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Prep Beat

By Star-Bulletin Staff

Wednesday, February 28, 2001

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Wrestling recount
changes results

Kamehameha and Castle thought they had won league championships in girls' wrestling, but after further review, both teams will have to share their trophies.

Final standings were revised after the completion of the Interscholastic League of Honolulu and Oahu Interscholastic Association girls' wrestling tournaments this past weekend after scoring errors were reported.

Kamehameha and Pac-Five each scored 95 points for a share of the ILH trophy. Punahou was third (89) and Iolani was fourth (14). This was the first year the league had a team championship for girls. In previous years, the ILH girls had only individual championships.

Moanalua and Castle are co-champions in the OIA, with each team receiving 132 points. Kahuku (83), Leilehua (77) and McKinley (67) rounded out the top five.

Girls basketball tourney today

The Kalaheo Lady Mustangs/FILA Basketball Classic tips off today at 3:30 p.m., with Kalaheo taking on Mid-Pacific. The Mustangs and Owls are just two of the five participating teams that made the state tournament last year. Two more of those teams match up at 8 tonight -- Punahou and Nanakuli. Honokaa is the other team returning from the state tournament last year. Rounding out the field is Maryknoll, McKinley, Roosevelt, Baldwin and Millikan (Calif.).

The tournament at Kalaheo Gym runs through Saturday.

More preseason hoops:

The FILA Lady Tiger Challenge, which features Oahu teams against neighbor island teams, is set for March 8-10 at McKinley Gym. Oahu has won the tournament seven of the last eight years. The field includes Punahou, University, Kalaheo, McKinley, Waiakea, Kapaa and Kealakehe.

Borreca dominates state swimming tourney

"It's not something that happens often. It was pretty incredible."

That was Punahou coach Kenny Chew's reaction to Nick Borreca's record-breaking performance at the state swimming championships on Saturday.

Borreca was involved in four state record-breaking swims -- two individual and two as part of relay teams.

"I thought he had a chance (for four records), but actually going out and doing it is a different story," Chew said.

No other swimmer holds more than two boys state records.

Chew said the times that Borreca turned in are All-American-level and that the national high school All-American team will be finalized in a couple months.

Chew said Borreca, a senior, is looking at several Division I colleges but hasn't made up his mind where to go yet.

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By Tim Crouse, Special to the Star-Bulletin

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BASKETBALL

Coaches and Media Poll

HawaiiSportsNetwork.com
Top 10 Hawaii High School Boys
First place votes in parentheses

	Overall	League	Pts.	LW
1. Kalaheo (59)	27-1	13-0	590	1
2. Iolani	21-5	11-1	527	2
3. Honokaa	24-4	13-0	465	3
4. Leilehua	20-6	11-1	383	5
5. St. Louis	16-8	11-4	382	7
6. Punahou	20-7	10-3	266	4
7. Mililani	18-8	10-3	209	6
8. Kahuku	18-8	9-5	178	NR
9. Baldwin	19-12	13-4	90	9
10. Maui	20-10	15-2	57	8

Others receiving votes: Pearl City (20-5, 8-2) 29; Waiakea (21-7, 11-3) 24; Kamehameha (13-11, 8-6) 17; Kaimuki (18-8, 8-3) 12; Kailua (11-12, 7-5) 6; Kapaa (12-6, 6-3) 4.

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Hawaiian Airlines
Boys State Championships

At Stan Sheriff Center
Saturday's results
Championship

Kalaheo 68, Iolani 60

Third place

Honokaa 50, St. Louis 44

Fifth place

Leilehua 78, Punahou 61

Consolation championship

Kahuku 69, Baldwin 55

Semifinals
Friday's results

Kalaheo 52, St. Louis 44

Iolani 49, Honokaa 47

At McKinley H.S. & McCabe Gym
Quarterfinals
Thursday's results

Kalaheo 71, Punahou 56

Iolani 65, Leilehua 63 (OT)

Honokaa 51, Mililani 47

St. Louis 39, Maui 32

All-Tournament Team

D.C. Daniels, Kalh (Most Outstanding Player); Skyler Wilson, Kalh; Eric Marshall, Lei; Austin Souza, Hon; Derrick Low, Iol.

