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Prep Beat

By Star-Bulletin Staff

Wednesday, September 6, 2000

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Buffanblu Blockers

By George F. Lee, Star-Bulletin
Punahou's Kaleo Kaaihue, left, and Caroline Ane team up to
block Jamie Makiya of St. Andrew's Priory. Punahou won
last night's ILH match 15-3, 15-10 and is tied for first at
2-0 with Kamehameha and St. Francis.

THE BIG GAMES

FOOTBALL:

No. 9 Farrington (1-0) visits No. 4 Waianae (1-0) in a key OIA Red matchup Friday night. Traditionally when these two met, it meant hard running and hard defense. But both teams like to throw the ball around now, too -- and they're good at it.

Also, White powers No. 6 McKinley (2-0) and Campbell (2-0) tangle Friday at Ewa Beach in a matchup of the Tigers' strong passing attack led by QB Abraham Pavich against the Sabers' tough defense, which averaged a yield of 11.3 points in its three games.

VOLLEYBALL:

Upstart St. Louis hosts defending state-champion Punahou in boys' action Saturday. The OIA starts with five boys and girls matches tomorrow.

HERE AND THERE

Oceanic starts with Farrington-Kahuku

The Sept. 16 Farrington-Kahuku game kicks off Oceanic Cable's telecasts of OIA football. Plans are to televise all Aloha Stadium games, OIA executive secretary Dwight Toyama said. ... Katie Bourne is La Pietra's new athletic director, replacing the retired Beth McLachlin. ... Top cross-country runners are gearing up for the Sept. 16 Punahou Invitational. ... The MIL football schedule has been revised. The correct schedule for this week appears on this page. ... St. Louis climbed a notch to No. 7 in the Rivals.com national football rankings, dropped to No. 9 from No. 8 in FoxSports.com and moved up to No. 11 from No. 12 in SchoolSports.com. The Crusaders remain at No. 14 in USA Today and No. 9 in Butkus ....Fox ranks Punahou No. 9 and Kamehameha No. 14 in girls' volleyball.

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By Dave Reardon, Star-Bulletin

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Players of the Week

Brian Daniels
MILILANI
Daniels, a 6-foot, 215-pound senior, rushed for 279 yards and a state-record tying 6 touchdowns as the Trojans beat Kailua, 58-45, in an OIA Red football game Saturday at Aloha Stadium.

Elizabeth Narkon
ST. FRANCIS
Narkon, a 6-foot senior middle blocker, put down 10 kills and dominated the net as the Troubadours opened their ILH volleyball season Saturday with a 15-8, 15-9 victory over Iolani's Raiders.

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Honor Roll

Here are some of last week's other outstanding performers in Hawaii high school sports :

BOWLING

William McCue, Assets: Rolled a 214 game and 538 series to lead the Admirals past Maryknoll in an ILH season-opener Saturday.

CROSS COUNTRY

Riki Lee, Waiakea: Won the high school 5K at the Big Island Invitational, touring the University of Hawaii-Hilo course in 17 minutes, 52 seconds.

FOOTBALL

Joel Botelho, Castle: Passed for 5 touchdowns and 322 yards as the Knights beat Kalaheo in an OIA White game.

Ikaika Curnan, St. Louis: Amassed 6 tackles (1 for loss), 4 hurries and 2 knockdowns in limited playing time as St. Louis beat Damien, 49-7, in an ILH opener on Saturday at Iolani.

Bully Fergerstrom, Hawaii Prep: Scored 3 TDs and rushed for 101 yards as Ka Makani beat Honokaa, 39-7, in a BIIF opener Friday.

Pesefea Fiaseu, St. Louis: Rushed for 128 yards and 4 TDs in 10 carries as the Crusaders beat Damien, 49-7, in an ILH opener.

Inoke Funaki, Kahuku: Accounted for 3 TDs (2 passing, 1 rushing) as the Red Raiders came back to pound Kaimuki, 60-18, Friday at Kahuku.

Ty Jarrett, Pearl City: Scored 3 TDs on 2 passes and a kickoff return as the Chargers beat Radford, 28-22, in an OIA White game.

Todd LaFountaine, Punahou: Rushed for 200 yards and 3 TDs as the Buffanblu opened their ILH season with a 35-6 victory over Pac-Five.

