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Prep Beat

By Star-Bulletin Staff

Thursday, April 20, 2000

ILH golf champions

Special to the Star-Bulletin
Whitney-Reigh Asao of Hawaii Baptist Academy, left, and David Baptista
of Kamehameha won the girls' and boys' titles, respectively, at yesterday's
Interscholastic League of Honolulu golf championships at the Waialae
Country Club. Baptista carded a 154, and Asao had a 155.

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Kaimuki forfeits after
two coaches ejected

BASEBALL

Star-Bulletin staff

Two Oahu Interscholastic Association baseball games ended prematurely yesterday for different reasons, as Kaimuki and Waialua forfeited league games.

Waialua (0-7) forfeited a home game to Nanakuli (2-5) because it didn't have enough players to field a team.

The Kaimuki vs. Kaiser contest ended abruptly in the top of the fourth inning after both Kaimuki coaches were ejected.

After one of the Kaimuki players struck out, he apparently said "give me a break," to the umpire as he was walking away, according to Kaimuki coach Clyde Hayashida.

Umpire Curtis Cho ejected the batter.

Hayashida said he argued with Cho for about two minutes, and then was kicked out without warning.

"He said he threw me out because I didn't put in another player after the ejection, but we were still up at bat and we didn't have to make a change yet," Hayashida said. "I did no swearing, I was just asking him why he threw my player out."

Hayashida said after Cho threw him out, assistant coach Dwight Kanetoku "got into it" with Cho and was also ejected.

With no coaches left, Kaimuki (2-4) was forced to forfeit.

Kaiser (3-3) was leading 11-5 when the game ended.

MILILANI 11, NO. 9 AIEA 7:

At Aiea, Johnson Mukaida's two-run double highlighted a four-run sixth inning as the Trojans (7-1) handed Na Alii their first loss.

Paul Yoshida helped give Aiea (6-1) an early 4-0 lead with a three-run homer in the first.

Mililani held a 7-6 lead going into the sixth then broke it open with four runs on four hits - all doubles.

Mililani	041	114	0--11	13	1
Aiea	420	000	1--7	9	3

Keola Casamina, Gaynor Nitta (6) and Bryce Watanabe; Casey Onaga, Daryl Fukumizu (6) and Paul Yoshida. W-Casamina. L-Onaga.

Leading hitters--Mililani: Johnson Mukaida 3-4, 2 2b, 2 RBI; David Nishimura 2-4; Cy Donald 2-3. Aiea: Keith Matsumura 2-4,;Casey Onaga 2-3; Paul Yoshida 2-3, 2b, 4 RBIs,. 3-run HR.

NO. 10 CASTLE 10, KAHUKU 0:

Paul Collins pitched a two-hitter and the Knights (5-1) won a mercy-rule shortened game at home against the Red Raiders (2-4).

Collins gave up a pair of singles, struck out three and walked one.

Kahuku	000	00--0	2	2
Castle	160	03 -- 10	6	1

Daniel Kahawakui, James Prem (2), Bradley Yoshida (4) and James Prem, Jason Santos (2). Paul Collins and Russell Kimura, Dennis Pagdilao (4). W-Collins. L-Kahawakui.

Leading hitters--Castle: Jordan Tom 2-2, 2b, RBI; Paul Collins 3b, RBI.

KAILUA 9, KALANI 3:

Jory Pearce drove in three runs and Ryan Exstrom pitched four effective innings to lead the Surfriders (5-1) past the visiting Falcons (3-3).

Kalani	002	010	0 --3	7	0
Kailua	204	300	x -- 9	11	1

Cyrus Motonaga, Ponce (4) and Travis Cononizado. Ryan Exstrom, Justin Akagi (5), Derek Yonamine (7) and Lopaka Burgess. W--Extrom. L--Motonaga.

Leading hitters--Kalani: Keala Fujimori 2-3; Yoshida 2-3; Travis Cononizado 2-4. Kailua: Travis Hayashida 3-3, 2b; Bruddah Choy Foo 3-3, 2b, 2 RBIs; Jory Pearce 2-4, 2b, 3 RBIs.

