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Prep Beat

By Star-Bulletin Staff

Wednesday, February 21, 2001

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Aiea wins
paddling prize

Aiea became the third team in as many years to capture the Tesoro Hawaii Cup at Keehi Lagoon on Saturday.

The Cup is awarded to the high school with the most outstanding combined boys, girls and mixed crew performances at the Oahu Interscholastic Association Outrigger Canoe Championships.

The Castle boys' and girls' crews won Tesoro Hawaii Awards and OIA varsity championships. Aiea was the mixed champion. Students from 20 OIA schools participated.

McKinley won the first Tesoro Cup in 1999 and Kaimuki won last year.

Two named Gatorade State Players of the Year

Natasha Kai of Kahuku and Travis Watanabe of Iolani are the Gatorade State Soccer Players of the Year. Kai and Watanabe are now eligible for the Gatorade National High School Soccer Player of the Year Award. Kai helped the Red Raiders to their best season ever, which included a trip to the state tournament. Watanabe turned in another outstanding season in arguably the toughest league in the state, and helped the Raiders reach the state semifinals.

State swimming championships this weekend

The Baldwin boys and Punahou girls hit the water Friday and Saturday to defend their state swimming and diving titles.

Action at the Duke Kahanamoku Pool at the University of Hawaii begins at 7 a.m. on both days. Diving preliminaries are at 9 a.m. on Friday and swimming trials follow at 3:30 p.m. Diving semifinals and finals are Saturday at 8:30 a.m. Swimming finals are at 1 p.m. An awards ceremony at 4:30 p.m. wraps up the championships.

Swimmers are limited to two individual events and two team relays or one individual and three relays. The top eight qualifiers from the trials advance to the final.

Admission is $7 for adults and $5 for students (K-12). Parking at UH is $3. The gates to the pool open a half-hour before the first event of each day.

The Hawaii Sports Network will broadcast a one-hour program of the championships on K-5 The Home Team on March 11 at 2 p.m. and March 18 at 1 p.m.

Joey DeSa starts tomorrow

The 14th Annual Joey DeSa Memorial Baseball Tournament starts tomorrow and runs through Saturday. Four games are scheduled each day, with the championship game slated for 2:30 p.m. on Saturday at Joey DeSa Field. Participating teams include two-time defending state champ Molokai, Damien, Kailua, St. Louis, Waianae, Mid-Pacific, Roosevelt and Kamehameha.

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By Tim Crouse, Special to the Star-Bulletin

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BASKETBALL

Coaches and Media Poll

HawaiiSportsNetwork.com
Top Ten Hawaii High School Boys'Basketball
As of Feb. 19

First place votes in parentheses

	Overall	League	Pts.	LW
1. Kalaheo (53)	24-1	13-0	549	1
2. Iolani (1)	19-4	11-1	490	3
3. Honokaa	22-3	13-0	415	4
4. Punahou	18-5	10-3	324	5
5. Leilehua	17-5	11-1	293	2
6. Mililani	17-6	10-3	281	8
7. St. Louis	14-6	11-4	226	7
8. Maui	20-8	15-2	167	NR
9. Baldwin	18-10	13-4	102	6
10. Waiakea	21-5	10-3	76	NR

Others receiving votes: Kahuku (16-7, 9-5) 48; Pearl City (20-5, 8-2) 31; Kamehameha (13-11, 8-6) 16; Kapaa (12-6, 6-3) 6.

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Preseason

Yesterday's results

Varsity girls

McKinley 45, Waianae 20

Junior varsity

McKinley 56, Waianae 13

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SOCCER

Boys State Championships

AT&T Wireless
At Aloha Stadium

Championship

Mililani 2, Hilo 0

Third place

Iolani 1, Pearl City 0

Fifth place

Baldwin 3, Aiea 1

Consolation championship

Kamehameha 2, Kealakehe 0

Semifinals

Hilo 1, Pearl City 0

Mililani 1, Iolani 0 (OT)

Quarterfinals

Pearl City 4, Kalani 1

Iolani 2, Campbell 1 (Iol 4-3 PK)

Mililani 2, Baldwin (Mil 5-3 PK)

Hilo 1, Aiea 0

Leading tournament scorers

3: Jarret Razon, Mil. 2: Erick Franke, Keal; Timmy Liu, Mil; Lane Matsui, Bald; Brandon Tario, Kam; Travis Watanabe, Iol; Benji Villaflor, Aiea.

