Basco in shutout form
after sore arm

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Star-Bulletin staff

Ryan Basco tossed a shutout to lead Mid-Pacific to a 5-0 win over St. Louis in an Interscholastic League of Honolulu baseball game yesterday at Mid-Pacific.

The Owls improved to 2-0 in the league, while the Crusaders fell to 1-1.

The gem was Basco's first outing of the spring after recovering from a sore arm in the preseason. He struck out just one batter, but recorded 14 ground-ball outs in going the distance.

MPI jumped on St. Louis starter Guy McDowell for two runs in the first inning, highlighted by Troy Hanzawa's steal of home. The Owls added two runs in the fifth inning and one in the sixth to put the game away.

At Mid-Pacific Field

St. Louis (1-1)	000	000	0	--	0	6	2
Mid-Pacific (2-0)	200	021	x	--	5	5	1

Guy McDowell, Kaimi Mead (5) and Jowen Murray-Thornton. Ryan Basco and Matt Inouye. W -- Basco. L -- McDowell.

Leading hitters -- St. Louis: Danny Lee 2-3; Murray-Thornton 2-3. Mid-Pacific: Tyler Okamura 2-2.

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Kamehameha 8, Iolani 0: Kahe Santos and Keoni Ruth hit home runs and Isaac Kamai picked up a complete-game win as the Warriors shutout the Raiders.

Kamehameha (2-0) gave Kamai all the run support he needed with a five-run first inning outburst off of Iolani (0-1) starter Chris Loo. Santos went 2-for-3 and drove in three runs.

At Iolani H.S. field

Kamehameha (2-0)	511	000	1	--	8	10	0
Iolani (0-1)	000	000	0	--	0	5	2

Isaac Kamai and Matt Morgado; Chris Loo, Dustin Goto (7) and Reid Saito. W -- Kamai. L -- Loo.

Leading hitters -- Kamehameha: Kahe Santos, 2-3, 2b, HR, 3 RBIs; Zach McAngus, 2-3; Keoni Ruth, 2-4, HR. Iolani: Jay Marcoullier, 2-2.

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Punahou 9, Pac-Five 1: Mark Veneri drove in two runs and picked up the win on the mound as the Buffanblu defeated the Wolfpack at Ala Wai Field.

Punahou (1-0) batters pounded three Pac-Five (0-2) pitchers for 14 hits. Todd LaFountaine went 2-for-2 with a double and drove in a run.

At Ala Wai Field

Punahou (1-0)	032	202	0	--	9	14	2
Pac-Five (0-2)	000	100	0	--	1	6	0

Mark Veneri, Jared Pate (5), Eric Lau (6), Jason Owens (7) and Todd LaFountaine, Ryan Cutwright (5), Robert Kurisu (7). Tyler Inouye, Jake Mellor (4), Kelsey Kuniyuki (7) and Colby Holt. W -- Veneri. L -- Inouye.

Leading hitters -- Punahou: Veneri 2-2, 2 RBI; Kevin Yamada 2 RBI; LaFountaine 2-2, 2B, RBI; Kyle Kabei 2-2, RBI; Kaohi Downing 2-2, Chad Moriyama 2B. Pac-Five: Mellor 2B; Holt 2-4.

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Maryknoll 9, Damien 0: Reily Maeda tossed a complete-game two-hitter as the Spartans picked up their first win of the season.

At Ala Wai Field

Damien (0-2)	000	000	0	--	0	2	5
Maryknoll (1-1)	300	006	x	--	9	10	2

Daniel Shimizu, Chase Masuda (6), Destin Alameida (6) and Cheyne Kawamoto. Reily Maeda and Brandon Goshima. W -- Maeda. L -- Shimizu.

Leading hitters -- Maryknoll: Maeda 2-4, 2 runs; Kaiwa Calizar 2-4, 2 RBI, 2B; Reid Nakamura 2-3, 3B.

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Baduria beats Spartans

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Star-Bulletin staff

Michelle Baduria hit an 18-foot jump shot at the buzzer to give Maryknoll an Interscholastic League of Honolulu road win over Mid-Pacific, 41-39.

