Honolulu Star-Bulletin Sports

Today

BASEBALL
College: Hawaii Pacific vs. Cal State Chico (2), 4 p.m., Aloha Stadium.; Hawaii vs. Louisiana Tech, 6:35 p.m., Les Murakami Stadium.
ILH: Damien vs. Pac-Five at Joey DeSa Field, 10 a.m.; Maryknoll vs. Mid-Pacific at Ala Wai Field, 6 p.m.
MIL: Kaahumanu vs. Kekaulike, 10 a.m.; Molokai vs. Maui, 12:30 p.m.; Seabury Hall vs. St. Anthony, 3 p.m.; Lahainaluna vs. Baldwin, 5:30 p.m., Iron Maehara Stadium.
OIA East: Kaiser at Castle, Kalani vs. Kalaheo at Kailua Recreation Center Field, McKinley at Kahuku, Farrington vs. Roosevelt at Stevenson Intermediate School Field, 10 a.m.; Kaimuki at Kailua, 1 p.m.
OIA West: Radford at Mililani, Kapolei at Waianae, 10 a.m.; Leilehua at Campbell, Waialua at Pearl City, Nanakuli at Aiea, 1 p.m.
WAC: Hawaii vs. Louisiana Tech, 6:35 p.m., Murakami Stadium.
BASKETBALL
ILH Division I girls: Kamehameha at Mid-Pacific, 1 p.m.; Sacred Hearts at Punahou, 2 p.m.; St. Francis vs. Maryknoll at Sacred Hearts, 6 p.m.
ILH Division II girls: Christian Academy vs. Word of Life at Mid-Pacific, 11:30 a.m.
MIL girls: Seabury Hall at Lanai, Hana at Molokai, Baldwin at Maui, 7 p.m.
OIA East girls: Kahuku at Kaimuki, Kalani at Moanalua, games begin 15 minutes after end of 5 p.m. JV games.
OIA West girls: Campbell at Nanakuli, Pearl City at Waialua, games begin 15 minutes after end of 5 p.m. JV games.
GOLF
ILH boys and girls: 12:28 p.m., Makaha West.
KIF: 11 a.m., Wailua Course.
Mid-Pacific Open: 6:30 a.m., Mid-Pacific Country Club.
MIL: Individual championship, 11 a.m., Maui Lani Course.
GYMNASTICS
Pacific Alliance Championships: Junior and Senior rhythmic finals, 3 p.m., Klum Gym; Junior men and women event finals, 1 p.m.; Senior men and women event finals, 7 p.m., Stan Sheriff Center.
JUDO
OIA boys and girls: West schools at Kapolei, East schools at McKinley, 10:30 a.m.
TRACK & FIELD
OIA Relays: 2 p.m. at Mililani.
SOCCER
US Youth Soccer Hawaii State Cup: U12 to U18 boys and girls teams, All day, Waipio Peninsula Soccer Park.
SOFTBALL
College women: Hawaii Pacific vs. Hawaii-Hilo (2), noon, HPU's Hawaii Loa campus field.
TENNIS
MIL: St. Anthony at Lanai, 9 a.m.
WATER POLO
ILH Division I girls: Pac Five at Kamehameha, 10 a.m.
ILH Division II girls: Pac-Five Five at Kamehameha, 9 a.m.
OIA girls: Kalani vs. Moanalua, 10 a.m.; Roosevelt vs. Kaiser, 11:30 a.m.; Moanalua vs. Aiea, 1 p.m., at Kaiser.

Tomorrow

BASEBALL
College: Hawaii Pacific vs. Cal State Chico (2), 4 p.m., Aloha Stadium.
WAC: Hawaii vs. Louisiana Tech, 1:05 p.m., Les Murakami Stadium.
PADDLING
Long Distance: Waikiki Beach Boys Race, 8:30 a.m., Magic Island.
SOCCER
MISO: Robledo Cup, Dawgs vs. International, 1 p.m.; HPU White vs. H2 United, Field 2; Latin Hawaii vs. Vaiete Open, 1 p.m.; Lanikai vs. Ikepono, 3 p.m., Field 4, Waipio Peninsula Soccer Park.
US Youth Soccer Hawaii State Cup: U12 to U18 boys and girls teams, All day, Waipio Peninsula Soccer Park.
TRIATHLON
U.S. Olympic Team Trials: 1,500-meter swim off Waikiki, 40-kilometer bike ride of five loops around Diamond Head, 10-kilometer run of four loops around Diamond Head, 6 a.m., finish at Kapiolani Park.

