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Prep Beat

By Star-Bulletin Staff

Friday, January 28, 2000

Mililani takes OIA
softball title again

Star-Bulletin staff

Adrienne Kasaoka drove in the winning run in the bottom of the sixth inning to give Mililani its second Oahu Interscholastic Association girls' softball title yesterday with a 2-1 victory over Waianae at Roosevelt High field.

It was Mililani's 29th consecutive league win, sending the Trojans into next week's state tournament at the University of Hawaii's Rainbow Wahine softball stadium.

Johnna Rowland ran her record to 13-0, scattering four hits. Searider pitcher Jasmine Choy also pitched a four-hitter.

In other games, Pearl City defeated Kailua, 6-2, for third place, and Kalaheo shut out Kaimuki, 3-0, in 12 innings to claim the OIA's fifth berth in the state tournament.

Waianae		010 000 0 - 1 4 4
Mililani	000 002 x - 2 4 2

WP-Johnna Rowland. LP-Jasmine Choy.

Leading hitters-Wai: Hoku Hamili 2-3.

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ILH softball

IOLANI 2, PUNAHOU 0:

At Iolani, Mitzi Ing did it all for the Raiders, helping the Interscholastic League of Honolulu champions finish a perfect regular season.

Ing pitched a four-hitter, striking out three. She had two hits and scored a run in the first inning.

Iolani, the defending state champion, heads into the playoffs with a 16-0 record.

Punahou is 8-7.

Punahou		000 000 0-0 4 2
Iolani		101 000 x-2 4 2

Winning pitcher: Mitzi Ing

Leading hitter-Iol: Ing 2-3.

KAMEHAMEHA 4, UNIVERSITY 0:

At Kamehameha, Ashlee Adams threw a one-hit shutout and the Warriors improved to 13-2.

University fell to 9-6.

University	000 000 0-0 1 2
Kamehameha	100 201 x-4 7 0

Winning pitcher: Ashlee Adams

Leading hitter-Kam: Kulia Vasconcellos 2-3, 2b.

SACRED HEARTS 8, HBA/PRIORY 0:

At Kamamalu Field, Tina Gonsalves fired a four-hitter and doubled in a pair of runs to lead the Lancers to victory.

Amber Juan led the Sacred Hearts hit parade, going 3-for-4 at the plate.

The Lancers finished at 11-5, in third place, while the Eagles finished their regular season at 8-8.

Winning pitcher: Tina Gonsalves

Leading hitters-SH: Amber Juan 3-4; Kaylene Remata 2-3, 3b, RBI; Gonsalves 2b, 2 RBI; Kimi Daniel 2 RBI.

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Punahou hands
Iolani its first loss

Star-Bulletin staff

Ryan Saito scored 21 points as Punahou upset previously unbeaten Iolani, 45-41, in an Interscholastic League of Honolulu boys' basketball game at the Raiders' gym last night.

The Buffanblu (6-2) didn't allow a 3-pointer, and no Iolani player reached double digits in scoring.

The Raiders are 7-1.

Punahou		9 13  7 16-45
Iolani		6 12 10 13-41

PUNAHOU: Timothy Au 0, Kynan Pang 2, Richard Kim 1, Chris Young 0, Daniel Lam 2, Ryan Saito 21, Todd LaFountaine 0, Jason Ching 0, Pono Kaimuloa 0, David Kowen 5, Adam Kyle 2, Alex Fergus 5, Lucas Love 5, Dane Uperesa 2.

IOLANI: Bronson Melemai 6, Travis McGaughy 8, Kyle LaBenz 2, Shane Ouchi 0, Bobby Nash 9, Bobby Webster 7, Tyler McCready 7, Joe Udell 2, Donny Mateaki 0.

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Leilehua upsets Kaiser
in OIA soccer tourney

Star-Bulletin staff

Leilehua upset top-seeded Kaiser, 1-0, at Kaiser in yesterday's quarterfinals of the Oahu Interscholastic Association boys' soccer tournament.

The Menehunes (7-3-1) earned a berth in the state tournament with their win, and will play Mililani in the semifinals of the OIA Tournament.

Kaiser (8-2-0) is forced to win two more games for a spot in the state playoffs.

Scoring-Lei: Kurtis Higaki.

MILILANI 6, KAILUA 0:

At Kaiser, the Trojans pounded the Surfriders to advance to the semifinal round.

Kurt Kagawa led the charge for unbeaten Mililani (8-0-2) with a pair of goals.

Kailua (7-3-1) will meet Kaiser Feb. 2 as the four teams that lost in the quarterfinals scramble to fill the last OIA slot in the state tournament.

Scoring-Mil: Kurt Kagawa 2, Jarrett Razon, Jon Stevens, G. Nitta, Kerry Miiki.

PEARL CITY 4, KALAHEO 0:

At Pearl City, the Chargers (9-0-1) shut down the Mustangs to advance to a meeting with Castle in the semifinals.

Scoring-PC: Robert Camerrer, Jason Mangonan, Reid Kobashigawa, Kristopher Knight.

CASTLE 2, AIEA 1:

The Knights (8-2-0) slipped past Aiea on the strenth of two Marcus Tani goals.

Aiea (8-2-1) and Kalaheo (7-4-0) will play Feb. 2.

Scoring-Cas: Marcus Tani 2; Aiea: Brandon Tamayo.

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ILH

ST. LOUIS 6, DAMIEN 1:

The Crusaders powered past the winless Monarchs (0-10-1) at Kapiolani park. Jonathan Robella led the St. Louis (5-2-3) attack with two goals.

Scoring-St.L: Jonathan Robello 2, Nicholas Tudisco, Tyler Dung, Ryan Short, Kristopher Shintaku; Dam: Tim Picerno.

IOLANI 1, PUNAHOU 1:

At Iolani, the highly anticipated rematch of the top two teams in the ILH ended in a tie.

The Raiders (9-0-2) maintained their slim lead over the Buffanblu (9-1-1), with one game remaining for each team.

Iolani will play fourth-place Kamehameha, and Punahou will face third-place St. Louis on Saturday.

The team that finishes in second will battle Maui Interscholastic League runner-up Baldwin for a state playoff berth.

Scorers-Iol: Scott Henderson; Pun: Thomas Jencks.

KAMEHAMEHA 1, MID-PACIFIC 0:

The Warriors blanked the Owls, and improved to 4-4-2 on the season. Tetua Paoa scored the game's only goal.

Mid-Pac fell to 1-9-1.

Scoring-Kam: Tetua Paoa.