Baduria's shot capped a Maryknoll comeback in the fourth quarter as the Spartans erased a nine-point deficit entering the final period.

Shannon Riley led Maryknoll with 14 points. Mid-Pacific's Caroline Beddow led all scorers with 17 points.

At Mid-Pacific H.S. gym

Maryknoll (2-1)	9	11	4	17	--	41
Mid-Pacific (1-2)	10	12	11	6	--	39

MARYKNOLL -- Michelle Baduria 8, Jenna Castillo 4, Stacey Doran 0, Sela Fisilau 7, Jessica Ho 0, Cheryl Lee 8, Shannon Riley 14, Diana Samson 0, Whitney Wong 0.

MID-PACIFIC -- Keli Kajiwara 0, Kristy Minamishin 0, Shannon Nishi 5, Mariko Strickland 0, Jasmine Vieira 2, Stephanie Toshi 13, Talia Onosai 2, Caroline Beddow 17.

3-point goals -- Maryknoll 1 (Lee). Mid-Pacific: 1 (Toshi).

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Kamehameha 57, Sacred Hearts 32: Megan Ching led a balanced Warrior attack by scoring 14 points in Kamehameha's win over the Lancers.

Nicole Lehner led Sacred Hearts with 13 points.

At Kekuhaupio Gym

Sacred Hearts (1-2)	6	15	3	8	--	32
Kamehameha (3-0)	13	17	10	17	--	57

SACRED HEARTS -- Katie Rutland 0, Cherie Kinoshita 1, Tamieka Trujillo 0, Brittney Aiwohi 7, Nicole Lehner 13, Shalei Soueira 0, Kimberlee Young 1, Colby Aiwohi 0, Lani Faumuina 7, Nicole Raiola 3.

KAMEHAMEHA -- Jeneka Taeoalii 2, India Soo 6, Ashley Ruff 8, Courtney Chai 4, Adrianee Hee 2, Kekai Crabbe 0, Amber Carter 8, Chrystal Hodson 0, Lehua Wood 8, Mounia Nihipali 3, Megan Kanoa 2, Megan Ching 14.

3-point goals -- Sacred Hearts 1 (Aiwohi). Kamehameha: 1 (Ching).

Division II

Kamehameha 52, Hanalani 19

Leading scorers -- Kam: Tara Eli 10. Han: J. Ramos 14.

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OIA EAST

Moanalua 56, Kailua 40: Kepua Lee scored 11 of her game-high 19 points in the second half to lead the Menehunes past the Surfriders.

At Kailua H.S. gym

Moanalua (1-0)	6	16	17	17	--	56
Kailua (0-1)	8	13	11	8	--	40

MOANALUA -- Christina Sierra 14, Alice Ra 0, Jessica Moran 2, Jennifer Light 0, Jessie Kamakura 6, Sasha Silva 2, Patti Hardimon 8, Ashley Kaono 0, Marleen Leautu 5, Brittany Briem 0, Kepua Lee 19.

KAILUA -- Tiffany Lee 5, Jade Leong 0, Johnalynn Ilae 4, Jaushlyn Mansinon 5, Konnie DeCaries 12, Alberta Lui 5, Ana Fisilau 3, Loke Lastimosa 6, Ruth Pedro 0.

3-point goals -- Moanalua 3 (Lee 2, Sierra), Kailua 1 (Mansinon).

JV score -- Moanalua 42, Kailua 38.

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Farrington 46, Roosevelt 35: The Governors survived the hot shooting of Roosevelt's Ashlie Dutro to win their season opener.

Farrington center Meleane Mateaki scored 10 of her 14 points in the fourth quarter as the Governors pulled away from the Rough Riders.

Dutro hit four 3-point shots and led all scorers with 18 points, 10 coming in the opening period.

