Prep Beat

By Star-Bulletin Staff

Thursday, April 10, 1997

Kalani's Smith, Komine combine to toss two-hitter

Star-Bulletin Staff

Adam Smith and Shane Komine combined to pitch a two-hitter as Kalani defeated Farrington, 8-0, in an Oahu Interscholastic Association Eastern Division baseball game at Kahala Park yesterday.

Smith, who also had two hits and two RBIs, struck out nine and walked no one. Only one Governor runner reached third base and that was on an error.

Komine pitched a 1-2-3 seventh inning with two strikeouts. He also knocked in two runs for the Falcons.

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Casey Talileo, Ikaika Solomon (5) and Timothy Aukusitino; Adam Smith, Shane Komine (7) and Michael Yasunaga. W-Smith. L-Talileo.

Leading hitters-Kalani: Smith, 2-3, 2b, 3b, 2 RBIs; Kevin Morikone, 2b; Komine, 2 RBIs.

Castle 7, McKinley 5: At Castle, Shawn Kunimura singled in Kalani Cathcarth from second base to break a 2-2 tie in the third inning and the Knights went on to win their second Eastern Division game against no defeats.

Darren Goshi and Keith Igawa each had two hits for the Tigers.

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Toby Noe and Dann Garcia; Matt Ramie, Brad Kamihara (5), Alika Shores (6), Chuco Colunga (7) and Sol Lee, Rick Sumimoto (7). W-Ramie. L-Noe.

Leading hitters-McKinley: Darren Won, 2b; Darren Goshi, 2-4; Keith Igawa, 2-4. Castle: Kalei Kanaeholo, 2-2; James Nakanishi, 2b.

Kailua 8, Kaimuki 4: At Kailua, Kui Fox doubled twice to knock in three runs in the Surfriders' seven-run sixth inning that wiped out a 4-1 Bulldog lead.

The only Kaimuki base runners after the first inning came via a pair of walks.

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Hana Moefu, Bennette Peters (6) and Peters, Randy Hoopii (6); Ryan Katsuno, Jon Torres (6) and Tyler Okabayashi. W-Torres. L-Moefu.

Leading hitters-Kailua: Edwin Chun, 3-4, 3b; Kui Fox, 3-4, 3 2b, 3 RBIs.

Kaiser 11, Kahuku 4: At Kaiser, Bryce Uegawachi and Jason Castro each knocked in two runs and the Cougars scored in every inning of an Eastern Division game halted by the eight-run rule after five.

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Lono Silva and Chad Chun; Doug Goeas and Chad Furuta.

Leading hitters-Kahuku: Andy Anaya, 2-3. Kaiser: Bryce Uegawachi, 2-3, 2b, 2 RBIs; Landen Murakami, 2-3; Darren Chu, 2-2; Jason Castro, 2-3, 2 RBIs; Jay Veltri, 3b.

Campbell 11, Radford 3: At Radford, the Sabres took advantage of nine Ram errors and broke the Western Division game open with a four-run sixth inning.

Danilo Viloria had three hits for Campbell while Joe Gallion collected a single and two doubles for Radford.

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Jesse Schuablegger, Jason Galon (7) and Danilo Viloria; Matthew Hunter, David Evans (4), Jimmy Cosper (5), Jacob Sur (7) and Justin Shuford, Steve Rush (5). W-Schuablegger. L-Hunter.

Leading hitters-Campbell: Keala Noda, 2-4; Viloria, 3-5, 2b. Radford: Joe Gallion, 3-4, 2 2bs.

Aiea 13, Nanakuli 4: At Aiea, Kris Sergent had three RBIs and David Yoshida two in leading Na Alii to a Western Division victory.

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Dexter Q., Silas A. (5), Edmanuel Defreitas (5) and Bronson H.; Darrin Ebato, Mark Okano (5) and Ryan Okano. W-Ebato. L-Dexter Q.

Leading hitters-Nanakuli: Dexter Q., 2b; Defreitas, 2b. Aiea: David Yoshida, 2-4, 3b, 2b, 2 RBIs; Kris Sergent, 2-4, 2b, 3 RBIs; M. Okano, 2-4; Jayson Sumida, 2-3.

Waipahu 5, Waianae 2: At Waipahu, the Mauraders managed just two hits, but scored three runs in the third inning on a walk, error and Chad Candido's double to take a 5-1 lead.

The Seasiders were paced by Nathan Jackson who went 3-for-4 with a double, triple and two RBIs in the Western Division contest.

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Shannon Napoleon, Kaulana Kuhaulua (3) and Bobby Tavares; Edward Austria and Keith Torres. W-Austria. L-Napoleon.

