Campbell moves into share of Red West lead

The duel between super sophomores went the way of the Sabers.

Katie Manuma hurled five scoreless innings and No. 3 Campbell scored three times in the bottom of the sixth in a 4-0 win over Leilehua yesterday morning.

The win by Campbell bumped the visiting Mules (4-2) out of first place in the Oahu Interscholastic Association Red West. Campbell (4-1) and Mililani (4-1) share the division lead as the midway point of the regular season nears.

Manuma outdueled Leilehua's Kylen Ingues, who also permitted just five hits. The difference was the sixth inning, when Leina Kalua socked a run-scoring double, and versatile Breanne Patton delivered a two-run single.

Patton also relieved Manuma and earned a save with two innings on the mound.

Manuma improved to 2-1 in league play.

"She's throwing more strikes now," coach David Perreira said. "She still needs to work on keeping the ball down, but she's learning to hit her spots more."

Ingues baffled the home team for five innings.

"She works up and down in the zone and mixes up her speeds," Perreira noted. "It took us a third time around to get used to her. She's sneaky quick."

Leilehua could have remained in the Red West lead with a win.

"It's a hard loss," coach Stacy Araki said. "We got on base, but we just weren't hitting at the right time."

The Mules had runners at second and third in the top of the first, but came up empty. The good news, though, is that they'll get another shot at Campbell (14-4 overall) late in the regular season.

It was the first start for Ingues against the Sabers.

"This is her first year pitching on the varsity level," Araki added. "She didn't want to pitch last year because she was scared, but now she's older and wiser."

With two solid pitchers in Manuma and Patton, Campbell has regained momentum since losing to Mililani 10 days ago.

"Pearl City on Wednesday is a big game. We gotta finish the first half strong and take care of business," Perreira said. "Then we have a bye. That gives us time to work on our hitting a little bit and get down to basics, and get ready for Kapolei the following week."

At Campbell High School

Leilehua (4-2)	000	000	0	--	0	5	2
Campbell (4-1)	001	003	x	--	4	5	3

Kylen Ingues and Chasea Crawford. Katie Manuma, Breanne Patton (6) and Anuhea Yamaguchi. W--Manuma. L--Ingues. S--Patton.

Leading hitters--Leilehua: Crawford 2-2. Campbell: Loreen Edgamin 2-3, two 3Bs, RBI; Leina Kalua 2B, RBI; Patton 1-3, 2 RBIs; Chanel Baliguay 1-2, 2B.

No. 2 Mililani 6, No. 4 Kapolei 2

Makani Duhaylonsod scattered six hits and Courtney Abear went 3-for-3 at the plate as the Trojans downed the Hurricanes. The Trojans were coming off an 8-7 home loss to Leilehua on Wednesday -- Duhaylonsod's first defeat of the season.

Abear socked a double, drove in a run and scored three times for Mililani (22-2-1 overall). Duhaylonsod batted 2-for-4 with an RBI, and Chanelle Senas drove in two runs.

The Trojans broke open the game with a four-run second inning, chasing Kapolei starter Shavanna Holt. Mililani overcame three errors.

At Kapolei High School

Mililani (4-1)		140	010	0	--	6	8	3
Kapolei (3-2)		101	000	0	--	2	6	0

Makani Duhaylonsod and Rebecca Lee. Shavanna Holt, Kahana Higa (2) and Ashlynn Ashby.

W--Duhaylonsod. L--Holt.

Leading hitters--Mililani: Courtney Abear 3-3, 2b, 3 runs; Duhaylonsod 2-4, RBI; Chanelle Senas 1-3, 2b, 2 RBIs. Kapolei: Kaili Smith 2-4, RBI.

Pearl City 7, Aiea 2

Sanoe Aina rapped out two hits, including a double, and drove in three runs to lead the Chargers over Na Alii.

At Aiea Rec Center

Pearl City (1-4)	004	000	3	--	7	3	2
Aiea (0-5)	000	110	0	--	2	2	3

Lauren Fujisaki and Brooke Kamahiai. Rayna Strom-Okimoto, Marcelle Hiruko (3) and Kori Nishi. W--Fujisaki. L--Hiruko.

