Lowell Tong scored 21 points, leading the visiting Punahou Buffanblu to a 60-57 victory over Hawai'i Baptist last night in an Interscholastic League of Honolulu Division II game.

Chris McLaren added 17 points and James Portwood had 11, helping the Buffanblu rally from a 47-41 third-quarter deficit to improve to 14-0.

Jun Fritz scored 13 points and Christian Morimoto added 11 to lead Hawai'i Baptist, which fell to 5-9.

PUNAHOU (14-0) 9 20 12 19— 60

HAWAI'I BAPTIST (5-9) 17 13 17 10—57

PUNAHOU — Jeremy Lee 0, Devin Wong 6, Stephen Alterardo 3, Daley King 0, Lowell Tong 21, Daley King 0, Chris McLaren 17, Ryan Uyehara 0, James Portwood 11, Kevin Ching 2, Dean Matsuo 0, Chase Tamashiro 0, Dean Matsuo 0, Tim Moody 0. Totals 19 20-37 60.

HAWAI'I BAPTIST — Chasen Fukuda 6, Bryan Smits 6, Jun Fritz 13, Brennan Lee 3, Matt Wong 2, John Kagehiro 0, Christian Morimoto 11, Sage Chun-Bulseco 2, Nathan Le 4, Caleb Gaskins 7, Kalei Hosaka 0, Landry Kiyabu 3, Travis Teramae 0, Byron Kam 0. Totals 15 20-41 57.

3-point goals — Punahou 2 (Portwood, Tong), Hawai'i Baptist 7 (Fritz 3, Smits, Lee, Gaskins, Fukuda).

Reported by Deren Oshiro

'IOLANI 51, AOP 47

Taylor Kennedy scored 14 points and the host Raiders outscored the Dolphins 10-6 in overtime.

David Daniels scored 17 points for Academy of the Pacific.

AOP (11-3) 10 5 10 16 6—47

'IOLANI (10-4) 6 10 11 14 10—51

ACADEMY OF THE PACIFIC — Nick Gomes 1, Micah Dunhour 6, David Daniels 17, Simon Koch 8, Trent Valentine 13, Sam Orcutt 2. Totals 19 9-21 47.

'IOLANI — Sam Lee 0, Larsen Leu 3, Josh Seto 4, Tracy Young 6, Jordan Tottori 3, Scott Sakaida 9, Matt Talavera 5, Curtis Martin 7, Reese Zukeran 0, Taylor Kennedy 14. Totals 17 16-32 51.

3-point goals — Academy of the Pacific none. 'Iolani 1 (Tottori).

Reported by 'Iolani Athletics

ISLAND PACIFIC 79, MARYKNOLL 38

Theo Duplechain scored 25 points, Jackson Durrett added 18 and the visiting Navigators outscored the Spartans 35-2 in the third period.

ISLAND PACIFIC (8-7) 7 17 35 20—79

MARYKNOLL (3-11) 10 13 2 13—38

ISLAND PACIFIC — Dylan Yamamoto 7, Malik Veazie 6, Jason Brenner 4, Andrew Lee 6, Kennedy Wilson 3, Shane Brantley 4, London Amorin 6, Jackson Durrett 18, Theo Duplechain 25, Colt Wallace 0. Totals 28 18-27 79.

MARYKNOLL — Travis Patoc 3, Wade Gushikuma 7, Devan Uyeda 6, Bradford Lum 0, Kevin McLain 9, Joshua Bosworth-Cadinha 0, Mitchell Mizuguchi 0, Paul Vincent Paz 3, Justin Koo 7, Conrad Chong 1, Justin Lee 2. Totals 11 12-27 38.

3-point goals — Island Pacific 5 (Durrett 2, Veazie 1, Lee 1, Brantley 1). Maryknoll 4 (Uyeda 2, Gushikuma 1, McLain 1).

Reported by Maryknoll athletics

ILH BOYS DIVISION I

PUNAHOU 70, MARYKNOLL 44

Kyle Tu'umalo scored 11 points and DeForest Buckner added 10 as the visiting Buffanblu beat the Spartans. Jacob Mayer and Nua Iuvale scored 10 points apiece for Maryknoll.

PUNAHOU (9-2) 21 17 18 14—70

MARYKNOLL (2-10) 12 7 14 11—44

PUNAHOU — Taylor Crabb 2, Patrick O'Neill 4, Kevin Mukai 2, Bryan Matsukawa 3, Sean McFadden 7, Noah Hammond 8, Matt Feldman 2, James Dowsett 4, Dylan Hudson 2, James Duncan 7, Malik Johnson 8, Kyle Tu'umalo 11, DeForest Buckner 10. Totals 27 12-20 70.

