Scoreboard

By Star-Bulletin Staff

Wednesday, March 11, 1998

Today

Baseball

Oahu Senior AJA Playoffs: Championship bracket, Sheridan vs. Manoa, 7 p.m., Hans L'Orange Field; Consolation bracket, Waipahu vs. Ewa, 6:30 p.m., Ala Wai Field.

Basketball

NIT First-Round Game: Hawaii vs. Arizona State, 7:30 p.m., Stan Sheriff Center.

Tennis

WAC Men and Women: Tulsa vs. Hawaii, 3:30 p.m., UH Courts.

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Tomorrow

Cycling

Outrigger Hotels Hawaiian Mountain Tour: Day 1, Cross-country and downhill races, 8 a.m.-3 p.m., Pupukea/Waimea Valley. Admission and parking free.

Softball

Bank of Hawaii Wahine Invitational: Tulsa vs. Tennessee-Chattanooga, 2 p.m.; Notre Dame vs. Tokyo, 4 p.m.; Hawaii vs. Loyola Marymount, 6 p.m., Rainbow Wahine Stadium.

Tennis

College Men: Hawaii vs. Emory, 3:30 p.m., UH Courts.

College Women: Hawaii vs. Wisconsin-Milwaukee, noon; Hawaii vs. Hawaii-Hilo, 4 p.m., UH Courts.

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SUMO

Spring Grand Tournament

At Osaka, Japan

Day 4

Higonoumi (2-2) d. Akinoshu (2-2)

Hamanoshima (2-2) d. Kitakachidoki (2-2)

Asanowaka (2-2) d. Asahiyutaka (2-2)

Asanosho (3-1) d. Mitoizumi (3-1)

Kotoinazuma (2-2) d. Kyokutenho (1-3)

Gojoro (2-2) d. Mainoumi (1-3)

Tamakasuga (2-2) d. Terao (2-2)

Minatofuji (4-0) d. Oginishiki (1-3)

Tosanoumi (3-1) d. Kyokushuzan (1-3)

Wakanojo (1-3) d. Aogiyama (2-2)

Tochinowaka (2-2) d. Kotonowaka (2-2)

Kotoryu (1-3) d. Takatoriki (3-1)

Kotonishiki (2-2) d. Tochiazuma (2-2)

Musoyama (2-2) d. Kaio (2-2)

Wakanohana (4-0) d. Ganyu (1-3)

Tochinonada (1-3) d. Takanonami (2-2)

Musashimaru (3-1) d. Akinoshima (2-2)

Akebono (2-2) d. Chiyotaikai (3-1)

Shikishima (1-3) d. Takanohana (1-3)

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BODYBUILDING

Hawaiian Classic

Championships

At Hyatt Regency Hotel

Men Masters

Overall: Norman Aleong. Best poser: Norman Aleong.

Lightweight: 1. Marchael Andres. 2. Herbert Sellers. 3. Rocky Inso. 4. Justin Wilson. 5. Torrell Smorr.

Heavyweight: 1. Norman Aleong. 2. Hannu Selin. 3. Roger Kehler. 4. Puni Puni Jr. 5. Cecil Gee.

Women's Open

1. Elizabeth Thompson. 2. Glynis Ramirez. 3. Ilima Vicente.

Novice Men

Overall: Sam Kreutz. Best poser: Sam Kreutz.

Lightweight: 1. Bruce Santiago. 2. Noel Popham. 3. Troy Inouye. 4. Arnold Neyra. 5. Juanito Quiton.

Middleweight: 1. Ron Clair. 2. Aaron Tamaye. 3. Bobby Cobangbang. 4. Rich Bresnahan. 5. Dashawn Parks.

Light heavyweight: 1. Kurt Kikuyama. 2. Jeff Walters. 3. Jeff Sarae. 4. Puni Puni Jr. 5. Darnell Lardge.

Heavyweight: 1. Sam Kreutz. 2. Miecheal Stennis. 3. Thomas Smith. 4. Reginald Gee. 5. Reginal Alston.

