Robby Mann scored on a layup with one second to play as No. 5 ‘Iolani escaped with a 50-48 win over No. 10 Maryknoll on Tuesday night at Clarence T.C. Ching Gymnasium.

With 6.3 seconds to play, the visiting Raiders had the ball near midcourt. The ball was passed in to Hugh Hogland, who handed the ball off to point guard Erik Yamada. The senior dribbled toward the bucket on the left side, then dished across the key to Mann, who put the ball high off the glass and through the net for the win. Mann finished with 13 points, all in the second half.

"I was supposed to set a curl screen, and Hugh was supposed to pass the ball and I would throw a lob for a layup," Mann said of a plan that didn’t go exactly by the book. "Erik drove to the baseline and he saw me, luckily. I thought he was going to dish it off to Hugh, but he was triple-teamed and my shot was lucky."

‘Iolani improved to 3-2 in the rough ILH race, getting 16 points, 10 rebounds and two assists from Hogland, a 6-foot-8 sophomore.

The Spartans dropped to 1-4 in league play despite 25 points and five boards by 6-5 sophomore Justice Sueing Jr. Three of Maryknoll’s four losses in the ILH have been by one or two points, and the fourth loss was by eight.

It’s the defensive end where the very young Spartans have occasional lapses. On the final play, they collapsed on Hogland and let Mann, a 6-1 junior, roam freely to the weak side of the play.

"We weren’t prepared for (Hogland) to catch the ball," Maryknoll coach Kelly Grant said. "We had to scramble."

Maryknoll came out in man defense for that final play, the same as the Spartans had used all night.

"We thought Robby was going to be open one way or another, whether it was with Erik driving or on a pass backdoor," ‘Iolani coach Dean Shimamoto said. "Or if Hugh gets a pass, (Mann) would be trailing. Six-and-a-half seconds is a long time. A lot of things had to go right, seemingly a lot of simple things, but we didn’t do a lot of simple things right tonight. To be able to finish that way is great."

Hogland has been playing at another level in recent games.

"He struggled a little bit in the first half getting the ball in the hole, but he kept with it in the second half and kind of got a soccer assist on that last play," Shimamoto said. "He scored on some important plays down the stretch."

It was another frustrating finish for the Spartans despite a strong offensive performance in the clutch. Down 46-43 with a minute to play, Maryknoll guard Calvin Koo was fouled in the right corner on a 3-point shot and went to the line. The senior sank all three of his free-throw attempts to tie the game.

‘Iolani answered with a power move in the low post by Hogland, who was fouled by 6-5 freshman Brian Washington on the play. Washington fouled out, but Hogland missed the ensuing and-1 free throw and it was 48-46 with 46 seconds remaining.

Sueing, who was 13-for-15 from the charity stripe, hit two foul shots to tie the game with 22.7 seconds left.

The Raiders then turned the ball over on a pass by Yamada (six points, five assists) that was deflected by Koo on the left wing. Koo raced upcourt without full control of the ball and was called for an illegal dribble past midcourt. That gave the ball to ‘Iolani with 6.3 ticks left.

The Spartans led for most of the first half, taking a 15-10 lead after back-to-back buckets by Sueing, who was 6-for-14 from the field. Point guard Michael Miske’s left-handed scoop shot with Hogland defending gave Maryknoll a 21-18 lead just before halftime.

Hogland was in beast mode in that second quarter with six points, eight boards and a block. His move on the low post for a basket gave ‘Iolani a 26-25 lead in the third quarter, and the Raiders opened the margin to 35-29 after Kamu Borden scored on a low-post move of his own.

Miske’s wing 3 brought the Spartans within 42-40 midway through the fourth quarter. Down the stretch, though, the Raiders came up with some key plays, like a patented backdoor cut by Mann, who got a perfect pass from Yamada for a layup and a 44-40 lead.

"We’ve got to keep pushing each other at practice. Our intensity on defense — we’re still letting easy stuff happen," Sueing said. "Easy back cuts happen. Coach knows we’re fine. We’re young, but it’s those little errors that mess us up."

At Maryknoll gym

‘IOLANI–Helam Baldomero 0, Robby Mann 13, Zack Gelacio 2, Bryson Hamada 3, Shane Lay 0, Erik Yamada 6, John Lee 0, Pikai Winchester 5, Kamu Borden 5, Hugh Hogland 16.

