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Prep Beat

By Star-Bulletin Staff

Saturday, January 29, 2000

Saints tied for
first in ILH

Star-Bulletin staff

Junior Wong scored 16 points as St. Louis beat University, 66-48, last night at McCabe Gym and tied idle Iolani for the Interscholastic League of Honolulu lead at 6-1.

Sanoe Mokuahi (12 points) and Kalvin Koverman (10) supported Wong for the Crusaders. Manu McBraun scored 14 and Nikolas Clay 13 for the Junior Rainbows (2-5).

University	 8 14  9 17 - 48
St. Louis	16 17 19 14 - 66

UNIVERSITY: Rodney Timario 0, Thomas Noh 0, Conan Salanoa 2, Patrick Okubo 7, Chaz Hirata 4, Tyson Nam 2, Nikolas Clay 13, Casey Kushiyama 6, Kory Yonemoto 0, Reid Kodama 0, Manu McBraun 14.

ST. LOUIS: Bobby Tappy 4, Jose Vidad 4, Adam Dreher 1, Joey Borja 4, Junior Wong 16, Brenden Clement 1, Enoch McKeague 2, J.P. Kanoa 6, Jason Rivers 6, Kalvin Koverman 10, Sanoe Mokuahi 12.

KAMEHAMEHA 56, MARYKNOLL 46:

The Warriors put away the Spartans in an ILH game at Damien with a big third quarter, improving their record to 3-5.

Kanoa Alapai led the Warriors with 13 points, and Nainoa Spencer chipped in with nine.

Russell Sypowicz scored 13 points for Maryknoll, which fell to 3-5.

Maryknoll	11  8 10 17 - 46
Kamehameha	13 11 15 17 - 56

MARYKNOLL: Eric Valdez 5, Matt Cowan 5, Sean Ortiz 5, Russell Sypowicz 13, Adi Muranovic 8, Kenny Lindsay 8, Justin Holzgrove 0.

KAMEHAMEHA: Nouveau Neumu 3, Mike Cummings 0, Nainoa Spencer 9, Kanoa Alapai 13, Isaiah Alameda 5, Kolo Kapanui 13, Josh Steinhoff 6, Willie Melemai 5.

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OIA

KALAHEO 60, KAILUA 25:

At Kalaheo, the Mustangs moved to within half a game of Oahu Interscholastic Association East leader Castle by beating the Surfriders.

D.C. Daniels netted 12 points to pace the Mustangs (7-1). Lawrence Hamacon of Kailua (1-7) led all scorers with 14.

Kailua		 4  6  4 11 - 25
Kalaheo		17 22 14  7 - 60

KAILUA: Lawrence Hamacon 14, Sean Stewart 2, Ahren Kubo 2, Erik Mueller 6, Kalani Auala-Ellis 1.

KALAHEO: C.J. Kaimoloa 4, Adrian Aurelio 6, Eric Sandobal 3, Nate Ijima 5, Shaydon Marumoto 2, Ikaika Francis 4, Duane Ijima 10, Aubrey Bradley 4, Aaron Moorehead 4, D.C. Daniels 12, Andrew Braley 6.

ROOSEVELT 49, KAHUKU 28:

At Roosevelt, the Rough Riders topped the Red Raiders to improve to 6-2.

Keola Stietzel scored 19 points for Roosevelt. The Red Raiders (3-5) were led by Micah Casey's 13 points.

Kahuku		8  5 10  5 - 28
Roosevelt	9 15 11 14 - 49

KAHUKU: Legrand Goo 0, Jacob Malufan 4, Alii Alisa 3, Aaron Francisco 6, Erik Kokkoneno 0, Tama Siilata 2, James Kramerer 0, Tahitoe Carlson 0, Micah Casey 13, Orlando Wong 0.

ROOSEVELT: Keola Stietzel 19, Josh Yoshimoto 3, Van Dorsey 7, Chad Owens 2, Maulia LaBarre 2, Chad Kapanui 7, T.J. Talaro 2, Cade Uyechi 0, Kala Koki 7.

