Kahuku rolls to 9-0 by
beating Farrington

The Big Red Machine is humming along.

Artevia Wily scored 13 points, dished out six assists and grabbed five rebounds as Kahuku rolled over Farrington 59-29 last night at the Lady Governors' gym.

Kahuku (15-2), ranked No. 4 in the Star-Bulletin Girls Basketball Top 10, improved to 9-0 in Oahu Interscholastic Association East play. Farrington (11-7) slipped to 3-6 with a loss to another ranked team.

"It was a buzz saw again. It's like they're on a mission," Farrington coach Jenic Tumaneng said of the visiting Lady Raiders. "I like what our girls did. They didn't give up."

Kamaile Hughes continued to be a huge X factor for Kahuku. The 5-foot-11 softball standout scored 11 points, all in the first half. Aisha Ale hustled for eight points, six boards and three blocked shots.

Camilla Ah-Hoy chipped in with eight points and five assists.

The Lady Raiders shot 48 percent from the field (25 of 52) against Farrington's 2-3 zone and man-to-man defenses. Ten of their 11 baskets in the first half came on assists. Wily shot 5-for-9 from the field and had just three turnovers.

Kahuku committed just 13 turnovers in all. Early on, however, the game was relatively even.

The Lady Governors got into the bonus late in the first quarter, but didn't take advantage. A 3-pointer by C'ani Kealoha from the top of the key tied the game at 11 early in the second quarter. Kahuku responded with a turnaround bank shot by Hughes and four quick points by Wily.

Kahuku switched out of its man defense to 1-3-1 and 2-3 zones in the final 3:49 of the half. Farrington missed four free-throw attempts in a row, igniting a 7-0 run by the visitors. Ah-Hoy drained an open 3-pointer from the right wing and Hughes swished two foul shots as Kahuku opened a 29-16 lead late in the half.

Farrington struggled in the third quarter, going 7 minutes without scoring while committing five more turnovers. Kahuku's 11-0 run put the game out of reach.

Kapio Alatasi led Farrington with eight points. Farrington shot 21 percent from the floor against the taller Lady Raiders. With center Bryanna Tatupu-Leopoldo out with an ankle injury, the Govs were outrebounded 35-22.

"Their guards are bigger than ours, and they threw over our traps," Tumaneng said.

"They looked in playoff form already."

Farrington goes on the road for three crucial games. Six of the seven teams in the East will qualify for the playoffs, which gives the Govs a decent shot at a playoff berth.

"Hopefully, we can keep our spirits up and get ready for these next three games," Tumaneng said.

The East has secured all state berths in the OIA for the past two years.

At Farrington H.S. gym

Kahuku (9-0)	11	18	13	17	--	59
Farrington (3-6)	8	9	2	9	--	29

KAHUKU--Ane Vea 2, Camilla Ah-Hoy 8, Artevia Wily 13, Tina Soliai 3, Christine Meredith 6, Aisha Ale 8, Noel Au 2, Kamaile Hughes 11, Luseane Kauvaka , Adrianna Galeai 4, Lily Natu 2, Kaimi Ah Puck 0, Salote Livai 0, Leann Mapu 0.
FARRINGTON--Malia Segundo 0, C'ani Kealoha 3, Sandy Valdez 1, Tanya Sale 7, Shirlynn Tambua 0, Kalani Alatasi 2, Joanna Montero 0, Kapio Alatasi 8, Tatiana Alualu 4, Kirstyn Vaa 4.
3-point goals -- Kahuku 2(Ah-Hoy, Soliai), Farrington 3 (Alatasi 2, Kealoha).
Junior varsity -- Kahuku 59, Farrington 45

No. 6 Kalaheo 59, Roosevelt 31

Taylor Smith scored 18 points as the Mustangs defeated the Rough Riders. Shanadee Cannon added 11 points for the Mustangs.
At Roosevelt H.S. gym

Kalaheo (8-1)	15	10	14	20	--	59
Roosevelt (3-5)	14	1	7	9	--	31

KALAHEO--Hoku Kaiu-Denning 0, Shaina Siliga 5, Randi Farstad 2, Lohi Aweau 0, Kaila Samson 3, Shanadee Canon 11, Brianne Villarosa 3, Taylor Smith 18, Katie Lintz 4, Kendra Fischer 0, Kaliko Kepa 10, Kathleen Hicks 3.
ROOSEVELT--Dianna Zane 0, Tati Beasley 6, Chelsie Kadota 8, Dasha Kawakami 0, Larisa Nakasone 0, Kaitlynn Simmonds 3, Melanie Nakatani 3, Nicole Yoshimoto 5, Noelle Kawelo 2, Shannon Miyashiro 4, Kayleen Kaaiai 0, Chevelle Kauahipaula 0.
3-point goals -- Kalaheo 1(Samson), Roosevelt 2 (Kadota, Yoshimoto).
Junior varsity -- Roosevelt 54, Kalaheo 27

No. 8 Kaiser 47, Moanalua 25

Kilioe Aliifua dominated play under the basket, scoring 18 points as the Cougars pounded the Menehunes.
Nicole Lehner and Sharde Pratt added 10 points apiece for the Cougars.

Jade Miller led Moanalua with eight points.

