CALENDAR
BASEBALL Today
Oahu AJA: Sheridan vs. Aiea, 6:30 p.m., Ala Wai Field; Kaneohe vs. Waipahu, 7 p.m., Hans L'Orange Field.
BASKETBALL
Hawaiian Airlines State Boys' Tournament: First round, Kealakehe vs. Kamehameha, 6 p.m., Punahou vs. Kaimuki, 7:30 p.m., Radford H.S. Gym; Baldwin vs. Castle, 6 p.m., Mililani vs. Waimea, 7:30 p.m., Kekuhaupio Gym.
VOLLEYBALL
MPSF men: Hawaii vs. Long Beach State, 7 p.m., Stan Sheriff Center.
BASEBALL Tomorrow
College: Hawaii vs. Brigham Young, 6:35 p.m., Murakami Stadium.
Oahu AJA: Manoa vs. Pearl City, 6:30 p.m., Ala Wai Field; Mililani vs. Waialae, 7 p.m., Hans L'Orange.
BASKETBALL
Hawaiian Airlines State Boys' Tournament: Quarterfinal round, Lahainaluna vs. Punahou/Kaimuki winner, 6 p.m., Kalaheo vs. Kealakehe/Kamehameha winner, 7:30 p.m., Radford H.S. Gym; Waiakea vs. Mililani/Waimea winner, 6 p.m., Iolani vs. Baldwin/Castle winner, 7:30 p.m., Kekuhaupio Gym.
WAC men: Hawaii vs. Tulsa, 7 p.m., Stan Sheriff Center.
Lady Aztec Spring Invitational GOLF
College women
At San Marcos, Calif.
Final results
Team standings
Colorado St. 308-318 -- 626 Washington 322-306 -- 628 Kent St. 319-314 -- 633 Michigan 324-319 -- 643 UC Irvine 321-324 -- 645 UNLV 331-316 -- 647 Illinois 323-327 -- 650 Denver 321-330 -- 651 Long Beach St. 324-331 -- 655 San Diego St. 330-326 -- 656 Northern Arizona 325-338 -- 663 CS Northridge 333-330 -- 663 Portland St. 333-333 -- 666 Portland 332-335 -- 667 Southern Illinois 337-332 -- 669 Hawaii 342-335 -- 677 Oregon 346-332 -- 678 Weber St. 351-348 -- 699 UC Riverside 350-349 -- 699 Sacramento St. 352-361 -- 713 Individual leaders Hwanhee Lee, UNLV 76-74 -- 150 Mayumi Motoyama, CSU 75-76 -- 151 Stella Lee, UCI 74-78 -- 152 Kelli Kamimura, Wash. 81-72 -- 153 Sandy Kim, SDSU 78-75 -- 153 Hawaii participants Rene Krause (T-41) 83-83 -- 166 Laura DeLucia (T-49) 87-81 -- 168 Lara Quinn (T-66) 86-85 -- 171 Bobbie Arakawa (T-72) 86-86 -- 172 Kristin Scholl (T-92) 87-95 -- 182
At West Loch Course OIA East
Yesterday, par 72
Boys
Arnold Sano, Moanalua 36-37 -- 73 Jonathan Hirata, Castle 36-38 -- 74 Koa Furtado, Kalaheo 37-37 -- 74 Landon Mizuguchi, Kaiser 37-39 -- 76 Neal Manutai, Moanalua 36-42 -- 78 Sam Rodrigues, Kalaheo 40-38 -- 78 Nicholas Matsuoka, Kalani 41-38 -- 79 Ryan Perez, Moanalua 41-38 -- 79 Jason Wong, Moanalua 34-46 -- 80 Jared Matsuda, Kailua 41-41 -- 82 Kyle Kunioka, Kailua 43-39 -- 82 Girls Ayumi Hori, Moanalua 38-35 -- 73 Xyra Suyetsugu, Roosevelt 36-39 -- 75 Tiffany Takao, McKinley 41-43 -- 84 Nancy Shon, Roosevelt 45-46 -- 91 Tamlyn Toyama, Moanalua 47-44 -- 91 Elyse Sugimoto, Moanalua 42-50 -- 92 Tiffany Ishihara-Paraso, Roosevelt 44-49 -- 93 Chrissy White, Kalani 48-48 -- 96
Sunday MOTOCROSS
HMA Races
PW 50--1. Reyden Travaso. 2. Jayce Young. 3. TJ Fitzsimmons.
50 beginner--1. Jacob Countryman. 2. Prestin Cummings. 3. Kawai Keliihoomalu-Abregano.
50 advance--1. Curren Fujio. 2. Rusty Naparan. 3. Jaren Rodrigues.
60/65cc--1. C. Fujio. 2. Russell Sharpe. 3. Jeremy Ng.
80cc--1. Kainoa Kamakaala. 2. Kai Pattison. 3. Ekolu Kaahu.
125 novice--1. Glen Santamaria. 2. Randy Ramos.
250 novice--1. Alban Pires. 2. Anthony Empting. 3. Aaron Pennington.
125 amateur--1. Brennen Rodrigues. 2. Dustin Clark. 3. Miles McKeone.
250 amateur--1. Kelwin Jiminez. 2. Jeremy Barrett. 3. Chris Montayre.
125 expert--1. RJ Carvalho. 2. Raleigh Robertson. 3. Kepa Alameda.
250 expert--1. RJ Carvalho. 2. Sean McWhirr. 3. R. Robertson.
Masters--1. John Butcher. 2. Mike Zane. 3. Allan Vasconcellos.
Open--1. Mike Sulastri. 2. KX Mike Segura. 3. Edwin Gonzales.
Vet B--A. Empting.
Barkbusters--1. M. Sulastri. 2. K. Jiminez. 3. M. Segura.