WAIANAE 7, RADFORD 4:

Keoki Telles went 3-for-5 and knocked in a pair of runs as the Seariders (5-2) dropped the host Rams (2-6).

Waianae	231	100	0--7	9	3
Radford	003	001	x--4	5	3

Wesley Lopes, Chad Fuller (3), Jeremy Brown (6), Keoki Telles (7) and Philip Sorono. Jacob Sur, Lopaka Kia (5) and Richard Killen. W--Lopes. L--Sur.

Leading hitters--Waianae: Keoki Telles, 3-5, 2b, 2 RBIs; Egerton Westbrook, 2-2, 3 RBIs; Jeremy Bright, 2-3, 2b, RBI. Radford: Richard Killen, 2-2, 2b.

CAMPBELL 9, MOANALUA 1:

Chad Bailey pitched a three-hitter and blasted a solo home run to lead the Sabers (4-3) to a win at Moanalua (2-6).

Bryce Miyashiro paced the Campbell attack with four hits, including a pair of doubles.

Campbell	023	120 1 --9	10	0
Moanalua	010	000 0 -- 1	3	2

Chad Bailey and Mike Cabral. John Carr, Michael Miyagi (3), Stephen Green (4), Jimmy Strombach (5), Devin Kitashira (7) and Bret Sugiyama. W-Bailey. L-Carr.

Leading hitters--Campbell: Chad Bailey solo HR; Bryce Miyashiro 4-5, 2 2b, RBI; Mike Cabral 2b. Moanalua: Abe Manutai 2b; Neal Manutai 2b.

Junior varsity: Campbell 3, Moanalua 2.

ROOSEVELT 6, KALAHEO 2:

Chris Mols and Chad Kapanui combined to shut down the Mustangs' (2-4) offense and the Rough Riders (3-3) took advantage of eight free passes to win at home.

Mols struck out six batters in five innings and Kapanui worked two innings to earn the save.

Ikaika Hollinger went the distance for Kalaheo. He gave up just four hits, but walked eight.

Kalaheo	000	011	0--2	7	4
Roosevelt	040	101	x--6	4	2

Ikaika Hollinger and Mike Garcia. Chris Mols, Chad Kapanui (6) and Joey Shimabuku. W--Mols. L--Hollinger. S-Kapanui.

Leading hitters--Kalaheo: Jacob Macavile 2-3. Roosvelt: Todd Inouye 2-2, 2 RBIs; Shimabuku 3b.

PEARL CITY 11, WAIPAHU 1:

Kelan Morisawa led off the game with a home run and the Chargers (4-3) never looked back, routing the host Marauders (1-6).

Cory Fujinaga pitched five innings to earn the win, striking out four and walking two.

Pearl City	311	321 1 --11	12	2
Waipahu.	001	000	0 -- 1	7	2

Cory Fujinaga, Kaipo Duke (6) and Gavin Concepcion. Guisen Pauline, Michael Menor (1), Jansen Rivera (5) and Jansen Rivera, Seth Spencer (5). W-Fujinaga. L-Pauline.

Leading hitters--Pearl City: Kelan Morisawa 2-3, HR, RBI; Allan Kunishia 2-2, 2 RBI, Gavin Concepcion 3-4, 2 2b, 3 rbi. Waipahu: Guisen Pauline 2-3; Jansen Rivera 2-3.

MCKINLEY 11, FARRINGTON 10:

Reid Goto knocked in George Bautista with two outs in the sixth to give the Tigers (4-2) the win over the Governors (1-5) at DeSa Field.

The game was called because of darkness in the top of the seventh.

McKinley	100	271 --11	13	0
Farrington	313	210 -- 10	14	6

Blaine Yoshino, Jordan Kurahara (3), David Kurahashi (6) and Justin Book, George Bautista (3). Criston Barba, Michael Rabago (4), Shaun Tabil (5) and Shaun Tabil, Dennis Rodrigues (5). W-Kurahara. S-Kurahashi. L-Tabil.