GOLF

Arkansas Classic

At Hot Springs Village, Ark.
Second round, par-72

Nick Watney	67-70	--	137
Kelly Gibson	71-66	--	137
Mike Standly	70-67	--	137
Craig Lile	68-70	--	138
Ben Bates	70-68	--	138
Also
Keoke Cotner	73-69	--	142

Mid-Pacific Open

At Mid-Pacific Country Club
Second round
Professional flight
144--Regan Lee. 146--Casey Nakama. 148--George Sinnott, Katsuhiro Miura, Kevin Hayashi, Louie Lee. 149--John Lynch, Mark Takahama, Lance Taketa, Tim Newbolt, Lance Suzuki. 150--Phil Chun, Rick Sovereign. 151--Larry Stubblefield, Jerry Mullen, Kenichiro Kato. 152--Ron Castillo Jr., Shane Hoshino, Joe Phengsavath. 153--Fumikazu Matsumoto, Phil Anamizu, Thomas Kim. 154--Ed Tischler, Beau Yokomoto, Norman-Ganin Asao. 155--Andrew Feldmann, Dean Prince, Brian Sasada. 156--Kevin Young Kim, Ronald Kiaaina, Leland Lindsay, Clark Miyazaki.
Championship flight
147--Jonathan Mathias. 148--Clayton Gomi. 152--James Nam, Edson Nakanishi, Wendell Kop. 153--Michael Kawate. 154--Randy Shibuya. 155--Del-Marc Fujita, Todd Rego. 156--Jim Pliska. 157--Paul Kimura, Edwin Yokoyama. 158--Hiroshi Kimura, Brandon Abreu. 159--David Hamada, Darrell Yamagata. 160--Gregg Omori, Paul Glen. 161--Adam Silva, Landon Banks, Peter Rice. 162--Barry Schnabel, Fred Morinaka, Johnny Bascuk, Doug Banks, Blaine Kimura, Brandon Kop.
A-flight
157--Wade Nakamura. 158--Clayton Nishimoto. 160--Masamori Maekawa, James Swoish, Richard Masaki. 162--Ronald Ching, Gary Haynie. 163--Ronald Shima, Kazutoshi Masuda. 166--Grant Sekiya, Mial Cintro Sr., John Manumaleuna. 167--Joseph Carpenito. 168--Paul Murato, Robert Chapman. 169--Masao Yoshida. 170--Tomi Yamada, Tim McClaren. 171--Francis Olena, Ray Schab, Maurice Nitta, Alexander Causey.
B-flight
168--Kiyoshi Yada. 169--Scott Blaisdell. 170--William McRoberts, Robert Luat. 171--Ken Ah Choy. 173--Wayne Yamamoto, Dan Ikei, Bryan Shinsato. 174--Shakil Ahmed, Mike Bianchi. 175--Byron Kaneshige. 176--Duke Kauka, Brent Jurgensen, Fred Denault. 177--Rick Sauer, Leighton Uyeda, Atsushi Ishikawa, Richard Hue. 178--Neil Nakai, Garry Kemp. 179--Matt Demello, Tama Taulau, Jerry Westcott, Seiji Itoh.

HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL

MIL Baseball

With first place in the MIL at stake, Baldwin beat Lahainaluna 2-1 at Iron Maehara Stadium when Jared Keyes led off the bottom of the seventh with a walk-off home run over the left-field fence.

Baldwin improved to 11-0, while Lahainaluna dropped to 9-2.

HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL

OIA East

Roosevelt 54, Castle 37
Nicole Yoshimoto scored nine of her 14 total points during a big third quarter for the Rough Riders, assuring a win over the Knights last night.

Tati Beasley led both teams in scoring with her 15, including one of Roosevelt's five from 3-point range. Tiare Kahoekapu was Castle's high scorer, putting up 10 points.

At Castle H.S. Gym

Roosevelt (6-2) 14 12 18 10 -- 54

Castle (3-5) 6 10 10 11 -- 37

ROOSEVELT--Tati Beasley 15, Chelsie Kadota 2, Dasha Kawakami 0, Larisa Nakasone 6, Capi Uyechi 2, Nicole Yoshimoto 14, Shannon Miyashiro 4, Dara Kiyuna 0, Nicole Okada 7, Puuwai Crawford-Kapanui 0, Miya Frank 4, Chelsea Uchihara 0.
CASTLE--Audrey Ako 0, Kalei Akaka 3, Shardae Ingano 2, Kellsie Sasaki 5, Annie Garrett 0, Betty Argue 0, Uilani Kekauoha 4, Stacy Tilton 2, Tiare Kahoekapu 10, Puna Waiolama 7, Sarah Kodama 2, Shanyn Fafard-Kaaihue 0, Titi Kawainui 0, Rachel Walker 2.
3-point goals --Roosevelt 5 (Nakasone 2, Yoshimoto 2, Beasley), Castle 1 (Sasaki).
Junior varsity--Roosevelt 60, Castle 36

OIA West

Radford 35, Waipahu 26
The Rams had a slow start but finished strong to remain undefeated in the OIA West with a win over the Marauders.

