficit to 4-3.

Manumā induced two ground outs to end the sixth and struck out the first batter in the seventh. Manumā was in the midst of intentionally walking Andi Felise when she was called for an illegal pitch with two outs and runners at the corners. The call allowed Kristi Oshiro, who singled earlier, to score from third and tie the score 4-4. After Felise walked, Manumā picked up her sixth strikeout to end the inning.

"I just got hungrier," said Manumā, who said her ankle wasn't bothering her during the call.

The Sabers responded with three runs in the eighth. Courtesy runner Tiana Rosario, who replaced Manumā after she walked to lead off the inning, scored on Taylor Rosa-Ramon's single to left. Brianne Silva-Kapihe's infield single loaded the bases and Daylene Antonio and Gerika Pantohan each drove in a run to make it 7-4.

Manumā retired the side in order in the bottom of the eighth, the last on a line out to shallow center caught by Collette Black.

"We have a lot of character, confidence. We all know we have to win the game," said Rosa-Ramon, who batted 2 for 2 after entering the game late as the designated hitter. "We can't rely on one person. We just all back each other up. We're one family."

The Trojans looked nothing like the team from Tuesday's 7-0 loss to the Sabers. Mililani spent the week focusing on hitting and led 1-0 after the first inning yesterday. Campbell scored three runs in the third to make it 3-1, but Mililani closed to 3-2 when Rebecca Lee drove in Oshiro in the fifth.

"The first game, we had a lot of mental errors, we had trouble hitting," said Oshiro, who batted 4 for 4 and scored three runs. "We focused on batting practice, hitting quicker pitches ... focused more on the little things. On the mental side of it, we actually did a team bonding dinner last night, did some activities that brought everybody together and on the same page with things."

CAMPBELL (8-0) 003 001 03—7 9 1

MILILANI (4-2) 100 011 10—4 9 0

Katie Manuma and Summer Palipti. Alysia Maddison, TJ Fernandez (7) and Rebecca Lee. W — Manuma. L — Fernandez.

Leading hitters — Campbell: Gerika Pantohan 3-5, double; Sharae Esprecion triple; Manuma 2-2, 2 solo homers; Palipti 2-4, double. Mililani: Kristi Oshiro 4-4; Lee 2-3; Andi Felise 2-2.

Reported by Joe Lee

PEARL CITY 10, LEILEHUA 4

PEARL CITY 15, LEILEHUA 5

Kalei Adams homered and drove in three runs, and Alana Cuarisma also homered as the host Chargers scored eight runs in the first inning in a victory over the Mules in the first game.

In the second game, Adams batted 2 for 3 with two doubles, and Keani Passi was 2 for 3 with a double and two runs scored in Pearl City's victory.

LEILEHUA (1-6) 101 002 0— 4 5 1

PEARL CITY (2-5) 802 000 X—10 12 2

Tiffany Abear, Meagan Tupinio and Kelina Nakai. Sella Rodriguez and Maya Nagata. W—Rodriguez. L—Abear

Leading hitters—Leilehua: Krystin Kubo 2-3, double, homer, 2 runs. Pearl City: Kalei Adams homer, 2 runs, 3 RBIs; Alana Cuarisma homer; Keani Passi 2-4; Tiari Walker 2-3, double, 2 runs; Nagata 2-3; Sierra Tadiarca 2-3, triple, 2 runs.

PEARL CITY (3-5) 053 204 1—15 12 0

LEILEHUA (1-7) 010 040 0— 5 7 0

Sella Rodriguez, Tiari Walker (5), Rodriguez (6) and Maya Nagata. Kaylen Ynigues, Malia Nakai (6) and Jasmine Villegas. W—Rodriguez. L—Ynigues.

Leading hitters—Pearl City: Kalei Adams 2-3, 2 doubles; Keani Passi 2-3, double, 2 runs; Sierra Tadiarca 2-4, double. Leilehua: Jazmyn Dangaran 2-3, 2 runs; Brittney Lani 2-4; Ynigues double.

