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Prep Beat

By Star-Bulletin Staff

Wednesday, April 12, 2000

Athletes of the Week

Paul Collins
CASTLE
The Knights' left-hander pitched a two-hitter wih four strikeouts to beat Kaimuki Wednesday and went 2-for-2, with a triple and three RBIs. He was 2-for-3 Saturday against Roosevelt, with a homer and two RBIs. Collins also tripled in Monday's win against Kaiser.

Jade Savusa
MID-PACIFIC
The Owls' senior torched University High for a season-high 36 points Saturday in a 72-59 victory. Savusa scored 25 of her points in the second half, helping Mid-Pacific break open a close game.

Savusa also controlled a game-high 17 rebounds.

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Honor Roll

Outstanding performers in high school sports last week include:

GIRLS' BASKETBALL

Jordyn Danner, Kapaa: Scored 26 points in a victory over Kaui that gave the 4-0 Warriors the first-round KIF title.

Samantha Alapa, Sacred Hearts: Scored on a bank shot with seconds remaining against then-No. 4 Punahouto lead the Lancers to one of their biggest basketball wins ever. Alapa finished with six points in the 39-38 win.

Brandy Richardson, Kalaheo: Averaged 21.5 points in wins against McKinley and Kaimuki. Against the Bulldogs on Saturday, she grabbed 10 rebounds, had six steals and made 8-of-13 field goals.

Jodi Nakashima, Roosevelt: Scored 21 and 16 points as the Rough Riders split a pair of games against McKinley and Farrington. In the Farrington game, she nailed three treys.

Aritta Lane, Aiea: Poured in 28 points in an overtime loss to No. 3 Moanalua on Friday.

TENNIS

Erin Hoe, Mililani: The No. 1 singles player remained perfect in OIA play by beating Christy Kaneshiro of Pearl City on Saturday 6-0, 6-1, at the OIA Team Championships, helping the Trojans take the title 3-1.

Joel Maeshiro and Jeremy Perron, Mililani: The doubles team, playing in the No. 1 spot, downed Kaiser's top pair 6-4, 6-3 to help the boys win the Team Championships 3-2 on Saturday.

BASEBALL

Sean Paiva, St. Louis: Knocked in four runs with two doubles and a triple against Maryknoll on Tuesday and pitched a one-hit complete game Saturday against University/Hawaii Baptist, with another triple at the plate.

Reid Santos, Castle: Senior pitcher was 2-0, throwing a two-hitter against Kaiser and working six innings of two-hit ball in a win against Roosevelt. He struck out 10 Cougars and 12 Rough Riders, while only walking a total of five batters.

Ikaika Hollinger, Kalaheo: Pitched six innings of one-hit ball against McKinley Wednesday and hit a three-run double. Also was 2-3 with a double in a Thursday loss to Kaimuki.

TRACK AND FIELD

Michelle Murphy, Mililani: Ran on two winning relay teams (4X200 and 4X400) and one second-place relay. The 4X200 team just missed breaking the meet record by .6 of a second.

Kim Higa, Roosevelt: Recorded a pole vault of 10-3, becoming only the second girl to clear the 10-foot mark since the event was introduced at the state meet three years ago. Her vault was over a foot better than the second-place mark.

Robby Philipp, Mililani: Ran on three first-place relay teams to lead the Trojans to the team championship in the OIA Relays.

Chris Chong, Kalaheo: Won the triple jump at the OIA Relays, was on the winning sprint medley relay team and on the third place 4X100 and 4X400 relays.

Houston Ala, Kamehameha: Won the discus and shotput events at the ILH Relays, with distances of 163-10 and 51-2, respectively.

GOLF

Michael Goto, Kaiser: Shot a 76 in the first round of the OIA Individual Championships Monday at the Oahu Country Club.

Justin Fuentes, Aiea: Co-leader with Goto after also firing a 76 in the first round of the OIA Championships.

To nominate...

A male and female athlete will be selected each week based on their performances of the previous week. To nominate, call the Star-Bulletin Sports Department between 7-11 p.m. Sundays at 525-8600; fax it to 525-5497; or e-mail to sports@starbulletin.com.

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Judo coming to the ILH?

Interscholastic League of Honolulu athletic directors have approved judo as a league sport, starting next year. But ILH Executive Secretary Clay Benham said it's not for sure yet that competition will start that soon.

"Before it's sanctioned, it must have three schools with teams," Benham said.

Iolani is in, and other athletic directors are exploring the idea, Benham said.

Meanwhile, Oahu Interscholastic Association play opened last weekend. The girls from Pearl City, Leilehua, Waipahu, Mililani, Kaimuki, Kahuku, Castle and McKinley won their matches, as did the boys from Campbell, Waipahu, Pearl City, Kahuku, Kaiser, McKinley and Kaimuki.

