CALENDAR

Today

BASEBALL

College: Hawaii Pacific vs. Sonoma State (2), 4 p.m., Hans L'Orange Park.

BASKETBALL

OIA boys: Campbell at Kapolei, Waianae at Leilehua, Waialua at Waipahu, Mililani at Pearl City, Aiea at Nanakuli. JV games, 5 p.m. Varsity games follow.

PADDLING

ILH boys: From Magic Island to Waikiki and back, 4:30 p.m.

SOFTBALL

ILH: HBA/St. Andrew's/St. Francis vs. Iolani at Kamamalu Field, Punahou at Kamehameha, Mid-Pacific vs. Sacred Hearts at Crane Park, La Pietra vs. University at Ala Wai Field, 3:45 p.m.

SOCCER

OIA boys playoffs: Kahuku vs. Aiea, 5:15 p.m.; Leilehua vs. Kailua, 7 p.m., at Leilehua. Radford vs. Kalani, 5:15 p.m.; Moanalua vs. Waianae, 7 p.m., at Moanalua.

Tomorrow

BASEBALL

Oahu Senior AJA: Waipahu vs. Sheridan at Hans L'Orange, 7 p.m.

BASKETBALL

OIA boys: Castle at Kailua, Kaiser at Kaimuki, Moanalua at McKinley, Kalaheo at Kahuku, Kalani at Farrington. JV games, 5 p.m. Varsity games follow.

WAC women: Hawaii vs. Nevada, 7 p.m., Stan Sheriff Center.

SOCCER

OIA boys playoffs: Leilehua/Kailua vs. Castle, 5:15 p.m.; Mililani vs. Kahuku/Aiea, 7 p.m., at Mililani. Moanalua/Waianae vs. Campbell, 5:15 p.m.; Radford/Kalani vs. Kaiser, 7 p.m., at Kaiser.

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PADDLING

ILH

Varsity girls
From Magic Island to Waikiki and back
Yesterday, approximately 3 miles

Varsity I--1. Punahou (Ashley Kost, Elizabeth Marr, Sarah Rosa, Katherine Millen, Carly Killam, Erin Larson), 25:55. 2. Mid-Pacific, 26:28. 3. Iolani, 26:45. 4. Kamehameha, 26:53. 5. Sacred Hearts, 27:54.

Varsity II--1. St. Francis (Madisen Minkel, Ashley Calvin, Melanie Keliipuleole, Chanel Gasper, Jessica Yokota, Kira Goo), 27:04. 2. Iolani, 27:29. 3. Kamehameha, 27:45. 4. Punahou, 28:00. 5. Maryknoll, 28:43. 6. St. Andrew's, 28:49. 7. Pac-Five, 29:50. 8. Mid-Pacific, 30:37.

Junior varsity I--1. Punahou, 26:27. 2. Iolani, 27:24. 3. St. Francis, 28:37. 4. Mid-Pacific, 29:26. 5. La Pietra, 29:34. 6. St. Andrew's, 31:09. 7. Maryknoll, 39:08.

Junior varsity II--1. Punahou, 27:22. 2. Kamehameha, 28:18. 3. St. Francis, 29:08. 4. Pac-Five, 29:17. 5. Maryknoll, 29:23. 6. Sacred Hearts, 29:49. 7. Mid-Pacific, 30:49. 8. Iolani, 30:51. 9. La Pietra, 34:42.

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OIA

Standings through January 19
eastern Division

Varsity boys--1. Kaimuki, 11 pts. 2. Roosevelt, 10. 3. McKinley, 9. 4. Castle, 6. 5. (tie) Kahuku, Kalani, and Moanalua, 5.

Varsity girls--1. Castle, 22. 2. Kaimuki, 17. 3. (tie) Kaimuki and Kaiser, 15. 5. Roosevelt, 13. 6. Kahuku, 9. 7. Farrington, 8. 8. McKinley, 5. 9. Moanalua, 4. 10. Kalani, 3.

Varsity mixed--1. Kaimuki, 17. 2. (tie) Castle and McKinley, 16. 4. Kalaheo, 14. 5. Roosevelt, 11. 6. Kaiser, 9. 7. Moanalua, 8. 8. Kalani, 5. 9. Kahuku, 4. 10. Farrington, 3.

Junior varsity boys--1. Kaimuki, 10. 2. (tie) Kahuku and Kalaheo, 8. 4. Castle, 7. 5. McKinley, 3. 6. Moanalua, 2.