Dan Lorenzo, Kamehameha: Blocked a punt and smothered it in the end zone as the Warriors beat Iolani, 34-14, in an ILH opener Friday at Aloha Stadium. Lorenzo was also part of Kamehameha's rock-hard run defense that limited the Raiders to 6 yards rushing.

Ryan Lum, Kailua: Caught an OIA-record tying 11 passes for 163 yards and 3 TDs in the Surfriders' 58-45 loss to Mililani on Saturday at Aloha Stadium.

Taleki Mailau, Kailua: Passed for 5 TDs and 387 yards in the Surfriders' 58-45 loss to Mililani on Saturday at Aloha Stadium.

Abraham Pavich, McKinley: Threw 4 TD passes as the Tigers beat Nanakuli, 42-0, in an OIA White game Saturday.

VOLLEYBALL

Nicole Miura, Hawaii Baptist: Fired 12 kills as the Eagles outlasted Sacred Hearts, 6-15, 16-14, 17-15 in an ILH season-opening match Saturday.

Kuo Tolentino, Damien: Struck 10 kills as the Monarchs beat Iolani in the season-opener Saturday for both teams.

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WHAT'S IN A (NICK)NAME?

Four Hawaii High School Athletic Association member schools go by the nickname Warriors (Kamehameha, Kapaa, Lanakila Baptist and Waiakea). No word yet on whether University High's Jr. Rainbows are now the Jr. Warriors.

TEN YEARS AGO THIS WEEK

Clint Kuboyama made a crucial stop at the goal line as Punahou beat St. Louis, 17-14, Sept. 7, 1990, at Aloha Stadium. It was St. Louis' first ILH football loss since 1985. The Crusaders had just had a 55-game winning streak snapped the week before by Canyon (Calif.). St. Louis recovered well enough to win its fifth-consecutive ILH and Oahu Prep Bowl championships.

To nominate athletes of the week... 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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FOOTBALL

Top 10 Poll

Hawaii Sports Network Football Coaches and Media

Rank, School	Record*	Points	LW
1. St. Louis (65)	3-0	656	1
2. Kahuku (3)	2-1	571	2
3. Kamehameha (1)	2-0	490	4
4. Waianae	2-0	487	3
5. Waimea	2-0	290	5
6. McKinley	3-0	265	7
7. Mililani	2-1	257	9
8. Maui	3-0	241	6
9. Farrington	2-0	154	8
10. Castle	3-0	90	NR

First-place votes in parentheses

*Includes preseason games

Others receiving votes: Campbell 36, Kailua 29, Punahou 18, Kaimuki 12, Aiea 9, Kealakehe 8, Lahainaluna 7, Iolani 6, (tie) Baldwin, Waiakea 4, Hilo 2.

How the Star-Bulletin voted: 1. St. Louis. 2. Waianae. 3. Kahuku. 4. Waimea. 5. McKinley. 6. Mililani. 7. Kamehameha. 8. Maui. 9. Farrington. 10. Castle.

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League Standings

BIIF

	W	L	T	PF	PA
HPA (2-1)	1	0	0	39	7
Hilo (1-1)	1	0	0	35	13
Kealakehe (2-0)	1	0	0	23	13
Kohala (2-0)	1	0	0	48	6
Honokaa (0-3)	0	1	0	7	39
Ka'u (0-2)	0	1	0	6	48
Konawaena (0-3)	0	1	0	13	35
Waiakea (0-2)	0	1	0	13	23

Last week's scores

Hawaii Prep 39, Honokaa 7

Kealakehe 23, Waiakea 13

Hilo 35, Konawaena 13

Kohala 48, Ka'u 6

Friday's games

Hilo at Waiakea, 5 p.m., 5 p.m. (JV/V)

Honokaa at Konawaena, 5 p.m. (JV/V)

Saturday's games

Hawaii Prep at Ka'u, 6:30 p.m. (V)

Kealakehe at Kohala, 3 p.m. (V)

ILH

	W	L	T	PF	PA
Kamehameha (2-0)	1	0	0	34	14
Punahou (1-1)	1	0	0	35	6
St. Louis (3-0)	1	0	0	49	7
Damien (0-2)	0	1	0	7	49
Iolani (1-2)	0	1	0	14	34
Pac-Five (0-3)	0	1	0	6	35

Last week's scores

Punahou 35, Pac-Five 6

Kamehameha 34, Iolani 14

St. Louis 49, Damien 7

Friday's games

Damien at Punahou, 3:15 p.m.