MARYKNOLL–Isaiah Gelacio 0, Michael Miske 9, Jordyn Perez 0, Jaylen Cain 2, Calvin Koo 6, Hayato Kamata 0, Justice Sueing Jr. 25, Kaulana Schmidt 4, Matt McGivern 0, Brian Washington 2, Tafari Tenchi Robinson 0.

3-point goals–‘Iolani 2 (Winchester, Yamada). Maryknoll 2 (Koo, Miske).

Also

JUNIOR VARSITY BOYS
Championship
Punahou Gold 47, Punahou Blue 45

ILH DIVISION II BOYS
University 57, Le Jardin 47
Stats not reported.

BIIF BOYS
Hawaii Prep 67, Honokaa 51
Leading scorers–HPA: Nicky Palleschi 30. Hono: Shyrome Batin 14.

JUNIOR VARSITY BOYS
Honokaa 52, Hawaii Prep 31

MIL BOYS
Maui 72, King Kekaulike 51

ILH DIVISION I GIRLS
No. 4 Maryknoll 69, Sacred Hearts 34

Sierra Murobayashi made five 3-pointers and the Spartans remained unbeaten with a convincing victory over the winless Lancers.

At Maryknoll gym

SACRED HEARTS–Zoey Yamamoto 8, Jocelyn Chen 4, Rebekah Manu Auld 0, Pakalana Kam 8, Kaiulani Harrington 2, Kaela Fiesta 0, Jessica Haneshiro 12, Cierna Aiwohi 0, Vikatolia Tupou 0.

MARYKNOLL–Kayla Agustin 4, Amber Bustamante 6, Kaile Cambra 10, Isabella Cravens 0, Lexi Delovio 7, Kehau Gilliland 2, Lindsey Lee , Maegen Martin 6, Chayse Milne 6, Moe Notoa 4, Rhianne Omori 5, Maile Pang 0, Sierra Murobayashi 15, Ysabelle Halemano 4.

3-point goals–Sacred Hearts none. Maryknoll 11 (Murobayashi 5, Bustamante 2, Cambra 2, Delovio, Omori).

ILH DIVISION II GIRLS
St. Andrew’s 32, La Pietra 27

Olivia Sou scored 13 points as The Pride won their first game in league play over the Panthers.

At St. Andrew’s gym

LA PIETRA–Sachi Enseki-Tom 0, Brittany Lieu 0, Kristiana Petrie 0, Heather Gallacher 3, Gabrielle Mark 2, Jaresha Gladney 3, Nikki Nguyen 2, Jasmine Schuman 0, Tia Thompson 11, Pumehana Uslan 0, Samay Gorham 6.

ST. ANDREW’S–Mie Oishi 1, Olivia Sou 13, Jordan Jones 8, Jessica Serikawa 2, Emily Ahlgren 0, Zijun Sun 0, Hattie Hapai 0, Connie Rico-Avello 0, Junyi Yin 0, Isabella-Marie Geppert 7, Emilie Anderson 1.

3-point goals–La Pietra 1 (Gallacher). St. Andrew’s 2 (Sou 2).

Damien 47, Hanalani 25

The Monarchs used full-court pressure to limit the Royals to 11 first-half points and pulled away early.

At Hanalani gym

DAMIEN–Kamaile Lebanon 0, Kelsey Perreria 8, Kaylie Cruz 6, Ethel Suniga 2, Karly Navas 12, Montana Carter 1, Chantelle Agag 1, Kilinoe Gora 0, Catherine Votovich 5, Melina Souza 12.

HANALANI–Rebekah Yamada 2, Alexa Nava 0, Kacy Shimabukuro 2, Jonnisty Monalim 10, Shanel Taparra 3, Johanna Johnson 0, Erica Barro 0, Kyla George 0, Kiara Peterson 6, Kelsy Chong 2, Alexis Nihipali 0.

3-point goals–Damien 3 (Navas 3). Hanalani none.

Also

DIVISION III
Varsity girls
Island Pacific 68, Hawaiian Mission 58

OIA EAST GIRLS
No. 2 Roosevelt 75, No. 9 Kailua 52

Starr Rivera led the Rough Riders with 24 points, followed by Keala Quinlan’s 20.

