If No. 4 Farrington is going to be challenged by an OIA team, it won’t come from the White Conference.

The Governors scored on each of their first seven possessions and took it from there in a 57-46 win over visiting Kaiser on Wednesday night.

Kaiser, which entered the game the lone unbeaten team in the White, was without starting point guard Kelsey Lewis because of an injured quad and the Cougars sorely missed him. Farrington attacked the weak spot immediately and forced 11 turnovers in the first half while committing only five.

“We kept the same game plan whether he was in or not,” Farrington coach Allan Silva said. “He might have scored an extra five points for them, but we would have played the same way no matter who is on the court.”

Van Hugo led the Governors with 10 points in the first half, but everybody got into the act with seven different players scoring for Farrington in the first quarter alone. Hugo led Farrington with 17 points in the game, and 10 different players scored at least once.

Chance Kalaugher led Kaiser with 22 points, 18 of them in the second half. He scored every one of Kaiser’s points in the third quarter.

Farrington lost five times in the preseason, but went 7-0 against teams from its own league.

“Farrington is a good basketball team,” Kaiser coach Branden Kawazoe said. “The press took us out of what we wanted to do a little bit. We missed our point guard, but you have to give them credit, that’s a fast and athletic team.”

The Governors closed the first quarter up by 14 points and grew it to 16 by halftime before running it as high as 23 with 3:21 left.

Then Kaiser made a run at Farrington’s reserves, dropping it to 13 with 1:05 left on six points from Kalaugher and a 3-pointer by Micah Okamoto. Farrington went 16-for-35 from the free-throw line in the game to Kaiser’s 8-for-22, and missed half of its attempts down the stretch. Okamoto beat the final buzzer with an off-balance 3-pointer to close the margin to a respectable 11.“The reserves kind of redeemed themselves,” Silva said. “But everybody will be shooting free throws tomorrow. We have never missed so many free throws in a game.”

FARRINGTON—Jacob McEnroe 8, Mark Dudalao 3, Isaiah Smith 8, Van Hugo 17, Isaiah Visoria 7, John Paul Raymundo 2, Manly Williams 2, Ton Selga 0, Tua Unutoa 5, Seu Luafatasaga 4, Mason Semisi 1.
KAISER—Tarius Hill 7, Jeshua Bitanga 4, Melvin Kahunanui 2, Nicolas Tom 2, Isaac Slade-Matautia 0, Makena Kaneaiakala 0, Trevin Kahuanui 1, Micah Okimoto 6, Chance Kalaugher 22, Matt Haili 2, Marcus Mafi 0.
3-pointers—Farrington 5 (Hugo 3, Smith 2). Kaiser 4 (Kalaugher 2, Okamoto 2).

Roosevelt 54, No. 8 McKinley 52
Valen Inaura scored 19 points to lead the Rough Riders in an upset over the Tigers.

ROOSEVELT—Chaston Marcos 7, Valen Inaura 19, Justin Furtado 9, Jake Kawasaki 0, Mick Colling 3, Kevin Foster 13, Josh Alexander 3, Brent Quakenbush 2.
MCKINLEY—Josh Lam 2, Lanson Hino 0, Brennan Waters 2, Dan Villejo 17,  Joramae Otarra 13, Nelson Pita 0, Macjun Otarra 5, Dayton Lee 6, Kaimi Kini 6, Gilbert Antonio 0, Erolino Javier 1.
3-point goals—Roosevelt 1 (Furtado). McKinley 2 (Lee 2).

No. 10 Kalaheo 76, Anuenue 24

Kekai Smith scored a game-high 24 points before sitting out the fourth quarter as the Mustangs overwhelmed Na Koa.

KALAHEO—Zach Marrotte 16, Kupaa Harrison 11, Kekai Smith 22, Peter Santiago 0, Micah Holeso 0, Dario Delcastillo 8, Thomas Focht 2, L.J. Barnes 10, Andrew Hernandez 7.
ANUENUE—Ikaika Benjamin 1, Kamana‘opono Grace-Kekawa 1, Kamalu Kamauoha 2, Kimo Romena 9, Pono Kahili 4, Naalii Dureg 1, Kamanao Dureg 4, Kailau Keola 2, Namaka Park 0, Kawaa Kahana 0, Kaleo Lindsey 0, Kaimi Tasaka 0.
3-point goals—Kalaheo 6 (Smith 3, Marotte, Barnes, Harrison). Anuenue 1 (Romena).

Kahuku 76, Kaimuki 62
Soli Afalava’s 15 points helped the Red Raiders down the Bulldogs.

