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Red Raiders
run over
Falcons

Devin Unga scored 18 points as Kahuku remained undefeated in the OIA East with an 81-50 win over Kalani.

The Falcons stayed close early in the game, trailing 20-13 after the first quarter.

The Red Raiders then went on a 31-6 run in the second to cruise the rest of the way.

Corey Konishi led Kalani with 13 points.

At Kalani H.S. gym

Kahuku (8-0)	20	31	21	9	--	81
Kalani (2-6)	13	6	13	18	--	50

KAHUKU--Hapaki Kaululaau 3, Kaulin Krebs 2, Devin Unga 18, Shane Hayden 14, Joshua Wily 9, Okesene Ale 7, Jacob Kahawaii 4, Clinton Parks 6, Kevin Unga 7, Viliami Tilini 4, Kenneth Wilcox 5, Iokepa Kahele 0, Micah Wily 2.
KALANI--Carsen Chun 7, Karson Kim 0, Jonah Letoto 8, Corey Konishi 13, Brandon Liao 2, Jeff Boyne 0, Daniel Morisato 0, Mark Bonner 14, Brandon Cabacungan 2, Jeff Khautakoun 4.
3-point goals -- Kahuku 6 (Hayden 4, Kaululaau, J. Wily), Kalani 4 (Letoto 2, Chun, Konishi).
Junior varsity -- Kahuku 61, Kalani 30

Kailua 67, Thompson 30: Referees ended the game with 1:57 left in the third quarter after five technical fouls were called on the Sharks.

Three technicals were called on the Thompson bench -- two on Jerrome Figueroa.

Figueroa led Thompson with 15 points, while Justin Pedro scored 15 to lead Kailua.

At Kailua H.S. gym

Thompson (0-8)		9	11	10	--	30
Kailua (4-4)		24	21	22	--	67

THOMPSON--Mose Atuatasi 5, Jerrome Figueroa 15, Christian Kamau 2, John Keen 4, Taylor Brummel 0, Kimo Oclinaria 2.
KAILUA--Kelroy Kohatsu 6, Kama Crowell 2, Tyler Harrison 4, Zack Akamine 7, Cory Nemoto 8, Justin Pedro 15, Bobby Bordner 7, Hogan Paleafei 3, Nathan Botts 7, Kainoa LaCount 8, Pat Murphy 0.
3-point goals -- Thompson 3 (Figueroa 3), Kailua 1 (Kohatsu).

Roosevelt 59, Moanalua 57: Keo Keola's putback with less than a minute left proved to be the game-winner as the Rough Riders rallied past Moanalua at McKinley High School.

Keola scored 12 of his 20 points in the fourth quarter as Roosevelt erased a seven-point deficit entering the final eight minutes of the game.

Down 24-23 at halftime, Roosevelt switched from a zone defense to man-to-man to contain Moanalua's shooters.

Chiedozie Orji and Zachary Pendergast led the Menehunes with 16 points apiece.

At McKinley H.S. gym

Moanalua (4-4)	16	8	20	13	--	57
Roosevelt (6-2)	8	15	16	20	--	59

MOANALUA--Stephen Kina 0, Jay Yoshizawa 3, Stanford Leti 4, Gregory Morgan 0, Christopher Holt 0, Wayne West 14, Zachary Pendergast 16, Quinton Tang 4, Paul Dudley , Chiedozie Orji 16.
ROOSEVELT--Micah Dutro 0, Kevin Fujii 9, Danton Balbas 6, Kila Delovio 0, Kerstan Ho 13, Laakea Moikeha 6, Keo Keola 23, David Rivers 2.
3-point goals -- Moanalua 5 (West 3, Pendergast, Yoshizawa), Roosevelt 2 (Fujii, Ho).

Castle 54, Farrington 42: Jon Horner scored 18 points as the Knights got off to a quick start to defeat the Governors.

Castle outscored Farrington 13-2 in the first quarter, with Horner scoring five points.

Wil Tabiola scored seven points to lead Farrington, which made seven 3-pointers.