Reported by Keoke Behic

KAPOLEI 11, WAI'ANAE 6

Dorian Acierto tripled and drove in four runs and Ashalyn Umiamaka batted 3 for 4 with three RBIs as the host Hurricanes beat the Seariders.

WAI'ANAE (4-2) 000 300 3— 6 3 2

KAPOLEI (3-3) 143 012 X—11 14 3

Kyree Naiwi, Samantha Kuakini (1), Cheani Manuel (6) and Kristi Keomalu, Jasmyn Savini (6). Tanisha Aniya and Kaity Wills. W — Aniya. L — Naiwi.

Leading hitters — Wai'anae: Kaiulani Kanai double. Kapolei: Alyssa Aipa double; Dorian Acierto triple, 4 RBIs; Mikela Manewa 2-4; Ashalyn Umiamaka 3-4, 3 RBIs; Kahana Higa 2 RBIs; Wills 2-3; Brittni Crabbe 2-3.

Reported by Jasmine Dang

OIA RED EAST

KAILUA 9, FARRINGTON 0

KAILUA 11, FARRINGTON 0

Jaelleen Johnson fired a two-hitter with 10 strikeouts and Johnna Pedro drove in three runs as the host Surfriders beat the Governors in the first game.

In the second game, Destinee Chang tossed a four-hitter and Shelby Lono went 3 for 4 with three RBIs in Kailua's win.

FARRINGTON (2-5) 000 000 0—0 2 10

KAILUA (3-2) 011 160 X—9 8 0

Jasmina To and Kinciana Ngiralmau. Jaelleen Johnson and Sharla Kumai-Farrell. W — Johnson. L — To.

Leading hitters — Kailua: Johnna Pedro 2-4, 2 RBIs; Kumai-Farrell 2-3, 3 runs; Saige Manatad triple.

KAILUA (4-2) 002 306—11 13 2

FARRINGTON (2-6) 000 000— 0 4 5

Destinee Chang and Sharla Kumai-Farrell. Kinciana Ngiralmau and Seaana Kaapa-Napulou. W — Chang. L — Ngiralmau.

Leading hitters — Kailua: Johnna Pedro 2-4; Jayna Hanawahine 3-4, 2 runs; Chang 3-4; Shelby Lono 3-4, 3 RBIs.

Reported by Allen Goo

KAIMUKĪ 10, KAHUKU 4

KAIMUKĪ 13, KAHUKU 0

Lindsey Matsunaga batted 4 for 4 in each game as the host Bulldogs swept the Red Raiders.

In the first game, Kaimukī's Letishah Fa'asoa homered.

In the second, Deanna Byers pitched a three-hitter and Fa'asoa drove in three runs for the Bulldogs.

KAHUKU (1-4) 000 022 0— 4 7 4

KAIMUKĪ (1-6) 112 222 X—10 12 5

K. Ching and Quiana Heffernan. Ehlen Awaya and Mikki Morihara. W —Awaya. L —Ching.

Leading hitters — Kahuku: J. Toa 2-4; P. Silva 2-3. Kaimukī: Lindsey Matsunaga 4-4; Alison Pologa 2-4, double; Letishah Fa'asoa 2-4, homer; Morihara 2-3, double; Deanna Byers 2-3.

KAIMUKI (2-6) 105 70—13 11 0

KAHUKU (1-5) 000 00— 0 3 4

Deanna Byers and Mikki Morihara. Brookelinn Beatty and Quiana Heffernan. W —Byers. L —Beatty.

Leading hitters — Kaimukī: Lindsey Matsunaga 4-4, triple, 2 RBIs; Tani Nakashima double, 2 RBIs; Letishah Fa'asoa double, 3 RBIs; Byers double. Kahuku: J. Tao 2-2.

Reported by George LaRosa

CASTLE 12, MOANALUA 3

CASTLE 10, MOANALUA 2

Leisha Li'ili'i pitched a one-hitter with nine strikeouts and batted 3 for 4 with five RBIs as the host Knights beat Nā Menehune. Brooke-Lee Kaulula'au added four RBIs for the Knights.

In the second game, Li'ili'i pitched a three-hitter with six strikeouts and Castle scored seven runs in the sixth.

