Prep Beat

Friday, February 6, 1998

Daniels leads Leilehua
to opening-round win
in OIA playoffs

Star-Bulletin staff

Justin Daniels hit a 10-foot jumper with 20 seconds left in the game and the Leilehua Mules survived the frantic final moments to win an OIA playoff opening round game last night, beating Farrington, 50-49, at Aiea High School.

The lead changed hands several times in fourth quarter until Daniels' shot. Farrington then turned the ball over but the Mules missed a dunk and the Govs got the ball back, only to miss a half-court shot at the buzzer.

Daniels finished with 23 points, 11 of which came in the final period.

Leilehua meets Moanalua, which had an opening-round bye, at Kaimuki High School tomorrow at 7:30.

Leilehua 	12	12	11	15--50
Farrington 	7	14	14	14--49

Leilehua: David Cooper 10, Joey Raguino 6, Joshua Jumawan 3, Jerome Williamson 0, John Dumlao 0, Sean Arguines 2, Justin Daniels 23, Lauvale Sape 6.

Farrington: Mark Baliza 0, Aldo Aguinaldo 0, Rene Malacas 9, Angel Hill 7, Ross Silva 13, Felman Corpuz 0, Ambrose Aukusitino 4, Ray Dos Santos 0, Garen Castillo 7, Vincent Manuwai 9.

Pearl City 46, Roosevelt 41: At Roosevelt, Ryan Bode scored 8 of his 13 points in the first half as the Chargers beat the Rough Riders.

The Chargers play Mililani tomorrow at Kalaheo, at 6 p.m.

Pearl City	8	14	12	12--46
Roosevelt 	7	6	19	9--41

Pearl City: Justen Shelta 8, Billy Makaila 0, Ray Bode 13, Ryan Inman 2, Willy Totten 10, Kyle Okinaka 6, Richard Simbre 5, Jeri Campania 2.

Roosevelt: Adrian Mols 0, Sam Lozano 16, Sein McKissen 7, Maulia La Barre 2, Justin Kubo 0, Chad Kapanui 5, Michael Padua 0, Chad Kalilimoku 5, Douglas Williams 6.

Kahuku 56, Radford 49: At Roosevelt, Nick Appleby scored 21 points and Joe Peters added 17 as the Red Raiders beat the Rams.

Kahuku plays Kalaheo tomorrow at Kalaheo, at 7:30.

Kahuku	 	9	12	14	21--56
Radford		6	16	12	15--49

Kahuku: Joe Peters 17, Hyrum Peters 4, Aaron Francisco 0, Arapepi Ware 5, Loma Olevao 4, Nainoa Logan 1, Willie Sao 0, Omni Casey 0, Jon Smith 4, Kalae Nawahine 0, Nick Appleby 21.

Radford: Ashley Lelie 15, James Googe 3, Tyrone Davis 0, Carlos Diaz 0, Charles Coen 12, Ricki Howard 0, Frank Kuresa 0, Sa Tanuvasa 7, Brandon Reyes 0, Darren Wood 2, Joe Morrow 6, Wayne Hunter 4.

In ILH play yesterday:

St. Louis 44, University 38: At McCabe Gym, Matt Vivas had 10 points to lead the Crusaders over the Junior Rainbows.

University	7	2	8	21--38
St. Louis 	9	11	12	12--44

University: Blaine Ah San 8, Andrew Ige 5, Casey Kushiyama 4, Kou Fox 5, Anthony Chan 5, Ryan Woodward 6, Darron Cambra 5, Riki Yoshida 0, Wilmar Tumamao 0.

St. Louis: Kaui Ho 4, Tim Chang 2, Joey Borja 1, Junior Wong 7, Kalin Dudley 3, Afi Thompson 3, Brett Nakoa 6, Keala Loo 1, Matt Vivas 10, Joseph Siofele 7, Anthony Arceneaux 0, Keala Aiu 0, Kapena Lum 0.

Kamehameha 66, Maryknoll 44: At Kamehameha, Justin Takasaki had five 3-pointers among his game-high 24 points as the Warriors beat the Spartans.

Alan Azama, who led Maryknoll with 17 points, also hit five treys.

Maryknoll 	10	10	6	18--44
Kamehameha	18	15	9	20--62

Maryknoll: Gregg Agustin 5, David Saizuma 5, Joey Ward 13, T.J. Lee 0, Brian Silva 0, Jeremy Irvine 0, Joshua Bassett 0, Soumangue Basse 3, Landon Toshi 0, Kenneth Lindsay 0, Kelii Arakaki 1, Alan Azama 17.

Kamehameha: Keola Abreu 9, Imai Winchester 7, Jordan Ellis 2, Justin Takasaki 24, Kanoa Alapai 0, Dallas Santos 2, Peter Hashimoto 9, Jake Ordenstein 2, Isaiah Alameida 2, Chris Tano 2.