Prep Beat

By Star-Bulletin Staff

Wednesday, April 16, 1997

Warriors, Owls
win last-licks slugfests

Kamehameha and Mid-Pacific turned to last-inning heroics to win slugfests in Interscholastic League of Honolulu baseball games yesterday.

Kamehameha 9, St. Louis 8: At Kamehameha, Mikel Okouchi singled to right-center field with out out in the bottom of the ninth inning to score Dane Sardinha with the winning run as the Warriors (7-1) edged the Crusaders (6-3).

Sardinha led off the inning with a triple. After Shane Chan flied out to right, Okouchi drilled a 1-0 pitch from Chad Santos to break the 8-8 tie.

Kona Sampaio gave St. Louis an 8-5 lead in the top of the seventh with a three-run homer, but Kamehameha tied it with three runs in the bottom of the inning.

St. Louis 	200	  201  300--8  11  	4
Kamehameha 	001	  220  301--9  12  	4

Jovautin Murray-Thorton, Gordon Schilling (4), Chad Santos (5) and Kona Sampaio; Lanakila Niles, Dane Sardinha (7), Addrian Contreras (9) and Dane Sardinha, Jesse Aloy (7), Dane Sardinha. W--Contreras. L--Santos.

Leading hitters--St. Louis: Santos, 3-5, 2b, 2-run HR; Kona Sampaio, 3-run HR; Keola Loo, 2-3; Lane Fujii, 2-3. Kamehameha: Shane Chan, 2-4; Mikel Okouchi, 3-4, 2 RBIs; Dane Sardinha, 2-4; Robert Webster, 2-5, 2b; Paki Lum, solo HR.

Mid-Pacific 12, Punahou 11: At Mid-Pacific, Punahou scored six runs in the top of the seventh inning to tie the game at 11-11. The Buffanblu parlayed four hits, including Scooter Martines' second homer of the game (a two-run blast), with three Owl errors.

The Owls scored the winning run in the bottom of the seventh. Shaun Ebesutani led off with a double and eventually scored from third on a sacrifice fly to center by Bryan Lee.

MPI's Kelton Otsuka had a three-run double to highlight an eight-run third inning.

Punahou 	002	  030   6--11   9  2
Mid-Pacific 	108	  011   1--12  13  5

Chad Giannetti, Nicholas Torres (3), Kent Okihiro (6) and David Sugihara; Kenneth Yamaoka, Kelton Otsuka (7) and Chad Ramos. W--Otsuka. L--Okihiro.

Leading hitters--Punahou: Scooter Martines, 2-3, HR, 2-run HR; Greg Shimokawa, 2-3, 2 RBIs; Blair Suzuki, 2-4; Scott LaFountaine, HR. Mid-Pacific: Shaun Ebesutani, 3-3, 2b; Otsuka, 3-4, 2b, 4 RBIs; Lance Takaki, 2-4, 2b; Lane Nogawa, 2-5.

Iolani 13, UHBA 2: At Keehi Lagoon Field, the Raiders overcame a 2-1 deficit with a seven-run fourth inning highlighted by Gregg Omori's three-run homer.

Omori finished with four RBIs. Corin Korenaga had three RBIs.

Coree Motonaga, Shawn Lumpkin and Jensen Muraoka all paired hits for University High/Hawaii Baptist.

Iolani  	100  	710   4--13  14   3
UHBA	 	110	000   0-- 2   8   3

Kanoa Fong, Kainoa Obrey (6), Thad Estrada (7) and Derrick Arimoto; Chris Cambra, Nate Pang (7) and Coree Motonaga. W--Fong. L--Cambra.

Leading hitters--Iolani: Corin Korenaga, 3-5, 2b, 3 RBIs; Scott Tajima, 3-5; Gregg Omori, 2-4, 3-run HR, 4 RBIs. UHBA: Coree Motonaga, 2-2; Shawn Lumpkin, 2-4; Jensen Muraoka, 2-4.

Maryknoll 5, Damien 4: At Joey DeSa Field, the Spartans needed nine innings to pick up the victory after falling behind, 4-0 after three innings.

In the top of the ninth, leadoff batter Jon Teraizumi reached first on error by the Damien left fielder. Kevin Higa sacrificed Teraizumi to second and he scored on Aaron Rauckherst's single to right.

Brian Higa pitched a complete game for Maryknoll, allowing four hits, fanning six and walking seven.

Maryknoll 	000	  031  001--5   5   4
Damien  	301	  000  000--4   4   3

Brian Higa and Mark Bagayas; Scott Hicks, Guy Lancaster (5), Mike Cesar (8) and Chad Augustine. W--Higa. L--Cesar.

