Prep Beat

By Star-Bulletin Staff

Saturday, January 30, 1999

Kalaheo a perfect
9-0 in OIA East

Star-Bulletin staff

Kalaheo finished the OIA East season with a perfect 9-0 mark last night as the host Mustangs downed Kahuku, 52-39.

It was the 63rd consecutive league win for Kalaheo, which was without leading scorer Julian Sensley, who was out with the flu. Levon Freeman hit three of his five 3-pointers in the second quarter as the Mustangs broke open an 11-10 game with a 17-7 run.

Freeman finished with 21 points.

Kahuku	11	7	9	12--39
Kalaheo	10	17	13	12--52

Kahuku: Jacob Malufau 0, Taliloa Morosco 1, Aaron Francisco 2, Alapeti Ware 0, Loma Olevao 9, Omni Casey 1, Jon Smith 2, Pupi Peolupe 0, Tavo Tupola 6, Willie Fao 2, Toniu Fonoti 4, Bristol Olomua 12.

Kalaheo: Damien Guerrerro 0, Eric Sandovahl 0, Ikaika Francis 0, Reggie Bartley 4, Levon Freeman 21, Marvic Navida 0, Chris Hatori 8, , Ryan Hogue 12, D. C. Daniels 6, Andrew Braley 0, Karl Kuhau-Liftee 0, Adrien Aurilio 1.

Castle 45, Kaiser 43: At Castle, Dayton Aberilla hit the game-winner with less than a second remaining as the Knights (6-3) rallied past the Cougars (2-7).

Aberilla finished with 20 points for Castle.

Jon Heen led Kaiser with 16 points.

Kaiser	8	21	6	8--43
Castle	6	18	12	9--45

Kaiser: Kevin Seong 0, Jesse Yoshino 3, Andre Suttles 14, Vaugh Popovich 0, Ben Suiso 2, Travis Wong 6, Jeremiah Chatham 2, Joey Liao 0, Jon Heen 16, Nate Gregerson 0.

Castle: Brandon Kaio 6, Rodney Pelangka 0, Dayton Aberilla 20, Buddy Guillermo 5, Micah Chinen 0, David Shizuma 3, Kalae Robins 2, Paul Collins 7, Maurice Sevelo 2, Keola Brinkley 0.

Kalani 68, Kaimuki 60: At Kalani, Everett Frye and Lohi Pinho-McKeague combined to score 48 points and the Falcons (7-2) held off the Bulldogs (6-3).

Frye led all scorers with 26 while Pinho-McKeague added 22.

Kaimuki	7	11	16	26--60
Kalani	15	16	16	21--68

Kaimuki: Justin Faimealelei 6, Fred Kaluna 11, John Steger 0, Darrell Tautofi 19, Chris Kamakeeaina 4, Matt Sione 4, Tyrone Taufaga 3, David Tautofi 8, Matt Faga 5.

Kalani: Everett Frye 26, Ahren Kersting 0, Jason Lee 0, Keala Fujimori 0, Lohi Pinho-McKeague 22, Cory Okimura 0, Justin Kobayashi 0, Brandon Ross 7, Kila Kamakawiwoole 0, Malu Akiona 2, Keola Castro 9, Shaye Oana 2. George Alefasio 0.

Roosevelt 74, Farrington 50: At Farrington, the Governors (3-6) scored the first basket of the game only to have the Rough Riders (6-3) answer with 15 straight points.

Chad Kapanui and Sam Lozano each had 13 points for the Rough Riders.

Roosevelt	22	22	15	15--74
Farrington	7	10	15	18--50

Roosevelt: Adrian Mols 0, Sein McKissen 6, Sam Lozano 13, Maulia LaBarre 6, Regan Ching 6, Chad Kapanui 13, Van Dorsey 4, Justin Kubo 3, Keola Stiezel 5, Kala Koki 2, Emerson Lewis 5, Douglas Williams 11.

Farrington: Edel Valera 4, Anthony Gerber 8, James Soriano 0, Brandon Parras 0, Ross Silva 3, Kenneth Gasilos 11, Edmund Ripley 12, Wesley Hufana 0, Ronald Delos Santos 2, William Mateaki 0, Ikaika Solomon 4, Vincent Manuwai 3, Nalo Cabuyaban 3.