Junior varsity girls--1. Anuenue, 13. 2. Kaimuki, 12. 3. Kalaheo, 10. 4. Kahuku, 9. 5. Kailua, 7. 6. McKinley, 6. 7. Roosevelt, 5. 8. Moanalua, 4.

Junior varsity mixed--1. (tie) Anuenue and Kaimuki, 16. 3. (tie) Kahuku and Kailua, 10. 5. Kalaheo, 8. 6. Roosevelt, 7. 7. Moanalua, 4. 8. McKinley, 3.

Western Division

Varsity boys--1. Mililani, 18. 2. Waialua, 14. 3. (tie) Aiea and Campbell, 11. 5. Nanakuli, 8. 6. (tie) Radford and Waianae, 5. 8. Leilehua, 2.

Varsity girls--1. Campbell, 11. 2. Waianae, 10. 3. (tie) Aiea, Leilehua, and Mililani, 9. 6. Radford, 8. 7. (tie) Nanakuli and Waipahu, 2.

Varsity mixed--1. Waianae, 17. 2. (tie) Aiea and Nanakuli, 11. 4. Campbell, 10. 5. Mililani, 8. 6. Waipahu, 5. 7. Radford, 3. 8. Leilehua, 1.

Junior varsity boys--1. Radford, 10. 2. (tie) Mililani and Nanakuli, 6. 4. (tie) Kapolei and Waianae, 4. 6. Waipahu, 2.

Junior varsity girls--1. (tie) Nanakuli and Radford, 13. 3. Waianae, 8. 4. Mililani, 7. 5. Campbell, 6. 6. Kapolei, 3. 7. Waialua, 1.

Junior varsity mixed--1. (tie) Nanakuli and Radford, 15. 3. Waianae, 11. 4. Aiea, 9. 5. Campbell, 7. 6. Kapolei, 4. 7. Waipahu, 3. 8. Mililani, 2.

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BASEBALL

College

Monday
At Simmons Field, Kona

Cal Poly San Luis Obispo 9, Hawaii-Hilo 2 (1st)
Cal Poly San Luis Obispo 8, Hawaii-Hilo 8 (2nd)

First game

Cal Poly-SLO	020	202	3	--	9	15	2
Hawaii-Hilo	000	200	0	--	2	6	0

Greg Bochy, Frank McLaughlin (5), Nolan Moser (7) and Kyle Wilson, Adam Hersh (7); Zeb Watts, Daniel Lockett (6), Brandon Arakawa (7) and Bryce Watanabe. W--Bochy (1-0). L--Watts (0-2).

Leading hitters -- CPSLO: Adam Leavitt, 3-3, 2b, 2 RBIs; Chalon Tietje, 2-3, 3b; Bryan Gant, 2-4, 3b, 3 RBIs; Scott Anderson, 2-4, 2b; Alex Chavarria, 2-4, 2b; Brian Haskell, 2-4, 2b; Kyle Wilson, 2-4. UHH:Kaliko Oligo, 2-3; Darren Chu, 2 RBIs; Jeremy Loque, 2b; Nalei Sooto, 2b.

Second game
Game called after 8 innings due to time limit

Cal Poly-SLO	500	002	01	--	8	8	0
Hawaii-Hilo	022	011	02	--	8	11	2

Brett Larson, Andrew McDaniel (4), Matt Powers (5), Nick Doan (6) and Mike Kipper, Adam Hersh (5); Jeremiah Wolske, James Onaga III (5) and Nalei Sooto.

Leading hitters--CPSLO: Kyle Wilson, 2-5, 2b; Bryan Gant, 2-5. UHH: N. Sooto, 3-5, 2b, solo HR, 3 RBIs; Ryan Hanohano, 2-3, 3b; Jeremy Loque, 2-3; Keola Park, 2-4; Johnny Dudoit, 2 RBIs.

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VOLLEYBALL

College

Volleyball Magazine Top 10 Poll
Through January 21

1. UCLA, 5-1. 2. Brigham Young, 3-1. 3. Stanford, 3-1. 4. Hawaii, 3-2. 5. Penn St., 2-2. 6. UC Santa Barbara, 5-0. 7. Pepperdine, 6-2. 8. UC Irvine, 2-2. 9. Loyola-Chicago, 2-1. 10. Ball St., 4-0.

Others receiving votes -- USC 3-3, Long Beach St. 2-5, Lewis 0-3, Pacific 1-4; Ohio St. 2-1; George Mason 0-0; Cal St. Northridge 3-2.