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HHSAA Champions

1974 Iolani
1975 Iolani
1976 Punahou
1977 Punahou
1978 McKinley
1979 Iolani
1980 Castle
1981 Kaimuki
1982 Punahou
1983 Punahou
1984 Kalaheo
1985 Punahou
1986 Punahou
1987 Iolani
1988 Iolani
1989 Punahou
1990 Punahou
1991 Punahou
1992 Punahou
1993 Kalaheo
1994 Punahou
1995 Punahou
1996 Punahou
1997 Iolani
1998 Punahou
1999 Pearl City
2000 Iolani
2001 Mililani

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WRESTLING

ILH

At Punahou H.S.

February 17th results

St. Louis 35, Punahou 20

Pins--145: D. Leong, Pun.

St. Louis 47, Iolani 15

Pins--112: K. Wong, Iol. 130: T. Lee, StL. 152: E. Ishikawa, StL. 189: M. Nartatez, StL. 215: P. Brown, StL. 275: I. Noguchi, StL.

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PADDLING

ILH

From Magic Island to Kewalo Buoy and back

February 14th results

Girls

Varsity I--1. Kamehameha (Kawena Nakamura, Anela Borges, Keala Hironaka, Uni Jensan, Mahea Kamau, Marissa Luning), 54:46. 2. Punahou, 53:10. 3. Mid-Pacific, 53:14. 4. Sacred Hearts, 53:32. 5. Iolani, 54:46.

Varsity II--1. Kamehameha (Brooke Calpito, Angelica Chong, Dana Jacoby, Krystal Tim Sing, Julie Glessner, Makana Tocman), 53:34. 2. Punahou, 55:09. 3. St. Francis, 55:32. 4. Maryknoll, 57:03. 5. Pac-Five, 61:37.

Junior varsity I--1. Punahou, 52:11. 2. Kamehameha, 52:23. 3. Maryknoll, 54:43. 4. Sacred Hearts, 56:14. 5. St. Francis, 57:01. 6. Pac-Five, 57:27. 7. Mid-Pacific, 59:27. 8. Iolani, 62:12.

Junior varsity II--1. Iolani, 53:42. 2. Kamehameha, 56:02. 3. Punahou, 58:07. 4. Mid-Pacific, 58:14. 5. St. Francis, 70:19.

Final Season Standings

Boys

Varsity I--1. Kamehameha, 29 pts. 2. Mid-Pacific, 25. 3. Punahou, 22. 4. St. Louis, 11. 5. Iolani, 9.

Varsity II--1. Punahou, 23. 2. Pac-Five, 22. 3. Mid-Pacific, 20. 4. Kamehameha, 14. 5. Maryknoll, 10. 6. Damien, 4. 7. Iolani, 0.

Junior varsity I--1. Kamehameha, 34. 2. Punahou, 23. 3. Mid-Pacific, 14. 4. Iolani, 11. 5. St. Louis, 8.6. Maryknoll, 6.

Junior varsity II--1. Kamehameha, 32. 2. Punahou, 28. 3. St. Louis, 13. 4. Pac-Five, 9. 5. Damien, 5. 6. (tie) Iolani and Mid-Pacific, 4. 8. Maryknoll, 1.

Girls

Varsity I--1. Kamehameha, 34. 2. Punahou, 19. 3. Iolani, 16. 4. Mid-Pacific, 15. 5. Sacred Hearts, 12.

Varsity II--1. Kamehameha, 34. 2. Iolani, 22. 3. (tie) Maryknoll and St. Francis, 12. 5. Punahou, 11. 6. Pac-Five, 5. 7. St. Andrew's, 0.

Junior varsity I--1. Punahou, 28. 2. Kamehameha, 25. 3. St. Francis, 18. 4. Maryknoll, 15. 5. Sacred Hearts, 6. 6. Pac-Five, 3. 7. Mid-Pacific, 1. 8. (tie) Iolani and St. Andrew's, 0.

Junior varsity II--1. Iolani, 32. 2. Kamehameha, 24. 3. Punahou, 19. 4. St. Andrew's, 9. 5. Mid-Pacific, 8. 6. St. Francis, 4. 7. Pac-Five, 0.

