CALENDAR
BASEBALL Today
College: Hawaii-Hilo vs. Sonoma State (2), 4 p.m., Francis Wong Stadium.
BASKETBALL
OIA boys: Waianae at Pearl City, Campbell at Waipahu, Kapolei at Leilehua, Kaimuki at McKinley, Kailua at Kahuku. JV games, 5 p.m. Varsity games follow.
SOFTBALL
ILH: Mid-Pacific vs. HBA/St.Andrew's/St.Francis at Kamamalu Field, University at Punahou, Sacred Hearts at Kamehameha, La Pietra at Iolani, 3:45 p.m.
OIA Playoffs: Roosvelt at Castle; Kailua at Campbell; Leilehua at Kaimuki; Moanalua at Mililani, 3:30 p.m.
VOLLEYBALL Tomorrow
Outrigger Hotels Invitational: Men, round robin, UCLA vs. Lewis, 4:30 p.m.; Hawaii vs. Penn State, 7 p.m., Stan Sheriff Center.
SOFTBALL
OIA Playoffs: Semifinals at higher seeds, 3:30 p.m.
Final results, 5 kilometers RUNNING
Mid-Pacific Road Runners
Men
Overall--1. Richard Rogers, 15:33. 2. Gerardo Avilla, 15:53. 3. Mark Bridenstine, 16:22.
15-19--1. Chad Dikilato, 17:56. 2. Jeff Lim, 18:03. 3. Matt Morden, 19:00.
20-24--Shane Gingrich, 16:46. 25-29--1. Scott Roy, 18:49. 2. Jason Bothwell, 22:53. 3. Scott Jensen, 28:21.
30-34--1. Clint Sheeley, 16:27. 2. Jerry Cabradilla, 17:40. 3. Bjorn Marsen, 19:57. 35-39--1. Gary Brimmer, 17:31. 2. Lou Tomsic, 17:43. 3. Jan Beck, 19:54.
40-44--1. Craig Knohl, 17:48. 2. Tom Peterson, 18:12. 3. Mark Rogers, 18:13. 45-49--1. David Riddle, 18:36. 2. Micky Campaniello, 20:00. 3. Dennis Uyehara, 20:46.
50-54--1. Ron Pate, 19:30. 2. Rich Moeller, 20:42. 55-59--1. Ken Best, 22:18. 2. Dick Vercauteren, 23:02. 3. Bob Duffy, 23:07.
60-64--1. Geoff Howard, 20:59. 2. Dave Devenot, 24:29. 3. Hans Goldhagen, 27:16. 65-69--1. Kim Jacobson, 25:50. 2. John Simonds, 27:28. 3. Limu Furtado, 32:32.
70-74--1. John Humphrey, 28:53. 2. Mac Kempshall, 46:31. 75-79--1. George Murray, 27:13. 2. Sig Ramler, 31:05. 3. Lyle Nelson, 31:42.
Women
Overall--1. Sayori Kusutani, 18:55. 2. Jodi Enomoto, 21:00. 3. Connie Comiso, 21:08.
10-14--Elena Browne, 27:45. 15-19--1. Ayaka Mitsunari, 25:43. 2. Si In Laing, 26:05. 3. Stacey Chang, 26:06.
20-24--1. Lydia Doleman, 27:13. 2. Michele Jensen, 28:21. 25-29--1. Asti Tomsic, 21:30. 2. Nici Eddy, 22:52. 3. Heather Jablonski, 23:24.
30-34--1. Amy Loewen, 24:43. 2. Gabrielle Shey, 37:00. 35-39--1. Katheryn Farynaz, 22:53. 2. Shoko Koyama, 24:36. 3. Marja Clark, 28:54.
40-44--1. Giovanna Aguilera, 23:35. 2. Beth Blackburn, 26:53. 3. Ernestine Murata, 34:57. 45-49--1. Diana Miller, 27:17. 2. Georgiane Senda, 27:54. 3. Lori Phillips, 28:04.
