Prep Beat

By Star-Bulletin Staff

Wednesday, February 24, 1999

ATHLETES OF THE WEEK

Keoni Akaka-Reis

Castle paddling

The sophomore stroked the boys' varsity crew to the OIA championship Saturday to complete an undefeated season. Other members of the crew are Kainoa Kobayashi, Kalani Vares, Tobi Perio, Kalei Colbum and Miles Uyemura. Akaka-Reis also won the boys' JV 1-man canoe race and stroked the winning Keahiakahoe crew in the Na Opio regatta held in conjunction with the OIA event.

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Mandy Pascual

Punahou gymnastics

The sophomore won three of four events en route to the all-around title at the ILH gymnastics championships Friday. Pascual won the uneven bars, vault and balance beam, and finished second to teammate Shannon Geary in the floor exercise.

Honorable mention

Boys' basketball

Kyle Bartholomew, Waiakea: The senior center scored 58 points with a tournament-high 27 rebounds in three games to help the Warriors to fourth place.

Brandon Brooks, Punahou: The senior forward was named tournament MVP after leading the Buffanblu over Kalaheo in Friday's state title basketball game with 16 points, five steals and four rebounds.

Everett Frye, Kalani: The senior guard was the state basketball tournament's scoring leader with 97 points in four games as the Falcons placed sixth in their first tourney appearance.

Julian Sensley, Kalaheo: The junior forward was near perfect in the semifinal game against St. Louis, hitting his first seven shots en route to a career-high 28 points. He finished with 57 points in three games as the Mustangs finished second.

Zach Stephens, Punahou: The senior guard hit a 3-pointer in the final minutes of regulation against Kalaheo to send the championship game into overtime.

Boys' riflery

Travis Look, St. Louis: Was the high shooter in the ILH shoulder-to-shoulder team championships.

Ryan Tanoue, St. Louis: Won two of three events en route to the ILH individual championship.

Boys' soccer

Michael King, Pearl City: The goalie was unscored upon in the semifinal and final of the state tournament as the Chargers won their first state title Saturday.

Kristopher Knight, Pearl City: Scored the winning goal in a 3-2 first-round win over Iolani in the state tournament, then scored two goals in the semifinal victory over Waiakea.

Boys' wrestling

Richard Fujiyama, McKinley: Won his second OIA individual championship Saturday (103 pounds), helping the Tigers to their third straight league title.

Ken Kakesako, Iolani: Upset previously undefeated Corey Nakasone of Pac-Five in the 119-pound class in the ILH Championship.

Gerald Welch, St. Louis: The defending state champion beat Kamehameha's Richard Robles for the first time in four bouts in the 171-pound class.

To nominate:

A male and female athlete will be selected each week based on their performances of the previous week. To nominate an athlete, call the Star-Bulletin sports department between 6-11 p.m. Sundays at 525-8600; fax the info to 525-5497; or e-mail to sports@starbulletin.com.

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Game of the Week

Toots Minvielle Invitational
outrigger canoe regatta

Saturday, 8:30 a.m., Keehi Lagoon

In what could be a step toward a state high school championship, the Na Opio Canoe Racing Association is sponsoring the regatta named for the late founder of the Molokai Hoe.

Crews and individuals representing private and public schools and clubs will compete in O-1 and 0-6 races in half-mile (varsity) and quarter-mile (novice B, novice A and junior varsity). Over 1,000 paddlers are expected from Oahu, Maui, the Big Island, Kauai and Tahiti.

The event uses a format similar to that of the IPCF World Sprints in that crews are seeded in various heats en route to the finals.