MOANALUA (4-3) 200 100 0— 3 1 4

CASTLE (4-1) 104 241 X—12 12 4

Peyton Buen and Doriann Sugai. Leisha Li'ili'i and Kaisha Dacosin. W — Buen. L — Li'ili'i.

Leading hitters — Castle: Brittany Hawn 3-3, double; Brooke-Lee Kaulula'au 4 RBIs; Li'ili'i 3-4, double, triple, 5 RBIs; Dacosin 2-4.

CASTLE (5-1) 102 007 0—10 12 2

MOANALUA (4-4) 002 000 0— 2 3 0

Leisha Li'ili'i and Kaisha Dacosin. Vanessa Villa and Jaimee Tabangay. W — Li'ili'i. L — Villa.

Leading hitters — Castle: Brittany Ann Hawn 3-4; Brooke-Lee Kaulula'au triple; Li'ili'i 2-3, double; Brittney Lane 3-3, double, triple; Kalena Lessary double. Moanalua: Kylee Oshiro 2-4.

Reported by Jon Berinobis

OIA WHITE

KALANI 10, KALāHEO 0

KALANI 11, KALāHEO 5

Rayme Awaya pitched a five-hitter, Chelsea Yamamoto batted 4 for 4 with three runs scored and Kristi Belshe drove in three runs for the host Falcons in the first game.

In the second game, Kristiann Endow batted 4 for 4 in Kalani's victory.

KALĀHEO (3-1) 000 000 0— 0 5 6

KALANI (5-1) 411 202 X—10 11 1

Sarah Fitzherbert and Tiffany Harada. Rayme Awaya and Kristi Belshe. W — Awaya. L — Fitzherbert.

Leading hitters — Kalāheo: Kawai Almeida 2-3, double. Kalani: Chelsea Yamamoto 4-4, 3 runs; Belshe 2-4, double, 3 RBIs; Hikaru Kumagai 2-3; Janiece Taira 2-3, double.

KALANI (6-1) 002 420 3—11 14 4

KALĀHEO (3-2) 000 030 2— 5 7 4

Jade Teruya and Kristi Belshe. Teone Farley-Mahoe and Tiffany Harada. W — Teruya. L — Farley-Mahoe.

Leading hitters — Kalani: Chelsea Yamamoto 2-4; Rayme Awaya 2-4, triple; Kristiann Endow 4-4, double; Kelli Muramaru 2-4. Kalāheo: Sarah Fitzherbert 2-3; Farley-Mahoe 2 RBIs; Theresa Capllonch 2-4, triple, 2 RBIs.

Reported by Melissa Marquez

KAISER 5, 'ĀNUENUE 0

KAISER 13, 'ĀNUENUE 3

Shaydon Apela-Moku pitched a two-hitter with 14 strikeouts as the host Cougars beat the Rainbow Wahine in the first game.

In the second game, Shana Mook and Apela-Moku combined on a four-hitter and Kaiser scored seven runs in the top of the seventh.

'ĀNUENUE (3-2) 000 000 0—0 2 2

KAISER (4-3) 400 010 0—5 6 0

Nalani Kamano and NA. Shaydon Apela-Moku and Sadie Karratti-Abordo. W — Apela-Moku. L — Kamano.

Leading hitters — 'Ānuenue: M. Kim double. Kaiser: Mele Adams 2-4; Chelsea Lima 2-4; Apela-Moku 2-4.

KAISER (5-3) 010 410 7—13 5 3

'ĀNUENUE (3-3) 101 010 0— 3 4 6

Shana Mook, Shaydon Apela-Moku (4) and Sadie Karratti-Abordo. Kaui Kim and Wewehi Ganeau. W — Apela-Moku. L — Kim.

Leading hitters — Kaiser: Chelsea Lim 2-5; Apela-Moku 2-5; Mele Adams triple; Shelby Pa double. 'Ānuenue: M. Kim 2-4; Nalani Kamano 2-4.

Reported by Nanea Chan

WAIALUA 3, NāNāKULI 0

WAIALUA 13, NāNāKULI 3

Karina Bayudan pitched a five-hitter and Althia Dicion batted 3 for 3 with two runs scored as the host Bulldogs beat the Golden Hawks in the first game.