BASEBALL: ILH showdown on tap

With Iolani's victory over Damien and Kamehameha's loss to Punahou yesterday, the Raiders and Warriors share first place in the Interscholastic League of Honolulu baseball standings at 8-2.

They meet Thursday at Ala Wai Field at 6:30 p.m. The first game, at 3:45, matches University/Hawaii Baptist and Punahou.

BASKETBALL: Full OIA West lineup tonight

No. 3-ranked Moanalua makes the long drive to Waianae this evening for a 7 p.m. game, as the Seariders try to become the first Oahu Interscholastic Association West team to control the tempo and the outcome against the run-and-gun Menehunes.

Other OIA West games have Aiea at Campbell, Mililani at Radford, Pearl City at Waialua and Nanakuli at Waipahu.

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By Dave Reardon, Star-Bulletin

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BASEBALL

HawaiiSportsNetwork.com poll

As voted on by coaches and media

Including games through April 9

First place votes in parentheses

	League Record	Pts. LW
1.Kamehameha (30)	8-1	467 1
2.Molokai (19)	8-0	423 2
3.Mid-Pacific	7-2	314 3
4.Leilehua	4-0	286 10
5.Iolani	7-2	246 8
6.Hilo	7-0	241 7
7.Baldwin	7-1	218 6
8.Castle	2-0	194 9
9.St. Louis	6-3	138 4
10.Aiea	4-0	85 NR

Others receiving votes: Maui 78, Mililani 33, Waiakea 18, Kailua 15, Waianae 12, Kapaa 7, Kauai 3, Punahou 3, Kaiser 1.

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OIA Varsity

Western Division

Regular-season standings

School	W	L	Pct.	GB
Leilehua	5	0	1.000	--
Aiea	4	0	1.000	1/2
Mililani	4	1	.800	1
Waianae	3	2	.600	2
Campbell	2	2	.500	2-1/2
Moanalua	2	3	.400	3
Pearl City	2	3	.400	3
Nanakuli	1	3	.250	3-1/2
Waipahu	1	3	.250	3-1/2
Radford	1	4	.200	4
Waialua	0	4	.000	4-1/2

Eastern Division

Regular-season standings

School	W	L	Pct.	GB
Castle	3	0	1.000	--
Kailua	3	0	1.000	--
Kalaheo	2	1	.667	1
McKinley	2	1	.667	1
Kahuku	1	2	.333	2
Kaimuki	1	2	.333	2
Kaiser	1	2	.333	2
Kalani	1	2	.333	2
Roosevelt	1	2	.333	2
Farrington	0	3	.000	3

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OIA junior varsity

Yesterday's results

Kahuku 9, McKinley 6

Mililani 13, Moanalua 1

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ILH Varsity

Regular-season standings

School	W	L	Pct.	GB
Iolani	8	2	.800	--
Kamehameha	8	2	.800	--
Mid-Pacific	7	3	.700	1
St. Louis	7	3	.700	1
Punahou	5	5	.500	3
Damien	2	8	.200	6
Maryknoll	2	8	.200	6
UHBA	1	9	.100	8

Yesterday's results

St. Louis 14, Mid-Pacific 13

Iolani 14, Damien 4

Punahou 9, Kamehameha 2

UHBA 5, Maryknoll 4

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BASKETBALL

HawaiiSportsNetwork.com coaches and media poll

Including games through April 10

First place votes in parentheses

	League Record	Pts. LW
1. Kamehameha (54)	6-0	549 1
2. Kalaheo (1)	6-0	494 2
3. Moanalua	7-0	432 3
4. Iolani	5-1	326 5
5. Maui	8-0	247 7
6. Waiakea	3-1	195 6
7. Leilehua	6-1	168 8
8. Hawaii Prep	4-0	124 NR
9. Punahou	3-3	108 4
10. McKinley	4-2	85 9

Others receiving votes: Kahuku 70, Kapaa 38, Kohala 37, Saint Francis 26, Seabury Hall 24, Aiea 23, Konawaena 21, Nanakuli 16, Pearl City 14, Mid-Pacific 5, Roosevelt 5, Baldwin 4, Kauai 3, Kalani 2, Maryknoll 2, Honokaa 1.