Leading hitters--McKinely: Reid Goto, 3-5, 3 RBIs; David Kurahashi, 2-5, 2b; kaipo Aviles, 2-3; Arthur Rosa, 2-4, 2b. Farrington: Tabil, 3-4, 2b; Micah Alexander, 3-4, HR; Michael Rabago, 2-3, 2 2b, 2 RBIs; Brandon Parras, HR; Bronson Chun, 2-3, 3 RBIs.

Junior varsity: McKinley 10, Farrington 1.

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Farrington girls end
losing streak

OIA GIRLS' BASKETBALL

Star-Bulletin staff

The Farrington girls' basketball team picked the perfect time to end a six-game losing streak.

With the final berth in the Oahu Interscholastic Association Tournament at stake, Farrington beat visiting Kaimuki last night, 53-40.

Farrington, Kaimuki and Castle all finished with 3-6 records, but the Governors earned the sixth and final spot in the OIA East because they beat both teams.

Robynn Afe scored 13 points in the first half and Tina Sanerivi added nine more to give Farrington an insurmountable 26-10 halftime lead.

Afe finished with 22 points and Sanerivi tallied 13.

Dalia Solia paced the Bulldogs with nine points.

Kaimuki	4	6	8	22-40
Farrington	19	17	7	20-53

KAIMUKI: Ashli Kamakawiwoole 2, Jamie Reyes 7, Sarah Hussey 0, Raquel Santiago 2, Dalia Solia 9, Chantilly Maiva 4, Tyleen Tausaga 2, Chyenne Souza 3, Rachael Hussey 5, Jennifer Kelley 6, Tahra Hussey 0, Noelani Tamanaha 0, Lynette Laa 0.

FARRINGTON: Revelyn Cabaya 0, Jenny Hamson 9, Sarah Arriba 0, Cherilyn Ligot 4, Rochelle Rivera 2, Holly Yamata 0, Pohai Lee 2, Shannon Maika 0, Pae Poasa 0, Lusi Puli 0, Robynn Afe 22, Tina Sanerivi 13. Jennifer Nuesca 0 Christina Scowers 1.

3-point goals-Kaimuki 2 (Souza, Hussey).

Junior varsity: Farrington 63, Kaimuki 23.

NO. 2 KALAHEO 51, KAHUKU 38:

Brandy Richardson scored eight of her game-high 17 points in the first quarter and the Mustangs beat the Red Raiders (6-3) to cap a perfect OIA regular season.

Kalaheo (9-0) led 25-17 at halftime.

Aukai Pearl scored 11 points for Kahuku, which finished fourth in the OIA Eastern Division.

Kahuku	6	11	4	17-38
Kalaheo	13	12	9	18-51

KAHUKU: Aukai Pearl 11, Amanda Camit 1, Lindsey Williams 0, Jackie Peters 0, April Atuaia 10, Teisa Fotu 8, Alesi Tevaga 3, Justine Swafford 0, Saava Labang 5.

KALAHEO: Brandy Richardson 17, Michelle Quintana 0, Lindsey Peck 7, Cheyene Ringler 3, Sharon Wahinekapu 9, Natasha Lagapa 8, Alberta Lui 0, Dawnelle Nahinu 0, Heather Gonsalves 3, Sherrine Kanahele 2, Nicole Furtado 3, Brina Fritzche 0, Kira Withy-Allen 0.

3-point goals-Kalaheo 3 (Lagapa 2, Furtado).

Junior varsity: Kahuku 33, Kalaheo 20.

NO. 7 MCKINLEY 33, KAILUA 20:

The Tigers (7-2) pulled away from the Surfriders in the fourth quarter to claim second place in the OIA East.

Deena Young scored eight of her 11 points in the second half to lead McKinley.

Kailua	1	4	9	6-20
McKinley	5	6	8	14-33

KAILUA: Kanani Piimauna 2, Ivena Armand-Baoy 5, Ana Fisilau 5, Amber Smith 2, Loke Lastismosa 5, Steph Gould 0, Haunani Martin 1.