Leading--Pearl City: Kalei Adams 3b; Sanoe Aina 2-4, 2b, 3 RBIs; Kamaihia 2b, 3 RBIs. Aiea: Tawny Tauanuu HR.

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ILH

No. 1 Kamehameha 5, No. 6 St. Francis 1

Amber Waracka struck out 16 batters and allowed three hits as the Warriors defeated the Troubadours.

Jamie Millwood went 3-for-3, hitting a double and driving in a run for Kamehameha.

At Kamamalu Park

Kamehameha (4-0)	102	002	0	--	5	11	0
St. Francis (2-3)	000	000	1	--	1	3	1

Amber Waracka and Mai Kalakau. Kayla Sakamoto and Ashley Smith. W--Waracka. L--Sakamoto.

Leading hitters--Kamehameha: Shaleese Javillo 2-4, 2 runs, RBI; Jamie Millwood 3-3, 2b, RBI; Nadia Lei 2-4, 2b, RBI; Kalakau HR.

Punahou 3, Mid-Pacific 0

Jasmine Ioane struck out seven and hit a double as the Buffanblu defeated the Owls.

Mid-Pacific commited an error in the fourth, allowing Punahou to score two runs.

At Punahou H.S.

Mid-Pacific (0-4)	000	000	0	--	0	2	4
Punahou (2-3)	000	210	x	--	3	4	1

Desi Dang and Kaydi Kochi. Jasmine Ioane and Taylor Yamauchi. W--Ioane. L--Dang.

Leading hitters--Punahou: Lauren Okimoto 2-4, 2b; Ioane 2b.

Iolani 7, Pac-Five 0

Kryn Masutani hit a two-run homer to center field and Kai Masutani followed with a solo shot to right field as the Raiders defeated the Wolfpack.

Kryn Masutani added another home run in the fifth and finished 3-for-4 with four RBIs.

At Ala Wai Community Park

Iolani (2-3)	330	001	0	--	7	14	0
Pac-Five (3-2)	000	000	0	--	0	4	2

Brittney Guro, Kelly Imada (7) and Kai Masutani. Annie Lariosa, Breeann Choy (6) and Britany Hagihara. W--Guro. L--Lariosa.

Leading hitters--Iolani: Kryn Masutani 3-4, 2 HRs, 4 RBIs; Kai Masutani HR; Raechele Takara 2-4; Jana Tokuhama 2-5; Kim Souza 2-5. Pac-Five: Chante Tesoro 2-3.

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OIA Red East

Kaimuki 4, No. 9 Kailua 3

Bryanna Carres had just a single hit against the Surfriders, but she chose the right time to come through, driving home Koreena Sefo for the game-winning run in the bottom of the seventh inning for the Bulldogs.

Kaimuki scored two runs in the final inning to come back from a 3-2 deficit and steal the win over No. 9 Kailua.

Genesis Fruen had 10 strikeouts in the victory.

At Kaimuki H.S.

Kailua (3-2)	100	002	0	--	3	6	3
Kaimuki (3-2)	010	001	2	--	4	7	2

Krista Dumandan, Shelby Lono (6) and Johna-Lynn Pedro. Genesis Fruen and Mikki Morihara. W--Fruen. L--Lono.

Leading hitters--Kailua: Lono 2-3, 2 2b, 2 RBIs; Dionne Naki 2b. Kaimuki: Morihara 2-3, 2b, RBI; Fruen 2-3; Sheena Hussey 2b, RBI; Koreena Sefo 2b, RBI.

No. 8 Moanalua 9, Kalaheo 4

Na Menehune scored four runs in the first inning and were never seriously challenged by the Mustangs.

Sarah Robinson picked up the win for Na Menehune with 12 strikeouts and went 4-for-4 at the plate.

At Kalaheo H.S.

Kalaheo (0-5)	000	003	1	--	4	4	3
Moanalua (4-1)	400	113	x	--	9	10	3

Kara Holtzman and Hiilea Olson. Sarah Robinson and Kylee Oshiro. W--Robinson. L--Holtzman.

