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Seniors Becky Hogue and Rachel Kane combined for 41 points as Punahou beat Iolani 51-37 last night to remain perfect in the Interscholastic League of Honolulu. Hogue and Kane
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Hogue (22 points) and Kane(19) both hit for season highs for Punahou, which improved to 12-0 with two games left.
The Buffanblu remain a game ahead of the Kamehameha Warriors, who also won last night.
Punahou plays University and Kamehameha meets St. Francis on Tuesday, before the Buffanblu host the Warriors on Friday in the final regular-season game for both teams.
Last night, Punahou led just 18-17 at halftime before erupting for 18 points in the third quarter.
Ginger Gravelle, the ILH's leading scorer, tallied 19 points for Iolani.
At Iolani School gym
Punahou (12-0) 11 8 18 14 -- 51 Iolani (8-4) 7 10 9 11 -- 37 PUNAHOU -- Rachel Kane 19, Elyse Umeda 0, Shanna Dacanay 2, Eryn Chun 0, Stacy Brossy 0, Kristen LaVine 0, Makena Hunt 2, Anuhea Macfarlane 0, Kelsey Jandoc 0, Tessa Sonobe 0, Kelly Karns 0, Christine Takara 6, Gail Matsushima 0, Becky Hogue 22.
IOLANI -- Jackie-lynn Sasaki 0, Jennifer Nagamine 3, Hennasea Tokumura 8, Lana Young 5, Ginger Gravelle 19, Jayci Tashiro 0, Kiani Wong 2, Patricia Wong 0, Keri Oyadomori 0, Keilyn Fujioka 0.
3-point goals -- Punahou 2 (Kane 2), Iolani 6 (Tokumura 2, Gravell 2, Nagamine, Young).
Kamehameha 55, Mid-Pacific 33: Megan Ching scored 10 points and the Warriors used balanced scoring to beat the Owls.
Nine players scored for Kamehameha, which led 18-16 at halftime before running away in the third quarter.
At Kekuhaupio Gym
Mid-Pacific (6-6) 8 8 6 11 -- 33 Kamehameha (11-1) 10 8 17 20 -- 55 MID-PACIFIC -- Sherice Ajifu 2, Jasmine Vieira 0, Shannon Nishi 6, Mariko Strickland 0, Kristina Lin 4, Kelli Kajiwara 0, Danielle Mafua 0, Morgen Sullivan 4, Caroline Beddow 17.
KAMEHAMEHA -- Jeneka Taeoalii 2, India Soo 6, Tiffiny Ann Shim 7, Hoo Hee 6, Wendy Kashiwabara 6, Amber Carter 6, Tatriana Lorenzo 8, Lehua Wood 0, Megan Kanoa 4, Megan Ching 10.
3-point goals -- Mid-Pacific 0, Kamehameha 2 (Carter).
St. Francis 63, Sacred Hearts 51: The Troubadours entered the game averaging 30 points a game, but reached that by halftime in a win over the Lancers.
Monica Chock scored nine of her 15 points in the second half and was 7-for-8 from the line in the fourth quarter.
At Damien Memorial H.S. gym
Sacred Hearts (3-9) 10 15 10 16 -- 51 St. Francis (2-10) 13 18 14 18 -- 63 SACRED HEARTS -- Emmy Agustin 1, Megan Burton 18, Jennifer Faumuina 4, Cherie Kinoshita 4, Tiare McClellan 3, Karis Moi-Simeona 5, Samantha Saito 1, Tamieka Trujillo 0, Sandy Tsui 4, Lola Williams 1, Nicole Lehner 10.
ST. FRANCIS -- Samantha Kuwata 2, Monica Chock 15, Mandy Llamedo 9, Latasha Griffin 0, Jasmine Dulan 13, Chelsey Powell 6, Tiayana Fao 4, Lauren Upadhyaya 4, Melanie Keliipuleole 9, Siutiti Takai 1.