MARYKNOLL — Andrew Wu 0, Masashi Uematsu 4, Craig Shoji 3, Chad Sumulong 2, Trevor Ventura 8, Isaiah Dowdell 2, Jacob Mayer 10, A'i Cashman-Fernandez 0, Kekoa Welsh 0, Jordan Tomas 5, Nua Iuvale 10. Totals 17 7-16 44.

3-point goals — Punahou 4 (Hammond 2, Matsukawa 1, McFadden 1). Maryknoll 3 (Uematsu, Shoji, Tomas).

Reported by Maryknoll athletics

MID-PACIFIC 48, DAMIEN 45

Shaun Dobovan scored 15 points and the visiting Owls held off the Monarchs, who trailed 22-12 after the first quarter, but rallied and closed to 30-25 at halftime.

Tim Smith and Tyler Tamayo each scored 10 points to lead the Monarchs.

MID-PACIFIC (3-8) 22 8 9 9—48

DAMIEN (2-9) 12 13 9 11—45

MID-PACIFIC — Logan Murakami 0, Jordan Doi 0, Terrence Tenjoma 0, Shaun Dobovan 15, Shane Kurihara 7, Keola Brown 0, Mark Fooks 0, Patrick Matthews 5, Marcus Doi 0, Matthew Reyes 7, Ty Kono 4, Andrew Swanson 7, Dayton Uchiyama 0, Matthew Carland 3. Totals 17 10-17 48.

DAMIEN — Mark Baay 9, Nephi Tuitele 0, Tim Smith 10, Dylan Yonamine-Baysa 0, Matt Labuguen 2, Breysen Lee 4, Kevin Aganos 0, Jeremy Torcuato 0, JB Ferriera 0, Tyler Tamayo 10, Jacob Cachola 5, Lonn Iwashita 5, Oliver Shaw 0, Jed Lim 0. Totals 16 10-17 45.

3-point goals — Mid-Pacific 4 (Dobovan 2, Kurihara, Carland). Damien 3 (Tamayo 2, Baay).

Reported by Royce Worley

OIA BOYS WHITE PLAYOFFS

KAILUA 54, WAI'ANAE 49

Rhys Nakakura hit five 3-pointers en route to 22 points, Ethan Mahaulu added 10 points and the visiting Surfriders outscored the Seariders, 33-25 in the second half to advance in the OIA White tournament.

Kailua will play Roosevelt tomorrow at 5 p.m. at McKinley.

Christian Mendoza scored 14 points to lead Wai'anae.

KAILUA (12-2) 16 5 16 17—54

WAI'ANAE (10-2) 9 15 10 15—49

KAILUA — Rhys Nakakura 22, Chevy Mikaele 2, Kaleo Crowell , Corey Lau 9, Luis Valenzuela 0, Ethan Mahaulu 10, Isaiah Vasconcellos 3, Jordan Decorte 8. Totals 20 7-9 54.

WAI'ANAE — Kalin Sandobal 0, Christian Mendonza 14, Guyson Amina 2, Paaga Misipati 9, Michael Foster 6, Jonovan Tuinei 8, Anthony Niederschmidt 8, Shawn Asberry 2, Matthew Ramaila 0. Totals 18 10-17 49.

3-point goals — Kailua 7 (Nakakura 5, Lau, Vasconcellos). Wai'anae 3 (Mendonza 3).

Reported by Maelyssa Paakaula

ROOSEVELT 50, KALANI 36

Kaipo Pale had 21 points and 16 rebounds, and Brendan Nakatani added 10 points as the host Rough Riders beat the Falcons. Kalani's Angelo Berardy scored 17 points.

Kalani will play at Wai'anae tomorrow at 6 p.m.

KALANI (8-6) 2 9 15 10— 36

ROOSEVELT (11-2) 11 11 11 17—50

KALANI — Imani Washington 0, Bryson Yorita 3, Elbert Khautakoun 1, Ryoji Iguchi 0, Vincent Tran 4, Jordan Yogi 0, Marcus Hill 0, Angelo Berardy 17, Kuniahi Parker 2, Tatsuya Ono 9. Totals 14 6-6 36.

ROOSEVELT — Ese Tago 8, Brandon Mitchell 4, Brendan Nakatani 10, Chase Yogi 5, Pono Patoc 0, Kaipo Pale 21, Robert Willis 0, Troy Nakasuji 2. Totals 21 8-19 50.

3-point goals — Kalani 2 (Yorita, Ono). Roosevelt none.

Reported by Steve Hathaway