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OIA Varsity girls

Western Division

Regular-season standings

School	W	L	Pct	GB
Moanalua	7	0	1.000	--
Leilehua	6	1	857	1
Nanakuli	5	2	.714	2
Pearl City	4	2	.667	2-1/2
Aiea	3	3	.500	3-1/2
Mililani	3	3	.500	3-1/2
Radford	3	3	.500	3-1/2
Campbell	2	4	.333	4-1/2
Waianae	2	5	.286	4
Waialua	0	6	.000	6-1/2
Waipahu	0	6	.000	6-1/2

Eastern Division

Regular-season standings

School	W	L	Pct	GB
Kalaheo	7	0	1.000	--
Kahuku	6	1	.857	1
McKinley	5	2	.714	2
Roosevelt	5	2	.714	2
Kalani	4	3	.571	3
Farrington	2	5	.286	4
Kaimuki	2	5	.286	4
Castle	1	6	.143	5
Kailua	1	6	.143	5
Kaiser	2	5	.286	5

Yesterday's results

Kaiser 45, Farrington 44 (OT)

Kahuku 47, Kalani 41

McKinley 34, Kaimuki 27

Kalaheo 51, Castle 42

Roosevelt 60, Kailua 28

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ILH Varsity Division I

Regular-season standings

Through April 9

School	W	L	Pct	GB
Kamehameha	7	0	1.000	--
Iolani	5	2	.714	2
Punahou	4	3	.571	3
Mid-Pacific	3	3	.500	3-1/2
Sacred Hearts	3	4	.429	4
Maryknoll	2	5	.286	5
University	0	7	.000	7

Last night's results

Kamehameha 57, University 25

Punahou 63, Maryknoll 40

Iolani at Sacred Hearts 31, Iolani 30

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ILH Varsity Division II

Regular-season standings

School	W	L	Pct	GB
St. Francis	8	0	1.000	--
Punahou	6	2	.750	2
Iolani	4	3	.571	3-1/2
Kamehameha	4	3	.571	3-1/2
Hawaii Baptist	3	3	.500	3-1/2
La Pietra	2	4	.333	4-1/2
St. Andrew’s	1	6	.143	6-1/2
Redemption	0	7	.000	7-1/2

Last night's results

St. Francis 51,. Punahou 49

Iolani 39, La Pietra 36

Kamehameha 64, Redemption 25

High scorers--Iol: Nina Richardson 15. LP: Lisa Cassity 13. StF: Elizabeth Narkon 26; Pun: Darci Murakawa 12.

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TENNIS

ILH Varsity Girls

Yesterday's results

Iolani 4, La Pietra/UHS 1

Punahou 3, Maryknoll 1

Hawaii Baptist 3, St. Andrews 2

Kamehameha 5, Mid-Pacific 0

Varsity boys

Kamehameha 4, Mid-Pacific 1

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GOLF

ILH Junior Varsity
Individual Championships

At Ala Wai Course

Final results, par-70

Boys

Individual leaders--77: Thomas Chan, Punahou (won playoff); Zack Nadamoto, Iolani. 78: Andrew Kam, Mid-Pacific. 79: Mark Dahilig, Punahou. 80: Michael Alexander, St. Louis.

Girls

Individual leaders--93: Dawn Yanagihara, Punahou Blue. 103: Rachel Dowell, Punahou Blue. 113: Jennifer Tamai, Punahou Gold. 114: Nora Chen, Punahou Blue. 117: Ashley Chang, Maryknoll.

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TRACK AND FIELD

ILH Relay Championships

At Punahou
Friday's results

Boys

Kamehameha 130, Punahou 128, Iolani 68, Damien 54, St. Louis 52, Pac-5 40.

4X110: 1. Punahou (1:07.3), 2. Kamehameha, 3. Damien.

4X800: 1. Punahou (8:42.3), 2. Kamehameha, 3. Pac-5.

4X100: 1. St. Louis (44.3), 2. Kamehameha, 3. Iolani.

2000 Medley: 1. Punahou (4:44.3), 2. Kamehameha, 3. Punahou B.

800 Medley: 1. Iolani (1:38.7), 2. St. Louis, 3. Kamehameha.

4X180: 1. Kamehameha (1:27.5), 2. Punahou, 3. St. Louis.

4X200: 1. Kamehameha (1:32.8), 2. St. Louis, 3. Punahou.

Distance Medley: 1. Punahou (11:27.9), 2. Kamehameha, 3. Pac-5.

4X400: 1. Kamehameha (3:28.3), 2. Punahou, 3. Pac-5.

Discus: 1. Houston Ala (Kamehameha) 163-10; 2. Brandon Ala (Kamehameha) 151-3; 3. Matthew Carr (Punahou) 133-11.

Shot: 1. Houston Ala (Kamehameha) 51-2-1/4; 2. Parker Smith (Punahou) 47-11-1/2; 3. Dane Uperesa (Punahou) 46-9.

LJ: 1. Marc Contee (Iolani) 20-10; 2. Gino Gosiaco (St. Louis) 20-3; 3. James Yates (Kamehameha) 19-10-1/2.

TJ: 1. Marc Contee (Iolani) 44-2-1/4; 2. Jason Ching (Punahou) 42-8-1/2; 3. Nainoa Spencer (Kamehameha) 40-5-1/4.