At Farrington H.S. gym

Roosevelt (0-1)	18	4	6	7	--	35
Farrington (1-0)	13	9	10	14	--	46

ROOSEVELT -- Ashlie Dutro 18, Justina Yhuaria 6, Chelsie Kadota 0, Larissa Lembeck 0, Kahea Rodrigues 4, Nicole Yoshimoto 0, Nicole Okada 2.

FARRINGTON -- Revelyn Cabaya 2, Elaine Bihang 0, Jennifer Hamson 4, Xania Cadoy 3, Cherlyn Ligot 13, Ashley Soon 0, Liza Domingo 1, Pae Poasa 6, Tanya Alualu 0, Meleane Mateaki 14, Laosamoa Uli 3.

3-point goals -- Roosevelt 7 (Dutro 4, Yhuaria 2, Kadota 1). Farrington: 2 (Cadoy 1, Ligot 1).

JV score -- Roosevelt 39, Farrington 27

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McKinley 39, Castle 32: Amber Lee scored 17 of her game-high 24 points in the second half to lead the Tigers past the Knights.

At McKinley H.S. gym

Castle (0-1)	7	11	8	6	--	32
McKinley (1-0)	7	8	11	13	--	39

CASTLE -- Kele Tukushi 0, Donna Echalas 0, Shardae Ingano 3, Audrey Ako 0, Teena Paepule 0, Jessica Beard 0, Shantel Tilton 7, Tiare Kahoekapu 6, Puna Vailama 0, Annie Garrett 8, Rachel Hirokawa 2, Ven Agullana 6.

MCKINLEY -- Chantal Yadao 6, Rayna Isaki 1, Kelli Fukumoto 0, Meagan Miyasaka 0, Chyloh Rodrigues 3, Janine Corpuz 0, Noe Correia 0, Amanda Leopoldo 0, Ceslie Maafala 5, Amber Lee 24.

3-point goals--McKinley 2 (Rodrigues, Yadao).

JV score--McKinley 51, Castle 24.

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Kahuku 55, Kaiser 54: Mereani Lewenilovo scored on a putback with seven seconds left in the game to lift the Red Raiders to a road win over the Cougars.

Kaiser erased an 11-point deficit in the fourth quarter and took a 54-53 lead on two free throws by Amanda Peterson with 20 seconds left. Lewenilovo then scored her game-winner to finish with nine points.

Kelei Naihe led Kahuku with 19 points. Peterson scored 19 for Kaiser, which hit 13 of 16 free throws in the final period.

At Kaiser H.S. gym

Kahuku (1-0)	12	13	17	13	--	55
Kaiser (0-1)	11	11	9	23	--	54

KAHUKU -- Mereani Lewenilovo 9, Lesina Funaki 1, Krisha Kai 2, Karla Tailele 10, Charlotte Leitupo 8, Michelle Peters 3, Tanya Alo 0, Nicole Pouha 1, Melissa Aumua 0, Kelei Naihe 19, Alberta Fotu 2.

KAISER -- Sarah Black 0, Shera Yamamoto 0, Nanea Kamauoha 13, Heather Dick 0, Karen Poon 0, Jasmine Yoshino 0, Julia Paulo 4, Kealy Niiro 0, Kehau Bangay 12, Amanda Petterson 19, Kilioe Aliifua 6.

3-point goals -- Kahuku 3 (Naihe 3).

JV score -- Kahuku 49, Kaiser 38.

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Kaimuki 57, Kalani 54: Tyleen Tausga and Dalia Solia combined to score 44 points to lead the Bulldogs past the Falcons.

Tausaga finished with 23 points and Solia scored 21. Jodi Segawa led Kalani with 18 points.

At Kaimuki H.S. gym

Kalani (0-1)	12	16	14	12	--	54
Kaimuki (1-0)	8	14	17	18	--	57

KALANI -- Tamari Miyashiro 8, Alisa Lum 6, Kristy Hirahara 2, Ashley Takata 6, Chenty Bonifacio 10, Lauren Cheng 4, Jodi Segawa 18.