At Kailua gym

ROOSEVELT–Destiny Holani 2, Sharice Kawakami 12, Ka’onohi Quinlan 3, Starr Rivera 24, Kaohi Kapiko 5, Ashley Kiko 4, Keala Quinlan 20, Muna Cook 0, Alliya Gabriel 3, Ciera Uchida 0, D-Dre Wright 0, Tatiana Mariano 2, Ashley Lucas 0.

KAILUA–Delcie Williams 9, Puanani Dela Cruz 10, Kylee Keohohina-Kaaikala 8, Kainani Peters 0, Nyla Salas-Baker 0, Tara Takata 2, Kailee De Soto 0, Christine Antonio 2, Tiani Lastimosa 0, Kapili Albinio 2, Patria Vaimaona 19.

3-point goals–Roosevelt 5 (Keala Quinlan 2, Kaonohi Quinlan, Kapiko, Gabriel). Kailua 2 (Keohohina-Kaaikala 2).

Junior varsity–Roosevelt 57, Kailua 41

Castle 61, Kahuku 53

Kaylee Ishii poured in a game-high 26 points, including six 3-pointers, as the Knights defeated the Red Raiders.

At Kahuku gym

CASTLE–Raykelle Dacosin 0, Darrien Dacosin 10, Sierra Koki 7, Kaylee Ishii 26, Asia Almeda 12, Tilleree Johnson 4, Kui Silva 2, Maile Craighead 0, Kaira Tilton 0, Sydney Fernandez 0.

KAHUKU–Lehiwa Benson 6, Savanna Christensen 10, Demi Matagi 2, Sachi Williams 0, Laken Te’o 10, Dynna Matagi 0, Cheyenne Te’o 6, Leving Jinadasa 4, Mela Tulele 0, Debra Barenaba-Setoki 3, Naia Leitupo 6, Lydia Taulapapa 0, Brittny Blake 6.

3-point goals–Castle 6 (Ishii 6). Kahuku none.

Junior varsity–Kahuku 55, Castle 36

Kalani 39, McKinley 31

In a back-and-forth game, Kassidy Misaki converted five of six free throws in the fourth quarter that enabled the Falcons to hold off the Tigers.

At McKinley gym

KALANI–Chara Higaki 0, Julia Lee 3, Andrea Ching 4, Noelle Suzuki 4, Melanie Shiraki 0, Kailey Espinas 6, Logan Luke 7, Kassidy Misaki 15.

McKINLEY–Kayla Rasavanh 2, Dezlyn Naval 0, Kloe Lum 4, Suzie Park 6, Joselle Ferrer 6, Britney Chang 2, Alexa Kailieha 0, Kenzie Hernandez-McKenzie 2, Jade Miller 0, Ve’e Ve’e Li 9.

3-point goals– Kalani 4 (Lee, Espinas, Misaki 2 ). McKinley 4 (Park 2, Ferrer 2).

Junior varsity–Kalani 26, McKinley 7

Kaimuki 55, Kalaheo 26

Victoria Kintz led three Bulldogs in double figures with 11 points in the victory over the Mustangs.

At Kaimuki gym

KALAHEO–Esther Ilab 6, Shawntay Sugse 5, Michelle Sasaki 2, Shaena Randles 2, Jadyn Silva 0, Tyler Meredith 2, Sharde Randles 7, Jordan Kamakaole 0, Kylie Kaiahua 0, Mikayla Hanson 2, Maka Perry 0, Kiana Medeiros 0.

KAIMUKI–Sirena Titer 10, Ashlynn Henderson 4, Desiline Talung 2, Keihara Henry 0, Brandi Pfeiffer-Kekoa 10, Victoria Kintz 11, Kuuipo Sefo 2, Kato Leha 8, Cleopatra Lauvao 3, Liza Anien 5.

3-point goals– Kalaheo none. Kaimuki 3 (Titer, Anien, Pfeiffer-Kekoa).

Junior varsity–Kaimuki 37, Kalaheo 26

Farrington 63, Moanalua 45

Allani Talapu (21) and Moli Heimuli (20) combined for 41 points to lead the Governors over Na Menehune.

At Moanalua gym

FARRINGTON–Allani Talapu 21, Britt Savusa 0, Jasmine Williams 16, Loke Pacheco 3, Channy Mailou 1, Erin Perry 2, Moli Heimuli 20, Hazel Artes 0.