McKinley 37, Kailua 34: At Kailua, McKinley trailed until Kenoche Mostella scored two straight buckets with less than two minutes left in the game to give the Tigers (1-8) the lead for good against the Surfriders (0-9).

Mostella finished with a team-high 15 points. Matt McCormick led Kailua with 16 points.

McKinley	6	7	8	16--37
Kailua		8	10	4	12--34

McKinley: Matt Ke-Aloha 0, Diomel LaForteza 5, Micah Johnson 0, Jovi Canoy 0, Jay-R LaForteza 2, Thomas Mills 0, Kenoche Mostella 15, Edward Lopez 0, Randall Isomura 4, Eugenio Doyle 11, Salesi Fifita-Atkins 0.

Kailua: John Kepa 12, Roger Majit-Gorion 0, Sione Tamale 0, Koale Castillo 2, Ikaika Kellikoa 0, Ben Kama 0, Justin Lui 0, Erik Mueller 2, Sean Stewart 0, Matt McCormick 16, Joshua Napoleon 2.

Damien 50, Maryknoll 41: At Punahou, Sean Klein scored eight of his 10 points in the fourth quarter as the Monarchs (1-9) pulled away from the Spartans (2-7) to win for the first time this season.

Jeff Bryant and Palani Lopez led Damien with 19 and 17 points, respectively.

Damien		11	10	11	18--50
Maryknoll	11	9	10	11--41

Damien: Justin Garabiles 0, Meinard Agraan 2, Palani Lopez 17, Sean Klein 10, Ronald Malalis 0, Mark Aquero 0, Jay Saavedra 0, Sam Taeu 0, Marcus Arguay 0, Tony Zariello 0, Brandon Rogers 2, Jeff Bryant 19.

Maryknoll: Nate Cowan 0, Jeremy Irvine 2, Erik Valdriz 4, Brandon Ching 0, Russ Sypowicz 2, Matt Robinson 19, Keenan Silva 0, Kenny Lindsay 7, Janzen Kiiangtang 1, Colin Hazama 6.

Punahou 73, University 42: At Punahou, Brandon Brooks scored 13 points and Zachary Stephens had 12, including a pair of 3-pointers, to pace the Buffanblu (8-1).

UHS (2-8) was led by Ryan Woodward's 13 points.

University	6	15	6	15--42
Punahou		19	12	19	23--73

University: Casey Kushiyama 9, Conan Salanoa 2, Patrick Okubo 7, Riki Yoshida 0, Chaz Hirata 5, Ryan Woodward 13, Kory Yonemoto 6.

Punahou: Blair Suzuki 2, Chris Young 7, Micah Tang 2, Steven Gilliam 8, Noah Wee 2, Ryan Saito 5, Zachary Stephens 12, Kekoa Taliaferro 4, Jesse Lam 3, Binnings Bent 2, Bryan Turner-Gerlach 7, Adam Kyle 2, Brad Castillo 4.

Iolani 42, Kamehameha 35 (OT): At Iolani, Cord Anderson scored 16 points and the Raiders (8-2) used a 9-2 run in overtime to survive against the Warriors (5-4).

Kamehameha	10	8	9	6	2--35
Iolani		8	8	5	12	9--43

Kamehameha: Isaiah Alameda 5, Kanoa Alapai 2, Senneri Kanoa 2, Kolomona Kapanui 4, Dominic Miles 14, Jordan Vannatta 8.

Iolani: Doug Jackson 4, Travis Mo-Gaughy 3, Janson Young 2, Bronson Melemai 9, Brant Yasaka 6, Brad Anderson 2, Cord Anderson 16.

Mililani, Kailua in OIA title game

The long day was worth it for the Mililani High softball team yesterday. The Trojans won both ends of a split doubleheader to earn a spot in today's final of the OIA Tournament.

Mililani rallied to win yesterday's first game, 5-4, against Leilehua. That contest had been postponed Thursday due to rain.

In last night's finale, Trojan pitcher Chenelle Chikazawa picked up her second win of the day, shutting out Roosevelt, 2-0. The Rough Riders will meet East rival Castle in the 3:15 p.m. third-place game today.

In today's other games, Campbell and Leilehua meet for fifth place at 1 p.m. while West champion Mililani takes on perennial East power Kailua in the final scheduled for around 5:30 p.m. The top five teams will advance to the state tournament, Feb. 10-13, at the University of Hawaii's softball stadium.