Junior varsity: Kahuku 63, Roosevelt 48

RADFORD 80, NANAKULI 59:

Five Rams scored in double figures against the Golden Hawks to improve to 8-0 in the OIA West.

Jacob Avilla scored a game-high 19 points and Sa Tanuvasa added 13 for the Rams.

The Golden Hawks (4-4) got 15 points from Louis Mafu and 12 from Aaron Figueroa, but couldn't keep pace with the high-scoring Radford offense.

Nanakuli	 9 11 17 22-59
Radford		17 29 14 20-80

NANAKULI: Anthony Sandobal 10, Albert Napoleon 0, Barry Medeiros 0, Lenis Mahelona 0, Aaron Figueroa 12, Louis Mafua 15, Keoki Duarte 7, Herman Asinsin 3, Kapena Keopuhiwa 2, Jason Laguaton 10, Kris Ancheta 0.

RADFORD: Jacob Avilla 19, Jacob. Sur 4, Robert Sanchez 1, B. Reyes 0, Sa Tanuvasa 13, Sam Baker 11, Frank. Kuresa 10, Isaac Dunklee 11, Jonathan Atimua 2, Matthew Manuma 7.

Junior varsity: Radford 71, Nanakuli 29

PEARL CITY 43, MOANALUA 32:

At Pearl City, Miguel Parks scored 14 points for the Chargers (3-5), who held a six-point lead after the first quarter and were never headed.

Kevin Liburd had 10 points for the Menehunes (4-4).

Moanalua	 9 7 8  8-32
Pearl City	15 5 8 15-43

MOANALUA: Jonathan Tanibe 0, Aaron Fujino 2, Bryce Campbell 7, Saffery Silva 7, J Marxen 0, Taeger Sagadraca 2, Kevin Liburd 10, David Kilborn 0, Chris Young 4.

PEARL CITY: Joseph Kang 0, Nimrod Garcia 0, Kaipo Monis 4, Miguel Parks 14, Courtney Schirmer 11, Christian Luke 8, Richard Lehner 2, Kris Liederbach 4.

Junior varsity-Moanalua 46, Pearl City 39.

Aiea 48, Waianae 42:

Game details were not reported.

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Aiea advances
in OIA soccer

Kelsey Greer's overtime goal gave Aiea a 2-1 victory over Kalaheo yesterday and Castle, Kaiser and Pearl City also won first-round matches in the Oahu Interscholastic Association girls' soccer tournament.

In today's quarterfinals, Castle plays Moanalua and Aiea meets Kailua at Kailua, while Pearl City takes on Kahuku and Kaiser faces Mililani at Mililani. The action starts at 5:15 p.m. at both sites.

Yesterday's Aiea-Kalaheo OT duel was played at Castle, where the home team beat Waianae, 4-0, as Dionne Kaneshiro scored twice.

At Pearl City, the Chargers blanked Roosevelt, 2-0, and Kaiser downed Waialua, 3-0.

Goal scorers-Aiea: Stephanie Kawamura, Kelsey Greer. Kalaheo: Mel Cole. Castle: Dionne Kaneshiro 2, Ashley Kalama, Kim Shim. Kaiser: Lindsie Shimizu, Erin Sayegusa, Lianne Dela Cruz. Pearl City: Lynette Sialana, Pamela Fong.

In Interscholastic League of Honolulu regular-season girls' matches yesterday, Shari Nishikawa's two goals led Iolani to a 4-0 victory over St. Francis; Kamehameha edged Mid-Pacific, 2-1, and Punahou and Pac-5 played to a 0-0 draw.

Goal scorers-Iolani: Shari Nishikawa 2, Lauren Dignam, Gaelan Gray. Kamehameha: Robyn deHay, Krystalynn Ontai. Mid-Pacific: Julie Watanuki.