At Kaiser H.S. gym

Moanalua (1-8)	4	6	8	7	--	25
Kaiser (5-3)	9	14	17	7	--	47

MOANALUA--Jamie Ronolo 5, Indah Widyakusuma 2, Terina Blue 0, Mesha Macadangdang 0, Traci Yoshikawa 2, Jade Miller 8, Britni Ronolo 6, F. Tericha 2.
KAISER--Nicole Lehner 10, Jaime Nerona 0, Kehau Bangay 0, Jolie Yoshino 5, Sharde Pratt 10, Rene Shitanishi 2, Kelsey Beck 2, Kilioe Aliifua 18.
Junior varsity -- Moanalua 35, Kaiser 25

oia division iiWaipahu 30, Aiea 28

Nicole Enos scored 12 points as the Marauders defeated Na Alii.
Aiea failed to score on two attempts in the final seconds to allow Waipahu to hold on for the win.

Capri Holiona scored 10 points to lead Na Alii.

At Waipahu H.S. gym

Aiea (8-4)	13	2	7	6	--	28
Waipahu (2-9)	7	11	10	2	--	30

AIEA--Shareyn Muneoka 2, Jessica Tan 0, Chelsea Puma 0, Shannon Nahoopii 0, Michelle Shiroma 0, Zori Drew 8, Felicia Liilii 3, Nohelani Fonoti 0, Kalei Castillo 5, Capri Holiona 10.
WAIPAHU--Malia Spencer 3, Tiffany Caliboso 6, April Tolete 0, Margaret Siligo 0, Ashley Mendoza 0, Maile Spencer 1, Joyce Baptista 2, Hazel Aquino 0, Nicole Enos 12, Renee Busch 2, Tiare Kaulupali 4.
Junior varsity -- Waipahu 24, Aiea 23

Castle 56, Waialua 35

Shanyn Fafard-Kaaihue scored 17 points to lead the Knights past the Bulldogs. Uilani Kekauoha and Audrey Ako added 11 points each.
Chelsey Ramirez led the Bulldogs with 16 points. Jamie Souza added 10.

At Castle H.S. gym

Waialua (5-6)	9	7	13	6	--	35
Castle (10-1)	10	19	15	12	--	56

WAIALUA--Shalane Manuel 0, Christina Dunn 5, Erica Tuyay 0, Jessica Miller 0, Noe DelaPena-Hoopai 4, Jamie Souza 10, Chelsey Ramirez 16, Chasity Suyat 0.
CASTLE--Candyce Ames 0, Niki Kobashigawa 0, Kellsie Sasaki 3, Uilani Kekauoha 11, Audrey Ako 11, Tracie Kam 6, Shanyn Fafard-Kaaihue 17, Titi Kawainui 8, Sao Lefotu 0, Kawena Kawainui 0.
3-point goals -- Waialua 3 (Ramirez 2, Dunn).
Junior varsity -- Waialua 28, Castle 17

Kaimuki 43, Waianae 24

Paige Moi and Keri Nakahashi both scored 11 points to lead the Bulldogs past the Seariders. Flora Mesa added eight points.
At Waianae H.S. gym

Kaimuki (8-3)	12	10	17	4	--	43
Waianae (2-9)	2	10	7	5	--	24

KAIMUKI-- Flora Mesa 8, Mindy Hirokawa 4, Keri Kaneshiro 0, Nicole Sasaki 0, Kanoe Nicola 2, Chelsea Gornichec 2, Rachelle Butler 0, Paige Moi 11, Ashley Moi 5, Chasity Laulusa 0, Keri Nakahashi 11.
WAIANAE--Danielle Lovell 6, Kahea Kelii 2, Priscilla Mathewson 0, Olivia Vasquez 4, Aliah Irvine 0, Naomi Endo 0, Melody Moe 2, Serita Ulu 2, Kuuipo Babayos 5, Afi Tago 0, Teisi Mohulamu 3.
3-point goals -- Kaimuki 3 (Nakahashi), Waianae 1 (Babayos).
Junior varsity -- Waianae 41, Kaimuki 32

Kalani 76, Thompson 29

Chloe Martin scored a game-high 17 points, including two 3-pointers to lead the Falcons past the Sharks.
Ramona Soosenuu and Christine Wray led Thompson with eight points apiece.

At Kalani H.S. gym

Thompson (0-11)	2	14	11	2	--	29
Kalani (9-2)	21	17	14	24	--	76

THOMPSON--Kayla Torres-Petrone 2, Ramona Soosenuu 8 , Melissa Fern 2, Alanna Fern 0, Britnee Greene 0, Christina Sei 4, Tatiana Wilbur 5, Ilorra Fern 0, Christine Wray 8.
KALANI--Chloe Martin 17, Brandi Yamauchi 8, Megan Kamehiro 4, Kim Cabuyadao 4, Mana Camara 2, Yasmina Taketa 8, Chelsea Kimura 6, Nicole Isemoto 3, Kacie Gushiken 10, Liandra Bonifacio 4, Kerri Chikamori 10.
3-point goals -- Thompson 4 (Wray 2, Soosenuu 2), Kalani 5 (Martin 2, Chikamori, Kimura, Isemoto).

ILH

Division II
La Pietra 50, Christian Academy 38
Word of Life 44, Hanalani 37
Leading scorers--LaP: Courtney Gaddis 16, Elizia McGuire 10, Megan Berardi 10. CA: Momoko Metzker 14, Hannah Edwards 10, Ashley Medcalf 10. WOL: Justine Sampaga 14, Moanai McBrann 10. Hanl: Sachi Seaburn 10, Riane Shintaku 10.

Junior varsity girls
Division I
Iolani 48, Punahou Blue 23
Punahou Gold 43, Kamehameha White 34