Leading hitters--Kalaheo: None. Moanalua: Robinson 4-4, Oshiro 2-3, Stephanie Putnam 3-3.

Roosevelt 13, Kalani 1, 5 inn.

The Rough Riders overpowered the Falcons, led by Lianna Bagarin, who held Kalani to one run on four hits and went 3-for-3 at the plate with three RBIs.

At Ainakoa Field

Roosevelt (3-3)		125	41	--	13	9	0
Kalani (1-4)		000	10	--	1	4	8

Lianna Bagarin and Paika Frank. Chelsea Yamamoto and Kristi Belshe. W--Bagarin. L--Yamamoto.

Leading hitters--Roosevelt: Bagarin 3-3, 3 RBIs; Tiana Sugui 2-4, 1 RBI; Cierra Kapea 2-3, 3 RBIs, HR. Kalani: Kyla Matsuoka 1-1, 1 hr.

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OIA White

Waianae 12, Nanakuli 3

Alexandra Soriano doubled and homered as the Seariders routed the Golden Hawks.

At Nanakuli H.S.

Waianae (4-1)	322	100	4	--	12	7	4
Nanakuli (2-4)	200	000	1	--	3	3	4

Desirae Hanamaikai, Samantha Kuakini (5) and Chaelyn Manuel, Kamalani Ikau (5). Sheila Argayoso and Ola Suava. W--Hanamaikai. L--Argayoso.

Leading hitters-- Waianae: Alexandra Soriano 2-3, 2b, HR, 2 runs; Tifanie Tapeni 2-3, 2 2b, 2RBIs. Nanakuli: Kamil Keawa 2-3, HR.

Kaiser 7, McKinley 5

The Cougars scored six runs in the first four innings and held off the Tigers, whose four-run rally in the bottom of the seventh fell short.

At McKinley H.S.

Kaiser (4-1)	111	300	1	--	7	8	1
McKinley (1-4)	000	100	4	--	5	4	3

Jessie Hathaway, Kayla Alcoran (7) and Chelsy Okuma. Trinity Cristobal, Rachel Ragus (4) and Amanda Sakagawa. W--Hathaway. L--Ragus.

Leading hitters--Kaiser: Hathaway 2-3, 3b; Alcorn 1-2, 3b. McKinley: Allyson Hanaoka HR, 3 RBIs.

Kahuku 11, Anuenue 1, 5 inn.

With two outs in the fourth inning, Fale Livaa hit a bases- loaded triple to help the Red Raiders defeat Na Koa.

At Hauula Park

Anuenue (0-6)		001	00	--	1	4	3
Kahuku (4-2)		020	72	--	11	15	0

Kala Lewis and Kaena Kirkland. Josie Maiava, Dalys Tapusoa (4) and Tapusoa, Maiava (4). W--Maiava. L--Lewis.

Leading hitters--Anuenue: Wewehi Ganeau 2-2; Kirkland 2b. Kahuku: Jasmine Toa 2-4, 2b; Lau Avea 3-4; Fale Livaa 2-3, 3b, 3 RBIs; Cindy Lavulavu 2-3, 2b, 2 RBIs; Tapusoa 2-3.

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BIIF

Kamehameha-Hawaii 10, HPA 9

The Warriors emerged with the narrow win despite allowing Ka Makani to score nine runs on zero hits.

Kayla Lacaran-Costales picked up the win despite walking 10 batters and with no help from her defense, which made 12 errors. Hawaii Prep also made nine errors.

HPA	303	003	0	--	9	0	9
KS-Hawaii	330	040	x	--	10	12	12

Kiana Zakar and Chelsea Himalaya. Kayla Lacaran-Costales and Uilani Poepoe. W-- Lacaran-Costales. L--Zakar.

Leading hitters--Kamehameha-Hawaii: Lacaran-Costales 3b, RBI, 2 runs; Kayla McCarty 2 RBIs, 3 runs; Tita Mahoe 2b, 3 RBIs, Poepoe 2b, 2 RBIs, 1 run.