KAIMUKI -- Flora Mesa 2, Kara Hayashida 1, Jessica Arakawa 3, Dalia Solia 21, Chyenna Souza 3, Tyleen Tausaga 23, Shella Sanders 0, Lovely Moyle 2, Kehaulani Molina-Gamponia 2, Alana Burges 0.

3-point goals -- Kalani 5 (Segawa 1, Lum 2, Miyashiro 1). Kaimuki: 2 (Arakwa 1, Solia 1).

JV -- Kalani 41, Kaimuki 40

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Athletes of the Week

Boys

>> Keahi Rawlins, Molokai baseball: Struck out 12 St. Anthony hitters en route to a no-hitter in the Farmers' 5-0 win in their Maui Interscholastic League opener.

Girls

>> Brittney Aiwohi, Sacred Hearts basketball: The senior scored 55 points and grabbed 28 rebounds in two games last week. She scored 34 points in the Lancers' 55-44 loss to Punahou. She then scored 21 in a 44-26 win over University the next night. She had 14 rebounds in both games and drained a total of seven 3-point shots.

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Honor Roll

BASEBALL

>> Ikaika Neizman, Lahainaluna: Pitched nine innings to lead the Lunas to a 7-4 win over King Kekaulike. He struck out six batters in going the distance in the extra-inning victory.

>> Vinnie Souki, King Kekaulike: Nearly matched Neizman in the first game in taking a complete-game loss. He bounced back to drive in two runs in the rematch.

>> Ikaika Kawai, King Kekaulike: Went 2-for-3 with five RBIs to lead Na Alii to a 13-2 win over Lahainaluna in the second game of the series.

>> Kahe Santos, Kamehameha: Drove in four runs as the Warriors routed Damien 18-0.

BASKETBALL

>> Becky Hogue, Punahou: Had 36 points and 24 rebounds in two games last week. She scored 25 points, grabbed 11 rebounds and blocked three shots in the Buffanblu's 62-56 win over Maryknoll. She made 9 of 10 shots from the field in the game.

>> Michelle Baduria, Maryknoll: Led the Spartans with 24 points, including five 3-pointers, in their loss to Punahou. She also scored nine points in a 69-39 win over University.

>> Stephanie Toshi, Mid-Pacific: Scored 31 points over two games for the Owls. She scored 17 in a 39-34 loss to Iolani and 14 in a 46-31 win over St. Francis. She hit four 3-pointers against St. Francis.

GOLF

>> Earl Medeiros, Waianae: Finished first in Monday's OIA West tournament with a 1-under-par 70 at the Makaha Golf Course.

>> Landon Mizuguchi, Kaiser: Won last week's OIA East tournament with a 2-over 74 at the West Loch Golf Course.

TRACK AND FIELD

>> Mei Li Nickles, Mililani: Won three events at last week's OIA meet. She won the girls 100-meter hurdles and long jump and was part of the Trojans' victorious 4x100-meter relay team.

>> April Wallace, Leilehua: Won the girls 100- and 200-meter races at last week's OIA meet.

>> Jeff Lim, Mililani: Finished first in both the boys 1,500- and 3,000-meter runs.

WEIGHTLIFTING

>> Kristel Ajifu, University: Won a gold medal in the girls 48 kg weight class at the National Junior Weightlifting Championships.

>> Chani Matsui, Kamehameha: Won a gold medal in the girls 43 kg weight class at the National Junior Weightlifting Championships.

>> Kyle Yamauchi, Punahou: Won a gold medal in the men's 62 kg weight class at the National Junior Weightlifting Championships.

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Now You Know

>> The state girls golf individual championship has been spread out to all five of the state's high school leagues over the past five years.

ILH golfers won the first four titles, finishing with Anna Umemura (Punahou) in 1997. She was followed by Melanie Matsumura (Waiakea, BIIF), Shayna Miyajima (Baldwin, MIL), Merynn Ito (Aiea, OIA) and Rachel Kyono (Kauai, KIF).

To nominate ... To nominate an athlete of the week, contact the Star-Bulletin Sports Department by 11 p.m. Sunday: Phone: 529-4782 Fax: 529-4787 E-mail: sports@starbulletin.com

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