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Wednesday, April 19, 2000
Best in OIA West set
Star-Bulletin staff
for basketball playoffsThe West side of next week's Oahu Interscholastic Association basketball tournament is set.
Moanalua and Leilehua have clinched first-round byes, and Nanakuli, Aiea, Pearl City and Radford have locked up the other tournament spots.
After last night's games, 10 of the 11 teams in the division each have one regular-season game left to play, tomorrow. Waianae completed its season last night.
NO. 8 LEILEHUA 48, PEARL CITY 45:
The visiting Mules (8-1) hit 10-of-18 free throws in the fourth quarter and held on in the closing seconds for a comeback win over the Chargers (5-4).Leilehua erased an eight-point halftime deficit with a 14-4 run in the third quarter.
Trailing by three in the last seconds, Pearl City had a chance to tie the game, but missed.
Sequoya Stokes scored 10 points for the Mules and Heidi Garcia added eight more.
Pearl City's Mililani Monis led all scorers with 17 points.
Leilehua 10 12 14 12--48 Pearl City 9 21 4 11--45 LEILEHUA: Lezley Bantolina 0, Nachelle Scott 6, Karley Peterson 1, Melody Hanson 0, Kayla Kahuli 7, Sequoya Stokes 10, Heather Living-Macdonald 4, Kehau Molina-Gampona 0, Connie Matthews 5, Malia Chun-Llanos 3, Charlotte Garcia 4, Heidi Garcia 8, Freida Tauvela 0.
PEARL CITY: Darcy Hamamoto 0, Gina Honda 2, Mililani Monis 17, Kelli Yuen 2, Momilani Monis 11, Chastine Correa 4, Navilla Navarrete 3, Kristi Yamura 0, Kimberly Zane 0, Kanani Kaaopua 6, Mena Vaana 0.
3-point goals--Leilehua 1 (Chun-Llanos).
Junior varsity--Pearl City 51, Leilehua 24.
AIEA 41, WAIALUA 15:
Aritta Lane scored nine points and Keesha Aldridge added eight more as playoff-bound Na Alii (6-3) cruised past the Bulldogs (0-9).
Aiea 21 6 8 6-41 Waialua 2 1 11 1-15 AIEA: Tara Higa 6, Joelle Sugai 0, Tiffany Seiki 2, Kylee Nakamura , Kelsey Tachihata 6, Rubi Carrillo 2, Ashley Watanabe 2, Aritta Lane 9, Nadine Manangan 0, Stephanie Vannatta 4, Keesha Aldridge 8.
WAIALUA: Joanna Alfanta 7, Nicole Awaya 2, Janeth Villa 2, Junelle Garcia 2, Michelle Fore 2, Veronica Fujiyama 0.
3-point goals-Waialua 1 (Alfanta).
Junior varsity: Aiea 27, Waialua 11.
RADFORD 40, CAMPBELL 29:
Briena Reyes scored eight of her team-high 13 points in the first half as the visiting Rams (5-4) downed the Sabers (2-7).Melissa Cordero added 10 points for Radford, which led 22-10 at halftime.
Natalie Dawson paced Campbell with 14 points.
Radford 13 9 8 10--40 Campbell 4 6 6 13--29 RADFORD: Briena Reyes 13, Melissa Cordero 10, Heather Massey 7, Kiesa Jones 2, Jennifer Taylor 0, Tiffanie Reese 2, Kerri Coode 6.
CAMPBELL: Renette Fajardo 3, Christine Toro 2, Estelle Canincia 2, Bonnie Holdstock 0, Vallyn Medeiros 2, Natalie Dawson 14, Melissa Lapastora 0, Dawn Bolos 0, Rose Singrattana 0, Michelle Arneho 1, Rowena Sarandi 3, Meshell Jernigan 2.
3-point goals--Radford 2 (Cordero, Massey).
Junior varsity--Campbell 36, Radford 19.
NANAKULI 64, WAIANAE 15:
Maricris Sierra scored 15 of her game-high 24 points in the first half as the Golden Hawks (7-2) routed the visiting Seariders.Waianae completes its season at 3-7.
Waianae 2 1 9 3-15 Nanakuli 13 16 20 15-64 WAIANAE: Kawai Kahue 5, Janeen Lee-Abelaye 0, Hokulana Hamili 3, Kapua Kahue-Sylva 2, Tristina Nitta 5, Natasha Tacgere 0, Corinthia Lum 0, Kisha Hampton 0, Carla Kaaihue 0, Prisca Keawe 0, Jessica Moniz 0.
NANAKULI: Rosemarie Kelley 13, Maricris Sierra 24, Ipo Keopuhiwa 2, Arly Kaai 2, Emelalaokekai Keiki 0, Summer Victor 8, Mary Davis 10, Haunani Momoa 5.
3-point goals-Waianae 1 (Kahue).
Junior varsity: Nanakuli 57, Waianae 45
MILILANI 36, WAIPAHU 33:
The visiting Trojans (4-5) jumped out to an early lead and held on to beat the Marauders (1-8).Darci Watanabe led Mililani with seven points.
Ashley Quiocho had 12 points for Waipahu, including three treys.
Mililani 11 7 10 8-36 Waipahu 5 10 9 9-33 MILILANI: Jennifer Jones 6, Jennifer Cooper 4, Uheina Tuihalafatai 6, Pomai Patoc-Ordenstein 4, Darci Watanabe 7, Marie Jackson 3, Jody Saquilon 0, Anuhea Diamond 0, Jamie Morgan 6, Megan Tavares 0, Tammy Tabudlo 0, Kara Gonzales 0.
WAIPAHU: Chandrie Ramos 3, Natasha Keaunui 8, Charity Perriera 0, Savelina Fatongiatau 0, Enisela Kilioni 6, Jenna Morales 0, Orasanna Jordan 0, Sharon Amisone 1, Sheena Aldanece 0, Mariko Neana 1, Maureen Cozo 2, Ashley Quiocho 12.
3-point goals-Waipahu 3 (Quicoho 3); Mililani 1, (Watanabe).
Junior varsity--Mililani 40, Waipahu 24.
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NO. 1 KAMEHAMEHA 58, MARYKNOLL 31:
Kealani Kimball scored 14 points to lead the host Warriors (10-0) past the Spartans (3-7).Kamehameha outscored the Spartans by at least 10 points in each of the first three quarters.
Dana Samson and Michelle Baduria led Maryknoll with nine points each.
Maryknoll 7 3 7 14-31 Kamehameha 17 13 20 8-58 MARYKNOLL: Michelle Baduria 9, Shalei Bissen-Kealohi 0, Carla Donlin 0, Shayne Enright , Kainoa Fialkowski, Elizabeth Kam, Stefanie Lau, Hannah Porterfield, Shannon Riley.
KAMEHAMEHA: Napua Naumu, Ashley Ruff, Courtney Chai, Beth Nakamura, Ashley De Silva, Raelen Self, Lehua Wood, Tai Soo, Kealani Kimball, Katannya Kapeli, Megan Ching, Megan Kanoa, Noelle Russell.
3-point goals-Maryknoll 2 (Baduria 2).