Kamehameha vs. Pac-Five (Aloha Stadium), 5 p.m.

Iolani vs. St. Louis (Aloha Stadium), 7:45 p.m.

KIF

	W	L	T	PF	PA
Kapaa (1-0)	0	0	0	0	0
Kauai (1-1)	0	0	0	0	0
Waimea (2-0)	0	0	0	0	0

Friday's game

Kapaa vs. Waimea at Vidinha Stadium

MIL

	W	L	T	PF	PA
Lahainaluna (3-0)	2	0	0	55	9
Maui (3-0)	2	0	0	60	8
Baldwin (1-1)	1	0	0	30	0
Kaahumanu Hou (0-1)	0	1	0	0	41
Kekaulike (0-3)	0	2	0	8	70
St. Anthony (1-2)	0	2	0	9	34

Last week's scores

Lahainaluna 41, Kaahumanu Hou 0

Baldwin 30, King Kekaulike 0

Maui 20, St. Anthony 0

Tomorrow's game

Maui vs. Kaahumanu Hou, 6:30 p.m.

Friday's game

Baldwin vs. Lahainaluna, 7:30 p.m.

Saturday's game

St. Anthony vs. King Kekaulike, 7:30 p.m.

All games at War Memorial Stadium

OIA

RED DIVISION

	W	L	T	PF	PA
Kahuku (2-1)	2	0	0	112	18
Mililani (2-1)	2	0	0	87	45
Farrington (2-0)	1	0	0	13	12
Waianae (3-0)	1	0	0	21	6
Aiea (1-2)	1	1	0	28	19
Kaimuki (2-1)	1	1	0	50	60
Leilehua (1-2)	1	1	0	2	62
Kailua (1-2)	0	2	0	51	79
Roosevelt (0-3)	0	2	0	0	31
Waipahu (0-3)	0	2	0	6	48

WHITE DIVISION

	W	L	T	PF	PA
Campbell (3-0)	2	0	0	73	34
Castle (3-0)	2	0	0	98	28
McKinley(3-0)	2	0	0	92	20
Moanalua (2-0)	1	0	0	25	7
Kalani (2-1)	1	1	0	28	26
Kaiser (2-1)	1	1	0	59	70
Pearl City (1-2)	1	1	0	35	47
Waialua (0-2)	0	1	0	20	39
Kalaheo (1-2)	0	2	0	48	107
Nanakuli (0-3)	0	2	0	7	80
Radford (0-3)	0	2	0	22	49

Last week's scores

Kahuku 60, Kaimuki 18

Aiea 16, Waipahu 6

Castle 60, Kalaheo 21

Pearl City 28, Radford 22

Kaiser 39, Waialua 20

Leilehua 2, Roosevelt 0

Campbell 26, Kalani 7

Mililani 58, Kailua 45

McKinley 42, Nanakuli 0

Friday's games

Farrington at Waianae

Kalani vs. Kalaheo at Kaiser

Kaiser at Moanalua

Kahuku at Kailua

McKinley at Campbell

Waialua at Radford

Saturday's games

Aiea at Roosevelt

Kaimuki at Leilehua

Nanakuli at Pearl City

Varsity games begin 25 minutes after end of 5 p.m. JV games.

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Statistics

ILH

RUSHING

	ATT	YDS	TD
LaFountaine, Pun	23	200	3
Weick, Pun	17	161	0
Fiaseau, StL	10	128	4
Seneca, Pac	17	83	0
Fo, Kam	11	75	0
Hookano, Kam	14	75	3

PASSING

	C	A	I	YDS	TD
Ka'aihue, Iol	14	38	0	180	1
Higa, StL	12	18	0	177	2
Fo, Kam	12	19	0	139	1
Buffett, Dam	8	26	0	83	1
Dator, Pac	6	17	1	83	1