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TAE KWONDO

Hawaii State Championships

At Kailua High School

Gold medal winners

Forms competition

Adult black belt: Todd Koyanagi, Tamara McCutcheon, Sapphire Anderson.

Children's black belt: Mark Soriano, D.J. Kim, Paul Saloma, Dayna Keolanui, Kelly Bongolan, Felip Tan.

Adult color belt: Lianne Ho, Nicholas Tudisco, Tarzan Gamule, Hae Yong Pae, Brassie Anderson, Stephanie Beckel, Lisa Cain.

Children's color belt: Dorilynne Wong, Isaac Yuen, Erica Ballesteros, Thomas Billing, Chadd Enriquez, Jacob Raushenburg, Alexa Von Arnswaldt, Kalani Souza, Kahai Lazo Hui, Wook-Jae Yoo, Brynne Asing, Jonathon Lee, Blayne Asing, Anna Oshiro, Gary Bassesteros, Ashley Cuson, Kristian Scott, James McDonough, Ivy Lee, Samantha Campos, Kaipo Cayetano, Codi-Allen Pilanca, Douglas Ho, Skylar York, Brian Park, Chris Tazono, John Henry Lucker.

Sparring competition

Men's black belt: Daniel Kim, Darrel Woods, Stu Suimatatela, Tom Schaefer, Matthew Starr, Erik Larsen, Ross Kondo.

Women's black belt: Elizabeth Evans, Brandi McDowell, Leina Okuhara, Sapphire Anderson.

Boys' black belt: C.J. Paet, Mark Soriano, Felip Tran, Christopher Procopio, Insong Marshall, John Newman, Kekoa Masutani, Sheldon Yamauchi, Stafford Yamauchi, Victor Lee, Casey Paet.

Girls' black belt: Chelsea Auhoy, Kelly Bongolan, Tristie Tajima, Dayna Kea'anui, Natasha Lagupa.

Men's color belt: Bill Asing, Chris Castro, Brett Koki, Robert Kiyorro, Chris Miller, Scott Mahoeli, Kuen Pak.

Women's color belt: Michelle Johnson, Lisa Cain.

Boys' color belt: Christopher Lee, Shannon Kim, Antonio Rivera, Toby Kim, Jonathan Lee, Stanley Park, Chico Clemente, Cole Horiba, Justin Swanson, Shawn Piocares, Brian Akin, Joshua Sam, Chase Gulstrom, Jacob Rauschenburg, Jaysen Ishida, William Poke, Jensen Isheda, Keana Pimento, Bronson Cayetano, Jordan Rauschenburg, Jason Viena, Blaine Morton, Daniel Kang, James McDonough, Paul Dahleen, Rex Kahumoku, Jeffrey Laqihan, Hae Young, Nick Tudisco, Isaac Adams, Joseph Oshiro, Chester Amodo, Jimmy Dino, Kenneth Choi, Daniel Eichelberger, Tom Billins, Wook-Jae Yoo, Kawehi Kamahele, Chad Adams, Kaipo Cayetano, Brandon Lee.

Girls' color belt: Kaha'i Lazohui, Ui-Hirao Solem, Laura Perreira, Francina Savusa, Erica Ballesteros, Stephanie Beckel, Jasmine Cronin, Virginia Paisa.

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MARTIAL ARTS

Statewide Championships

At Palama Settlement

Weapons

Boys and Girls, 8-and-under: Matthew Lucio, Godin's. 9-11: Shane Irish, Godin's. 12-14: Donovan Gaboya, Devalentino.

Men 18-and-over, brown belt: Jerome Jackson, Devalentino. Men 18-and-over, black belt: Lee Manibog, LKK.

Kata-Kempo

Girls, 7-8: Shyla Apo, LKK. Girls, 9-11: Kaipo Machado, LKK. Girls 12-14: Jaymie Balidoy, CHA-3. Women, 18-and-over, color belt: Yvonne Castro, NAK.