In the second game, Kahuku's Dicion, Alyssiah Hernandez and Jessica Temblor hit consecutive homers in the fourth.

NĀNĀKULI (1-3) 000 000 0—0 5 0

WAIALUA (4-2) 100 002 X—3 10 1

Kelsea Gilman and Krystie Acopal. Karina Bayudan and Jessica Temblor. W — Bayudan. L — Gilman.

Leading hitters — Nānākuli: Acopal 2-4. Waialua: Althia Dicion 3-3, 2 runs; Charee Wong 2-4; Temblor 2-4; Alyssiah Hernandez double.

WAIALUA (5-2) 312 52—13 11 1

NĀNĀKULI (1-4) 030 00— 3 4 1

Karina Bayudan, Sabrina Tolentino (2) and Jessica Temblor. Bri Woosley and K.C. Salgado. W — Tolentino. L — Woosley.

Leading hitters — Waialua: Althia Dicion solo homer; Alyssiah Hernandez 2-3, solo homer, 2 RBIs; Temblor 2-4, double, solo homer, 2 RBIs; Tiana Canaday 2-3; Pua Naki 2-4; Tolentino 2-2, 2 RBIs. Nānākuli: Woosley 3-run homer, 3 RBIs.

Reported by Rodney Dicion

ILH

MID-PACIFIC 17, SACRED HEARTS 2

Keiki Carlos and Tori Hamura combined on a five-inning no-hitter, and Kristin Yama and Kaydi Kochi each homered as the host Owls wrapped up the league's first-half title and state tournament berth. Carlos and Kochi each drove in three runs.

SACRED HEARTS (1-6) 002 00— 2 0 1

MID-PACIFIC (7-0) 261 9X—17 13 1

Jordyn Waracka and Victoria Simpson. Keiki Carlos, Tori Hamura (5) and Kaydi Kochi. W — Carlos. L — Waracka.

Leading hitters — Sacred Hearts: Carlos 3-3, triple, 3 RBIs; Kristin Yama 2-run homer; Kochi 3-4, homer, 3 RBIs; Leslie Sugiyama 2-3, 2 runs; Aya Hadley 3 runs.

Reported by Michele Miyamoto

PUNAHOU 2, KAMEHAMEHA 0

Jasmine Ioane pitched a three-hitter and homered as the host Buffanblu beat the Warriors.

KAMEHAMEHA (5-2) 000 000 0—0 3 5

PUNAHOU (5-2) 000 101 X—2 4 2

Jamie Millwood and Fraser-Ann Fellezs. Jasmine Ioane and Kayla Shimoda. W — Ioane. L — Millwood.

Leading hitters — Kamehameha: Tia Perreira 2-4. Punahou: Ioane homer.

Reported by Paul Smith

'IOLANI 22, MARYKNOLL 1

Kaulawena Reis-Moniz batted 3 for 3 with a double, triple and five RBIs, and Kimberlee Souza homered and had four RBIs as the host Raiders beat the Spartans. 'Iolani's Alex Masaquel batted 3 for 4 with a homer and three RBIs, and Kaitlyn Shikada was 2 for 4 with a double and three RBIs.

MARYKNOLL (2-5) 000 1— 1 3 3

'IOLANI (5-2) 760 0—22 17 0

Brianna Guro, Kristin Yamasaki (2) and Carolann Toyama. Chelsea Nakai, Ashlyn Yokoyama (4) and Kirstyn Namba, Kryn Masutani (3). W — Nakai. L — Guro.

Leading hitters — Maryknoll: Kiana Fuller triple. 'Iolani: Kimberlee Souza 2-2, 3-run homer, 4 RBIs; Alex Masaquel 3-4, 2-run homer, 3 RBIs; Kaulawena Reis-Moniz 3-3, double, triple, 5 RBIs; Marisa Terayama 2-4; Kaleen Terayama 2-4; Kaitlyn Shikada 2-4, double, 3 RBIs.

Reported by Lance Watanabe