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Basketball

HHSAA OIA boys
state champions

Year: School/Coach
1999: Punahou/Alan Lum.
1998: Iolani/Mark Mugiishi.
1997: Moanalua/Eddie Maruyama.
1996: Moanalua/Eddie Maruyama.
1995: Kalaheo/Pete Smith.
1994: Iolani/Mark Mugiishi.
1993: Kaimuki/Ray Fujino.
1992: Kamehameha/James Winchester.
1991: Hilo/Larry Manlingus.
1990: Punahou/Chris McLachlin.
1989: Radford/Jimmy Alegre.
1988: University/Darryl Gabriel.
1987: University/Robert Au.
1986: St. Louis/Kaipo Spencer.
1985: Kalaheo/Pete Smith.
1984: Maryknoll/Tony Sellitto.
1983: Iolani/Glenn Young.
1982: Kailua/Koko Santos.
1981: Punahou/Rob Durand.
1980: Punahou/Ray Buck.
1979: Punahou/Chris McLachlin.
1978: University/Claude Hottendorf.
1977: Radford/Jimmy Alegre.
1976: Kamehameha/Jeff Mast.
1975: Punahou/Chris McLachlin.
1974: Punahou/Bud Scott.
1973: Leilehua/Richard Townsend.
1972: Kailua/Merv Lopes.
1971: Radford/Jimmy Alegre.
1970: Punahou/Bud Scott.
1969: Radford/Jimmy Alegre.
1968: St. Louis/Walter Wong.
1967: St. Louis/Walter Wong.
1966: St. Louis/Walter Wong.
1965: Kamehameha/Jack Herbertson.
1964: Hilo/Albert Manlingus.
1963: Kamehameha/Jack Herbertson.
1962: Kamehameha/Jack Herbertson.
1961: St. Louis/Walter Wong.
1960: Farrington/Robert Ikehara.
1959: Farrington/Robert Ikehara.
1958: St. Joseph/Walter Victor.
1957: St. Louis/Walter Wong.

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Soccer

HHSAA boys
state champions

Year: School/Coach
1999: Pearl City/Frank Baumholtz.
1998: Punahou/Bob Clague.
1997: Iolani/Myles Arakawa.
1996: Punahou/Bob Clague.
1995: Punahou/Bob Clague.
1994: Punahou/Bob Clague.
1993: Kalaheo/Stephen Green.
1992: Punahou/Bob Clague.
1991: Punahou/Bob Clague.
1990: Punahou/Bob Clague.
1989: Punahou/Bob Clague.
1988: Iolani/Bob Barry.
1987: Iolani/Bob Barry.
1986: Punahou/Bob Clague.
1985: Punahou/Bob Clague.
1984: Kalaheo/John Kitamura.
1983: Punahou/Bob Clague.
1982: Punahou/Bob Clague.
1981: Kaimuki/Todd Ikehara.
1980: Castle/Mark Kane.
1979: Iolani/Bob Barry.
1978: McKinley/Paul Nakamura.
1977: Punahou/Bob Clague.
1976: Punahou/Bob Clague.
1975: Iolani/Bob Barry.
1974: Iolani/Bob Barry.

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OIA Boys' All-Stars

Eastern Division

Player of the Year: Mike McCarthy, Kalaheo.

Coach of the Year: Mike Tsai, Castle.

First team

Goalie: Mike McCarthy, Kalaheo.

Defender: Skye Legros, Kaiser; Steven Chun, Castle; Marcus Tani, Castle; Colin Kaneshiro, Castle.

Attacker: Jay Kisor, Kalaheo; Kota Kawarazaki, Kalani; Jordan Inouye, Kaiser; Adam Wong, Kaiser; Joel Nakama, Castle; Robert Lee, Castle.

Second team

G: Kealii Kuehu, Cast. Def: Shaun McCarthy, Kalah; Joe Ashmorre, Kahu; Mario Lopez, Kalah; Rico Gallardo, Kail. Att: Taua Aiolupotea, Kahu; Kelly Kamisato, Kais; Oscar Gonzales, Roos; Kenny Patton, Kais; Cisco Kay, Kalah.

Honorable mention

Castle: Charlie Chiswick, Darryl Tangonan, Bryson Yamashita. Farrington: Darreyl Hudson, Keenan Keohohou, Thanvia Xaysanith, August Mohika, Sone Mauivong. Kahuku: Simon Lee. Kailua: Alex Economou, Bobby Self, P.J. Huonker, Ike Kahaanui, Ryan Yamamoto, Keahi Mau, Sam Ramos, Thomas Ho. Kaimuki: Wayne Dang, Phung Ngo, Robert Lower, Jared Shirai, Sipachack Paseuth, Henry Nguyen, Lucky Keosy. Kaiser: Jason Moniz, Jeremy Souza. Kalaheo: Anthony Ornellas, mark Zienkiewicz, Mathias Kuntze, Nick Coppick, Ricky Anton, Robby Lichter. Kalani: Kendall Prochnow, Boe Dower, Ryan Nunokawa. McKinley: Jeremy Ogata, Darren Won, Dai Hino, Ryaland Watanabe, Jason Okada, Reed Asato, Sheldon Hanai, George Toyama. Roosevelt: Keane Kuwamura, Ross Nakagawara, Casey Shoji, Derek Fujimoto, Justin Goo.

