High School Beat
POSTED: Wednesday, January 14, 2009
ATHLETES OF THE WEEK
Patrick Ward Campbell basketball
The 6-foot-3 senior scored 23 points against Leilehua and 22 points against Waipahu.
Kylie Maeda 'Iolani basketball
She scored 19 points, including three 3-pointers, as the Raiders upset then-No. 1 Punahou 42-38. She also had 20 points against Sacred Hearts.
HONOR ROLL
Boys basketball
» Nehoa Akina, Kahuku: 25 points, including seven 3-pointers, against Kaiser
» Jacob Andrade, St. Joseph: 15 points against Laupahoehoe
» Brandon Bautista, Kohala: 16 points against Ka'u
» Angelo Berardy, Kalani: 17 points against Kailua
» Makana Cazimero, Keaau: 20 points against Waiakea
» Noah Chong-Viernes, University: 26 points against Le Jardin
» Kaleo Cummings, Kauai: 17 points, 10 rebounds against Kapaa
» Nick Demusis, Mililani: 20 points against Kapolei
» Theo Duplechain, Island Pacific: 23 points against Lanakila Baptist
» Isaiah Ekau, Pahoa: 25 points against Parker
» Aaron Fernandez, Kalaheo: 29 points, including seven treys, against Kaimuki
» C.J. Fernandez, St. Anthony: 21 points against Seabury Hall
» Ikaika Gante, Anuenue: 15 points against Waialua
» Matt Gasparine-Young, Kalaheo: 23 points against Kaimuki
» Zach Hannemann, Aiea: 19 points against Waipahu
» Marcus Holyfield, Mid-Pacific: 19 points against Maryknoll; 19 points against 'Iolani
» Ryan Kakitani, Kaimuki: 17 points against Kalaheo
» Josiah Kauhola, Moanalua: 15 points against Kaiser
» Danny Kekoanui, Waianae: 15 points against Pearl City
» Dustin Leong, Hilo: 18 points against Keaau
» Vance Maluyo, Waialua: 17 points against Nanakuli
» Zachery Manuel, Campbell: 17 points against Leilehua
» Chris Mattos, Waiakea: 16 points against Keaau
» Christian Mendoza, Waianae: 20 points against Pearl City
» Kauila Miller, Kailua: 20 points against Kalani
» Pii Minns, Kamehameha: 17 points against Maryknoll
» Marcus Monroe, Moanalua: 23 points against Farrington
» Matthew Moe, Roosevelt: 15 points against Castle
» Cameron Naihe-Tabiolo, Kohala: 19 points against Ka'u
» Keawe Ochman, Lanakila Baptist: 16 points against island Pacific
» Sebi Ohara-Saft, St. Joseph: 15 points against Ka'u
» Phelan Pagano, Seabury Hall: 18 points against Hana
» Michael Palmer, Seabury Hall: 16 points against St. Anthony; 15 points against Hana
» Robert Peralta, Ka'u: 26 points, including eight treys, in an upset win over defending Big Island Interscholastic Federation Division II champion St. Joseph; 15 points against Kohala
>> P.J. Ramones, Ka'u: 16 points against Parker
» Mitchell Resurrection, Pearl City: 16 points against Waianae
» Terani Richmond, Kamehameha-Maui: 20 points against Maui
» Michael Santos, Castle: 17 points against Kailua
» Lincoln Seto, Baldwin: 18 points against King Kekaulike
» Dakota Smith, Konawaena: 15 points against Kamehameha-Hawaii
» Kulani Soares, Kamehameha-Hawaii: 17 points against Kealakehe
» Kendall Tomas, Waipahu: 19 points against Campbell
» Jordan Ursua, Kealakehe: 23 points against Kamehameha-Hawaii
» Dean Viena, Saint Louis: 20 points against 'Iolani
» Jonathan Viernes, Pahoa: 21 points against Parker
» Pablo Warner, 'Iolani: 18 points against Saint Louis
» John Whitty, Le Jardin: 21 points against University
» Scotty Wong, Hilo: 15 points against Keaau
» Tana Woodard, McKinley: 21 points against Farrington
GIRLS BASKETBALL
» Lindsey Bareng, Sacred Hearts: 17 points against 'Iolani
» Chelsea Basilio, Mililani: 16 points against Aiea