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HHSAA Boys Champions

2001 Kalaheo
2000 Hilo
1999 Punahou
1998 Iolani
1997 Moanalua
1996 Moanalua
1995 Kalaheo
1994 Iolani
1993 Kaimuki
1992 Kamehameha
1991 Hilo
1990 Punahou
1989 Radford
1988 University
1987 University
1986 St. Louis
1985 Kalaheo
1984 Maryknoll
1983 Iolani
1982 Kailua
1981 Punahou
1980 Punahou
1979 Punahou
1978 University
1977 Radford
1976 Kamehameha
1975 Punahou
1974 Punahou
1973 Leilehua
1972 Kailua
1971 Radford
1970 Punahou
1969 Radford
1968 St. Louis
1967 St. Louis
1966 St. Louis
1965 Kamehameha
1964 Hilo
1963 Kamehameha
1962
1961 St. Louis
1960 Farrington
1959 Farrington
1958 St. Joseph
1957 St. Louis

2001 Kalahea team--C.J. Kaimiola, Skyler Wilson, Mikey Lefever, James Robertson, Nate Ijima, Shaydon Marumoto, Ikaika Alama-Francis, Shaine Harada, Charles Elliott, Aubrey Bradley, Justin Pedrina, D.C. Daniels, Keoki Duarte, Michael Garcia, Remington Chun, Kiona Siliga. Coach Pete Smith.

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Girls preseason

Yesterday's results
Varsity

Kalani 45, University 36

High scorers--Kaln: Raylyn Camara 19, Ashley Takata 14.

Junior varsity

University 42, Kalani 33

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SWIMMING & DIVING

Local Motion State Championships

At Duke Kahanamoku Aquatics Complex
Saturday's results
Final team standings

Varsity boys

State champion--Punahou, 75 pts.

2. Iolani, 63. 3. Baldwin, 37. 4. Kamehameha, 13. 5. Damien, 12. 6. Roosevelt, 11. 7. St. Joseph, 10. 8. Kapolei, 6. 9. (tie) Hawaii Prep Academy and Kaiser, 4. 11. Mililani, 3. 12. (tie) Honokaa and Seabury Hall, 1.

Individual results

Top 3 finishers

One-meter diving

1. Joshua Tyau, Kam, 395.20. 2. Matt Elm, Kais, 331.50. 3. Quincy Solano, Mili, 293.85.

50 free--1. Nick Borreca, Pun, 20.80 (State record). 2. Nick Cabebe, Dam, 21.97. 3. Christopher Nary, Kam, 22.10.

100 free--1. Nick Borreca, Pun, 45.24 (State record). 2. Caleb Rowe, Bald, 47.31. 3. Nick Tyau, Pun, 48.85.

200 free--1. Hong Zhe Sun, Iol, 1:40.78 (State record). 2. Noa Sakamoto, Pun, 1:42.91. 3. David Pietsch, Pun, 1:46.55.

500 free--1. Noa Sakamoto, Pun, 4:34.41. 2. Mark Eckert, Iol, 4:37.41. 3. Kimo Yamashiro, Iol, 4:47.10.

100 back--1. Hong Zhe Sun, Iol, 49.95 (State record). 2. Jared Heine, Dam, 54.71. 3. Devin Brady, Pun, 54.88.

100 breast--1. Edward Afualo, Kap, 1:00.25. 2. Daniel Toba, Bald, 1:01.43. 3. Yoshinori Ozeki, HPA, 1:02.38.

100 fly--1. Mark Eckert, Iol, 51.45. 2. Aviv Grill-Childers, Pun, 53.01. 3. Daniel Quindica, Roos, 53.31.

200 individual medley--1. Caleb Rowe, Bald, 1:53.86. 2. John Chock, Pun, 1:58.93. 3. Kimo Yamashiro, Iol, 1:59.79.

200 free relay--1. Punahou (John Chock, Noa Sakamoto, Aviv Grill-Childers, Nick Borreca), 1:27.09 (State record). 2. Iolani, 1:30.28. 3. Baldwin, 1:32.46.