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SWIMMING

State Swim & Dive Championships

Local Motion
Qualifiers

Top 10 for each event

Girls 1M Diving

1. Nicolette Rowe, Hilo. 2. Kathryn Hurd, Kais. 3. Christen Kurakowa, Hilo. 4. Andrea Eng, Mil. 5. Deanna Itano, Kais. 6. Sarah Delara, Maui. 7. Leinaala Chong, Kam. 8. Erin Tanaka, Bald. 9. Tanya Harris, Cas. 10. Lehua DeSilva, Kam.

Boys 1M Diving

1. Lance Tomasa, Mil. 2. Quincy Solano, Mil. 3. Matt Elm, Kais. 4. Dayson Tiogangco, Hilo. 5. Thor Gouker, Pahoa. 6. Josh James, Bald. 7. Joshua Tyau, Kam. 8. Peter Higa, Bald. 9. Michael McRae, HSD. 10. Justin Fujimoto, Mryl.

Girls 200 Medley Relay

1. Waiakea. 2 Iolani. 3. Punahou. 4. Lahainaluna. 5. Maui. 6. Kamehameha. 7. Roosevelt. 8. Kaiser. 9. Kealakehe. 10. Hilo.

Boys 200 Medley Relay

1. Iolani. 2. Punahou. 3. Baldwin. 4. St. Joseph. 5. Kamehameha. 6. Roosevelt. 7. King Kekaulike. 8. Hilo. 9. Kealakehe. 10. Seabury Hall.

Girls 200 Freestyle

1. Jessi Nohara, Lah. 2. Alison Wilson, Pun. 3. Marlene Yafuso, Waik. 4. Katie Flanagan, Pun. 5. Daya Mau, Pun. 6. Darcy Scott-Hosaka, Roos. 7. Sarah Graner, Pun. 8. Amanda Fay, Iol. 9. Jinhee Hause, Iol. 10. Whitney Nekoba, Waik.

Boys 200 Freestyle

1. Noa Sakamoto, Pun. 2. Hong Zhe Sun, Iol. 3. Joshua Anaya, Iol. 4. Aviv Grill-Childers, Pun. 5. David Pietsch, Pun. 6. Mark Oda, Iol. 7. Devin Brady, Pun. 8. Kyle Hayashi, Bald. 9. Tatsuya Kobayashi, Kais. 10. Tyler Kimura, Kail.

Girls 200 IM

1. Ashley Swart, Kais. 2. Cami Ichiki, Maui. 3. Stella Brinich, Rad. 4. Marina Morie, Pun. 5. Kim Ono, Iol. 6. Karly Kopra, HPA. 7. Ashley Rose, Keal. 8. Noelle Serrano, Lahain. 9. Carly Omizo, Iol. 10. Noelle Heise, Iol.

Boys 200 IM

1. Caleb Rowe, Bald. 2. Kimo Yamashiro, Iol. 3. John Chock, Pun. 4. Timothy Ming, Iol. 5. Jonathan Lau, Iol. 6. Ozeki Yoshinori, HPA. 7. Chris Ota, Roos. 8. Jordan Otomo, Bald. 9. Kurt Zwald, Pun. 10. Noa Ching, Pun.

Girls 50 Freestyle

1. Tamarah Binek, Waik. 2. Chelsea Nagata, Maui. 3. Kristin Simunovich, Pun. 4. Maria Krawciw, Kalh. 5. Anne Richardson, Pun. 6. Kamaile Crowell, Pun. 7. Merceda Rivera, Waik. 8. Corrina Oliva, Keal. 9. Sierra Binek, Waik. 10. Tamar DeMattos, Kalh.

Boys 50 Freestyle

1. Nick Borreca, Pun. 2. Nick Cabebe, Dam. 3. Christopher Nary, Kam. 4. Randall Tom, SH. 5. Nick Tyau, Pun. 6. Roger Horikoshi, Bald. 7. Mike Defferding, Iol. 8. Saulo Jube, SJ. 9. David Graner, Iol. 10. Fred Flores, Waim.

Girls 100 Butterfly

1. Nicole Okuna, Waik. 2. Chelsea Nagata, Maui. 3. Marina Morie, Pun. 4. Merceda Rivera, Waik. 5. Tamar DeMattos, Kalh. 6. Sierra Binek, Waik. 7. Sara Ajifu, Iol. 8. Ciara Ganter, Lahain. 9. Cherise Saito, Iol. 10. Nika Nakamoto, Kaln.