Boys, 6-and-under: Kaniala Benjamin-Luis, Godin's. Boys, 7-8: Matthew Lucio, Godin's. Boys, 9-11: Shane Irish, Godin's. Boys, 12-4 novice: Martin Ishikawa, Kajukenbo. Boys, 12-14 advanced: Donovan Gaboya, HSD. Men, 18-and-over, color belt: Jeffrey Namihira, CHA-3. Men, 18-and-over, brown and black belt: Palani Allen, Vierra's.

Kata-Traditional

Boys and Girls, 8-and-under: Ron Tamayo, Samson. 9-11 novice: Allan Agustin, Samson. 9-11 advanced: Juvi Carlos, Samson. 12-14 novice: Romeo Mayrena Jr., Samson. 12-14 advanced: Donovan Gaboya, Devalentino. 15-17: Cherelyn Jacobe, Samson. Men, 18-and-over, brown and black belt: Lee Manibog, LKK.

Kumite

Girls, 5-6: Jasmine Anunciacion, Drew's. Girls, 7-8: Tani Ader, Tiffany's. Girls, 9-11: Audenne Valdez, Samson. Girls, 12-14 novice: Melanie Emmsley, CHA-3. Girls, 12-14 advanced: Jaimee Rasor, Pohnel's. Girls, 15-17: Maria Manandic, Vierra's. Women, 18-and-over, color belt: Kelly Schmidt, HSD.

Boys, 5-and-under: Zackary Hamasaki, KUH. Boys, 6-7 novice: Justin-Michael Tacub, KUH. Boys, 6-7 advanced: Daniel Aki Jr., Takeuchi's. Boys, 8-9 novice: Fredireck Quiambao, KUH. Boys, 8-9 advanced: Ren Kuwahara, KUH. Boys, 10-11 novice: David Balicao, HSD. Boys, 10-11 advanced: Bronson Tiwanak, CHA-3. Boys, 12-13 novice: Romeo Mayrena Jr., Samson. Boys, 12-13 advanced: Felix Jaralba Jr., CHA-3. Boys, 14-15 novice: Jason Cacpal, Vierra's. Boys, 14-15 advanced: Kainoa Tiffany, Tiffany's. Boys, 16-17 novice: Glenn Meyers, HSD. Boys, 16-17 advanced: Palani Allen, Vierra's. Men, 18-and-over, color belt nocice: Henry Shy Jr., KUH. Men, 18-and-over, color belt advanced: Edwin Ibara Jr., Vierra's. Men, 18-and-over, brown belt: Jessie Saribay, Vierra's. Men, 18-and-over, black belt: Ray De Smet, LKK. Men, 35-and-over, open novice: Hiroki Shuto, KUH. Men, 35-and-over, open advanced: Pete Torres, Pohnel's.

Kata-Chinese

Intermediate-- Andrew Kaiama, Sui Lum Pai. Advanced--Hoku Kupihea, Lima Lama.

Grand Champion Kata--Youth: Donovan Gaboya, HSD.

Grand Champion Kata-Adult: Lee Manibog, LKK.

Grand Champion Kumite-Adult: Ray Desmet, LKK.

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TENNIS

College women

Yesterday's results

Oklahoma 8, Hawaii 1

BYU-Hawaii 9, Wisconsin-Milwaukee 0

College men

Tuesday's result

BYU-Hawaii 5, Emory 2

Yesterday's results

Hawaii Pacific 4, Emory 3

Northern Illinois 5, BYU-Hawaii 2

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ILH

Varsity girls

Yesterday's results

Mid-Pacific 4, Hawaii Baptist Academy 1

Punahou 4, Maryknoll 0

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SOCCER

State Amateur Cup

On Maui

Saturday's results

Hanapaa'a Hui 2, Maui United1

Lanikai Tuesday 3, Army Hawaii 1

Lanikai Tuesday 1, Hanapaa'a Hui 1

Maui United 5, Army Hawaii 1

Sunday's results

Hanapaa'a Hui 4, Army Hawaii 0

Lanikai Tuesday 5, Maui United 3

Tournament champion: Hanapaa'a Hui (goals differential)

Tournament MVP: Jason Efhan, Hanapaa'a Hui.