Western Division

Player of the Year: Kyle Fukuchi, Mililani

Co-Coaches of the Year: Jeff Yamamoto, Mililani; Frank Baumholtz, Pearl City.

First team

Goalie: Andrew Brown, Mililani.

Defender: Noah Rolf, Mililani; Kevin Arizo, Mililani; Kini Pave, Waianae; Ian Hasegawa, Mililani.

Attacker: Kyle Fukuchi, Mililani; Anthony Makue, Pearl City; Steven Birgado, Moanalua; Kenji Treschuk, Moanalua; Kristopher Knight, Pearl City; Theo Stiller, Radford.

Second team

G: Chris Paglinawan, Moa. Def: Travis Kubota, PC; Sabino Aguinaldo, Camp; Randy Shultz and Keven Ho, Moa. Att: Gerard Horn, PC; Keoni Ariola, Camp; Sean Sprinkel and Benji Villaflor, Aiea; Kerry Miike, Mil; Brandon Egdamin, Lei.

Honorable mention

Aiea: Michael Omiya, Jarvis Uehara, Skip Saito, Brendan Tottori, Elliot Hirai. Campbell: Aaron Kuahuia, Micah Ige, Rory Martinez, Michael Ryman, Mario Fusco. Leilehua: Kurt Uchiyama, Kurtis Higaki, Jaret Shishido, Kyle Oroku, Seth Terry, Justin Anderson, Lee Tom, Jake Nelson. Mililani: Barney Beter, Robert Kiyan. Moanalua: Ian Yoneshige, John Katayama, Liko Kruse, Ryan Abe. Pearl City: Dino Olegario, Aaron Arakawa, David Palafox, Robert Camerrer, Charles Royce, Robert Shinn, Jonathan Bello, Amarante Lucero, Jared Ito. Radford: Sean Collins, Alex Baez, Jacy Crapps, Matt Hunter, Bryan Weaver, Billy McGoffin, Joe Kasl, John Kasl, Ryan Harwick, Terry Allen, Jeff Heredia. Waianae: Doug Souza. Waipahu: Elden Arquette.

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OIA Girls' All-Stars

Eastern Division

Player of the Year: Sarah Takekawa, Kailua.

Coach of the Year: Mark Kane, Castle.

First team

Goalie: Moani Mundo, Castle.

Defender: Debbie Kimura, Kailua; Jill Fujimoto, Castle; Lianne Dela Cruz, Kaiser; Patricia Ishiki, McKinley.

Attacker: Sarah Takekawa, Kailua; Tiffany Tan, Roosevelt; Erin Sayegusa, Kaiser; Natasha Kai, Kahuku; Lindsie Shimizu, Kaiser; Kori Yasumura, Castle Attacker.

Second team

G: Raina Goo, Roos. Def: Jennifer Nakamine, Roos; Allison Yasui, Cast; Carly Mamizuka, Kahu; Jennifer Wong, Kalan. Att: Connie MacPherson, Kail; Jamie Shishido, Kais; Jamie Seo, Kalan; Arica Lau, Cast; Hurry Inthalangsy, Kah; Carissa Cariaga, Kail.

Honorable mention

Castle: Shannon Yogi, Kim Shim. Kahuku: Angie Soliai, Anna Myers, Cady Albert, Amanda Camit, Jackie Camit. Kailua: Carli Yokoi, Meg Takishita, Tiffany Teshima. Kaimuki: Shawntell Tan, Elizabeth Otto, Nicole Takemoto, Kimberly Nishigaya. Kaiser: Jessica Stegmaier, Kari Kimura, Sheri Ogata. Kalaheo: Brandy Richardson, Jennifer Marks, Season Emmsley, Sara Anglin, Skye Arndt, Melodie Cole. Kalani: Chelsie Seo. McKinley: Kori Abraham, Eun Kye, Phuong Nguyen, Brianne Ching, Noelle Yagi, Tina Yap, Deeann Flores, Jessica Soares. Roosevelt: Meghan McGurk; Mohealani Hirao-Solem, Vania Ito, Koryn Maeshiro, Dawny Jones, Rei Young, Erin Apo, Joanna Pang.

