CALENDAR

Today

BASEBALL

Oahu AJA: Waialae vs. Ewa, 6:30 p.m., Ala Wai Field; Aiea vs. Manoa, 7 p.m., Hans L'Orange Field.

Tomorrow

BASEBALL

Oahu AJA: Sheridan vs. Kaneohe, 6:30 p.m., Ala Wai Field; Pearl City vs. McCully, 7 p.m., Hans L'Orange Field.

BASkEtBALL

FILA-Lady Tiger Challenge: Punahou vs. Baldwin, 4 p.m.; Kalaheo vs. Kapaa, 5:30 p.m.; Kamehameha vs. Waiakea, 7 p.m.; McKinley vs. Konawaena, 8:30 p.m., McKinley H.S. Gym.

SoftBALL

Malihini Tournament: Oregon St. vs. Loyola Marymount, 4 p.m.; New Mexico St. vs. Hawaii, 6 p.m., Rainbow Wahine Softball Stadium.

TENNIS

ILH girls: Hawaii Baptist at Iolani; St. Andrew's Priory at Mid-Pacific; Punahou at Kamehameha; La Pietra/University High vs. Maryknoll at Punahou, 4 p.m.

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PREP GOLF

OIA

Yesterday
EASTERN DIVISION
At Makaha Valley CC, par-71
Boys

Team standings--1. Moanalua, 322. 2. Roosevelt, 347. 3. Kalani, 348. 4. Castle, 349. 5. Kaiser, 350.

Individual leaders

Chase Chulakote, Kail	37-38	--	75
Jonathan Hirata, Cast	39-37	--	76
James Kuniyoshi, Moa	37-39	--	76
Chris Kobayashi, McK	36-42	--	78
Nick Matsuoka, Kaln	37-41	--	78

Girls
Team standings--Moanalua, 290.
Individual leaders

Ayumi Hori, Moa	39-40	--	79
Tiffany Takao, McK	39-41	--	80
Xyra Suyetsugu, Roos	43-48	--	91

WESTERN DIVISION
At Makaha Resort Course, par-72
Boys

Team standings--1. Pearl City, 326. 2. Waianae, 328. 3. Aiea, 337. 4. Mililani, 339. 5. Campbell, 340.

Individual leaders

Grant Yasui, PC	39-37	--	76
Bronson Kalilikane, Mili	38-40	--	78
Ryan Campos, Rad	39-39	--	78
Josh Chin, Aiea	40-39	--	79
Earl Medeiros, Waian	37-42	--	79

Girls
Team standings--Aiea, 264.
Individual leaders

Megan Sakamoto, Aiea	41-45	--	86
Shari Horio, Aiea	45-44	--	89
Jodi Ige, Aiea	44-45	--	89
Melanie Lee, PC	47-43	--	90
Heather Golden, Rad	48-49	--	97

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PREP BASKETBALL

Girls preseason

Varsity
Kaimuki 43, Mililani 39
High scorers--Mili: Darci Watanabe 15, Jody Saquilon 11. Kaim: S. Dalia 15.

Junior varsity
Mililani 39, Kaimuki 27

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TENNIS

Junior Tournament

At Barbers Point Courts
Championship doubles
Boys
12--Spencer Choy-Brennan Yamamoto def. Ryan Ebisu-Austin Zito, 6-3, 6-0.
16--Colin Fujishige-Reyn Makishi (champions).

Girls
14--Brooke Doane-Lauren Shin def. Kimberly Wo-Joelle Yamamoto, 6-2, 6-3.

Mixed
12--Austin Andres-Natalie Phanphengdy (champions).
14--Brooke Doane-Colin Fujishige def. Spencer Choy-Joelle Yamamoto, 6-1, 2-6, 7-4.

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College women

At UH Tennis Complex
Yesterday

CS Sacramento 4, Hawaii 3

Singles--Gabriella Lundquist (UCS) def. Lauren Fitzgerald (UH), 6-0, 6-3; Marta Gronowicz (UCS) def. Stacy Hakikawa (UH), 6-3, 6-1; Birgitte Brubakken (UH) def. Petra Abraham (UCS), 6-4, 2-6, 10-6; Amanda Sanches (UCS) def. Polina Kravets (UH), 6-2, 6-3; Justine Boutet (UH) def. Crista Rivieccio (UCS), 6-3, 4-3 (retired); Lyndsey Thomas (UH) def. Italina Kirknis (UCS), 6-1, 6-4.

Doubles--M. Gronowicz-G. Lundquist (UCS) def. L. Fitzgerald-S. Hakikawa (UH), 9-8; P. Abraham-I. Kirknis (UCS) def. B. Brubakken-Mainor (UH), 8-5; C. Rivieccio-A. Sanches (UCS) def. J. Boutet-P. Kravets (UH), 8-4.

