Prep Beat

Thursday, April 23, 1998

Cayetano, Mililani hand
Waianae its first loss

Justin Cayetano went all the way for Mililani, striking out eight and walking none as host Mililani handed Waianae (7-1) its first loss, 3-0, in Oahu Interscholastic Association Western Division baseball yesterday.

The Trojans (5-2) got the only run they needed in the first. Brendon Suga led off with a single, Wade Murata was hit by a pitch. A fly ball by Kevin Machida advanced both. Then an intentional walk was issued to to Wade Szameitat, setting the stage for Darin Aihara, who sacrificed to right.

Waianae		000	000	0--0	3	0
Mililani	101	010	x--3	4	0

Leading hitters--Mil: Brendon Suga, 2-3, 2b.

Roosevelt 8, Kalani 6: At Stevenson Intermediate field, the Rough Riders (4-2) handed Kalani (5-1) its first loss of the OIA Eastern Division season.

Kurt Murata got the win and the save. He started the game, went 41/3 innings, giving up four runs, three earned. He then went to right field before being called back to the mound in the seventh to close it 1-2-3.

Kalani		001	131	0--6	10	6
Roosevelt	400	400	x--8	6	1

Leading hitters--Kaln: Colin Funamura, 3-3, 2 2b, RBI; Robert Shimabuku, 2-2. Roos: K. Murata, 2-3, 3b; Kukui Lucas, 2b, 2 RBI.

Kaimuki 14, Farrington 6: At DeSa Field, Reid Yoshikawa doubled in two runs in a five-run third inning as the Bulldogs (2-4) rolled past the Governors (0-6) in the East.

Tyron Tausaga came in in the second, giving up only two hits and no runs to get the win.

Kaimuki		435	200	0--14	11	3
Farrington	150	000	0-- 6	4	5

Leading hitters--Kaim: Reid Yoshikawa, 2-3, 2b, 2 RBIs; Eric Washiashi, 2-4, 2b; T. Tausaga, 2-5; Cory Shiraishi, 3b. Farr: Glenn Keohohou, 2-3, 3b, 2 RBIs.

Leilehua 8, Campbell 7: At Campbell, two Saber errors led to a four-run first inning for Leilehua (3-4).

Joe Vierra started and went 52/3 innings for the win in the West game. Campbell fell to 3-5.

Leilehua	400	120	1--8	9	3
Campbell	100	014	1--7	8	5

Leading hitters--Lei: Ian Muramoto, 3-4, 2 2bs, 2 RBI; Mark Soriano, 2-3, RBI; Joe Vierra, 2b. Camp: Keoni Kapana, 2-2, 2b, 3b; Mike Cabral, 2b, 2 RBI.

Aiea 2, Pearl City 1: At Pearl City, winner Kyle Ishimitsu pitched the distance, walking four, striking out 10 in the West.

Sean Yamashita went all the way for Pearl City with 12 strikeouts, no walks and one hit batsman.

Aiea		010	001	0--2	6	1
Pearl City	100	000	0--1	4	0

Nanakuli 9, Waialua 1: At Waialua, Silas Ahsui walked one and struck out 15 as the Golden Hawks improved to 4-3 in the West.

Matthew Asinsin hit a two-run homer to key the four-run fifth inning for Nanakuli.

The Bulldogs fell to 1-6.

Kevin Calleon blasted a solo homer in the first. Charlston Mahoe hit a two-run homer in the seventh.

Nanakuli	110	041	2--9	6	1
Waialua		000	000	1--1	0	7

Leading hitters--Nan: Kevin Calleon, 2-4, HR, 2 RBIs; Charlston Mahoe, HR, 2 RBIs; Matthew Asinsin, HR, 2 RBIs; S. Ahsui, 3b.

Kaiser 6, McKinley 2: At Kaiser, Landon Amoy went the distance striking out five and walking none for the Cougars (4-2) in the East.

Kaulana Gibo smacked a two-run homer in the five-run Kaiser fifth.

Kurtis Kurahara homered for the Tigers (4-2).

McKinley	100	000	1--2	6	0
Kaiser		100	050	x--6	9	2

Leading hitters--McK: Keith Igawa, 2-3; Curtis Kurahara, HR. Kais: Kaulana Gibo, 2-2, 2 2bs, RBI; Landon Amoy, HR, 3 RBI.

Moanalua 10, Radford 4: No details were reported by host Radford.

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Aguilar’s 13
pace Pearl City

Emily Aguilar scored 13 points as Pearl City improved to 7-1 atop the Oahu Interscholastic Association Western Division girls' basketball standings last night with a 48-34 win against visiting Waianae (2-6).

Waianae		11	6	9	8--34
Pearl City	12	12	13	11--48

Waianae: Amanda Sofa 0, Kristin Chun 8, Leona Williams 0, Angel Hopeau 0, Samantha Lorenzo 9, Malery Lave 2, Shondell Donato 0, Kapua Acosta 2, Kahea Reinhardt 11, Anitra Bullock 2.

Pearl City: Emily Aguilar 13, Sharma Ambrocio 0, Laurie Ching 0, Naomi Manuel 0, Jaymie Matsumoto 0, Mililani Monis 6, Elizabeth Pacheco 8, Tanya Yuen 5, Morrysha Luis 11, Michelle Walker 0, Val Navarrete 0, Tiffany Makue 3, Hannah Villasenor 2, April Atkinson 0.

Moanalua 66, Waialua 24: At Moanalua, Kimberlee Morikawa scored 17 points to lead the Menehunes (5-3). She had 10 in first half as Moanalua took a 21-17 lead. Waialua fell to 0-8.

Waialua		8	9	6	1--24
Moanalua	14	7	24	21--66

Waialua: Brandi Avilla 0, Uheina Tuihalafatai 12, Michelle Fore 0, Paulette Dagupion 2, Leslie Mata 2, Grace Villa 0, Sau Tuihalafatai 7, Athena Atamian 1.

Moanalua: Michelle Sanchez 2, Mayumi Stevens 14, Kimberlee Morikawa 17, Tehani Kupau 0, Tiffany Frost 6, Danelle Beck 13, Trisha Tang 6, Abby Padasdao 4, Christina Paresa 2, Desiree Williams 0, Brianna Huddy 2.