Owls edge Crusaders in ILH

Conan Young gave up just one hit over the first three innings, and Reece Uyeno went 3-for-4 with two runs as No. 6 Mid-Pacific beat fourth-ranked Saint Louis 7-6 yesterday at Central Oahu Regional Park.

Young and Jayson Kramer combined to strike out five as the Owls won their fourth straight game. Ryan Sasaki and Jordan Duropan each scored two runs for the Crusaders, who had a modest two-game winning streak snapped.

At Central Oahu Regional Park

Mid-Pacific (9-4)	032	011	0	--	7	9	2
Saint Louis (7-5)	000	040	2	--	6	6	1

Conan Young, Jayson Kramer (5) and Kip Masuda. Cameron Bayne, Grant Costa (3), Ryan Sasaki (5) and Sheldon Santiago. W--Young. L--Bayne.
Leading hitters--MPI: Chad Takabuki 2-2, RBI; Kramer 2-3, RBI; Reece Uyeno 3-4, 2 runs, RBI. StL: Sasaki 2-4, 2 runs, 2 RBIs; Jordan Duropan 3-3, 2 runs.

Iolani 11, Pac-Five 0

Wally Marciel tossed a one-hit shutout and Greg Hacker homered and drove in two runs for the Raiders.

Chris Johnson also homered and drove in four runs as Iolani scored seven times in the first inning.

At Iolani H.S. Field

Pac-Five (2-11)	000	00	--	0	1	2
Iolani (6-6-1)	703	1x	--	11	11	1

Samson Aina, Nick Miyamoto (1), Ross Yamato (3) and Aaron Chilcote. Wally Marciel and Riley Yamamoto, Jarvis Nohara (4). W--Marciel. L--Aina.
Leading hitters--Iol: Chris Johnson 3-3, 2b, HR, 4 RBIs; Brett Hasegawa 2-2; Kyson Morikuni 2-2; Greg Hackler HR, 2 RBIs; Riley Yamamoto 2b, 2 RBIs; Marc Factora 2b.

No. 1 Punahou 16, Maryknoll 3

The Buffanblu scored 12 runs in the second inning and finished with 16 runs on only eight hits.

Kurt Komatsubara gave up just one run in four innings to pick up the victory.

Maryknoll (1-12)	010	02	--	3	5	5
Punahou (11-1-1)	0(12)4	0x	--	16	8	1

Spencer Kim, Chris Lum (3), Peter Kirst (4) and Brian Tabata. Kurt Komatsubara, Reece Kiriu (5) and Chris Tasaka, Matthew Solommona (4). W--Komatsubara. L--Kim.
Leading hitters--Mryk: Ikaika Duyag 2-3, 2 RBIs. Pun: Bucky Aona 2-2, RBI; Steven Dannaway 2b; Harrison Ishida 2b, RBI.

No. 3 Kamehameha 10, Damien 2

Aaron Nichols and Stuart Kam each drove in two runs and Koa Kaleo picked up the complete-game win, giving up just six hits and two runs in seven innings while striking out 11.

The Warriors remained a half-game behind first-place.

Damien (3-9)	100	100	0	--	2	6	3
Kamehameha (11-2)	060	022	x	--	10	10	1

Evander Ledward, George Martin (5) and Kai Higa. Koa Kaleo and Stuart Kam. W--Kaleo. L--Ledward.
Leading hitters--Dam: Kaimana Balanon 3b, RBI; Raymond Alapai 2b. Kam: Makena Kitamura 3-4; Nick Freitas 2-4, 2b, RBI; Jason Smeigh 3b, RBI; Aaron Nichols 2 RBIs; Kam 2 RBIs.