OIA solidifies state
soccer berths

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Star-Bulletin staff

Moanalua beat Castle 3-2 yesterday at Kailua High School field to clinch third place in OIA boys soccer.

The Menehunes outscored the Knights 3-0 on penalty kicks to overcome two goals by Nolan Miranda.

Both schools have qualified for next week's state soccer tournament on Maui, as did Campbell, with a 1-0 win over Kailua in the fifth-place game.

In girls play at Castle field, Aiea beat Pearl City 1-0 with a 4-3 advantage on penalty kicks for third place in the OIA.

Kailua beat Roosevelt 3-0 in the fifth-place game to land the OIA's final spot in the girls state tournament.

OIA playoffs

Boys varsity

Third-place game
Moanalua 3, Castle 2 (No O.T., 3-0 penalty kicks)

Fifth-place game
Campbell 1, Kailua 0
Goals--Moa: Winston Yee, Geoffrey Say. Cast: Nolan Miranda 2. Camp: Michael Ryman.

Girls varsity

Third-place game
Aiea 1, Pearl City 0 (No O.T., 4-3 penalty kicks)

Fifth-place game
Kailua 3, Roosevelt 0
Goals--Kail: Anela Gonzales, Rachael Gonzales, Anela Ramelb.

BASKETBALL

Kaiser 51, Castle 35

Drew Gregersen hit 11 of 13 free throws on his way to a 21-point second half that gave the Cougars the upset win and a berth in the OIA playoffs.

At Castle H.S. gym

Kaiser (5-5)	9	8	16	18	--	51
Castle (7-3)	13	8	6	8	--	35

KAISER -- Jody Marxen 0, Louie Matsumoto 0, Kekoa Kamauoha 0, Moki Larson 0, Ivan Sakata 0, Geoff Billingsley 0, Dayne Uchiyama 0, Jason Peters 5, Drew Gregersen 28, Garret Wong 0, Tyler Fujii 1, Tony Carpenter 0, Sean Samson 0, Nathan Gano 1, Audun Eskeland 16.

CASTLE -- Justin Bruhn 4, Jacob Medeiros 0,William Harvest 0, Michael Proctor 2, Emmett Aberilla 0, Charles Teixeira 5, Nelden Torres 0, Ryen Isip 11, Joel Botelho 2, Pookela Rodenhurst 11, Kurtis Kaneoka 0, Jordan Ukauka 0, Tim Witala 0.

3-point goals -- Kaiser 2 (Eskeland, Peters). Castle 2 (Isip, Rodenhurst).

Junior varsity -- Castle 50, Kaiser 32

Leilehua 59, Waialua 55

Derrick Thomas scored a game-high 15 as the Mules jumped out to and early lead and then held on to beat the Bulldogs.

At Waialua H.S. gym

Leilehua (7-3)	16	20	10	13	--	59
Waialua (1-9)	9	15	18	13	--	55

LEILEHUA -- Tony Brewington 4, Antonio Carter 4, Jon Connelly 9, Brandon Lowe 2, Kaimana Mehrtens 7, Zacarias Rivera 8, Andrew Talaeai 5, Derrick Thomas 15, Demitrius Washington 5.

WAIALUA--Daniel Jamora 14, Pookela Gasper 11, John Carrano 1, Mark Hayes 3, Ikaika Soares 10, Aaron Agsalda 4, Jonathan Aceret 12.

3-point goals -- Leilehua 2 (Connelly, Washington). Waialua 4 (Jamora 3, Soares).

Junior varsity -- Leilehua 61, Waialua 42

Waianae 46, Kapolei 45

Preston Popa took an inbounds pass with 10 seconds left and drove down the middle to score the winning layup for the Seariders.

At Waianae H.S. gym

Kapolei (1-9)	14	12	10	9	--	45
Waianae (4-6)	13	7	12	14	--	46

KAPOLEI--E.J. Aton 19, Kaipo Enhada 13, Roland Mason 2, Ruben Orosco 3, Warren Simanu 8.

WAIANAE -- Jacob Milare 5, Preston Popa 6, Kekoa Reyes 9, Jason Tau 10, Justin Lafua 16.

3-point goals -- Kapolei 1 (Aton). Waianae (none).