Vet A--1. S. McWhirr. 2. Sam Bird. 3. J. Butcher.
Koolau Klassic SOFTBALL
College
At BYU-Hawaii FieldChampionship
Hawaii-Hilo 5, Chaminade 0
Winning pitcher--Kristine Kahoalii.
Leading hitters--CU: Alicia Quindt, 2-3. UHH: Claresa Asuncion, 2-3, 2b; Diana Kim, 2b.Monday's other games
Concordia 6, BYU-Hawaii 1
Hawaii-Hilo 3, Concordia 1
Chaminade 3, Hawaii Pacific 2
Winning pitchers--Con: Christie Shankles. UHH: Tara Martinez. Cham: Melissa Marquez.
Leading hitters--Con-1: Nicole Lev, 3-5; Molly Slane, 2-4, 2b; Laura Miklos, 2-4. UHH: Diana Kim, 2-3, 2b. Con-2: M. Slane, 2-3. Cham: Alicia Quindt, 2-3, 2 RBIs. HPU: Tascha Berinobis, solo HR.
Monday BASEBALL
Oahu AJA
Kaneohe 29, Waialae 2
Winning pitcher--Eric Lum.
Leading hitters--Kan: Aaron Izu, 4-4, 2 2bs, 4 RBIs; Jonah Martin, 4-7, 4 RBIs; Chad Uyehara, 3-6, 2 RBIs. Waial: Marcus Murakami, 3-4; Alvin Yano, 2-3.Sunday
Waipahu 11, Aiea 1
Kaneohe 17, Pearl City 7
Winning pitchers--Waip: Tony St. John. Kan: Ryan Matsuda.
Leading hitters--Waip: Ricky Tahara, 3-4, 2b; Nelson Inabata, 2-2, 2b; Timo Donahue, 2-3, 2 RBIs. Aiea: Eric Tanigawa, 2-3; Cory Yonemoto, 2-3. Kan: Aaron Izu, 3-4, 2-run HR, 4 RBIs; Jonah Martin, 3-4. PC: Darin Murakami, 3-5, 2 RBIs.
Athletes of the Week
BOYS
>> Ikaika Alama-Francis, Kalaheo basketball: Scored 25 points to lead the Mustangs to a 61-57 win over Mililani in the Oahu Interscholastic Association championship game. His slam to give Kalaheo a 59-57 lead was the difference in the game. He also scored 18 in Kalaheo's 64-51 semifinal win over Castle.
GIRLS
>> Mahie Atay, Baldwin soccer: The senior goalkeeper was named the most outstanding player at the Meadow Gold Girls State Soccer Championships. She faced 55 shots in the Bears' final two matches and allowed just two goals. She stopped two Punahou penalty kicks in the semifinals to lead Baldwin to its third consecutive state final.
Honor Roll
BASKETBALL
>> Rashaun Broadus, Mililani: Scored 45 points in two games to lead the Trojans to a second-place finish in the OIA playoffs. The senior guard hit for 22 in a semifinal win over Kaimuki and 23 in a loss to Kalaheo in the final.>> D.C. Daniels, Kalaheo: Hit for 24 points to lead the Mustangs past Castle in an OIA semifinal.
>> Joel Botelho, Castle: Scored 21 points to lead Castle to a 61-36 win over Kaimuki in the OIA third-place game.
>> Daniel Tautofi, Kaimuki: Scored 16 points and grabbed 12 rebounds in the Bulldogs' loss to Mililani in the OIA semifinals.
>> Nalu Perkins, Kamehameha: Made three 3-point shots and finished with 12 points to help lead the Warriors to a 42-34 win over St. Louis in the Interscholastic League of Honolulu tournament final. The win gave Kamehameha the league's last state tournament berth.
>> Chris Hoe, Mid-Pacific: Made all six of his free throw attempts in overtime to help MPI beat Damien 65-61 in the ILH tournament.
>> Ranson DeCosta, Damien: The ILH's leading scorer finished the season by hitting for 23 points, including five 3-point shots, against Mid-Pacific.
>> Tristan Child, University: Nailed five 3-pointers in the Jr. Bows' loss to Maryknoll.
GIRLS SOCCER
>> Meadow Gold Girls State Soccer Championship all-tournament team: Goalkeeper: Eryn Kishimoto, Mililani. Forwards: Kami Kapaku, Baldwin; Carmen Calpo, Pearl City. Midfielders: Kimberly Unten, Aiea; Romy Trigg-Smith, Punahou; Koren Takeyama, Baldwin; Jolie Nitta, Mililani. Defenders: Jen Loo, Mililani; Mallory Iha, Mililani; Charlene Lui, Punahou; Kapuaimilia Atay, Baldwin.>> Anela Gonzales, Kailua: Scored three goals in four matches to lead the Surfriders to a tie for fifth-place in the tournament.
>> Kainoa Correa, King Kekaulike: Scored five goals in three state tournament matches to carry Na Alii to the consolation title.
>> Allison Lipsher, Punahou: Made several spectacular saves to help the Buffanblu to a third-place finish.
PADDLING
>> Sanoe Lee, Amanda Snodgrass and Faren Salis, Castle: Paddled on two winning crews to help the Knights win the OIA paddling championship. The trio helped Castle win the varsity girls and mixed races.
>> Swimming and tennis are the oldest sports sponsored by the Hawaii High School Athletic Association. Since the creation of the state swimming championships in 1958, Punahou has won 39 boys titles and 41 girls championships. Now You Know
The only other schools to win championships are Kaiser (boys 1987 and '88), Iolani (boys 1996, girls 1996 and '98), Hawaii Prep (boys 1998), Baldwin (boys 2000) and Kailua (girls 1973).
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