» Kanisha Bello, Waiakea: 21 points against Honokaa
» Joelle Cabasa, Kamehameha-Hawaii: 19 points against Pahoa; 16 points against Kohala
» Michaelyn Cale, Kalaheo: 18 points against Kahuku
» Ashley Christian, Pahoa: 18 points against Hawaii Prep
» Leslie Cruz, Christian Academy: 21 points against La Pietra
» Jondi Das, Waimea: 10 points, nine rebounds and two blocks against Kapaa
» Tatiana Dinson, McKinley: 19 points against Castle
» Kristen Estabilio, Kohala: 18 points against Ka'u
» Jovan Falemalu, Kahuku: 15 points against Kalaheo
» Kara Hanato-Smith, Konawaena: 22 points against Honokaa
» Natasha Helsham, Aiea: 15 points against Mililani
» Jamie Higa, Kalani: 18 points, including three treys, against Kailua
» Sierra Jacob, Seabury Hall: 16 points against St. Anthony
» Ashley Jacobs, Kailua: 19 points against Kalani
» Tasia Kamakawiwo'ole, Roosevelt: 26 points, 11 rebounds and three blocks against Moanalua
» Johnnelle Kapua, Mid-Pacific: 15 points against Kamehameha
» Oli Kila, Campbell: 16 points against Kapolei
» Kristen Liana, Farrington: 15 points against Kailua
» Leahi Lindsey, Pahoa: 16 points against Hawaii Prep
» Beverly Madrid, Waianae: 18 points against Mililani
» Keaton McFadden, Mid-Pacific: 11 points and 10 rebounds against Kamehameha
» Lisa Okimoto, Hilo: 15 points against Kealakehe
» Chelsy Okuma, Kaiser: 29 points, including three treys, against Nanakuli
» Caira Pires, Kalaheo: 18 points against Kahuku
» Rachael Rickard, Lahainaluna: 17 points against Kamehameha-Maui
» Taylor Rudow, Seabury Hall: 16 points against St. Anthony
» Kylie Sato, McKinley: 18 points against Moanalua
» Jenna Savusa, Mid-Pacific: 11 points, seven boards and three steals against Kamehameha
» Carol Sio, Aiea: 16 points against Pearl City
» Tori Tuttle, Kapaa: 13 points and 10 rebounds against Waimea
» Cheyla Vega, Maui: 17 points against King Kekaulike
» Brenda Walker, McKinley: 16 points against Castle
» Tayler Wang, Hawaii Prep: 20 points against Pahoa
BOYS SOCCER
» Brenden Galapia, Waialua: three goals against Waipahu
» Jesus Gallardo Jr., Kailua: two goals against Kaimuki
» Caleb Gouveia, Campbell: two goals against Nanakuli
» Max Hannemann, Kahuku: two goals against Roosevelt
» A.J. Hernandez, Waialua: two goals against Waipahu
» Kainoa Kahui, Kamehameha: two goals against Damien
» Daigo Kameoka, Mid-Pacific: two goals against Pac-Five
» Dong Woo Kim, Kalaheo: two goals against Kahuku
» Alex Lortrukol, Mid-Pacific: two goals against Damien
» Christopher Nichols, Radford: three goals against Waianae
» Noah Ogata, Kamehameha: two goals against Damien
» Anthony Saito, Waialua: two goals against Waianae
» Keenan Seguancia, Roosevelt: two goals against Kalani
» Ryne Shimabukuro, Mid-Pacific: two goals against Damien
» Aaron Yokoyama, Mililani: two goals against Campbell
GIRLS SOCCER
» Tani Costa, Kalani: two goals against Castle
» Dayna Domingo, Pearl City: two goals against Waialua
>> Tiana Fujimoto, Moanalua: two goals against Roosevelt
» Chelsey Goo, Mililani: two goals against Campbell
» Cheyenne Kadooka, Kailua: two goals against McKinley
» Jaclyn Khil, Punahou: two goals against Sacred Hearts
» Janee Lee, Waianae: two goals against Radford
» Breanna Locquiao, Mililani: two goals against Campbell
» Mari Miyashiro, Mililani: two goals against Campbell
>> Kelsey Wright, Kapolei: two goals against Leilehua
To nominate:
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DID YOU KNOW?