MOANALUA–Lei-Helani Talaro 2, Sydnie Canencia 9, Dasialia Julian 11, Skyena Antolin 0, Sienna Ho 10, Breana Tabua 5, Kelcie Leong 3, Kyra Oda 1, Delyah Sanerivi 4.

3-point goals– Farrington (Williams). Moanalua 2 (Ho 2).

Junior varsity–Farrington 56, Moanalua 27

OIA WEST GIRLS

No. 8 Mililani 59, Waipahu 15

Shantel Appleby led the Trojans with 14 points and Jamie Yuki had 13, including two 3-pointers.

At Mililani

WAIPAHU–Kaelyn Aceret 0, Krystle Aceret 2, Kruvee Balcobero 0, Kayla Dias-Pajente 0, Alyssa Lene 2, Leilani Baon 4, Kanoelani Uehara 2, Cecilia Satui 5, Desiree Aitavale 0, Jhoanna Cauton 0.

MILILANI–Hope Carter 2, Kayla Torres 2, Taysia Canon 4, Talia Brandner 4, Jamie Yuki 13, Kristen Miguel 0, Taylor Walker 6, Shantel Appleby 14, Summer Bolibol 4, Velisa Meleisea 10.

3-point goals–Waipahu 1 (Baon). Mililani 2 (Yuki 2).

Junior varsity–Mililani 30, Waipahu 13

Pearl City 26, Waialua 25

Kayelah Arakaki led the Chargers with 11 points to edge the Bulldogs.

At Pearl City

WAIALUA–Kaedy Hatchett 10, Kiana Paakaula-Reis 7, Kaitlin Ayonon 3, Alaina Bayudan 2, Laola Pang 0, Chalseah Pascua 3, Kayla Kapika 0, Shaylee Souza 0, Gemelie Hatchie 0.

PEARL CITY–Louise Pekelo 4, Jurey Jao 3, Brianna Huihui 0, Shawnia Oliveros 0, Ashley-Tianna Amorin 6, Karlee Kawasaki 2, Kayelah Arakaki 11, Kristin Frost 0, Brandee Huihui 0, Mana Borden 0.

3-point goals–Waialua 1 (Hatchett). Pearl City none.

Leilehua 69, Campbell 51

Jerri Maluyo racked up 25 points to lift the Mules over the Sabers.

At Leilehua

CAMPBELL–Genavee Tago-Sue 3, Ricka Jackson 5, Charis Curran 2, Dahlia Guillory 0, Chante Dewberry 3, Jessica Samante 9, Shyanna Fernandez 13, Gieani Balino 9, Jasianna Ah Nee-Green 7.

LEILEHUA–Chloe Pojas 5, Dehja Johnson 0, Jerri Maluyo 25, Keahi-Lele Roy 0, Regina Manumu’a 6, Tywanna Abbott 18, Saramansina Docktor 4, Tatiana Caravallo 4, Shaylee Todani 0, Jazmina Lafitaga 7.

3-point goals–Campbell 3 (Tago-Sue, Dewberry, Balino). Leilehua 4 (Maluyo 3, Pojas).

Junior varsity–Leilehua 50, Campbell 24

Radford 42, Aiea 23

Jasmine Moody scored 21 points and the Rams held Na Alii scoreless in the fourth quarter.

At Aiea

RADFORD–Brigina Terry 0, Puni Seei 4, Tanisha Elbourne 5, Michelle Vasquez 4, Sofia Harris 0, Jazmyn Peralta , Jasmine Moody 21, Jazmyn Bishop, Kennedy Johnson 2, Deja Tavale , Cassidy Wright 0, Salara Hill 6.

AIEA–Keilah Mone 2, Allysha Cooper-Tabisola 3, Chantelle Shimabukuro 0, Tess Tauvale 0, Kyle Johnson 7, Kailly Paulo 2, Aimee Chock 0, Vien Crisostomo 7, Tyler Asing 0, Emekina Lautalo 2.

3-point goals–Radford 1 (Elbourne). Aiea 2 (Cooper-Tabisola, Crisostomo).

Junior varsity–Radford 36, Aiea 16

Nanakuli 68, Waianae 48

Stats not reported.