Leading hitters-Waianae: Nathan Jackson, 3-4, 2b, 3b, 2 RBIs. Waipahu: Chad Candido, 2b.

Moanalua 7, Waialua 5: At Moanalua, Blane Muraoka was 2-for-2 with three runs batted as the Menehunes won the Western Division game.

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Brandon Hookala and Joseph Pacrariem; James Macey, Blane Muraoka (5) and Ted Tokunaga. W-Macey. L-Hookala.

Leading hitters-Waialua: Brandie Cacal, 2b. Moanalua: Landon Rudolfo, 2b; Tokunaga, 2b; Muraoka, 2-2, 3 RBIs.

In the Interscholastic League of Honolulu :

Kamehameha 15, Damien 3:At Joey DeSa Field, the Warriors ripped the Monarchs in a game shortened to five innings.

Shane Chan and Dane Sardinha each had 3 RBIs for the Warriors.

Mike Cezar and Scott Hicks paired hits for the Monarchs.

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Kaleo Saiki, Lanakila Niles (1), Dane Sardinha (5) and Sardinha, Jesse Aloy (5); Scott Hicks, Chad Korenaga (2), Shannon Lau (4), Natano Kahalewai (5) and Chad Agustin. W-Niles. L-Hicks.

Leading hitters-Kamehameha: Shane Chan, 2-3, 3 RBIs; Dane Sardinha, 3 RBIs; Niles, 2-2; Duke Sardinha, 2-3, 2b. Damien: Mike Cezar, 2-3, Scott Hicks, 2-3, 2b.

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Geolina paces Rams to win over Sabres

Star-Bulletin staff

Taryn Geolina scored all seven of Radford's points in overtime to lift the Rams to a 45-42 Oahu Interscholastic Association Western Division victory in a girls' basketball game at the Radford Gym last night.

Geolina, who finished with 13 points, connected on two field goals and a 3-pointer in the extra period. Candace Benford topped the Rams with 14 points.

Sanoi Sao led the Sabres with 18 points.

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Campbell: Sao 18, Halmos 10, Curran 6, McChesney 4, Pico 4, Domingo 0, Burkett 0, Lactaoen 0.

Radford: Benford 14, Geolina 13, Kauo 8, Schuster 5, Galon 3, Walker 2, Tokarek 0, Rivera 0, Massey 0, Morris 0, Terell 0, Van Herpen 0.

Pearl City 38, Aiea 23: At Aiea, Na Alii, leading 17-14 at the half, scored 14 points in the third quarter, then held the Chargers to one point in the final period.

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Pearl City: K. Kaahakai 17, Moe 9, Pacheco 5, Yuen 5, Makue 2, Agulir 0, Ashitomi 0, Isumu 0.

Aiea: Warlick 5, Manangan 5, Yee 5, Eckhoff 2, Acosta 2, Yukumoto 1, Machado 1, Miguel 1, Miyashiro 1, Fukumoto 0, Rivers 0.

Mililani 34, Leilehua 25: At Leilehua, the Trojans built a 25-9 lead after three quarters, holding the Mules scoreless in the third period.

Sharlyn led Mililani with 11 points.

Danny Brown had two 3-pointers for Leilehua and finished with seven points.

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Mililani: Oshiro 11, Anderson 7, Askman 4, A. Kageyama 4, Baltero 2, C. Kageyama 2, Okimoto 2, Vega 2, Strong 0, Sackett 0, Tice 0.

Leilehua: Brown 7, Nakau 6, Aspera 4, Ickes 3, Delto 2, Parish 2, Munetake 1, Harlor 0, Sowell 0, Agduyeng 0.

Moanalua 50, Waialua 10: At Moanalua, Danelle Beck scored half of the Trojans' 12 first-quarter points and finished with 16.

Leslie Matas and Kayla Kahuli each had four points for the Bulldogs.

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Waialua: Matas 4, Kahuli 4, Delapena 2, Ladao 0, McIntosh 0, Manguino 0.

Moanalua: Beck 16, Ferris 7, Mausolf 6, Huddy 5, Togiai 4, Sanchez 4, Morikawa 4, Frost 2, Tang 2, Kupau 0.

Waipahu 35, Waianae 31: At Waipahu, Narita Meana scored eight of her 12 points in the second half to fuel a Maurader rally that overcame a 23-14 halftime deficit.

Kekui Fletcher led Waianae with 11 points.

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Waianae: Fletcher 11, Lorenzo 8, Reinheardt 6, A. Acosta 4, Lave 2, K. Acosta 0, Amina 0, Irvine 0, Aldeguer 0.

Waipahu: Meana 12, Saau 6, Tuifao 6, Gatoloai 5, Orpilla 4, Baldovi 2, Uele 0.