KAIMUKI—JR Betiru 0, Sean Noda 5, Christian Ono 6, Sloan Fuller 4, Jerry Betiru 23, Ralph Reyes 0, Kenny Fujioka 0, Kency Owens , Akira Vernon 1, Kenneth Neo 0, Faafetai Lucio 9, Tayler Espinda 14.
KAHUKU—Keanu Akina 11, Chance Maghanoy 0, Drayton Aki 0, Huleia Naeole 12, Wilton Cravens 5, Kesi Ah Hoy 3, Soli Afalava 15, Hirkley Latu 13, Samuta Avea 13, Tuli Wily-Matagi 4.
3-point goals—Kaimuki 9 (Espinda 4, Lucio 3, Jerry Betiru 2). Kahuku 7 (Akina 3, Avea 2, Ah Hoy, Afalava).
Junior varsity—Kahuku 56, Kaimuki 51

Kailua 54, Kalani 50, OT
Matthew Bishop scored 21 points to lead the Surfriders past the Falcons.

KALANI—Dallas Ascuncion 7, Shane Ra 3, Jaron Yamauchi 6, Alexander Tungpalan 0, Cory Mitchell 8, Blaise Manabe 7, Brandon Roberts 13, John Suda 0, Juwan Bohannon 0, Ace Faumui 6, David Faletoi 0.
KAILUA—Nainoa Mercado 0, Noah Kawai 0, Peter Kanoho 1, Noah Ahyat 2, Matthew Bishop 21, Kamu Scheer 13, Hano Kohatsu 13, Christian Mejia 0, Eric Laboy 0, Russell Foster 0, Noah Auld 4.
3-point goals—Kalani 3 (Manabe 2, Roberts). Kailua  none.
Junior varsity—not reported

OIA WEST BOYS

Leilehua 64, Radford 50
Chanse Ramirez and Joseph Gouty scored 13 points apiece for the Mules in a win over the Rams.

RADFORD—Jordin Pacheco 0, Malcolm Hill 4, Kristian Ebreo 3, Mark Reven Villejo 4, Tobias Powell 12, Mark Francis Villejo 2, Derrick McLamore 2, Khristopher Ebreo 0, Jordan Riley 10, Trevon Hinkel 2, LaToine Thompson 3, Izaiah Lavatai 2, Aaron Jackson 6, Kendall Bryant 0.
LEILEHUA—Kainoa Aleviado 4, Jarron Kim-Raguirag 0, Chanse Ramirez 13, Joseph Gouty 13, Kevin Brown 2, Diego Aguirresaenz 0, Anterrio Gainwell 4, Elijah Calzo 0, Trevor Williams 0, Koa Kauhi 0, Dhyllan Amond 0, Pomai Cozo 10, Bryan Mason 10, Torenzo Vereen 4, Epeli Natoko 4.
3-point goals—Radford 6 (Thompson, Riley 2, Powell 2, Kristian Ebreo). Leilehua 3 (Cozo 2, Ramirez).
Junior varsity—Radford 67, Leilehua 60

Waipahu 44, Pearl City 37
Brendan Mendoza scored a game-high 15 points to lead the Marauders past the Chargers.

WAIPAHU—Airon Castaneda 0, AJ Jerome Leano 1, Keanu Deboma 5, Dustin Morales 1, Jasper Sebastian 5, Gerald Felix 9, Jordan Mateo 5, Brendan Mendoza 15, Bryson Ansagay 0, Billy Gragasian 0, Christian Castrance 0, Andrew Pecpec 3, Dan Viloria 0, Paul Subia 0.
PEARL CITY—Tylor Canon 4, Eric Dela Pena 9, Justin Bautista 2, Shandy Reyes 7, Matthew Garcia 0, Joshua Arellano 2, Ivan Nakasone 5, Christopher Roy 0, Garette Kanamu 1, P-Jay Solomon 7.
3-point goals—Waipahu 6 (Felix 2, Deboma, Sebastian, Pecpec, Mateo). Pearl City 1 (Dela Pena).
Junior varsity—Pearl City 51, Waipahu 42

Waianae 50, Nanakuli 25
Austin Thomas scored 12 points as the Seariders dominated the Golden Hawks.

NANAKULI—Naliko Kea 3, E. Kaawa 2, Kale Kanehailua 0, Kamaua Van Geison 3, Iverson Sione 4, Josh Lincoln 5, Lyle Tuiloma 1, Louis Hulama 7, Kealii Awong 0, Jason Salvador 0.
WAIANAE—Tyger Rohr 9, Natano Namulauti 0, Josh Searles 3, Makana Piilani 4, Ikaika Trueman-Reed 0, Winston Kekahuna 2, Austin Thomas 12, Bronson Brown-Kaopua 10, Sage Cruz 10.
3-point goals—Nanakuli 2 (Kea, Lincoln). Waianae 3 (Rohr 3).
Junior varsity—Nanakuli 49, Waianae 41

Mililani 75, Waialua 33
Elijah Butler scored 16 points as the Trojans routed the Bulldogs.