Mililani 2, Roosevelt 0: Kelli Curan scored the only run the Trojans would need in the bottom of the second. Curan singled, stole second then advanced on two fielder's choices.

Leinani Hashida's run-scoring double in the third gave the Trojans an insurance run.

Roosevelt	000	000	0--022
Mililani	011	000	0--271

Kristin Fujii and Tricia Kadooka; Chenelle Chikazawa and Nancy Vega.

Leading hitters--Mil: Leinani Hashida 2b, RBI; C. Chikazawa 2-3, 2b.

Kailua 3, Castle 2: Hauoli Kaaihue-Hughes scored the go-ahead run in the top of the seventh and the Surfriders avenged a loss in last year's league tournament final.

Kaaihue-Hughes doubled with two outs in the seventh then came home when the Knights committed two errors on Steph Gold's grounder. Kaaihue-Hughes was also the winning pitcher.

Kailua	002	000	1--3	7	4
Castle	101	000	0--2	2	2

Hauoli Kaaihue-Hughes and Shannon Celoza; Heather Berinobis and Kea Yamaguchi.

Leading hitters--Kai: H. Kaaihue-Hughes 2-4, RBI; Jana Pintz 2-4, RBI.

Mililani 5, Leilehua 4: Shannon Antonio drove in Leinani Hashida with the winning run with one out in the bottom of the seventh as the Trojans edged the Mules.

Leilehua led, 4-3, going into seventh. Tiari Keliinoi opened the bottom of the seventh with a single, Hashida followed with a walk and, one out later, Chennelle Chikazawa brought in Keliinoi to tie it. Antonio followed with her winning RBI.

Leilehua	001	030	0--4	7	0
Mililani	000	300	2--5	11	0

Kehau Kahana and Kayla Kahuli; Johnna Rowland and Nancy Vega.

Leading hitters_Lei: Heidi Garcia. 2-4, 3b, 3 RBI; Kehau Kahana 2-4. Mil: Shannon Antonio 2-4; Stacie Kato 2b; N. Vega 2b, 2 RBI; C. Chikazawa 2-3; Leinani Hashida 2-2; Tiari Keliinoi 2-4, 3b.

In consolation play:

Campbell 7, Waianae 6: The Sabers survived a wild finish by holding off the Seariders.

Campbell had a 7-1 lead after four innings but Waianae closed to within a run in the top of the seventh. Reliever Kelia Kualapua came in with the bases loaded and got the final two outs, including striking out the last batter to end the game.

Waianae		010	012	2--6	4	5
Campbell	220	300	x--7	4	2

Leilani Kuhaulua, Morisa Magno (1), and Alice Campbell, Hoku Hauaili (7). Kristin Robb, Kelia Kualapua (7) and Jessica Rodrigues.

Leading hitters--Waia: Morisa Magno 2b; Camp. Holly Garcia 2b .

Leilehua 5, Pearl City 3: The Mules rebounded from their loss to the Trojans by outlasting the Chargers. Kehau Kehana was the winning pitcher.

No linescore available.

Kalaheo in soccer upset Season Emmsley scored the match's lone goal in overtime as Kalaheo upset East champion Castle, 1-0, in an OIA Girls' Soccer Tournament quarterfinal at Castle High field. Kalaheo advances to Tuesday's semifinal against Kailua. The Surfriders won in a 4-3 shootout over Pearl City. Kailua and Pearl City were tied at 2-2 at the end of regulation. Two scoreless 10-minute overtime periods forced a shootout. In quarterfinal play at Mililani, the Trojans edged Kahuku, 3-2. West champ Mililani will face Aiea, which shut out Kaiser, 2-0, in the other semifinal Tuesday. Diamond Hilgendorf scored both goals for Na Alii. OIA playoffs Mililani 3, Kahuku 2 Aiea 2, Kaiser 0 Kailua 3, Pearl City 2 (2OT) Kalaheo 1, Castle 0 (OT) Goal scorers--Mil: Taryn Jim, Nani Ah Sam, Hauoli Condo. Kah: Natasha Kai 2. Aiea: Diamond Hilgendorf 2. Kai: Connie MacPherson, Sarah Takekawa. PC: Ami Dalecha 2. Kal: Season Emmsley.