400 free relay--1. Punahou (Noa Sakamoto, Nick Tyau, Nick Borreca, John Chock), 3:10.78 (State record). 2. Iolani, 3:12.40. 3. Baldwin, 3:21.57.

200 medley relay--1. Iolani (Hong Zhe Sun, Timothy Ming, Mark Eckert, Mike Defferding), 1:37.43. 2. Punahou, 1:39.89. 3. Baldwin, 1:42.00.

Varsity girls

State champion--Punahou, 62.

2. Waiakea, 52. 3. Iolani, 26. 4. Lahainaluna, 22. 5. Maui, 21. 6. Kaiser, 19. 7. Roosevelt, 7. 8. Radford, 6. 9. (tie) Baldwin, Castle, and Hawaii Prep Academy, 4. 12. (tie) Hilo, Kalaheo, and King Kekaulike, 3. 15. (tie) Kalani and Kealakehe, 2.

Individual results

Top 3 finishers

One-meter diving

1. Sarah Delara, Maui, 381.95. 2. Erin Tanaka, Bald, 351.60. 3. Kathryn Hurd, Kais, 321.25.

50 free--1. Chelsea Nagata, Maui, 24.42. 2. Tamarah Binek, Waiak, 24.53. 3. Kristin Simunovich, Pun, 24.93.

100 free--1. Kristin Simunovich, Pun, 53.04. 2. Tamarah Binek, Waiak, 53.96. 3. Darcy Scott-Hosaka, Roos, 54.00.

200 free--1. Jessi Nohara, Luna, 1:53.68. 2. Katie Flanagan, Pun, 1:55.40. 3. Alison Wilson, Pun, 1:56.47.

500 free--1. Ashley Swart, Kais, 5:01.06. 2. Alison Wilson, Pun, 5:10.05. 3. Helena Suehiro, King, 5:10.33.

100 back--1. Jessi Nohara, Luna, 58.68. 2. Kim Ono, Iol, 59.70. 3. Stella Brinich, Rad, 1:00.52.

100 breast--1. Cassie Ka'apu-Lyons, Waiak, 1:07.36. 2. Karly Kopra, HPA, 1:08.05. 3. Cami Ichiki, Maui, 1:08.70.

100 fly--1. Nicole Okuna, Waiak, 57.34. 2. Chelsea Nagata, Maui, 57.60. 3. Marina Morie, Pun, 59.24.

200 individual medley--1. Ashley Swart, Kais, 2:06.80. 2. Marina Morie, Pun, 2:09.84. 3. Stella Brinich, Rad, 2:11.33.

200 free relay--1. Punahou (Kristin Simunovich, Kamaile Crowell, Anne Richardson, Katie Flanagan), 1:39.35. 2. Waiakea, 1:40.04. 3. Iolani, 1:44.07.

400 free relay--1. Punahou (Alison Wilson, Daya Mau, Marina Morie, Kristin Simunovich), 3:37.83 (State record). 2. Waiakea, 3:39.84. 3. Lahainaluna, 3:46.41.

200 medley relay--1. Waiakea (Jessica Bartolome, Cassie Ka'apu-Lyons, Nicole Okuna, Marlene Yafuso), 1:51.30. 2. Iolani, 1:51.53. 3. Punahou, 1:52.28.

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GOLF

OIA

Team competition (triangular team matches)

Eastern Division, par 72

At Makaha Golf Club

Varsity boys

Kaiser 322, Kalani 384; Kaiser 322, Kailua NTS; Moanalua 328, Roosevelt 395; Moanalua 328, Kalani 384; McKinley 329, Roosevelt 395; McKinley 329, Kalaheo 371; Kahuku 333, Kaimuki NTS; Kahuku 333, Castle 350; Castle 350, Farrington NTS; Kalaheo 371, Kaimuki NTS.

NTS denotes no team score.