Junior varsity -- Waianae 45, Kapolei 28

Kailua 52, Moanalua 43

Jordan Montgomery scored 15 points and the Surfriders overcame an early deficit and sealed the game with a 20-point outburst in the fourth quarter.

At Kailua H.S. gym

Moanalua (4-6)	15	10	8	10	--	43
Kailua (4-6)	8	14	10	20	--	52

MOANALUA -- Aaron Fujino 6, Jaimie Rego 3, Chris Young 7, Joey Sierra 4, David Kilborn 12, Chris Beck 11.

KAILUA -- Kealii Kalahiki 5, Mane Masuisui 2, Kekoa Sniffen 4, Taleki Mailau 10, Jordan Montgomery 15, Eddie Campbell 5, Kainoa LaCount 4, Samson Satele 7.

3-point goals -- Moanalua 3 (Fujino 2, Young). Kailua 3 (Mailau 2, Montgomery).

Mililani 56, Waipahu 50

Kaipo Patoc scored a team-high 20 points as the Trojans slipped past the Marauders and remained undefeated in the OIA West.

At Mililani H.S. gym

Waipahu (6-4)	10	17	12	11	--	50
Mililani (10-0)	5	20	18	13	--	56

WAIPAHU -- Branden Chung 6, Rumel Mejia 4, Thomas Mason 4, Paulo Aga 3, Maurice Daniels 22, Chris Coloma 9, Fritz Creighton 2.

MILILANI -- Brandyn Fidel 7, Gary Deliz 4, Nick White , Rashaun Broadus 14, Mitch Rose 4, Kaipo Patoc 20, Simeon Tavares 8.

3-point goals -- Waipahu 3 (Daniels 2, Coloma). Mililani 1 (Fidel).

Junior varsity -- Mililani 50, Waipahu 25

ILH

Kamehameha 62, Maryknoll 37

The Warriors jumped out to a huge lead early and four players scored in double figures.

At Kamehameha H.S. gym

Maryknoll	3	5	11	18	--	52
Kamehameha	15	14	19	14	--	73

MARYKNOLL -- Colin Lee 3, Sean Ortiz 5, Westin Lee 4, Kevin Lee 10, Bronson Won 8, Macshane Dator 7.

KAMEHAMEHA -- Chris Enos 4, Eric Shaver 4, Matthew Perkins 7, Sean Uyehara 10, Caleb Spencer 10, Aaron Kahaloa 12, Jacob Bode 2, William Melemai 13.

3-point goals--Maryknoll 1 (Ortiz), Kamehameha 3 (Perkins 1, Kahaloa 2).

Punahou 71, Mid-Pacific 51

The Buffanblu used a 29-11 run in the third quarter to pull away from the Owls.

Punahou improved to 8-3 and remained in second place.

At Punahou

Mid-Pacific (0-0)	7	16	11	17	--	51
Punahou (8-3)	15	14	29	13	--	71

MID-PACIFIC -- Lawren Kanno 1, Ryan Leong 3, Brenden Katahara 2, Chris Hoe 13, Chris Perry 3, Travis Tyler 7, Matt Friedman 6, Chris Freshour 14.

PUNAHOU -- Jason Ching 2, Kynan Pang 2, Stanley Fisher 2, Drew Monahan 5, Andrew Amigleo 10, Todd LaFountaine 3, Daniel Bertao 1, John Frese 2, David Dowsett 2, Derek Turbin 8, Ryan Zabriskie 14, Dane Uperesa 12, Alex Fergus 8.

3-point goals -- Mid-Pacific 3 (Hoe 3). Punahou 3 (Amigleo 2, LaFountaine).

Division II

Iolani 47, Lutheran 39
University 80, Assets 30
Punahou 40, Hawaii Baptist 38
Lanakila Baptist 71, Academy of the Pacific 51

Leading scorers -- Iol: Ryan Kilborn 19. Luth: David Lehmann 12, Peter Lee 12. UHS: Nick Clay 10, Tristan Child 13, Tommy Chun-Ming 10, Chris Beebe 15. Pun: Kawika Fiddler 13, Jordan Umeda 11. HBA: David Bartosik 12. LB: Alika Durington 24, David Stewart 18, Alan Allosada 17. AOP: Kyle Shanner 9, Leo Battaro 9.

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