WAIALUA—Sean Murphy 0, Jeren Dingal 2, Mark Garcia 0, Xavier Repollo 8, Royce Gasper 0, Virgilio Bareng 14, Edmund Nocum 0, Kaimana Equires 4, Tripp Blaser 3, Wyatt Rushing 2.
MILILANI—Braiden Rosario 0, Cameron Muh 2, Jeremy Rozmeski 9, Noel Bueno 11, Kingston Nishimura 4, John Orpillia 3, Cody Sison 4, Elijah Gambol 11, Ian Namu 10, Sean Fitzgerald 1, Jacob Low 0, Elijah Butler 16, James Ziegler 2, Logan Griff 2, Mason Mackey 0.
3-point goals—Waialua 6 (Bareng 4, Repollo 2). Mililani 3 (Rozmeski 2, Gambol).
Junior varsity—Mililani 67, Waialua 51

ILH DIVISION I BOYS

No. 1 Punahou 61, No. 6 Kamehameha 43
Justin Kam posted 18 points to lead the top-ranked Buffanblu past the Warriors.

KAMEHAMEHA—Noa Kinimaka 7, Alakai Freitas 7, Elijah Leslie 3, Kayson Smith-Bejgrowicz 6, Noah Sua-Godinet 6, Jaycob Smith 5, Devin Mau 2, Noah Gelacio 0, Jordan Paulo 0, Saint Gelacio 2, Nakoa Pauole 5.
PUNAHOU—Randon Oda 2, Daniel Andrews 13, Kalai Santos 5, Kanawai Noa 6, Chris Kobayashi 3, Blake Wade 6, Dayson Watanabe 4, Justin Kam 18, Randon Oda , Micah Ma‘a 4, Ronley Lakalaka 0, Jared Lum 0, Alexander Kidani 0, Davis Miyashiro-Saipa‘ia 0, Semisi Uluave 0.
3-point goals—Kamehameha 2 (Kinimaka, Smith). Punahou 8 (Kam 3, Noa 2, Kobayashi, Santos, Andrews).

No. 2 ‘Iolani 54, Mid-Pacific 41
Erik Yamada scored 12 points as the Raiders beat the Owls.

MID-PACIFIC—Daniel Florenco 6, Mycah Lee 0, Kyle Husslein 18, Den Suehiro 3, Ken Colombe 4, Andrew Kargol 5, Justin Daise 5, Burson Whang 0.
‘IOLANI—Pikai Winchester 2, John Lee 8, Ikaika Phillip 11, Zach Gelacio 0, Chris Gallacher 2, Bryson Hamada 2, Shane Lay 1, Erik Yamada 12, Zach Buscher 8, Kamu Borden 0, Robbie Mann 6, Hugh Hogland 2.
3-point goals—Mid-Pacific 4 (Husslein 3, Suehiro). ‘Iolani  4 (Lee, Phillip, Yamada).

No. 3 Maryknoll 89, No. 9 Saint Louis 71
Josh Burnett scored 32 points as the Spartans defeated the Crusaders.

SAINT LOUIS—Jimmy Nunuha III 27, Ihaku Johnson 16, Kevin Marks 14, Kolten Nacimento 3, Fred Ulu-Perry 5, Jedediah Lulu 2, Brett Uchima 2, Wallen Te‘o 2, Elijah Robb 0, Spencer Johnson 0.
MARYKNOLL—Varrick Suezaki 1, Jake Suyemoto 1, Darin Miyamoto 0, Brandon Floyd 4, Josh Burnett 32, Calvin Koo 3, Kaleb Gilmore 21, Kamakana Winquist 3, Micah McGivern 6, Sam Ahn 5, Sean Ogata 5, Tyson Kaloa 5, Kalei Victorino 3.
3-point goals—Saint Louis 3 (Johnson 2, Nunuha). Maryknoll 8 (Gilmore 4, Burnett 2, Ahn, Ogata).

Also
Junior varsity boys
Mid-Pacific 43, ‘Iolani 42
Damien Purple 45, Hanalani 26

OIA WEST BOYS

Campbell 59, Aiea 55, OT
Gilbert Dayanan scored 16 points as the Sabers defeated Na Alii in overtime.

AIEA—Christian Magalaya 11, Jantzen Shinmoto 2, Amare Toure 7, Cory Walton 0, Kysen Helepololei 0, Matt Sio 0, Shaun Aque 0, Bronson Lee 0, Brandon Lee 11, Micah Chang-Olivar 3, Christian Kessell 2, Bryan Naito 14, Mana Kaahanui 1, Kimo Souza 4.
CAMPBELL—Jomar Jett Gapusan 5, Michael Merchant 15, Isaac Hurd 4, Jayce Bantolina 2, Lamart Dudley 4, Gilbert Dayanan 16, Melvin Bergado 5, Kainoa Perry 5, Alex Layi 3, Josh Forte 0.
3-point goals—Aiea 3 (Magalaya, Chang-Olivar, Naito). Campbell 3 (Merchant 2, Dayanan).
Junior varsity—Campbell 70, Aiea 65, OT