» Under coaches Mike Taylor and Dan Hale, Punahou won the 2008 Hawaii state girls and boys basketball championships. The same school hadn't won the state boys and girls titles since 1992 when coaches James Winchester (boys) and Al Apo (girls) led Kamehameha.
Boys Basketball Top 10
The Top 10 high school boys basketball teams as voted on by coaches and media from around the state. First-place votes in parentheses. Ten points for first-place votes, nine for second, eight for third, etc. Not including last night's results.
| Team, Record | Last game | Next game | PTS. | PVS. |
| 1. Kamehameha (15), 10-2 | beat Maryknoll | at Saint Louis | 194 | 1 |
| 2. 'Iolani (4), 12-3 | beat Mid-Pacific | vs. Maryknoll | 179 | 2 |
| 3. Kahuku (1), 8-1 | beat Kalaheo | at McKinley | 166 | 3 |
| 4. Punahou, 8-5 | beat Damien | vs. Saint Louis | 135 | 4 |
| 5. Mililani, 9-2 | beat Leilehua | at Radford | 92 | 6 |
| 6. Moanalua, 9-5 | beat Kaiser | at Kaimuki | 88 | 8 |
| 7. Kalaheo, 8-4 | lost to Kahuku | at McKinley | 55 | 10 |
| 8. Mid-Pacific, 7-5 | lost to 'Iolani | at Saint Louis | 51 | 9 |
| 9. Saint Louis, 5-3 | lost to 'Iolani | vs. Mid-Pacific | 47 | 7 |
| 10. Kaimuki, 7-5 | lost to Kalaheo | vs. Moanalua | 39 | 5 |
» Also receiving votes: Waiakea 32, Campbell 8, Radford 6, Baldwin 4, Konawaena 3, Castle 1.
Girls Basketball Top 10
The Top 10 high school girls basketball teams as voted on by coaches and media from around the state. First-place votes in parentheses. Ten points for first-place votes, nine for second, eight for third, etc. Not including last night's results.
| Team, Record | Last game | Next game | PTS. | PVS. |
| 1. Farrington (9), 9-4 | beat Kailua | at Moanalua | 148 | 2 |
| 2. Punahou (4), 7-3 | beat Kamehameha | vs. Mid-Pacific | 142 | 1 |
| 3. Konawaena (1), 14-2 | beat Honokaa | at Hilo | 138 | 3 |
| 4. Lahainaluna (2), 11-1 | beat KS-Maui | at King Kekaulike | 126 | 4 |
| 5. 'Iolani, 6-6 | lost to Sacred Hearts | at Punahou | 94 | 6 |
| 6. Mid-Pacific, 12-2 | beat Kamehameha | at Punahou | 89 | 5 |
| 7. Waiakea, 6-5 | beat Honokaa | vs. Hilo | 58 | 8 |
| 8. Kamehameha, 5-6 | lost to Punahou | at Sacred Hearts | 45 | 7 |
| 9. Sacred Hearts, 9-4 | beat 'Iolani | vs. Kamehameha | 27 | — |
| 10. Kahuku, 9-2 | beat Kalaheo | vs. Anuenue | 16 | 10 |
» Also receiving votes: Kaimuki 12, McKinley 8, Roosevelt 8, Honokaa 6, Maryknoll 2, Aiea 1, Kalani 1, Kamehameha II 1.
» No longer in top 10 (previous rank): Honokaa (No. 9).