3-point goals -- Sacred Hearts 2 (McClellan, Moi-Simeona), St. Francis 4 (Llamedo 3, Dulan).
Maryknoll 61, University 29: Cheryl Lee scored 23 points and the Spartans routed the Jr. Bows despite playing without the second-leading scoring in the ILH, Sela Fisilau.
At Damien Memorial H.S. gym
Maryknoll (6-6) 13 17 12 19 -- 61 University (0-12) 11 9 4 5 -- 29 MARYKNOLL -- Diana Samson 3, Jessica Akamine 8, Tammie Andres 6, Kristie Watanabe 4, Rachel Chang 4, Whitney Wong 8, Briana Goo 0, Jessica Ho 2, Kaulana Salangdron 0, Michelle Takata 1, Lauren Lau 2, Bowha Kang 0, Cheryl Lee 23.
UNIVERSITY -- Brittany Anderson 4, Kristen Bukes 1, Kamaile Durrett 5, Leahi Frias 5, Marissa Kanemura 0, Shannon Kim 2, Diane Okubo 7, Samantha Stupplebeen 2, Iwalani Yamaguchi 3.
3-point goals -- Maryknoll 1 (Samson), University 1 (Okubo).
Division II
Hawaii Baptist 47, La Pietra 27
Lutheran 50, Hanalani 33
Leading scorers -- HBA: Jodi Kamemoto 10. Luth: Kim Awakuni 20, Keri Wakabayashi 11. Hana: Krista Catain 20.Junior varsity
Kamehameha Blue 43, Iolani 41, OT
Hawaii Baptist 40, La Pietra 39, 2 OT
Kalaheo 50, Kaimuki 45: Taylor Smith went 10-for-12 from the line and finished with 16 points as the Mustangs beat the Bulldogs. OIA East
Kalaheo, the five-time OIA champion, closes out the regular season against unbeaten Moanalua and Farrington.
At Kaimuki H.S. gym
Kalaheo (6-2) 8 11 16 15 -- 50 Kaimuki (4-4) 9 8 11 17 -- 45 KALAHEO -- Shaina Siliga 7, Jade Simmons 5, Brandi Benson 4, Malia Samson 2, Kaiena Huihui 0, Kaliko Kepa 12, Halialoha Travis 3, Taylor Smith 16.
KAIMUKI -- Flora Mesa 9, Kara Hayashida 0, Sashi Capps-Doll 0, Katherin Martin 0, Dalia Solia 14, Diana Malavong 0, Tyleen Tausaga 11, Amanda Leopoldo 7, Alana Burgess 2, Man Ying Ching 5.
3-point goals -- Kalaheo 0, Kaimuki 6 (Mesa 3, Solia 3).
Junior varsity -- Kaimuki 13, Kalaheo 47
Kaiser 54, Castle 24: The Cougars made 20 of 38 free throws in a rout of the Knights, who were 8-for-15 from the line.
At Kaiser H.S. gym
Castle (0-8) 3 7 8 6 -- 24 Kaiser (4-4) 15 14 9 16 -- 54 CASTLE -- Johnelle DeJesus 0, Stacy Tilton 0, Shardae Ingano 0, Kalei Akaka 0, Audrey Ako 6, Jessica Beard 7, Tiare Kahoekapu 5, Puna Waialama 1, Shara Bell 0, Titi Kawainui 3, Betty Argue 0, Rachel Hirokawa 2.
KAISER -- Sarah Black 0, Jana Yoshino 2, Shera Yamamoto 6, Jamie Nerona 5, Mary Ann Tualau 4, Julia Paulo 10, Sharde Pratt 7, Kelly Niiro 8, Kelsey Beck 2, Kehau Bangay 2, Shannon Dick 0, Kilioe Aliifua 8.
3-point goals -- Castle 2 (Ako 2), Kaiser 0.
Junior varsity -- Castle 33, Kaiser 30
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