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ILH All-Stars

Varsity Girls

n Player of the Year: Mia Moe, Punahou.

Coach of the Year: William Westmoreland, Maryknoll.

First team

Goalie: Kristin Masunaga, Iolani, junior. Forwards: Robyn Dehay, Kamehameha, sophomore; Alisa Sato, Iolani, sophomore. Midfielders: Mia Moe, Punahou, junior; Kathryn Mau, Iolani, senior; Maya Sakamaki, Iolani, junior; Blaise Trigg-Smith, Punahou, senior. Fullbacks: Marcie Okumura, Iolani, sophomore; Trisha Barbosa, Punahou, senior; Starr Johnson, Punahou, senior; Shaina Nishimoto, Punahou, senior; Tara Hibbs, Kamehameha, junior.

Second team

Goalie: Stacy Taniguchi, Punahou, senior. Forwards: Denia Manandic, LP/UHS/SHA/SF, senior; Morgan Kurosumi, Mid-Pacific, senior; Momi Markus, Iolani, senior; Erin Ota, Maryknoll, sophomore. Midfielders: Striesand Reverio, LP/UHS/SHA/SF, senior; Sheri Miyashiro, Kamehameha, junior; Romi Iida, Iolani, senior. Fullbacks: Jean Kasamoto, Mid-Pacific, sophomore; Renee AuYoung, LP/UHS/SHA/SF, junior; Kasey Matsumoto, Maryknoll, junior.

Honorable mention

Iolani: Shari Nishikawa, Kara Young, Jennifer Yoshiura. Kamehameha: Chelsea Montero. Maryknoll: Michelle Gabriel. Punahou: Trisha Tamaru, Sarah Rothbaum.

Varsity Boys

Player of the Year: Jason Cooper, Kamehameha.

Coach of the Year: Woody Milks, St. Louis.

First team

Goalie: Adrian Cravalho, Kamehameha, senior. Forwards: Micah Sadoyama, Iolani, senior; Val Fehlmann, Iolani, senior; Darren Juliano, Damien, junior. Midfielders: Jason Cooper, Kamehameha, senior; Brett Ho, Punahou, senior; Ward Penfold, Punahou, senior; Wayne Wagner, Punahou, senior. Fullbacks: Gary Griggs, Punahou, senior; Nicholas Schreiner, Pac-Five (UHS), senior; Patrick Boltz, Punahou, senior; Jeremy Hoku Kim, Kamehameha, senior.

Second team

Goalie: Adam Sthay, Punahou, junior. Forwards: Corey Cegielski, Mid-Pacific, senior; Ed Fiaseu, St. Louis, senior; Stephen Seta, Punahou, sophomore. Midfielders: Jacob Kardash, Kamehameha, senior; Douglas Crowley, Punahou, junior. Fullbacks: Brian Phillips, Pac-Five (Waldorf), junior; Jeff Lee, St. Louis, junior; Michael Shigemasa, Mid-Pacific, junior; Keishi Mitsuda, Punahou, senior; Rhone Rarick, Iolani, senior.

Honorable mention

Iolani: Bobby Kessner, Tony Rania. Mid-Pacific: Leon Fukushima. Pac-Five: Alon Rohter.

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SURFING

HASA

Off Turtle Bay Hilton

Men

Open: 1. Jason Shibata. 2. Dexter Shimabukuro. 3. Nick Mita.

1A: 1. Brad Akeo. 2. Mikey Mitchell. 2A: 1. Travis Hashimoto. 2. Aaron Naluai. 3. Lance Gentry.

