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Prep Beat

By Star-Bulletin Staff

Saturday, February 10, 2001

Broadus brothers,
Mililani push ahead

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Star-Bulletin staff

Rashaun and William Broadus have been unstoppable in two Oahu Interscholastic Association Tournament basketball games.

Undefeated Leilehua gets the next crack at trying to stop the Mililani tandem.

The Broadus brothers nearly outscored the entire Kaimuki team yesterday to lead Mililani to a 58-42 win, a trip to the OIA semifinals and a berth in the state tournament.

Mililani meets Western Division rival Leilehua in one semifinal next Wednesday. Kalaheo faces off against Kahuku in the other.

All four teams are in the state tournament, which runs Feb. 21-24.

Kaimuki, which earned a first-round bye by finishing second in the Eastern Division, finishes the year at 8-3.

William Broadus, a senior, scored five points in the second quarter and Rashaun, a junior, added seven more to help the Trojans (9-2) to a 26-14 halftime lead.

William finished with a game-high 19 points and Rashaun chipped in with 17.

In two tournament games, they have combined for 60 of Mililani's 118 points.

Justin Faimealelei (16 points) and Kila Kamakawiwo'ole (14) closed out their prep basketball careers for Kaimuki. Both signed letters of intent to the University of Hawaii in the fall to play football.

Mililani	14 12 13 19 -- 58
Kaimuki	6 8 15 13 -- 42

MILILANI: Gary Deliz 2, Koji Price 0, Rashaun Broadus 17, Troy Wailehua 0, Alex Aguda 0, William Broadus 19, Andrew Min 0, Hoku Patoc 1, Chad DeMello 0, Kaipo Patoc 10, Maurice Johnson 0, Trey Brown 9.
KAIMUKI: Jesse Wong 5, Justin Faimealelei 16, Kila Kamakawiwo'ole 14, Brandon Hayashida 0, Daniel Swearingen 4, Daniel Tautofi 3, Brandon Plan 0, Junior Maiava 0, James Davis 0, Darren Tautofi 0, Richard Miyasaka 0.
3-point goals--Mililani 4 (R. Broadus 3, Brown), Kaimuki 2 (Wong, Kamakawiwo'ole)

Kalaheo 69, Radford 42: In a rematch of last year's OIA semifinal game that was won by Radford, Ikaika Francis and D.C. Daniels each scored seven points in the first half as the unbeaten Mustangs rolled to a win against the undermanned Rams.

Kalaheo (11-0) had three players in double figures, led by Francis' 16 points. The Mustangs connected on 19-of-24 free throws.

Kula Tanuvasa scored 15 points for Radford.

Kalaheo beat Kahuku, 95-52, on Jan. 11 -- outscoring the Red Raiders, 34-8, in the final quarter.

Radford	9 10 6 17 -- 42
Kalaheo	14 15 16 24 -- 69

RADFORD: Justin Rellin 1, Joshua Redding 2, Dwight Edwards 4, Kula Tanuvasa 15, Sam Baker 8, Jonathan Atimua 5, Kevin Calloway 7.
KALAHEO: C.J. Kaimiola 6, Skyler Wilson 11, James Robertson 0, Ikaika Francis 16, Nate Ijima 0, Shaydon Marumoto 0, Charles Elliot 0, Aubrey Bradley 4, Justin Pedrina 7, D.C. Daniels 16, Keoki Duarte 3, Mike Garcia 2, Remington Chun 4, Shane Harada 0, Mikey Lefever 0.
3-point goals--Radford 1 (Calloway), Kalaheo 2 (Francis, Pedrina).

Leilehua 71, Kailua 46: Garland Gantt scored eight points in the first quarter and Eric Marshall scored six as the Mules (10-0) jumped out to an early lead and never looked back.

Kailua (7-5) couldn't make a huge comeback as it did Thursday against Aiea after trailing 21-2 at halftime.

Koali Castillo paced Kailua with 22 points. Samson Satele was the next highest scorer for the Surfriders with nine.

The Mules drained more free throws in the game (10) than the Surfriders attempted (9).

Leilehua advances to meet Mililani next week. The Mules dumped the Trojans, 77-59, on Jan. 6, with three players scoring 18 points each.

Kailua	9 10 10 17 -- 46
Leilehua	25 9 13 26 -- 71

KAILUA: Koali Castillo 22, Samson Satele 9, Michael Cathcart 2, Keallii Kalahiki 2, Brad Ching 0, Ammon Kaleo 4, Jordan Montgomery 2, Taleki Mailau 0, Kekoa Sniffen 4, Edward Campbell 0, Xavier Hoolulu 0, Kyle Kunioka 1, Kaleo Pili 0.
LEILEHUA: Garland Gantt 13, Lance Tuggle 0, Ricardo Bachelor 10, Joshua Jumawan 11, Eric Marshall 19, Clifton Feliciano 12, Shaun Fetzer 2, Demitrius Washington 0, Mike Helgerson 4, John Dolac 0, Reubin Dix 0, Duon Adams 0.
3-point goals--Kailua 3 (Castillo 3), Leilehua 1 (Jumawan)

Kahuku 52, Pearl City 48: Phillip Alisa and Micah Casey each scored six points in the fourth quarter to help the Red Raiders erase a 35-34 Chargers' lead and upset the second seed from the West.

Alisa and Aaron Francisco paced Kahuku (9-3) with 13 points apiece. Casey finished with eight points.

Terry Ayers, who averaged 20 points in the regular season, led Pearl City (8-2) with 11 points.

Kahuku	14 11 9 18 -- 52
Pearl City	11 14 10 13 -- 48

KAHUKU: Ferron Fonoimoana 0, Phillip Alisa 13, Aaron Francisco 13, Inoke Funaki 5, Micah Casey 8, James Kammerer 6, Adonis Buttel 0, Quin Ah-You 0.
PEARL CITY: Marcus Felder 0, Kaipo Monis 5, Randy Balde 0, Ty Jarrett 10, Kris Liederbach 5, Terry Ayers 11, Richard Yuen 0, David Tilley 2, Clifton Weaver 15.
3-point goals--Kahuku 3 (Alisa, Francisco, Funaki), Pearl City 1 (Liederbach).