Western Division

Player of the Year: Nani Ahsam, Mililani.

Coach of the Year: James Uson, Mililani.

First team

Goalie: Sabrina Kapesi, Radford.

Defender: Mandy Yamamoto, Pearl City; Sharma Ambrocio, Pearl City; Melodie Patton, Aiea; Kelly Toyama, Pearl City.

Attacker: Charity Drumeller, Pearl City; Tricia Ejima, Pearl City; Natasha Rivera, Radford; Nani Ahsam, Mililani; Melanie Endo, Moanalua; Joelle Sugai, Aiea.

Second team

G: Erin Chow, Moa. Def: Jasmine Kapesi, Rad; Jamie Morgan, Mil; Nikki Yamamura and Diamond Hilgendorf, Aiea. Att: Alyssa Tottori, Aiea; Maria Monsell, Waial; Mayumi Stvens, Moa; jackie Matsuda, Shanelle Piano, Robyn Watanabe, Mil.

Honorable mention

Aiea: Nadine Manangan, Suzette Kaiuwailani, Linnsey Ho. Campbell: Ayja Nakasone, Marisa McKnight, Florinna Saito. Leilehua: Kristy Kaitoku, Tricia Nakashima, Mindy Fukuda, Karley Peterson, Ann Kamae, Lee Kamae, Elisa Valdez, STacy Higa, Jackie Cabralda. Mililani: Hauoli Kondo, Taryn Jim, Kara Narimatsu, Shelley Masuda. Moanalua: Jennelle Uyeda, Tiffany Clayton, Jennifer Narimatsu, Sunny Cerelejia, Lauren Hamano. Nanakuli: Kaui Kahoonei, Lina Keopuhiwa, Dominique Stafford, Tashalynn Willing, Debbie Mahuka, Cierra-Lee Nuuanu, Emily Parks. Pearl City: Raelne Daite, Ami Balecha, Kimberly Sakima. Radford: Meaghan Rivera, Janel Briones, Amanda Gaudet, Christa Hick, Jennifer Catton. Waianae: Kuuipo Lopes, Nikki Paaluhi, Theresa Gualdarama, Luana Petersen. Waipanu: Tiffany Dalida, Charity Perreira, Sheena Aipia, Chandrie Ramos. Waialua: Jasmine Ladao, Leona Ladao, Jodi Lunasco.

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ILH Girls' All-Stars

Player of the Year: Kristin Masunaga, Iolani.

Co-Coaches of the Year: George-Anne Derby and Kari Morioka, Iolani.

First team

Goalie: Kristin Masunaga, Iolani.

Forward: Alisa Sato, Iolani; Robyn DeHay, Kamehameha; Sarah Rothbaum, Punahou.

Midfield: Shari Nishikawa, Iolani; Tara Hibbs, Kamehameha; Mia Moe, Punahou; Jodie Tanga, Iolani.

Fullback: Chelsea Montero, Kamehameha; Michelle Gabriel, Maryknoll; Jennifer DeHay, Kamehameha; Jean Kasamoto, Mid-Pacific; Jamie Shoma, Iolani.

Second team

G: Brittney Aiwohi, SHA. For: Erin Hashimoto, StA; Morgan Kaya, Pun; Kaula Rowe, Kamehameha. Mid: Shelly Suzuki, Pun; Maya Sakamaki, Iol; Sheri Miyashiro, Kam; Romy Trigg-Smith, Pun; Renee Au Young, UHS. Full: Nohealani Burgess, SHA; Zoe Chun-Dela Cruz, UHS; Seline Williams, Kam.

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Softball

OIA All-Stars

East division

Player of the Year: Kristen Fujii, Roosevelt.

Co-Coaches of the Year: Clayton Okamura, Roosevelt, and Brandie Hirai, Kalani.

First team

Pitcher: Kristen Fujii, Roosevelt; Heather Berinobis, Castle.

CatcherKea Yamaguchi, Castle.

1st base: Kelsi Kobashigawa Roosevelt.