Masters: 1. Pocho Ahina. 2. John Ritta. 3. Brad Chang.

Seniors: 1. Dale Sabate. 2. Stan Ishikawa.

Grandmasters: 1. Carlton Handley. 2. Raymond Bartels.

Junior men

1A: 1. Dustin Cuizon. 2. Scott Saito. 3. Misha Ko. 2A: 1. Jason Shibata. 2. Tory Barron. 3. Fred Patacchia Jr.

Boys

1A: 1. Dustin Cuizon. 2. Raymond Reichle. 3. Kekoa Bacalso. 2A: 1. Joel Centeio. 2. Venton Siliado. 3. Daniel Jones.

Menehune

2A: 1. Dustin Quizon. 2. Raymond Reichle. 3. Kekoa Bacalso.

Airshow

1. Jason Shibata. 2. Lance Gentry. 3. Fred Patacchia Jr.

Bodyboard

Men--Open: 1. Stanton Suehiro. 2. Kekai Paulson. 3. Tyson Okazaki. 1A: 1. James Clancy. 2. Chris Mar. 3. Jonah Kanekoa.

Women: 1. Yuka Tajima. 2. Jade Robles. 3. Tory Titcomb.

Junior men: 1. Josh Wills. 2. Kepa Kruse. 3. Jason Bartels.

Dropknee: 1. James Clancy. 2. Michael Saupan. 3. Addison Bear.

Launch: 1. Kepa Kruse. 2. Jonah Kanekoa. 3. Stanton Suehiro.

Longboard

Men: 1. Ezra Rodrigues. 2. Kamu Auwea. 3. Robert Wann.

Women: 1. Yvette BNertelman. 2. Sandy Chang. 3. Jenna Murad.

Junior men: 1. Keko Uemura. 2. Noah Shimabukuro. 3. Kaleo Wong.

Senior men: 1. Carlton Handley. 2. Raymond Bartels.

Masters: 1. Dean Nishimoto. 2. Tom Bellman. 3. Lee James Hao.

Girls: 1. Kristen Cuizon. 2. Tory Titcomb. 3. Melanie Bartels.

Menehune: 1. Kekoa Auwea. 2. Dustin Cuizon. 3. Joel Centeio.

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BODYBOARDING

Quiksilver Beach Bash

Off Pyramid Rock, Kaneohe

Bodyboard

Men: 1. Daniel Casler. 2. Bobby Fernandez. 3. Dayne Carvalho.

Women: 1. Kamalehua Richards. 2. Sherron DeCosta. 3. Stacy Lee.

Youth--14-under: 1. Sebastian Schaeffer. 2. Chevis Gomes. 3. Darren Martin. 15-19: 1. Daniel Casler. 2. Jose Medeiros. 3. Casey Nickels.

Military--Open: 1. Jacob Faber. 2. Phillip Vierra. 3. J.C. Myrick.

Military dependent--14-under: 1. Sebastian Schaeffer. 2. Chris Cardinal. 3. Brandon Tanaka. 15-19: 1. Daniel Casler. 2. Joshua Medeiros. 3. Jacob Faber.

Surfing

Open--Men 20-30: 1. Lance Genry. 2. Joseph Montes. 3. Marvin Nuestro. 30-over: 1. Pocho Ahina. 2. Dexter Shimabukuro. 3. Brad Chang.

Women: 1. Holly Laudise. 2. Pomai Lancaster. 3. Kathleen Frierson.

Youth--14-under: 1. Dustin Cuizon. 2. Raymond Reichle. 3. Ruben Tejada. 15-19: 1. Shawn Hayasaka. 2. Cheyne Somera. 3. Chris Miller.

Longboard: 1. Darrin Amaral. 2. Ezra Rodrigues. 3. Jesse Machado.

Military--Open: 1. Marvin Nuestro. 2. Elwin Kaneshiro. 3. Reginald Tanaka.

Military dependent--15-19: 1. Ronald Lavecchio. 2. Tom Hanson. 3. Jason Ciletti.