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Hodson, Keahiolalo
ignite Kamehameha

Kamehameha's Risse Hodson scored 11 points and Kimela Keahiolalo added 10 to lead the Warriors to a 44-36 victory over Iolani last night in an Interscholastic League of Honolulu girls' basketball game at the Damien High School gym.

The Warriors held a slim 18-15 lead at the half, but increased their margin to eight points after three quarters, 29-21.

Erin Stovall scored a game-high 15 points for the Raiders.

Iolani  	9	6	6	15--36
Kamehameha  	12	6	11	15--44

Iolani: Stovall 15, Fitisemanu 8, Liu 5, Glendenning 4, Ahuna 2, Pacheco 2, Mau 0, Wekoba 0, Sakamaki 0, Masunaga 0, Racine 0, .

Kamehameha: Hodson 11, Keahiolalo 10, Kiaha 9, Kapeli 4, Searle 4, Enos 4, Porter 2, Chang 0, Ventura 0.

University High 54, Mid-Pacific 29: At Klum Gym, Nikki Drevno scored 10 of her game-high 13 points in the first half to pace the Junior Rainbows.

Kasey Tabar, with 12 points, and Margaret Vakasausau, with 10, also were in double figures for UHS.

The Owls were led by Marielle Vincent's 10 points.

Mid-Pacific	 	4	11	5	9--29
University High 	17	12	14	11--54

Mid-Pacific: Vincent 11, Chee 9, Watamura 4, Takara 2, Kubota 1, Sayson 1, Shimizu 1, Egeji 0, Kurisu 0, Ramos 0, Foster 0.

University High: Drevno 13, Tabar 12, Vakasausau 10, Pascua 8, Wilson 7, Ciacci 2, Fuller 2, Viernes 0, Kimoto 0, China 0.

Results of last night's Oahu Interscholastic Association games:

Waipahu 52, Waialua 24: At Waipahu, Lani Gatoloai scored 10 of her 13 points in the first half as the Marauders shot out to a 31-6 lead over an outmanned Waialua team.

The Bulldogs, who had only five players dressed, were led by Leslie Matas' 10 points.

Waialua  	0	6	8	10--24
Waipahu  	17	14	14	7--52

Waialua: Matas 10, N. Ladao 9, Kahuli 3, L. Ladao 2, Delapena 0.

Waipahu: Gatoloai 13, Houghton 10, Orpilla 8, Potos 8, Saau 4, Tuifao 4, Meana 3, Baldovi 2.

Pearl City 34, Moanalua 27: At Moanalua, Tanya Yuen pumped in 11 points while Tamara Moe added 10 to pace the Chargers.

The Menehunes were led by Keisha Ferris' eight points.

Pearl City  	8	6	10	10--34
Moanalua 	3	8	9	7--27

Pearl City: Yuen 11, Moe 10, Aguilar 4, Pacheco 4, Kahakai 3, Isumu 2, Ashitomi 0, Reavis 0.

Moanalua: Ferris 8, Huddy 5, Mausolf 4, Morikawa 4, Frost 2, Sanchez 2, Kupau 1, Beck 1, Togiai 0.

Campbell 53, Leilehua 36: At Leilehua, Jeanamarie Fisher scored 11 of her game-high 18 points in the second half as the Sabres slowly pulled away.

The Mules were led by Sharon Agduyeng and Dani Brown, who scored nine points apiece.

Campbell 	9	14	13	17--53
Leilehua 	7	11	10	8--36

Campbell: Fisher 18, Sao 12, B. Halmos 11, Pico 5, McCheseny 5, Curran 2, Burkett 0, Lactoen 0, Baldwin 0, Domingo 0, J. Halmos 0.

Leilehua: Agduyeng 9, Brown 9, Harlor 6, Munetake 6, Favre 4, Nakao 1, Parish 1, Delto 0, Rexach 0, Aspera 0, Sowell 0, Ickes 0.

Waianae 45, Nanakuli 43: At Nanakuli, Kekui Fletcher scored 13 points in the second half as the Seariders built a lead, then held off the Golden Eagles, who missed a chance to tie with seven seconds left in the game.

Kori Montez led Nanakuli with 15 points.

Waianae 	12	6	10	17--45
Nanakuli 	5	10	9	19--43

Waianae: Fletcher 15, Reinheardt 12, A. Acosta 10, K. Acosta 5, Lorenzo 3, Aldeguer 0, Lave 0, Irvine 0, Amina 0.

Nanakuli: Montez 15, Ako 8, Iliiwalani 6, Ahina 5, Nakasone 4, Lum Ho 2, Romena 3, Naone 0, Beck 0.