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COLLEGE GOLF

Women

Spartan Invitational
At Salinas, Calif.
First round, par-72
Monday
Team standings

1. California, 289. 2. Pepperdine, 294. 3. Oklahoma St., 297. 4. New Mexico St., 299. 5. Texas, 300. 6. (tie) San Jose St. and Southern California, 301. 8. (tie) Arizona St., Penn St., and South Carolina, 302. 11. Washington, 306. 12. Oregon, 308. 13. Oregon St., 312. 14. Nevada-Las Vegas, 321. 15. Hawaii, 337. 16. CSU-Monterey Bay, 362.

Individual leaders

Ria Quiazon, Calif.	32-36	--	68
Kristy McPherson, So.Car.	33-38	--	71
Becky Lucidi, USC	35-36	--	71
Anna Temple, Calif.	36-35	--	71

Hawaii participants

Kristin Scholl (T-52)	39-40	--	79
Laura DuLucia (T-69)	41-43	--	84
Rene Krause (T-74)	37-50	--	87
Bobbie Arakawa (T-74)	42-45	--	87
Lara Quinn (77th)	45-43	--	88

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Athletes of the Week

BOYS

>> Jonathan Spiker, St. Louis wrestling: Pinned Punahou's Kevin Takasaki to capture the title in the 145-pound weight class at the Data House State Wrestling Championships. The victory gave the junior his third state championship and helped the Crusaders secure their second consecutive team title.

GIRLS

>> Justine Swafford, Kahuku wrestling: Pinned Punahou's Naomi Karlen to win the 98-pound title and help the Red Raiders win their first girls team championship.

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Honor Roll

BASKETBALL

>> Elyse Umeda, Punahou: Averaged 15.3 points per game and recorded eight assists and 11 steals at the Kamehameha Imua Challenge. She also made the winning free throws to lift the Buffanblu to an overtime win over Kamehameha.

>> Becky Hogue, Punahou: Averaged 16 points and six rebounds per game in the Imua Challenge. She also blocked five shots.

CHEERLEADING

>> Kamehameha: Won the first state title in the medium division (11 members or fewer) at the Local Motion State Cheerleading Championships.

>> Aiea: Captured the state championship in the large team division (12-18 members).

GOLF

>> Troy Higashiyama, Mid-Pacific: Shot a 6-under-par 66 in last week's ILH tournament at West Loch Golf Course.

PADDLING

>> Kamehameha girls crew: Brooke Calpito, Angelica Chong, Kanani Souza, Krystal Tim Sing, Tehina Wright and Lorie Nakamura edged Iolani to win the girls title at the inaugural Hawaii Canoe Racing Association State Paddling Championships.

>> Punahou boys crew: Kapono Brown, Keith Beers, Nick Huntsman, Wil Foster, Darragh O'Carroll and Scott Bright beat Lahainaluna by six seconds to win the boys title.

>> Lahainaluna mixed crew: Kazuo Flores, Hoku Gonzales, Rose Butihi, Kaipo Kekona, Vanessa Sanchez and Audrey Chihara beat King Kekaulike by a quarter-second to win the mixed championship.

WRESTLING

>> Melissa Orden, McKinley: Pinned Kahuku's Kawai Chee to win her third state title in the girls 103-pound weight class.

>> Caylene Valdez, Moanalua: Defeated Kahuku's Shanel Vivas to win her third state title in the girls 108-pound class.

>> Stephany Lee, Moanalua: Pinned Kahuku's Anela Iseke for her third state title in the girls 155-pound class.

>> Ashley Gaspar, Nanakuli: Beat Leilehua's Marita Lavea-Jennings for her third championship in the girls 175-pound class.

>> Iwalani Fonoimoana, Kamehameha: Captured her third state crown by beating Leilehua's Matalaloa Tuitele in the girls 220-pound championship match.

>> Justin Kawamata, Mililani: Unseeded entering the tournament, he knocked off the top seed in the 130-pound class in the preliminary rounds and went on to beat Iolani's Owen Yonehara in the final.

>> Jeffery Lavita, Lahainaluna: Won the boys 152-pound division by beating Hilo's Alex Kalawe 5-0 in a double-overtime battle.

>> Kainoa Casco, Lahainaluna: Captured his second state championship by pinning Farrington's Paul Laga in the boys 160-pound final.

>> Justin Luafalemana, Molokai: Upset top-seeded and defending state champion Prince Brown of St. Louis in the boys 275 final.

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Now You Know

>> University of Hawaii women's basketball coach Vince Goo coached the Kaiser golf team to three consecutive OIA titles in 1982, '83 and '84.

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