Led by Jenna Savusa's game-high 19 points, No. 8 Mid-Pacific held off host Kamehameha 49-46 last night in an Interscholastic League of Honolulu game.

Teammate Jordan Kealoha chipped in with 17 points, including three 3-pointers.

Mid-Pacific took a seven-point lead into the break, only to see Kamehameha even the score at the end of the third quarter.

With the win, Mid-Pacific moved into a tie for second place with idle 'Iolani.

Kennedi Akana and Kellsie Crowell each scored 10 points to lead Kamehameha.

MID-PACIFIC — Jordan Kealoha 17, Kirstie Sugimoto 0, Paige Young 2, Ashley Yamachika 0, Mahina Docktor 0, Kiana Robertson 5, Kelli Shibata 0, Shanon Nishimura 0, Taylor Babbitt 2, Keaton McFadden 4, Jenna Savusa 19, Camille Ganahl 0.
KAMEHAMEHA — Maile Krampert 6, Krystal-Lei Mills 0, Noe Mikami 7, Tia Perreira 9, Deja Tafiti 2, Manu Noa 0, Kellsie Crowell 10, Haley Paakaula 0, Brachelle Nueku 0, Makana Borden 0, Kennedi Akana 10, Tyana Akana 0, Lilia Maio 2.
3-point goals — Mid-Pacific 3 (Kealoha 3). Kamehameha 3 (Crowell, Krampert, Mikami).

Division II
Kamehameha 50, 'Iolani 35
Leading scorers— KS: Rachel Kaneakua 14, Jessica Jelf-Albert 10. IOL: Jelene Wong 15.

OIA WHITE GIRLS PLAYOFFS

Kahuku 75, Nanakuli 28

Joshlyn Noga and Alysha Cummings each scored 16 points as the Red Raiders cruised to victory in the opening round of the OIA White playoffs.

Kahuku led 34-18 at halftime and never looked back.

Jasmine Samole led Nanakuli with six points.

NANAKULI — Keahu Silva 4, Queen Ema Sale 4, Stephanie Kalili 0, Nana Kakiva 2, Maresena Foi 6, Noel Fernandez 4, Ututau Mapu 0, Juliana Ioane 0, Shashawn Kekahuno 0, Jasmine Samole 8.
KAHUKU — Fia Tailele-Latu 2, Kawelina Gilman 2, Alysha Cummings 16, Malia Tonga 2, Jessica Falemalu 8, Tisa Te'o 3, Rachel Tailele 7, Mata Tonga 3, Natallia Cravens 1, Joshlyn Noga 16, Leina Faleolo 6, Uhi Naeole 9, Amanda Tonga 0.
3-point goals — Nanakuli none. Kahuku 7 (Cummings 2, Falemalu 2, Naeole, Tailele, Teo).

Kaiser 69, Waipahu 49

Mele Adams led all scorers with 25 points, including two 3-pointers, as the Cougars defeated the Marauders in another opening-round game. Micaela Bitanga added 16 points for Kaiser.

Genivee Valasco scored 11 for Waipahu in the loss.

KAISER — Micaela Bitanga 16, Kristi Arellano 7, Kiani Kaahaaina 7, Tiara Haole 0, Celeste Tsuletenara 2, Kiana Nakai 3, Tiana Miyashiro 0, Krysta Yasui 5, Mele Adams 25, Daryne Vorderbruegge 2, Heley Ross 0, Shelby Pa 0, Courtney Phillips 2.
WAIPAHU — Jenie Savedra 0, Trisha Malala 4, Jessica Lozano 9, Ana Batan 6, Genivee Valasco 11, Tammy Viliamau 0, Kaiulani Abasial 4, Dara Aiwohi-Dutro 6, Zyer Vailuu 0, Catrina Masaniai 9.
3-point goals — Kaiser 4 (Adams 2, Arellano, Kaahaaina). Waipahu 2 (Lozano 2).

ILH BOYS

No. 3 'Iolani 58, Saint Louis 47

Three Raiders scored in double figures, led by Trevyn Tulonghari's game-high 20 points as visiting 'Iolani defeated the Crusaders.

The difference in the game was the second quarter as 'Iolani outscored Saint Louis by 10 to take a 13-point lead at the break.

Marcus Umu led Saint Louis with 14 points.

'IOLANI — Kainoa Chu 11, Trevyn Tulonghari 20, Kainoa Scheer 2, Jourdan Simmonds 2, Reid Saito 10, Jarrett Arakawa 2, Andrew Skalman 6, Ammon Baldomero 3, Josiah Sukumaran 2, Gabriel Vega 0, John Foy 0.
ST. LOUIS — Casey Kamakana , Keenan Paulos 2, Acen Cabral 8, Quinn Arakawa 0, Marcus Umu 14, Nainoa Frank 3, Drew Viena 6, Max Botticelli 0, Mika Wong 6, Joseph Kanoa 0, Starr Sua-Passi 0, Bryan Cieslik 2, Jaris Popacca-Falefa 3.
3-point goals — 'Iolani 2 (Tulonghari 2). St. Louis 3 (Umu 2, Popaca-Falefa).

Division II
University 46, Christian Academy 44
Leading scorers—UHS: Isaiah deLauara 22. CA: Jason Ko 17, Michael Urcia 16.