RECEIVING

	REC	YDS	TD
Yates, Kam	5	71	0
Goo, Iol	4	62	0
R.Dickerson, StL	3	60	1
Marcouiller, Iol	3	52	1
Mokuahi, StL	3	49	0
Torres, Pac	3	43	0

SCORING

	TD	FG	XP	PTS
Fiaseau, StL	4	0	0	24
Hookano, Kam	3	0	0	18
LaFountaine, Pun	3	0	0	18
Kuna, Pun	2	0	0	12
Bento, StL	0	0	7	7

OIA

RED DIVISION

RUSHING

	ATT	YDS	TD
Daniels, Mil	41	335	8
Mirafuentes, Kaim	21	131	0
Funaki, Kah	11	116	2
Pula, Kah	11	99	4
Ishida, Kaim	14	94	1
Smith, Kah	12	89	1
Fonoimoana, Kah	7	84	2
Harbottle, Kail	14	77	1

PASSING

	C	A	I	YDS	TD
Mailau, Kail	29	61	2	462	5
Olaivar, Aiea	27	55	2	327	0
Sa, Far	23	45	2	301	1
Funaki, Kah	16	23	2	294	4
French, Mil	13	29	1	179	2
Higa, Roos	18	48	5	175	0
Nunuha, Waian	6	9	1	167	1
Feliciano, Lei	13	35	1	151	0
Aga, Waip	15	45	7	104	7
Caires, Kaim	9	34	1	100	3

RECEIVING

	REC	YDS	TD
Lum, Kail	15	218	3
Alexander, Far	10	187	0
Harbottle, Kail	10	158	3
Enriquez, Waian	5	138	1
Tucker, Aiea	9	132	0
Tomas, Lei	8	112	0
Hafoka, Kah	4	84	1
Pula, Kah	4	81	2
Bachelor, Lei	4	77	0
Bebeau, Waian	3	71	0
Perreira, Roos	7	69	0
Macadangdang, Waip	9	65	0
Laolagi, Aiea	6	63	0
Naki, Kail	1	60	0

SCORING

	TD	FG	XP	PTS
Daniels, Mil	8	0	0	48
Pula, Kah	6	0	0	36
Faimealelei, Kaim	2	2	6	24
Harbottle, Kail	4	0	0	24
Fonoimoana, Kah	3	0	0	18
Lum, Kail	3	0	0	18
Au, Kah	2	0	2	14
Kamakawiwo'ole, Kaim	2	0	2	14
Harris, Mil	0	1	10	13

WHITE DIVISION

RUSHING

	ATT	YDS	TD
Segovia, Cas	18	307	4
Fonoti, McK	18	207	1
Marzan, Kaln	12	147	1
Meyers, Nan	19	133
Saito, Cam	16	132	1
Higa, PC	11	125	1
Dement, Kaln	36	116	0
Rabaino, Cam	10	111	1
Ioane, Rad	19	102	2

PASSING

	C	A	I	YDS	TD
Lemau, Cam	38	55	2	530	7
Bernard, Kais	32	68	7	512	6
M.Garcia, Kalah	25	56	2	430	5
Botelho, Cas	29	41	0	410	6
Pavich, McK	25	34	1	372	7
Strombach, Moan	9	14	2	272	2
Riego de Dios, PC	4	16	2	132	2
Isomura, Wail	7	19	1	101	2

RECEIVING

	REC	YDS	TD
Napihaa, Cam	15	204	2
Jarrett, PC	4	164	2
Kam, Moan	2	137	2
Pai, Kais	6	131	1
Ornellas, Kalah	3	129	2
Pau, McK	8	114	1
Miranda, Cas	7	105	2
Kepa, McK	5	104	1
Doo, Kais	9	102	1
Esteban, Kais	4	96	2
Morck, Cam	7	95	1
Michelman, Cas	5	92	0
Hicks, McK	5	91	3
Ijima, Kalah	3	91	1
Segovia, Cas	5	91	1
Caballes, Cam	2	80	2

SCORING

	TD	FG	XP	PTS
Segovia, Cas	5	0	2	32
Miranda, Cas	2	1	9	24
Hicks, McK	3	0	2	20
Kam, Moan	3	0	0	18
Kepa, McK	3	0	0	18
Terry, McK	3	0	0	18
Beers, Kais	2	0	4	16
Napihaa, Cam	2	0	2	14

