Wednesday, April 14, 1999

No-hitter for Waipahu

OIA BOYS' BASEBALL

Jerome Williams tossed a no-hitter and hit three home runs as the Waipahu Marauders (4-2)beat the Moanalua Menehunes, 13-0, in Oahu Interscholastic Association baseball yesterday.

Williams struck out 10 against Moanalua (0-5).

Waipahu		014	53-13	11	0
Moanalua	000	00- 0	0	4

Jerome Williams and Cedric Crisostomo; Brad Badua, John Carr (3), James Strombach (5) and Russ Fukushima. W-Williams. L-Badua.

Leading hitters-Wai: Jerome Williams 3-3, 3 HR, 6 RBIs; Andrew Asino 3-3, HR, 4 RBIs.

Waianae 3, Radford 2

At Waianae, Akaniao Kozeniewski drove in the tying run with a double, then scored the winning run in the bottom of the fifth as the Seariders (5-1) edged the Rams (1-5).

Radford		100	100	0-2	5	3
Waianae		100	020	X-3	5	3

Matthew Hunter, Lopaca Kia (6) and Tim Clarkson; Kelii Lopes, Akaniao Kozeniewski (6) and Peter Sarono. W-Kozeniewski. L-Kia.

Leading Hitters-Rad: Robert Garrett 2-3, Lopaka Kia 3-3. Wai: Akaniao Kozeniewski 2-3, 2 2b; Peter Sarono 2-3.

Pearl City 7, Mililani 6

At Pearl City, Chad Yamamoto drew a bases-loaded walk to send home the winning run as the Chargers (4-1) beat the Trojans (4-1).

Mililani	100	050	0-6	5	1
Pearl City	000	331	x-7	8	3

Stephen Terashita, Wade Szameitat (4) and Bryce Watanabe; Brandon Kameoka and Tyler Lee. W-Kameoka. L-Szemeitat.

Leading hitters-PC: Troy Yoshida 2-3, 2b; Brandon Hookala 2-4, HR, 3 RBIs.

Nanakuli 5, Campbell 2

At Nanakuli, Junius Wong scattered five hits and struck out seven as the Golden Hawks (3-2) defeated the Sabers (2-4).

Campbell	000	110	0-2	5	1
Nanakuli	003	200	x-5	6	1

Keoni Kapana, Joey Johnson (3) and Michael Cabral; Junious Wong and Sam Luavasa. W-Wong. L-Kapana.

Leading hitters-Camp: Jaime Rabaino 2-3, 3b; Bryce Miyashiro 2-3. Nan: Eugene Winchester 2-4, 2b.

Aiea 8, Waialua 0

At Aiea, Ross Tanaka held the Bulldogs (0-5) hitless for five innings for Na Alii (5-1).

Waialua		000	000	0-0	6	2
Aiea		203	102	x-8	12	0

Jacob Dela Cruz and Robin McElreath; Ross Tanaka, Adrian Williams (6), Kyle Correira (7) and Kirt Powell. W-Tanaka. L-Dela Cruz.

Leading hitters-Wai: Benton Cadiz 3-4, 2b. Aiea: Michael Brian Ogawa 2-3, 2 2b, 2 RBIs; Derek Kawakami 2-4, 3b; Casey Onaga 2-3, 2b, 2 RBIs; Ross Tanaka 2-3; Derek Akimoto 2-4.

Castle 7, Kaimuki 2

At Kaimuki, Beaux Bonilla's two-out, two-run triple in the fifth helped break a 2-2 tie and the Knights (4-0) remained undefeated with the win over the Bulldogs (1-3).

Castle		101	030	2-7	11	0
Kaimuki		010	100	0-2	9	1

Kyle Colunga, Paul Collins (7) and Russell Kimura, Thad Wai (7); Fred Kaluna, Tyrone Tausaga (6) and Randan Nishimura. W-Colunga. L- Kaluna.

Leading hitters-Cas: Colin Kaneshiro 2-4, Davin McNeal 4-4, 2b, HR, 3 RBIs. Kai: Reid Yoshikawa 2-4, 2 2b; Brandon Shiraishi 2-3, Mike Koenigs 2-3, 3b.

Kalani 10, Farrington 0

At Kahala Park, Keala-Joe Fujimori led off the game with a home run and the Falcons (4-0) beat the Governors (0-4).

Farrington	000	00- 0	1	3
Kalani		160	3x-10	9	0

Shaun Tadil and Richard Larto; Brandon Ponce, Brandon Frost (3), Kenny Shimizu (5) and Geoffrey Sato, Sean Kaku (5). W-Ponce. L-Tadil.

Leading hitters-Kal: Keala-Joe Fujimori 3-3, HR, 2 RBIs; Brandon Tanaka 2-2, Henri Berger HR.

Kalaheo 3, Roosevelt 2

At Kailua District Park, Ikaika Hollinger scored the deciding run on Bryce Miyahira's sacrifice fly in the fifth inning as the Mustangs (2-2) edged the Rough Riders (1-3).

Roosevelt	000	200	0-2	4	0
Kalaheo		010	110	x-3	4	0

Brandon Tanabe and Chad Kapanui; Kalani Rodenhurst and Nalei Sooto. W-Rodenhurst. L-Tanabe.

McKinley 9, Kahuku 5

At McKinley, Jordan Kurahara struck out seven and walked one while pitching a complete game as the Tigers (1-3) won their first game of the season.

Kahuku		202	001	0-5	10	1
McKinley	350	100	x-9	10	1

Loa Marasco, Daniel Kawahakui (2) and Regan Manutai; Jordan Kurahara and Darin Garcia. W-Kurahara. L-Marasco.

Leading hitters-Kah: Loa Marasco 2-4, 2b, 3b, RBI; Regan Manutai 3-4, Brandon Vendiola 2-4. McK: Darin Garcia 2-4, 3b, 2 RBIs; Reid Goto 3-3, Jordan Kurahara 2-4, 2 RBIs.

Kaiser 9, Kailua 6

At Kailua, Kaulana Kaapana and Daniel Heu each hit home runs in both the fifth and sixth innings as the Cougars (3-1) handed the Surfriders (3-1) their first loss of the season. Kaapana finished the game with three home runs and five RBIs.

Kaiser		200	133	0-9	14	2
Kailua		402	000	0-6	9	5

Derek Yonamine, Travis Sato (1), Kahana Kaapana (5), Landon Amoy (7) and Amoy, John Kugisaki; Jay Kekaula, David Horswill (4), Pomai Mokulehua (6) and Lopaka Burgess, Kawika Kaita (6).

Leading hitters-Kais: Kaulana Kaapana 3-4, 3 HRs, 5 RBIs; Darin Yun 2-4, 2b; Daniel Heu 3-4, 2b, 2 HR. Kail: John Torres HR; Justin Lui 2-4, HR; Kekaula 2-4; Kaita 2-3, 2b