Prep Beat

By Star-Bulletin Staff

Friday, April 2, 1999

Santella’s 23 points leads
Menehunes over Mules

Chandel Santella scored 15 of her 23 points and hit nine of her team's 11 free throws in the final quarter to help the Moanalua Menehunes (3-0) turn back the Leilehua Mules (2-2), 50-41, in Oahu Interscholastic Association girls' basketball last night.

Leilehua	13	5	11	12-41
Moanalua	12	11	5	22-50

Leilehua: Melody Hanson 0, Karley Peterson 0, Kahalani Gamponia 5, Kayla Kahuli 19, Sequoya Stokes 3, Heather Iveng-Macdonald 10, Shavonn Okamura 4, Te-Haina Ickes 0, Freida Tauvela 0, Jessica Percoco 0.

Moanalua: Marlo Daniels 1, Karisha Dixon 2, Keisha Labowski-Ferris 7, Brianna Huddy 3, Melody Mautautia 0, Kimberley Morikawa 7, Chandel Santella 23, Mayumi Stevens 7, Janelle Uyeda 0, Oneshia Walker 0.

3-point goals-Lei: Gamponia 1, Kahuli 1, Iveng-Macdonald 2. Moan: Morikawa 2.

Nanakuli 53, Waialua 12

At Nanakuli, Rosemari Kelly scored eight of her 12 points in the first period as the Golden Hawks (3-0) ran past the Bulldogs (0-3).

Waialua		4	2	2	4-12
Nanakuli	27	8	14	4-53

Wailalua: Joanna Alfanta 0, Floralyn Dagupion 0, Kristalen Lopez 2, Janice Marcos 4, Junelle Garcia 0, Michelle Garcia 0, Pesi Makisi 0, Kristin Taae 4, Michell Fore 2, Charlyn Rabena 0.

Nanakuli: Rosemarie Kelly 12, Maricris Sierra 2, Shyla Ulangca 4, Kori Montez 12, Shaela Lew 8, Lahela Romena 4, Summer Victor 7, Mary Davis 4. 3-point goals-Wai: Janice Marcos.

Pearl City 44, Waianae 28

At Waianae, Cheryl Villarmia scored 13 of her 17 points in the first half to help the Chargers trim the Seariders.

Pearl City	13	13	11	7-44
Waianae		2	10	6	10-28

Pearl City: Tricia Ejima 2, Laurie Ching 0, Rachel Lacar 3, Marleen Yin 0, Mililani Monis 4, Cheryl Villarmia 17, Elishanna Piris 0, Momilani Monis 5, Chestine Correa 0, Navilla Navarete 5, Andrea Kaopua 0, Ho'onani Kahoopii 0, April Atkinson 8.

Waianae: Cori Lum 0, Kaui Candelario 4, Janeen Florence 0, Angel Hopeau 0, Leona Williams 2, Rowena Opetaia 0, Shondell Donato 2, Kawai Kahue 8, Kapua Kahue-Sylva 2, Merlinda Suka 6, Anitra Bullock 2, Ha'a Miller 2.

Mililani 44, Campbell 38

At Campbell, Sharlyn Oshiro scored 18 points as the Trojans defeated the Sabers.

Denise Domingo and Michel Swenson-Suan paced Campbell with 11 points apiece.

Mililani	7	12	11	14-44
Campbell	5	7	14	12-38

Mililani: Sharlyn Oshiro 18, Kayla Richie 10, Marie Jackson 0, Pomai Patoc-Ordenstein 3, Jamie Morgan 4, Brandi Horikawa 0, Jennifer Cooper 0, Jennifer Jones 3, Wheina Tuihalafatai 6, Sauliloa Tuihalafatai 0.

Campbell: Denise Domingo 11, Darnell Domingo 5, Michel Swenson-Suan 11, Michelle Arneho 2, Tina Kalama 1, Raena Madeira 7, Jasmine Dias 0, Jolani Bobbitt 1, Lehua Kelii 0, Melissa Lapastora 0, Christine Toro 0.

3-point goals-Mil: Oshiro 1. Camp: D. Domingo 1, Swenson-Suan 1, Madeira 1.

Punahou 62, Mid Pacific 23:

At Punahou, the Buffanblu (3-0) used a stifling man-to-man defense and Milia Macfarland scored 11 of her 17 points in the first half of an ILH win over the Owls.

Mid Pacific	6	2	6	9-23
Punahou	11	17	20	14-62

Mid Pacific: Kristie Hamada 0, Lianne Ige 0, Erika Sayson 0, Jessica Eji 6, Stephanie Toshi 0, Brenda Bauer 2, Ashley Watamura 12, Christina Hee 3, Megahn Chun 0.

Punahou: Christen Zoccolante 1, Rebbecca Lee 8, Wendy Takeguchi 4, Chanelle Kealoha 4, Malia Durand 8, Jennifer Andrews 0, Susan Wherry 2, Milia MacFarland 17, Caroline Ane 4, Mia Moe 4, Estee Okumura 2, Christine Wilson 6, Lauren Yamada 2.

3-point shots-Pun: Lee 2, Macfarland 3.

Kamehameha 51, Sacred Hearts 28

At Kamehameha, Beth Nakamura and Ashley DeSilva led a balanced attack with nine points each and the Warriors put the ILH game away early with a 19-1 first-quarter blitz.

Game scoring honors went to Brittany Aiwahi of the Lancers with 11 points.