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VOLLEYBALL

League Standings

ILH

Varsity Girls

Team	W	L	GB
Kamehameha	2	0	--
Punahou	2	0	--
St. Francis	2	0	--
La Pietra	1	0	1/2
University	1	0	1/2
Hawaii Baptist	1	1	1
Iolani	1	1	1
Hanalani	0	1	1 1/2
Sacred Hearts	0	1	1 1/2
Mid-Pacific	0	2	2
St. Andrew’s	0	2	2
Maryknoll	0	2	2

Saturday's results

St. Francis def. Iolani, 15-8, 15-9

Punahou def. Maryknoll, 15-6, 15-9

Kamehameha def. St. Andrew's, 15-0, 15-9

University def. Hanalani, 15-3, 15-7

Hawaii Baptist def. Sacred Hearts, 6-15, 16-14, 17-15

La Pietra def. Mid-Pacific, 15-7, 15-7

Last night's results

Kamehameha def. Mid-Pacific, 15-5, 15-2

Iolani def. Hawaii Baptist, 15-3, 15-4

Punahou def. St. Andrew's Priory, 15-3, 15-10

St. Francis def. Maryknoll, 15-8, 15-9

Kill leaders--Pun: Caroline Ane 7, Milia Macfarlane 7. StA: Jamie Makiya 5. StF: Kalae Araujo 6. Mrykl: Melanie Tang 6.

Junior varsity girls

Punahou Gold def. St. Francis, 14-12, 15-9

Varsity Boys

Team	W	L	GB
Damien	1	0	--
Lutheran	1	0	--
Punahou	1	0	--
St. Louis	1	0	--
Hawaii Baptist	1	1	--
Iolani	1	1	1/2
Kamehameha	1	1	1/2
University	0	0	1/2
Hanalani	0	1	1
Maryknoll	0	1	1
Mid-Pacific	0	2	1 1/2

Saturday's results

Hawaii Baptist def. Hanalani, 15-3, 15-6

Damien def. Iolani, 15-13, 10-15, 15-13

St. Louis def. Kamehameha, 12-15, 15-8, 15-10

Punahou def. Maryknoll, 15-4, 15-1

Lutheran def. Mid-Pacific, 15-9, 15-8

Last night's results

Kamehameha def. Mid-Pacific, 11-15, 15-7, 15-3

Iolani def. Hawaii Baptist, 15-12, 13-15, 15-10

Kill leaders--Iol: Bobby Nash 14. HBA: Matt Bninski 18, Bryan Carvalho 11, Dayson Lee 10.

Junior varsity boys

Punahou Blue def. Lanakila Baptist, 15-12, 15-6

Punahou Gold def. Damien, 13-5, 15-6

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BOWLING

ILH

At Fort Shafter Lanes

Yesterday's results

Varsity girls

Hawaii Baptist 3, St. Francis 0

Iolani 2, Sacred Hearts 1

Maryknoll 2, Kamehameha 1

Mid-Pacific 3, Lutheran H.S. 0

Punahou 3, University High 0

High games--203: Naona Ferreira, Kam. 199: Mika Shimabukuro, HBA. 183: Lauren Hung, Mrykl. 182: Shaye Okutani, LHS. 181: Janelle Fukumoto, Iol. 176: Beth Asano, Pun. 171: Holly Wakazuru, UHS. 164: Jennie Pinpin, StF. 162: Jessica Taum, SHA. 157: Melanie Young, MPI.

High series--523: N. Ferreira, Kam. 511: M. Shimabukuro, HBA. 494: Jennifer Anwar, Mryknl. 489: B. Asano, Pun. 487: S. Okutani, LHS. 469: J. Taum, SHA. 444: J. Pinpin, StF. 421: M. Young, MPI. 417: H. Wakazuru, UHS. 360: Lisha Wong, Iol.

Junior varsity girls

Hawaii Baptist 3, St. Francis 0

Iolani 2, Sacred Hearts 1

Kamehameha 2, Maryknoll 1

St. Andrew's White 2, Mid-Pacific 1

Boys Varsity

Friday's matches

At Fort Shafter Lanes

St. Louis vs. Assets

Mid-Pacific vs. Damien

Iolani vs. University

Punahou vs. Hawaii Baptist