2nd base: Jullian Umeda, Roosevelt.

3rd base: April Crowell, Roosevelt.

Shortstop: Natasha Berinobis, Castle.

Outfield: : Courtney Dang, Roosevelt; Michelle Oshiro, Roosevelt; Shanna Silva, Castle.

Utility: Kimi Kaneshiro, Kalani.

Second team

P: Hauoli Kaaihue-Hughes, Kail; and Lehua Kiaaina, Kalah. C: Trisha Kadooka, Roos. 1B: Steph Gould, Kail. 2B: Shyla Santos, Cast. 3B: Shyla Silva, Cast. SS: Summer Nagareda, McK. OF: Robin Okawa, Kalan; Jasmine Hillen, Cast; Shelly Featheran, Kail. U: Jamie Reyes, Kaim.

Honorable mention

Castle: Raquel Pires, Tisha Pelekai, Naomi Wright. Farrington: Jennifer Hamson, Cherlyn Ligot, Jasmin Hilario, Xania Cadoy, Natalie Aquino. Kailua: Shannon Caloza, Jana Pintz, Shylene Pullen, Kanani Piimauna, Kaio Nani. Kaimuki: Tahra Hussey, Rachael Hussey, Sarah Hussey, Neolina Lakalaka. Kalaheo: Tanya Pimental, Melanie Pimental, Tiffany Whitlock, Sabrina Arrayan, Jenniver Conner, Tara Olds, Olivia Webster, Puna Lee. Kalani: Leslie Kagami, Jenn Yoon. McKinley: Tatiana Huckso, Anela Kimoto, Cheri Ann Ramos, Sheri Yoshino, Sharlotte Taba, Jaclyn Borges, Jennifer Kim, Jeanelle Cumming, Katie Uechi. Roosevelt: Ashlie Dutor.

West division

Player of the Year: Johnna Rowland, Mililani.

Coach of the Year: Wayne Nagamine, Campbell.

First team

Pitcher: Rachel Lacar, Pearl City; Johnna Rowland, Mililani.

Catcher: Kayla Kahuli, Leilehua.

1st base: Leilani Hashida, Mililani.

2nd base: Kari Matsumoto, Mililani.

3rd base: Chenelle Chikazawa, Mililani.

Shortstop: Holly Garcia, Campbell.

Outfield: Shavonn Okamura, Leilehua; Maile Christian, Leilehua; Kelli Curnan, Mililani.

Utility: Anuhea Diamond, Mililani.

Second team

P: Kehau Kahana, Lei, and Kelia Kualapai, Camp. C: Nancy Vega, Mil. 1B: Kristin Robb, Camp. 2B: Jennifer Ioane-Keaunui, Camp. 3B: Asheila Acosta, Waian. SS: Tiari Keliinoi, Mil. OF: Shannon Antonio, Mil; Stacie Kato, Mil; Mililani Monis, PC. U: Ashely Chin, Aiea.

Honorable mention

Aiea: Kristy Morinaga, Liohi McKeague, Heather Debrina, Kelsey Tachihata. Campbell: Jessica Rodrigues. Leilehua: Sherris Richards, Larena Clifton, Annie Ancheta. Moanalua: Christina Morgan, Jennifer Schultz, Crystal James, Kristin Kimoto, Kim Morikawa, Naomi Edgell. Nanakuli: Kristy Titcomb, Jazzeri Manuel, Candic Copp, Kori Montez, Dezrae Kauhane, Lahela Romena, Georgette Naone, Diandra Dias. Pearl City: Ashley Pagatpatan, Hoonani Kahoopii, Kristen Nakamura, Cory Nakano, Cheryl Villarmia, Momilani Monis, Elisha Piris, Chastine Correa. Radford: Natasha Rivera, Christa Hicks, Jasmine Kapesi, Stephanie Dikon, Meaghan Rivera, Natacia Manuma, Nicole Cody, Marlena Fa'aliga. Waianae: Maelyn Treu, Hoku Mamili, Braizzel Nivera, Leilani Kuhaula, Teresa Brown, Sheena Kipu, Mishan Suiso, Mirsa Magno. Waipahu: Meagan Uiagalelei, Collette Guerrero, Alexis Cody, Renee Pecpec, Tiana Ortogera.