The Rams failed to score in the first quarter but rallied to lead 13-9 at halftime. Waipahu closed to 19-18 after the third but was outscored 16-8 in the fourth.

Joanne Czumalowski scored 16 points to lead Radford. Nicole Enos scored 12 for Waipahu.

At Waipahu H.S. Gym

Waipahu (2-5) 4 5 9 8 -- 26

Radford (7-0) 0 13 6 16 -- 35

WAIPAHU--MaryAnn Baxa 7, Renee Busch 0, Tiffany Caliboso 0, Nicole Enos 12, Laura Florendo 0, Joanne Manuel 0, Ashley Mendoza 0, Malia Spencer 3, Juliana Sooalo 4, Elsha Tivera 0.
RADFORD--Joanne Czumalowski 16, Sonya Legaspi 0, Nicole Grebe 0, Jenna Johnson-Endo 0, Ashley Rioux 4, Shanice Young 4, Leslie Lazo 0, Tereva Moore 7, Lia Mickey 4, Michelle Winebush 0, Manuma Filimaua 0, Kavika Punipuao 0.
3-point goals --Waipahu 1 (Enos), Radford 1 (Czumalowski).
Junior varsity--Radford 38, Waipahu 16

Mililani 47, Kapolei 36
Christina Korodan scored a game-high 20 points and Erica James added 12 as the Trojans defeated the Hurricanes.

The Hurricanes, who trailed the entire game, had no answer for Korodan, who drove to the hoop for most of the night. Ceclie Ma'afala pulled down 17 rebounds for Mililani.

Kayla Kam hit the game's only 3-pointer to lead Kapolei with nine points.

At Mililani H.S. Gym

Kapolei (5-2) 9 11 6 10 -- 36

Mililani (5-3) 12 12 7 16 -- 47

KAPOLEI--Tasha Faumuina 4, Kamaile Kelekolio 0, Tanya Menino 2, Nicole Tamapua 0, Shauntay Leutu 8, Kayla Kam 9, Gabrielle Tabios 2, Jerrell Taituave 7, Pamela Mellinger 0, Leafa Vagatai 4.
MILILANI--Suzy Jackson 3, Yvonne Morris 2, Ceclie Ma'afala 6, Lori Nonies 2, Crystal Ah Sam 0, Ku'ulei Agbayani 2, Chelcey Pang 0, Allyson Ochoa 0, Melissa Lehano 0, Christina Korodan 20, Erica James 12.
3-point goals --Kapolei 1 (Kam), Mililani 0.
Junior varsity--Kapolei 38, Mililani 37

Aiea 41, Waianae 29
Na Alii pulled away in the fourth quarter to pick up their first OIA West win over the Seariders.

Aiea led 26-21 entering the fourth and outscored Waianae 15-8 for the win.

Nicole Takemoto led Aiea with 16 points and Jamie Rosario added in 10.

Daina Correa hit two 3-pointers and finished with 10 points for the Waianae.

At Waianae H.S. Gym

Aiea (1-6) 9 8 9 15 -- 41

Waianae (1-6) 7 6 8 8 -- 29

AIEA--Kim Elia 0, Shareyn Muneoka 5, Donna Echalas 3, Shannon Nahoopii 0, Tiffany Pearson 0, Sherylann Miyashiro 0, Nicole Takemoto 16, Michelle Shiroma 0, Cheri Gauer 0, Felisha Liilii 0, Zori Drew 2, Kalei Castillo 5, Jamie Rosario 10.
WAIANAE--Leilani Faavesi 2, Daina Correa 10, Chelsie Park 4, Naomi Lino 0, Wendy Peltier 0, Tashawn Mahoe 3, Tihare DeMello 4, Audrey Hauge 3, Tiare Kealoha-Holbron 3.
3-point goals --Aiea 0, Waianae 4 (Correa 2, Hauge 1, Kealoha-Holbron 1).
Junior varsity--Waianae 69, Aiea 49

TENNIS

ILH

Varsity boys
Punahou 5, Iolani 0