MCKINLEY: Rayna Isaki 2, Amber Ehia 7, Tasha Haynes 4, Brianne Ching 0, Marie Farina 0, Deena Young 11, Briana Ioane 0, Michele Suan 2, Amber Lee 1, Charla Rodrigues 3, Chanel Credo-Nelson 3.

3-point goals-Kailua 1 (Lastismosa).

Junior varsity: McKinley 37, Kailua 36 (OT).

ROOSEVELT 57, KALANI 53:

Ashley Dutro poured in 20 points and Jodi Nakashima added 16 more as the visiting Rough Riders (6-3) beat the Falcons (5-4) to finish third in the East.

The Falcons mounted a furious charge in the fourth quarter, but couldn't overcome a 46-31 deficit.

Kalani drilled five treys, with Tasha Kennedy and Nicole Paiva each hitting two.

Ashley Takata paced the Falcons with 13 points.

Roosevelt	12	15	19	11-57
Kalani	9	14	8	22-53

ROOSEVELT: Ashlie Dutro 20, Loreal Imamura 3, Burgandi Borges 0, Megan Fong 6, Tishya Cadiente 6, Jodi Nakashima 16, Jamie Nakamoto 4, Cheri Kahooilihala 2, Lehua Lembeck 0.

KALANI: Ashley Takata 13, Tasha Kennedy 11, Kristy Hirahara 0, Chenty Bonifacia 10, Lauren Ching 2, Cassandra Cabaong 0, Jovan Okumura 1, Nicole Paiva 10, Lynne Hirahara 6.

3-point goals-Roosevelt 2 (Nakashima 2); Kalani 5 (Kennedy 2, Paiva 2, Takata).

CASTLE 58, KAISER 40:

Jo Sepulona netted 12 points and Shantel Tilton added 10 more to help the Knights (3-6) bury the visiting Cougars (2-7).

Samantha Ching tallied 12 points for Kaiser.

Kaiser	9	15	9	7-40
Castle	15	11	17	15-58

KAISER: Sheri Ogata 1, Lindsie Shimizu 6, Samantha Ching 12, Brooke Masutani 5, Lahala Rodrigues 6, Tiara Wong 0, Karen Poon 2, Jessica Stegmaier 0, Leah Pereira 3, Cassie Chun-Ming 3, Tatiana Maumausolo 2.

CASTLE: Tyra Martin 0, Jaime Laimana 0, Dionne Kaneshiro 0, Megan Wong 6, Shayna Medeiros 6, Jo Sepulona 12, Ali Mao 5, Shantel Tilton 10, Mari Kitagawa 6, Jontei Vincent 5, Nicole Uperesa 8.

3-point goals-Kaiser 2 (Shimizu 2).

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ILH Girls' Basketball

SACRED HEARTS 42, UNIVERSITY 32:

Brittney Aiwohi scored 11 of her game-high 16 points in the second half to lead the Lancers (4-5) to a win over the Junior Rainbows (0-10) at Klum Gym.

Carlene Hardin added 12 points for Sacred Hearts, which led 19-12 at halftime.

Christina Ciacci scored eight of University's nine first-quarter points, and finished with 15.

Sacred Hearts	11	8	9	14-42
University	9	3	9	11-32

SACRED HEARTS: Tara Lynch 0, Malia Sales 3, Brittney Aiwohi 16, Sandi Okada 2, Carlene Hardin 12, Pua Reis 3, Samanta Alapa 6, Amber Juan 3, Kimberly Young 3, Nicole Raiora 0, Shanie Hough 0.

UNIVERSITY: Kaula Atisanoe 0, Christina Ciacci 15, Tara Hiramatsu 0, Karlee Kailiehu 0, Shalie Lumpkin 0, Iolani Morikama 4, Diane Okubo 5, Jeanal Souza 5, Brianna Tsukamoto 0, Jasmine Tua 2, Janeen Waialae 1.

3-point goals-Sacred Hearts 3 (Aiwohi 2, Juan);

University 2 (Okubo, Ciacci).