At Farrington H.S. gym

Castle (5-3)	13	15	18	8	--	54
Farrington (2-6)	2	13	17	10	--	42

CASTLE--Brad Guillermo 4, Jon Horner 18, Keola Bruhn 2, Scott Keiter-Charles 0, Victor Clore 10, Scott Argue 7, Eric Tom 0, Kai Domingo 5, Stephen Royalty 3, Cody Fonseca 5, Bryce Kalaukaaea 0.
FARRINGTON--Troung Nguyen 5, Winston Matas 0, Nathan Serdenia 2, Jay-Ar Mariano 6, Wil Tabiola 7, Karl Olsen 4, Michael Secretaria 0, Devin Selman 0, Jeffrey Valoria 1, John Carlos 6, Clinton Legaspii 3, Micah Kalingo 6, Christopher Kalakau 0, Kuaika Kamano 2,
3-point goals -- Castle 2 (Horner 2), Farrington 7 (Mariano 2, Kalingo 2, Nguyen, Tabiola, Legaspii).
Junior varsity -- Farrington 57, Castle 45

Kaimuki 47, Kaiser 39: Game-high scorers Jon Torres and Isaiah Ano combined to shoot 6-for-8 from the field in the fourth quarter to ensure the Bulldogs' win over the Cougars at McKinley H.S. gym.

Torres and Ano finished the game with 15 points apiece.

Kaiser trailed Kaimuki for the duration of the game.

Steven Pratt led Kaiser with 11 points in the loss.

At McKinley H.S. gym

Kaimuki (6-2)	8	10	9	20	-	47
Kaiser (3-5)	6	7	7	19	-	39

KAIMUKI-Kalani Ahmad 0, Jordan Wong 11, Shaun Dela Cazada 1, Isaiah Ano 15, Shadrach Ramos Dias 0, Thomas Pyo 0, Kekoa Onaga 2, Jarett Shiu 3, Jon Torres 15.
KAISER-Scott Uehara 5, Noel Okuma 2, Steven Pratt 11, Matt Ching 7, Andy Uehara 4, Jeff Peters 5, Adam Aila 3, Chad Nishihira 0, Brett Hatton 2.
3-point goals - Kaimuki 5 (Wong 3, Ano, Shiu), Kaiser 3 (S.Uehara, A.Uehara, Peters).

BIIF

Tuesday
Varsity boys
No. 9 Hilo 85, Ka'u 24
Honokaa 102, Parker 32
Kamehameha-Hawaii 54, St. Joseph 45, 2OT
Kohala 65, Hawaii Prep 54
Konawaena 52, Kealakehe 37
Waiakea 61, Pahoa 51
Leading scorers--Hilo: Dustin Otis 13. Ka'u: Curtis Alcoran 13. Hon: Jessie Roblanes 15. Par: Leo Aiono 16. KSH: Mana Silva 20. StJ: Jarett Seabastian 18. Koh: Kona Fernandez 19. HPA: Ehitu Keeling 12. Kona: Kainoa Abril 16. Keal: Ioane Spencer 20. Waik: Chris Gorman 14. Pah: David Darby 11.
Junior varsity boys
Kohala 44, Hawaii Prep 29
Konawaena 70, Kealakehe 43

MIL

Tuesday
Varsity boys
Kamehameha-Maui 41, Kaahumanu Hou 31
Leading scorers--KSM: Alepaki Kaili-ehu-Shinyama 13. KH: James Moser 14.

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Punahou ends 31-year
title drought

Whenever she passes the crowded wall of athletic championship plaques at Punahou, Kristl Chinen touches the Buffanblu's Interscholastic League of Honolulu softball hardware from 1973 and 1974 for good luck.

Soon, there will be another plaque.

Punahou beat St. Francis 4-0 yesterday at DeSa Field, clinching the school's first ILH title in 31 years. The Buffanbu improved to 13-0 in league play (29-2-1 overall) with one game left.

"This is for all the alumni, all the supporters from years past," said Chinen, who is in her seventh year as Buffanblu head coach.

As she has all season, Sarah Weisskopf led the way with her pitching, allowing one scratch hit.

"She was very inspiring today, hitting her spots. She was focused, intense, and driven today," Chinen said.

Gail Matsushima drove in two runs with a bases-loaded double in the fourth, and Adrienne Tanaka and Kim Nagamine each had three hits for Punahou.

Chinen said the Buffanblu have an area to improve on heading into next month's state tournament.

"We didn't play that well defensively," she said.

Catcher Kaha Weir provided a defensive spark, though, picking off a St. Francis runner from first in the fifth inning.