Individual leaders

Chase Chulakote, Kailua -- 36-37--73
Michael Goto, Kaiser -- 38-38--76
Jason Nakamura, Kaimuki -- 40-36--76
Chris Kobayashi, McKinley -- 41-36--77
Landon Mizuguchi, Kaiser -- 43-35--78
James Kuniyoshi, Moanalua -- 39-39--78
Andrew Ching, Kahuku -- 41-38--79
Jared Apilado, Kahuku -- 41-39--80
Arnold Sano, Moanalua -- 42-38--80

Varsity girls

Moanalua 165, Roosevelt 184; Moanalua 165, Kalani NTS; Roosevelt 184, McKinley NTS; Kaiser 227, Kailua NTS; Kaiser 227, Kalani NTS.

Individual leaders

Ayumi Hori, Moanalua -- 39-38--77
Xyra Suyetsugu, Roosevelt -- 41-40--81
Cheryl-Lynn Daquip, Moanalua -- 43-45--88
Tiffany Takao, McKinley -- 47-43--90
Erica Sato, Kaiser -- 46-46--92

Western Division, par-71

At Makaha Valley Golf Course

Varsity boys

Leilehua 304, Nanakuli NTS; Leilehua 304, Campbell 372; Pearl City 309, Mililani 322; Pearl City 309, Waialua 387; Mililani 322, Kapolei NTS; Aiea 328, Campbell 372; Aiea 328, Kapolei NTS; Radford 331, Waianae 370; Radford 331, Nanakuli NTS; Waianae 370, Waipahu NTS; Waialua 387, Waipahu NTS.

Individual leaders

Grant Yasui, Pearl City -- 34-34--68
Nick Mason, Leilehua -- 34-38--72
Bronson Kalilikane, Kapolei -- 33-40--73
Richard Smith, Leilehua -- 35-39--74
Brandon Abreu, Pearl City -- 38-39--77
Kellan Anderson, Leilehua -- 37-40--77
Earl Medeiros, Waianae -- 37-40--77
Gianni Abaya, Radford -- 37-41--78
Greg Takahashi, Mililani -- 36-42--78
Jammie Ablan, Radford -- 39-39--78
Sean Hamada, Aiea -- 40-38--78

Varsity girls

Radford 164, Waianae NTS; Radford 164, Nanakuli NTS; Aiea 165, Campbell NTS; Aiea 165, Kapolei NTS; Mililani 186, Kapolei NTS; Mililani 186, Pearl City 204; Pearl City 204, Waialua NTS.

Individual leaders

Meryn Ito, Aiea -- 37-41--78
Angela Apelu, Radford -- 43-40--83
Eleanor Apelu, Radford -- 42-41--83
Melanie Lee, Pearl City -- 40-45--85
Megan Sakamoto, Aiea -- 45-42--87
Janelle Higashi, Leilehua -- 43-46--89
Jaymie Balidoy, Mililani -- 45-45--90

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BASEBALL

Joey DeSa Memorial Tournament

At Joey DeSa Field
Saturday's results

Championship

St. Louis 11, Mid-Pacific 4

Third place

Kamehameha 12, Molokai 3

Consolation championship

Roosevelt 14, Damien 2

Seventh place

Kailua 5, Waianae 4

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WRESTLING

Data House State Wrestling Championships

Top seeds
(Defending state champion in bold)

Varsity boys

103: Rowell Daquep, Bald.
112: Andrew Delos Reyes, Mil.
119: Troy Takahashi, StL.
125: Grant Nakamura, Bald.
130: Travis Lee, StL.
135: Chris Price-White, HPA.
140: C.J. Peabody, StL.
145: Jonathan Spiker, StL.
152: Kainoa Casco, Lahain.
160: Jansen Fukuda, MPI.
171: Mark Egesdal, Pun.
189: Carden Vincent, Kam.
215: Prince Brown, StL.
275: Saia Lotulelei, Maui.

Varsity girls

98: Tanya Miyasaki, Cas.
103: Melissa Orden, McK.
108: Caylene Valdez, Moan.
114: De Anna Lau, Pun.
121: Cathy Migita, Cas.
130: Dara Ching, PC.
140: Stephany Lee, Moan.
155: Ashley Gaspar, Nan.
175: Margot Kimura, PC.
220: Lauren Phillips, Keal.

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