Sacred Hearts	1	5	5	15-28
 Kamehameha	19	7	5	20-51

Sacred Hearts: Tara Lynch 0, Mandy Sato 2, Nicole Inouye 0, Malia Sales 0, Brittany Aiwahi 11, Sandi Okada 3, Carlene Hardin 2, Pua Reis 6, Keala Dolfo 0, Samantha Alapa 4.

Kamehameha: Ashley Ruff 5, Hiiaka Crabbe 3, Courtney Chai 0, Beth Nakamura 9, Ashley DeSilva 9, Mandy Kiaha 0, Kaelen Self 7, DraeAnn Self 0, Tai Soo 2, Keanani Kimball 0, Katannya Kapeli 8, Traci Bush 3, Karvel Crowley 0, Noelle Russell 5.

3-point goals-SH: Okata 1. Kam: Nakamura 1, DeSilva 1, K. Self 1.

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Puns, Crusaders romp

Punahou and St. Louis won ILH baseball blowouts yesterday at Ala Wai Field in which each of the losing teams managed just one hit.

The Buffanblu (2-2) ripped Maryknoll, 13-0, and the Crusaders (3-1) hammered Damien, 24-1, in games shortened to five innings by the 10-run mercy rule.

Punahou's Reid Matsushima and Doug Shimokawa held Maryknoll (1-4) hitless until the bottom of the fifth, when Kevin Higa stroked a lead-off single to right field.

St. Louis' Isaac Harbottle and Jovaustin Murray-Thornton held Damien (1-3) without a hit after David Doles led off the first with a triple and scored the Monarchs' lone run.

Keola Ane went 3-for-3 with a two-run homer to spark Punahou's 14-hit attack.

Jandin Thornton-Murray and Chad Santos cracked three-run homers and Gerald Welch was 3-for-3 with a double and two RBIs for St. Louis.

At Ala Wai Field

Five innings, 10-run rule

Punahou		532 30-13 14 0
Maryknoll	000 00- 0  1 3

Reid Matsushima, Doug Shimokawa (4) and Larry Burgess; Ryan Randall, Brian Li (2), Brendan Higa (4) and Mark Bagayas. W-Matsushima. L-Randall.

Leading hitters-Pun: Keola Ane, 3-3, 2-run HR; Ryan Komagome, 2-3, 2b, 2 RBIs; Blair Suzuki, 2-3, RBI.

Five innings, 10-run rule

St. Louis	118 77-24 20 1
Damien		100 00- 1  1 6

Isaac Harbottle, Jovaustin Murray-Thornton (5) and Joe Cabansag, Nick Tudisco (4); Bobby Haruno, Ryan Lancaster (3), Jared Chun (4), Stean Abe (5), Darrell Sagucio (5) and Ricky Yagi, Marshall Sebay (5).

Leading hitters-StL: Jandin Thornton-Murray, 2-4, 3-run HR; Chad Santos, 2-4, 3-run HR; Gerald Welch, 3-3, 2b, 2 RBIs; Jeremy Yoro, 2-2, 3b, 2 RBIs; Shaymen Arellano, 2-2, 2 RBIs; Layton Aliviado, 2-3, 2b, RBI; Jovaustin Murray-Thornton, 2-4, 2b, 2 RBIs.

Iolani 13, Mid-Pacific 4

At Iolani, Douglas Jackson and Blaine Umeda hit home runs and combined for eight RBIs to lead the Raiders past the Owls.

Winning pitcher Erik Yamamoto and reliever Kainoa Obrey held Mid-Pacific to five hits.

Mid-Pacific	030 010 0- 4  5 3
Iolani		521 141 x-13 11 1

Blake Sing Chow, Ricki Bauer (2), Brian Lee (4), Nathan Kanbei (5) and Jacob Flick; Erik Yamamoto, Kainoa Obrey (7) and Kevin Akamine. W-Yamamoto. L-Sing Chow.

Leading hitters-Iol: Douglas Jackson, 3-4, HR, 3 RBIs; Brent Wong, 2-4, RBI; Blaine Umeda, 2-3, HR, 5 RBIs.

Kamehameha 10, UHBA 5

The Warriors scored five runs on three walks, two errors and one hit in the bottom of the first inning and went on to beat University-Hawaii Baptist. Joshua Martin and Bronson Sardinha homered for the Warriors.

UHBA		300 020 0- 5 6 5
Kamehameha	414 010 x-10 6 1

Ross Kodani, John Kato (2), Brandt Yonemoto (3), Troy Okada (5) and Corey Shinagawa; Herbert Pruett, Kelii Correa (3), Kai Yamashita (4), Bruce Simeona (6) and I. Boncodo. W -Pruett. L-Kodani.

Leading hitters-UHBA: Ryan Monico, 2-4; Chaz Hirata, 1-3, HR, 2 RBIs; Chity Sakaguchi, 2-2. Kam: Joshua Martin, 1-3, HR, 2 RBIs; Bronson Sardinha, 1-1, solo HR; Kellan Briones, 2-3, RBI.

Waipahu 5, Pearl City 4

Joseph Moananu pitched six inninmgs and cleared the bases with a double in the top of seventh to lead the Marauders (1-1) over the Chargers (1-1) in an OIA make-up game.

Waipahu		002 000 3-5 7 1
Pearl City	002 200 0-4 9 2

Joseph Moananu, Jerome William (7) and Cedric Crisostomo; Brandon Kameoka and Tyler Lee. W-Moananu. L-Kameoka.

Leading hitters-Wai: Jerome Williams, 3-4; Joseph Moananu, 1-3, 3 RBIs. PC: Kelan Morisawa, 2-3; Troy Yoshida, 2-3, 2b; Jeffrey Iwata, 2-3.