Prep Beat

Thursday, April 2, 1998

Mililani shuts out Campbell

Star-Bulletin staff

Mililani's Justin Cayetano pitched a two-hit 5-0 shutout against host Campbell yesterday in Oahu Interscholastic Association Western Division baseball action.

He struck out 13 and walked one.

Cayetano had to pitch well because he couldn't rely on much offense from the defending league champion Trojans (2-0). They produced only three hits.

But Campbell (0-2) compensated for Mililani's lack of offense by committing six errors.

The Trojans had three runs in the third inning -- all unearned.

In the fifth, Wade Murata (2-for-3) singled in one run and Mililani got another unearned.

Kevin Mochida had the only other Mililani hit. Mark Pinho and Keala Noda had the only safeties against Cayetano.

Winning pitcher--Justin Cayetano.

Leading hitters--Mil: Wade Murata, 2-3, RBI; Kevin Mochida, 2b. Camp: Mark Pinho 1-3, Keala Noda 1-3.

Waianae 19, Moanalua 6: At Moanalua, Aulana Kuhaulua got the win and went 5-for-5 at the plate with three RBIs and a home run as the Seariders (2-0) romped.

Four other Seariders had three or more hits: Bobby Tavares (3-for-4), Nakano Kahalewai (3-for-4), Nathan Jackson (3-for-4) and Kaniau Kozeniewski (3-for-5).

Waianae is 2-0 while Moanalua is 1-1.

Winning pitcher--Aulana Kuhaulua.

Leading hitters--Waian: Aulana Kuhaulua, 5-5, HR, 3 RBIs; Bobby Tavares, 3-4, 2b, 3b; Nakano Kahalewai, 3-4, 2b; Nathan Jackson, 3-4, 2b; Kaniau Kozeniewski, 3-5, 3b; Jonah Kaimuloa, 2-2. Moan: Landon Rudolfo, 2-3.

Radford 12, Waialua 2: At Radford, Ryan Campbell went 3-for-4 to pace the Rams.

Radford improved to 1-1 while Waialua is 0-1.

Winning pitcher--Matthew Hunter.

Leading hitters--Rad: Ryan Campbell, 3-4; Jeremy Kruskie, 2-2, 2b, RBI; Jacob Sur, 2-4.

Pearl City at Waipahu: Not reported.

Aiea at Leilehua: Not reported.

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Pearl City tops Moanalua

Star-Bulletin staff

Emily Aguilar and Morrysha Luis led a balanced Pearl City attack with 10 points apiece and the Chargers barely held off Moanalua's second-half rally for a 42-41 victory in Oahu Interscholastic Association girls' basketball action last night at Pearl City.

The Chargers (2-0) led throughout the game but Mayami Stevens scored all nine of her points in the second half to keep the Menehunes close and Desiree Williams' baseline jumper with 30 seconds left made it a one-point game.

Moanalua (0-3) got one last shot with five seconds left but Keisha Labowski-Ferris missed the jumper and Luis rebounded for the Chargers, who ran out the clock.

Moanalua	5	13	7	16--41
Pearl City 	14	8	6	14--42

Moanalua: Mayumi Stevens 9, Kim Morikawa 3, Tehani Kupau 0, Chandel Santella 2, Danelle Beck 11, Trisha Tang 0, Keisha Labowski-Ferris 9, Desiree Williams 4, Brianna Huddy 3.

Pearl City: Emily Aguilar 10, Sharma Ambrocio 0, Naomi Manuel 0, Jaymie Matsumoto 0, Mililani Monis 8, Elizabeth Pacheco 7, Morrysha Luis 10, Tiffany Makue 6, Hannah Villasenor 0, April Atkinson 1.

Nanakuli 34, Radford 31: The visiting Golden Hawks converted seven fourth-quarter free throws -- three each by Kori Montez and Francis Ako -- to slip past the Rams for a 2-0 start.

Nanakuli outscored Radford, 17-12, in the second half after Natasha Rivera scored nine of her 11 points in the first half, helping the Rams (2-1) to a 19-17 lead.

Nanakuli 	8	9	8	9--34
Radford 	8	11	6	6--31

Nanakuli: Gianna Beck 0, Kelly Lum Ho 4, Seannette Nakasone 3, Francis Ako 5, Kori Montez 6, Kari Robles 6, Georgette Naone 0, Shaela Lew 6, Rhonda Naki 3, Summer Victor 1.

Radford: Taryn Geolina 6, LeaJoy Valdez 0, Natasha Rivera 11, Malevine Schuster 0, Sheena Mangical 0, Charity Galon 8, Sabrina Kapesi 4, Jasmine Kapesi 0, Jackie Lavatai 0, Maellene Foki 2.

Waipahu 49, Waialua 18: At Waipahu, Arlynn Orpilla scored 15 points and Lani Gatoloai hit for nine of her 13 points in a 19-3 second-quarter burst that gave the Marauders an insurmountable 26-9 halftime lead.

Waialua		6	3	3	6--18
Waipahu 	7	19	17	6--49

Waialua: Jane Cristomo 0, Amy Young 0, Uheina Tuihalafatahi 6, Delores Raymond 0, Michelle Fore 0, Paulette Dagapion 3, Nicole Awaya 0, Grace Villa 0, Sau Tuihalafatahi 1, Leslie Matas 6.

Waipahu: Arlynn Orpilla 15, Lani Gatoloaai 13, Renee Pectec 4, Mataifono Poto 0, Mariko Meana 2, Christine Houghton 1, Siutupe Faumui 0, Narita Meana 2, Silhouette Saau 4, Moevasa Uele 6. Marie Tuifao 2.

Leilehua 54, Waianae 41: At Waianae, Jamie Harlor scored 11 of her 19 points in the first quarter and Lauren Favre hit 10 of her 17 in the last quarter, leading the Mules to their second victory in three games.

Kahea Reinhardt had 20 points for the Seariders (1-2), who were unable to recover from a 30-10 halftime deficit.

Leilehua	18	12	6	18--54
Waianae 	2	8	13	18--41

Leilehua: Jamie Harlor 19, Ann McCanick 2, Shavon Okamura 2, Kayla Kahuli 3, Kimi Aspera 2, Regina Sowell 0, Lauren Favre 17, Sharon Agduyeng 9, Jennifer Rivera 0, Jessica Percoco 0, Te-Hina Ickes 0, Kalai Fiori 0, Lorita Atuaalevao 0, Ramesha Paulding 0.

Waianae: Amanda Sofa 0, Kristin Chun 0, Leona Williams 2, Angel Hopeau 8, Samantha Lorenzo 1, Malery Lave 3, Shondell Donato 6, Jayleen Keliikuli 0, Merlinda Suka 0, Kahea Reinhardt 20, Anitra Bullock 1.