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SOFTBALL

ILH

At Crane Park

University	000	000	2	--	2	4	1
Sacred Hearts	200	110	x	--	4	8	2

Winning pitcher -- Amber Juan (5 strikeouts)

Leading hitters -- UHS: Brianna Tsukamoto 2-4; Iwalani Yamaguchi 2-2. SH: Noelle Yempuku 2-2, 2 runs, 2b; Nicole Cazinha 2-3, 2b.

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SOCCER

ILH

Varsity boys
Iolani 2, Punahou 1
St. Louis 4, Damien 2

Goal scorers--Iol: Duke Hashimoto, Eaton O'Neill. Pun: Kenan Knieriem. StL: Dom Jovanni Cueve, Daniel Burris, Troy Tateishi. Dam: Lokahi Bounds, Tim Picerno.

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NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE

Pro Bowl Roster

Updated through yesterday
Pro Bowl Game, Saturday, Feb. 9
At Aloha Stadium

(s-starter; x-selected, not playing; y-replacement)

National Football Conference
Offense
Wide Receivers -- s-David Boston, Arizona; s-Terrell Owens, San Francisco; Isaac Bruce, St. Louis; Keyshawn Johnson, Tampa Bay.
Tackles -- s-Orlando Pace, St. Louis; s-Chris Samuels, Washington; James Williams, Chicago.
Guards -- s-Ron Stone, N.Y. Giants; s-Ray Brown, San Francisco; x-Larry Allen, Dallas; y-Adam Timmerman.
Centers -- s-Olin Kreutz, Chicago; x-Matt Birk, Minnesota; y-Jeremy Newberry, San Francisco.
Tight Ends -- s-Bubba Franks, Green Bay; Wesley Walls, Carolina.
Quarterbacks -- s-Brett Favre, Green Bay; Jeff Garcia, San Francisco; Kurt Warner, St. Louis.
Running Backs -- s-Marshall Faulk, St. Louis; Ahman Green, Green Bay; Garrison Hearst, San Francisco.
Fullback -- s-Mike Alstott, Tampa Bay.

Defense
Ends -- s-Michael Strahan, N.Y. Giants; s-Hugh Douglas, Philadelphia; Robert Porcher, Detroit.
Interior Linemen -- s-La'Roi Glover, New Orleans; s-Bryant Young, San Francisco; x-Warren Sapp, Tampa Bay; y-Ted Washington, Chicago.
Outside Linebackers -- s-LaVar Arrington, Washington; s-Jessie Armstead, N.Y. Giants; x-Derrick Brooks, Tampa Bay; y-Dexter Coakley, Dallas.
Inside Linebackers -- s-Brian Urlacher, Chicago; Jeremiah Trotter, Philadelphia.
Cornerbacks -- s-Ronde Barber, Tampa Bay; s-Aeneas Williams, St. Louis; Troy Vincent, Philadelphia;
Strong Safeties -- s-Sammy Knight, New Orleans; John Lynch, Tampa Bay.
Free Safety -- s-Brian Dawkins, Philadelphia.

Specialists
Punter -- Todd Sauerbrun, Carolina.
Placekicker -- David Akers, Philadelphia.
Kick Return Specialist -- Steve Smith, Carolina.
Special Teamer -- Larry Whigham, Chicago.

American Football Conference
Offense
Wide Receivers -- s-Marvin Harrison, Indianapolis; x-Rod Smith, Denver; Tim Brown, Oakland; Jimmy Smith, Jacksonville; y-Troy Brown, New England.
Tackles -- s-Lincoln Kennedy, Oakland; s-Jonathan Ogden, Baltimore; Walter Jones, Seattle.
Guards -- s-Alan Faneca, Pittsburgh; s-Will Shields, Kansas City; Ruben Brown, Buffalo.
Centers -- s-Kevin Mawae, N.Y. Jets; Bruce Matthews, Tennessee.
Tight Ends -- s-Shannon Sharpe, Baltimore; x-Tony Gonzalez, Kansas City; y-Ken Dilger, Indianapolis.
Quarterbacks -- s-Rich Gannon, Oakland; Tom Brady, New England; Kordell Stewart, Pittsburgh.
Running Backs -- s-Curtis Martin, N.Y. Jets; Jerome Bettis, Pittsburgh; Priest Holmes, Kansas City.
Fullback -- s-Larry Centers, Buffalo.