Boys 100 Butterfly

1. Mark Eckert, Iol. 2. Daniel Quindica, Roos. 3. Justin Yadao, SJ. 4. Aviv Grill-Childers, Pun. 5. Randall Tom, SH. 6. Jared Heine, Dam. 7. Justin Lam, Iol. 8. Jonathan Lau, Iol. 9. Chris Ota, Roos. 10. Andrew Sutton, Pun.

Girls 100 Freestyle

1. Kristin Simunovich, Pun. 2. Nicole Okuna, Waik. 3. Maria Krawciw, Kalh. 4. Darcy Scott-Hosaka, Roos. 5. Tamarah Binek, Waik. 6. Anne Richardson, Pun. 7. Mikiala Miller, Bald. 8. Jinhee Hause, Iol. 9. Kamaile Crowell, Pun. 10. Vanessa Ng, Iol.

Boys 100 Freestyle

1. Nick Borreca, Pun. 2. Nick Cabebe, Dam. 3. Caleb Rowe, Bald. 4. Joshua Anaya, Iol. 5. Nick Tyau, Pun. 6. Justin Lee, Hon. 7. Cory Kaizuka, SJ. 8. Damon Jones, Iol. 9. Jonathan Ching, Roos. 10. Mike Defferding, Iol.

Girls 500 Freestyle

1. Ashley Swart, Kais. 2. Alison Wilson, Pun. 3. Marlene Yafuso, Waik. 4. Helena Suehiro, KK. 5. Katie Flanagan, Pun. 6. Amanda Fay, Iol. 7. Daya Mau, Pun. 8. Puni Almony, Pun. 9. Whitney Nekoba, Waik. 10. Megan Rose, Keal.

Boys 500 Freestyle

1. Noa Sakamoto, Pun. 2. Mark Eckert, Iol. 3. Kyle Hayashi, Bald. 4. Kimo Yamashiro, Iol. 5. Andrew Sutton, Pun. 6. Damon Jones, Iol. 7. Tatsuya Kobayashi, Kais. 8. Jared Rodriguez, Rad. 9. Pat Morrissey, Iol. 10. Ricahrd Aoki, Roos.

Girls 200 Freestyle Relay

1. Punahou. 2. Waiakea. 3. Iolani. 4. Lahainaluna. 5. Kaiser. 6. Maui. 7. Hilo. 8. Kalani. 9. Baldwin. 10. Hawaii Prep.

Boys 200 Freestyle Relay

1. Iolani. 2. Punahou. 3. Roosevelt. 4. Baldwin. 5. Seabury Hall. 6. Hawaii Prep. 7. Kamehameha. 8. Hilo. 9. Damien. 10. Kahuku.

Girls 100 Backstroke

1. Kim Ono, Iol. 2. Jessi Nohara, Lahain. 3. Ashley Rose, Keal. 4. Stella Brinich, Rad. 5. Jennie Baker, Cas. 6. Jessica Bartolome, Waik. 7. Malia Tallett, Kam. 8. Traci Shiraishi, Iol. 9. Noelle Heise, Iol. 10. Natalie Noborikawa, Kaln.

Boys 100 Backstroke

1. Hong Zhe Sun, Iol. 2. Justin Yadao, SJ. 3. Jared Heine, Dam. 4. Devin Brady, Pun. 5. Justin Lee, Hon. 6. Roger Horikoshi, Bald. 7. Jonathan Ching, Roos. 8. Blake Wayman, Iol. 9. Brian Coleman, Mryl. 10. Kai Yamashiro, Dam.

Girls 100 Breaststroke

1. Cassie Kaapu-Lyons, Waik. 2. Karly Kopra, HPA. 3. Carly Omizo, Iol. 4. Cami Ichiki, Maui. 5. Helena Suehiro, KK. 6. Koko Jinbo-Doran, Iol. 7. Jan Yamashiro, Hilo. 8. Jennifer Chang, Iol. 9. Kristy Yap, Bald. 10. Jenna Brilhante, Kalh.

Boys 100 Breaststroke

1. Cory Kaizuka, SJ. 2. Daniel Toba, Bald. 3. Edward Afualo, Kap. 4. Ozeki Yoshinori, HPA. 5. Timothy Ming, Iol. 6. Daniel Quindica, Roos. 7. Nathan Lee, Mil. 8. Julian Price, Iol. 9. Noa Ching, Pun. Andrew Janiszewski, Bald.

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