HJ: 1. Jason Ching (Punahou) 6-0; 2. Nainoa Spencer (Kamehameha) 6-0; 3. Nikolas Clay (Pac-5) 6-0.

PV: 1. Grant Shoji (Punahou) 13-0; 2. Matt Moss (Punahou) 12-6; 3t. Donald Kaulukukui (Kamehameha) 12-6; 3t. Brian Sanders (Punahou) 12-6.

1500: 1. Todd Iacovelli (Punahou) 4:24.3; 2. Jeremy Wiggins (Pac-5) 4:26.4; 3. Ryan Gillia (Punahou) 4:27.1.

Girls

Punahou 138, Kamehameha 94, Iolani 84, Sacred Hearts 48, Pac-5 44.

4X100: 1. Punahou (1:12), 2. Punahou B, 3. Kamehameha.

4X800: 1. Punahou (10:01.7), 2. Pac-5, 3. Punahou B.

4X100: 1. Iolani (50.3), 2. Sacred Hearts, 3. Kamehameha.

2000 Med: 1. Kamehameha (5:54.4), 2. Punahou, 3. Punahou B.

800 Med: 1. Punahou (1:55.4), 2. Kamehameha, 3. Iolani.

4X180: 1. Punahou (1:48.9), 2. Punahou B, 3. Kamehameha.

4X200: 1. Iolani (1:49.3), 2. Sacred Hearts, 3. Punahou.

Distance Medley: 1. Pac-5 (13:32.7), 2. Punahou, 3. Punahou B.

4X400: 1. Punahou (4:09.7), 2. Iolani, 3. Sacred Hearts.

Discus: 1. Genia Linear (Iolani) 111-11; Colleen Jones (Punahou) 102-7; 3. Tracee Suetsuga (Iolani) 102.

Shot: 1. Jessie Moniz (Kamehameha) 36-8-1/2; 2. Natalie Fujimoto (Punahou) 35-5; 3. Katherine Loui (Punahou) 34-11-1/2.

LJ: 1. Kelly Figuiera (Sacred Hearts) 17-3-1/4; 2. Crystal Dzigas (Kamehameha) 15-10-1/2; 3. Chanelle Chung (Iolani) 14-10-1/2.

TJ: 1. Lauren Hiramoto (Punahou) 31-8-1/2; 2. Chanelle Chung (Iolani) 31-6; 3. Elizabeth Ordenstein (Punahou) 30-6.

HJ: 1. Tiare Salassa (Punahou) 4-6; 2. Kelli Copeland (Punahou) 4-6; 3. Laurie Williams (Punahou) 4-6.

PV: 1. Melanie Pearson (Punahou) 9-0; 2. Leigh Hamakawa (Iolani) 9-0; 3. Kaleena Sasaki (Iolani) 8-6.

1500: 1. Julia Nelson (Punahou) 5:19.9; 2. Lynn Kamimoto (Punahou) 5:21.4; 3. Marissa Mori (Punahou) 5:29.3.

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Spring Pentathlon

At Kaiser H.S. Complex
Sunday's results
All running events in meters
All field results in feet-inches

200--40-44: 1. Bob Gill, 26.2. 2. Kevin Kruszona, 27.5. 3. Bob DiBenedetto, 29.6. 45-49: Derek Goudge, 33.5. 50-54: Tom Reppuhn, 33.8. 55-59: Jack Karbens, 30.1. 60-64: Lionel Low, 34.8. 70-74: Bob Voege, 40.2.

1500--40-44: K. Kruszona, 7:03.8. 45-49: D. Goudge, 6:02.6. 55-59: J. Karbens, 6:17.0.

Long jump--40-44: 1. K. Kruszona, 17-2. 2. B. DiBenedetto, 13-6. 45-49: D. Goudge, 10-6. 50-54: T. Reppuhn, 12-4. 55-59: J. Karbens, 11-10. 60-64: L. Low, 13-10. 70-74: B. Voege, 10-8.

Javelin throw--40-44: 1. K. Kruszona, 131-4-1/2. 2. B. DiBenedetto, 79-2. 45-49: D. Goudge, 77-7. 50-54: T. Reppuhn, 94-6. 55-59: J. Karbens, 97-10. 60-64: L. Low, 61-2. 70-74: B. Voege, 56-5.

Discus throw--40-44: 1. B. DiBenedetto, 105-4-1/2. 2. K. Kruszona, 102-5-1/2. 45-49: D. Goudge, 70-7. 50-54: T. Reppuhn, 82-9. 55-59: J. Karbens, 106-11. 70-74: B. Voege, 93-10-1/2.

Pentathlon points (the following are all new State records)--40-44: K. Kruszona, 2,218. 45-49: D. Goudge, 1,426. 50-54: T. Reppuhn, 1,465 (4 events).55-59: J. Karbens, 2,559. 70-74: B. Voege, 1,721 (4 events).