Defense
Ends -- s-John Abraham, N.Y. Jets; s-Marcellus Wiley, San Diego; Jevon Kearse, Tennessee.
Interior Linemen -- s-Trevor Pryce, Denver; s-John Randle, Seattle; Sam Adams, Baltimore.
Outside Linebackers -- s-Jason Gildon, Pittsburgh; s-Jamir Miller; Cleveland; Junior Seau, San Diego.
Inside Linebackers -- s-Ray Lewis, Baltimore; Zach Thomas, Miami.
Cornerbacks -- s-Charles Woodson, Oakland; s-Deltha O'Neal, Denver; x-Sam Madison, Miami; y-Ryan McNeil, San Diego.
Strong Safeties -- s-Rodney Harrison, San Diego; Lawyer Milloy, New England.
Free Safety -- s-Rod Woodson, Baltimore.

Specialists
Punter -- Shane Lechler, Oakland.
Placekicker -- Jason Elam, Denver.
Kick Return Specialist -- Jermaine Lewis, Baltimore.
Special Teamer -- Ian Gold, Denver.

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Athletes Of The Week

BOYS

>> Garrett Danner, Kapaa: Scored a career-high 25 points and grabbed eight rebounds to lead the Warriors to a 62-47 win over Kauai. The point guard also had four assists and six steals.

GIRLS

>> Miki Asamura, Mililani softball: Helped lead the Trojans to their fourth consecutive OIA championship by picking up wins in the quarterfinals and finals of the league playoffs. She struck out 10 batters in a 1-0 win over Moanalua in the quarterfinals and struck out nine in a 2-0 win over Castle in the championship game.

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Honor Roll

BASKETBALL

>> Matt Sonoda, St. Louis: Drilled six 3-point shots last week for the Crusaders, who beat Mid-Pacific 62-44 and lost to Iolani 51-43.

>> Casey Gouveia, Roosevelt: Scored 16 points and hit four 3-pointers to lead the Rough Riders to a 57-43 win over Kaiser. He also hit for 14 points and made a pair of 3-pointers in an 84-53 win over Kalani.

>> Rashaun Broadus, Mililani: Scored 20 points to lead the Trojans to a 65-56 win over Radford, and hit for 22 two nights later in a 79-62 victory against Aiea.

>> Jesse Wong, Kaimuki: Hit five 3-point shots and finished with 20 points in the Bulldogs' 63-41 win over McKinley. Wong leads the OIA in 3-point goals with 18.

>> Maurice Daniels, Waipahu: Scored 24 points to lead the Marauders to a 63-57 win over Campbell.

>> Ikaika Alama-Francis, Kalaheo: Scored 25 points in the Mustangs' 85-45 win over Farrington.

>> Derrick Low, Iolani: Hit for 21 points to lead the Raiders to a 55-37 win over Kamehameha, and came back the next night to score 18 in Iolani's win over St. Louis.

>> Kapena Wong, Pearl City: Scored 18 points and hit two free throws with no time left to lift the Chargers to a 58-56 win over Campbell.

>> Tony Troche, Redemption Academy: Scored 32 points in Redemption's 64-57 win over Hanalani.

BOYS SOCCER

>> Landon Beers, Kaiser: Scored both of the Cougars' goals in Kaiser's 2-1 win over Castle to clinch the OIA East title.

>> Corey Zablan, Castle: Became the first player to score against Kaiser during the OIA season in the Knights' loss to the Cougars.

>> Duke Hashimoto, Iolani: Scored three goals in the Raiders' 7-0 win over Damien.

GIRLS SOCCER

>> Kimberly Unten, Aiea: Scored three goals to lead Aiea to a 6-0 win over Radford.

SOFTBALL

>> Courtney Kessell, Kailua: Struck out 13 batters in the Surfriders' 2-0 win over Campbell in the OIA quarterfinals and had eight in a 4-3 win over Leilehua in the third-place game.

>> Sarah Weisskopf, Punahou: Earned a 10-inning complete-game win over University last week. Weisskopf and University's Kehau Yamaguchi were locked in a scoreless tie until the Buffanblu plated a run in the bottom of the 10th for a 1-0 win.

>> Charity Senas, Mililani: Went 3-for-3 with a double and an RBI in the Trojans' 5-0 win over Leilehua in the OIA semifinals. She also drove in the go-ahead run in the seventh inning of the championship game.

>> Ashley Streadbeck, Campbell: Scored two runs and drove in four more in the Sabers' 10-7 win over Kaimuki in the OIA fifth-place game.

NOW YOU KNOW

>> Kailua has won nine state softball championships since the tournament started in 1977. Kamehameha is second with six titles. No other school has won more than three.

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