50-54--1. Julie Cupitt, 30:23. 2. Shirl Alvaro, 30:59. 3. Laura Murray, 36:13. 60-64--Joan Davis, 46:02. 65-69--Ruth Heidrich, 27:52.
70-74--Ellen Humphrey, 27:48. 75-79--Polly Bailey-McCarthy, 48:46.
Athletes Of The Week
BOYS
>> Zacarias Rivera, Leilehua basketball: The 6-foot-3, junior forward poured in 30 points to lead the Mules to 61-58 win over previously unbeaten Pearl City.
GIRLS
>> Jerri Fauate'a, Lanai softball: The freshman tossed a no-hitter and shut out King Kekaulike twice in a two-day span last week. She led the team to a 7-0 win on Jan. 10 and a 2-0 win the next day. She struck out nine over the two games.
Honor Roll
BASKETBALL
>> Derrick Low, Iolani: Scored 27 points in the Raiders' 70-52 win over Punahou. The sophomore made 10 of 14 field goal attempts in the game.>> Bobby Webster, Iolani: Complemented Low with 18 points, making 7 of 10 shots from the field against Punahou.
>> D.C. Daniels, Kalaheo: Scored 24 points to lead the Mustangs to a 75-41 win over Roosevelt.
>> Curt Leong, McKinley: Scored 27 points in the Tigers' 53-48 win over Kahuku and added 17 in a 45-39 loss to Castle.
>> Jacob Milare, Waianae: Hit for 22 points in the Seariders' 59-46 win over Waialua.
>> Rashaun Broadus, Mililani: Scored 23 points to lead the Trojans to an 87-40 win over Waialua.
>> Ranson DeCosta, Damien: Poured in 31 points in the Monarchs' 69-48 loss to St. Louis.
BOYS SOCCER
>> Nathan Amous, Mililani: Scored all three of the Trojans' goals in their 3-2 win over Campbell.>> Ryan Bibilone, Leilehua: Booted three goals in the Mules' 5-0 win over Waialua.
>> Michael Ryman and Kenji Lee, Campbell: Accounted for seven of the Sabers' nine goals against Waipahu.
GIRLS SOCCER
>> Aimee Watanabe, Castle: Scored both of the Knights' goals in their 2-1 win over Kalani.>> Krisha Kai, Kahuku: Scored four goals to lead the Red Raiders to an 8-0 win over McKinley.
>> Mele French, Mililani: Booted five goals in the Trojans' 9-0 win over Nanakuli.
SOFTBALL
>> Leo Sing Chow, Kamehameha: Tossed a no-hitter and struck out seven batters in the Warriors' 3-0 win over Iolani.>> Erin Arakawa, Punahou: Drove in six runs in the Buffanblu's win over La Pietra.
>> Kellie Nishikida, Pearl City: Hit a grand slam and picked up the win on the mound in the Chargers' 1-0 win over Aiea.
>> Kehau Yamaguchi, University: Struck out 10 batters in a 7-3 complete-game win over Mid-Pacific.
>> Courtney Kessell, Kailua: Tossed a one-hitter and struck out nine in the Surfriders' 6-0 win over Kaiser.
>> Jenoa Aiko, Roosevelt: Pitched a four-hit shutout and went 3-for-3 at the plate to lead the Rough Riders to a 7-0 win over Farrington.
SWIMMING
>> Hong Zhe Sun, Iolani: Won the boys 100-yard freestyle and 100 backstroke and was a member of two victorious relay teams to help lead the Raiders to the team title at the Kalani Invitational.>> Ashley Swart, Kaiser: Won the girls 500-yard freestyle and 200-yard individual medley at the Kalani Invitational.
>> The Hawaii High School Athletic Association has released its swimming and diving consideration standards. Those who meet the standards automatically qualify for the state championships. NOW YOU KNOW
The Local Motion State Swimming and Diving Championships are set for Feb. 22-23 on the Big Island.
The standards can be found at www.sportsHIgh.com.
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