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VOLLEYBALL

College men

AVCA/USA Top 15 poll

Records through March 10

First-place votes in parentheses

           W-L  Pts    LW  

  1. UCLA (10)     17-  1  233  1  

  2. Pepperdine (6)    12-  1  230  2  

  3. Brigham Young    9-  3  209  3  

  4. Hawaii        13-  4    183    4  

  5. Ohio State     14-  1  177  5  

  6. Stanford         10-  3  159  7  

  7. Long Beach St.    11-  5  146  6  

  8. IP-Ft.Wayne    8-  2  134  8  

  9. Loyola-Chicago    16-  4   95  9  

  10. Loyola Marymount    5-  4   86   11  

  11. Lewis (Ill.)     12-  3   77   13  

  12. Rutgers-Newark    13-  6   63   12  

  13. Southern Cal     7-  9   48   15  

  14. Santa Barbara    5-  8   43   10  

  15. UC Irvine    8-  7   22   14  

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AWARDS

Hawaii Prep Academy

Boys' basketball: Chris Louis, Coaches Award; Parker Anderson, Most Improved; Mack Hiyane, Most Outstanding.

Wrestling: Sami Tamasese, Coaches Award; Imiola Lindsey, Most Improved; Jason Spallek, Most Outstanding.

Boys' soccer: Levi Santimer, Coaches Award; Kraig Hynes, Most Improved; John Buscher and Kris Hynes, Most Oustanding; John Buscher, Frank Lawrence Award.

Girls' soccer: Summer Aronson, Coaches Award; Melody Schott and Katrina Taib, Most Improved; Kaili Chapman and Jeannette Laramee, Most Outstanding.

Girls' swimming: Sofia Jensen, Coaches Award; Dana Csige, Most Improved; Jenny Salmon, Most Outstanding.

Boys' swimming: Nate Stewart, Coaches Award; Bo Apele and D.J. Efnor, Most Improved; Thomas Sanford and Nikolaus Kling, Most Outstanding.

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BASKETBALL

Prep preseason

Varsity girls

Waianae 32, Kaimuki 23

Kahuku 43, Mililani 42

Junior Varsity girls

Waianae 39, Kaimuki 33

Mililani 39, Kahuku 34

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BASEBALL

Oahu Sr. AJA Playoffs

At Hans L'Orange Park

Last night's result

Aiea 15, Pearl City 4

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SOFTBALL

WAC women

At Rainbow Wahine Stadium

Hawaii 10, Tulsa 0 (1st, 5 innings, 8-run rule)

Hawaii 10, Tulsa 2 (2nd, 6 innings, 8-run rule)

Game 1

Tulsa 000 00-- 0 3 3

Hawaii 430 3x--10 13 0

Kristel Markwardt, Tresa Green (2), Angela Fuller (4) and Tiffany West; Kelly Gentle and Dana Degen, Aiko Oakamura (5).

WP--Gentle (11-3). LP--Green (3-6).

Leading hitters--UH: Tia Morenz 3-3; Melissa McGie 2-3, HR, 3 RBI; Joyce Lum 2-3, 2 RBI; Dana Degen 2-2, 2b, RBI; Kehau Cofran 2-3, RBI; Regina Ka'aihili RBI.

Game 2

Tulsa 010 100-- 2 7 1

Hawaii 600 202--10 11 1

Kristel Markwardt and Kelly Wilkerson; Janelle Gonzales and Dana Degen.

WP--Gonzales (6-0). LP--Markwardt (5-7).

Leading hitters--TU: Lindsay Franks 3-3, 2b; Angela Fuller 2-3, 2b; Tresa Green 2-3, 2b, RBI. UH: Tia Morenz 3-4; Kehau Cofran 3-4, 4 RBI; Joyce Lum 2 RBI.

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Oahu Sr. AJA Playoffs

At Hans L'Orange Park

Last night's result

Aiea 15, Pearl City 4

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