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BRUCE ASATO / BASATO@STARADVERTISER.COM
'Iolani's Josiah Sukumaran tried to shoot over Kamehameha's Micah Christenson last night.
Josiah Sukumaran scored 14 points, grabbed nine rebounds and came up with a game-saving block as time expired to give No. 2 ‘Iolani a thrilling 41-40 win over top-ranked Kamehameha last night at the Raiders’ gym.
‘Iolani improved to 2-0 in the Interscholastic League of Honolulu and is riding high heading into a trip to San Diego the day after Christmas.
Kamehameha, which dropped to 1-1 in league play, got 12 points and eight boards from Micah Christenson, and another dozen points from Dyrbe Enos.
It was Enos whose shot was denied by Sukumaran, a 6-foot-3 swingman, in the final 6.2 seconds. First, the rangy senior fouled Enos at midcourt to stop his momentum, leaving just 2.9 seconds for the Warriors, who had no timeouts to diagram a play.
The Raiders, who limited Kamehameha to 38 percent shooting (12-for-32), locked down defensively. Trevyn Tulonghari denied Micah Christenson the ball and Enos was forced to create off the dribble. He penetrated into the lane, but Sukumaran was ready.
"I told myself, ‘I’m not going for the fake.’ I just stuck my hands up and happened to block it," he said of the play near the foul line.
"That last play, we ran our sideline play," Warriors coach Jesse Nakanishi said. "We didn’t have any timeouts left, so that’s on me. I’ll take that one."
"We just wanted to keep the ball out of Micah’s hands," Raiders coach Dean Shimamoto said. "He’s a tough matchup on Dyrbe."
It was the first meeting between the teams since ‘Iolani toppled Kamehameha in the state tourney final last season. Coming off a confidence-building week in the ‘Iolani Classic, the Raiders are on a roll.
"We’re still trying to put it together. On both sides, it’s still kind of ugly," Shimamoto said.
"We thought we played really well with Oak Hill (Va.) and we managed to win our last game (Mason County, Ky.). Now we took down Kamehameha, which is a big win for us," said Sukumaran, who was 7-for-11 from the field.
Reid Saito added nine points, but was involved in a bizarre situation late in the fourth quarter. After grabbing a rebound off his miss, a foul was called on the Warriors, but Saito was called for a technical foul.
After Saito made a free throw — officials ruled he was in the act of shooting — and Enos sank two foul shots for the Warriors, ‘Iolani led 37-36 with 3:08 remaining.
On the ensuing play, Shane Yoshida cut backdoor for a layup and the Warriors led for the first time, 38-37, with 2:55 left.
The lead lasted just 20 seconds. Sukumaran’s layup put ‘Iolani ahead 39-38.
Reserve guard Frank Ho sank a baseline jumper for a 40-39 Kamehameha lead, but Sukumaran hustled for a putback and a 41-40 Raiders lead with 27 seconds left.
Now both teams have tournaments ahead, but also more time for practice with winter break here.
"We need to focus on the small things. We’ve had a lack of preparation time, but ‘Iolani’s had even less," Nakanishi said. "We had some guys with a lot of gritty play. Davis (Achong) gave us a lot of good defensive pressure."
‘Iolani shot 50 percent from the field (18-for-36) and outrebounded Kamehameha 23-11. The Raiders also had more turnovers (17-14).
It was the second loss in a row for Kamehameha, which fell to rising AOP on Tuesday afternoon in the ‘Iolani Classic.
| Kamehameha (2-1) | 9 | 7 | 15 | 9 | — | 40 |
| ‘Iolani (2-0) | 11 | 9 | 14 | 7 | — | 41 |
KAMEHAMEHA–Dyrbe Enos 12, Frank Ho 5, Micah Christenson 12, Brandon Orpillia 3, Davis Achong 0, Kona Gaison 0, Makoa Camanse-Stevens 2, Charlton Tang 0, Gavin Lagrange 0, Shane Yoshida 6, Zerin Parker 0.
‘IOLANI–Jourdan Simmonds 3, Reid Saito 9, Kainoa Scheer 5, Josiah Sukumaran 14, Trevyn Tulonghari 4, Gabriel Vega 3, Adam Ching 3, Keahi Hogan 0, Duke Pauli 0.
3-point goals–Kamehameha 4 (Enos 2, Ho, Orpillia). ‘Iolani 2 (Ching, Simmonds).
ILH Division II Boys
Island Pacific 42, Saint Louis II 40
The Navigators took control early in the final period and made key free throws down the stretch in their victory over the Crusaders.
Malik Veazie scored 18 points to lead Island Pacific.
At Hanalani gym
| St, Louis II (1-3) | 9 | 6 | 14 | 11 | — | 40 |
| Ipa (3-0) | 13 | 11 | 5 | 13 | — | 42 |
SAINT LOUIS II–Leighton Chang 0, Thayer Schmitz 4, Ross Nogami 2, Joel Letoto 2, Skyler Sigston 3, Joseph Kea 0, Kala McShane 4, Zach Machado-Vinano 0, Andrew Pacarro 5, Brandon Mitsunaga 2, Alex Pacheco 12, Dominic Bush 0, Johnathan Greig 1, Kila Kanae 5, James Lewis 0.
ISLAND PACIFIC–Dylan Yamamoto 6, Tyler Billman 2, Kennedy Wilson 2, Jackson Durrett 6, Christian Yagi 0, Royce Ilar 0, A.J. Alexander 0, Theo Duplechin 0, J.J. Kirk 0, Jason Brenner 8, Malik Veazie 18, Colt Wallace 0.
3-point goals–Saint Louis II 2 (Sigston, Pacarro). Island Pacific 3 (Durett 2, Veazie).
St. Francis 59, Le Jardin 44
Three players scored in double digits, with Matthew Nuumania scoring 15 points to lead the Saints past the Bulldogs.
At Le Jardin gym
| St. Francis (1-0) | 16 | 14 | 14 | 15 | — | 59 |
| Le Jardin (1-2) | 6 | 11 | 12 | 15 | — | 44 |
ST. FRANCIS–Austin Ursua 11, Sosiua 3, Drew Wilson 3, Matthew Nuumania 15, Kaohukea Sandborn 0, Shabir Lynton 10, Jason Wu 2, Keoni Tom-Millare 6, Daron Sun 2, Kalei Davis 3, Blayne Won 4.
LE JARDIN–Zach Nelson 0, Kelvin Akamine 8, Jaime Marin 3, Frankie Montalvo 2, Sam Spengler 11, Sean McWhinnie 12, DeVante Newsome 2, Juliun Perkins 3, Jake Blaskowski 3, Conor Regan 0.
3-point goals–St. Francis 5 (Nuumani 3, Havea, Lynton). Le Jardin 2 (McWhinnie, Blaskowski).
Kamehameha II 60, Hawaiian Mission 41
Beau Jordan Oshiro scored 18 points and Evile Ieriko added 16, including two 3-pointers, to lead the Warriors past the Knights.
At Hawaiian Mission gym
| Kamehameha II (3-1) | 8 | 23 | 13 | 16 | — | 60 |
| Hma (0-2) | 13 | 9 | 6 | 13 | — | 41 |
KAMEHAMEHA II–Keanu Haina 7, Beau Jordan Oshiro 18, Kieran Watson 6, Matthew Cieslak 4, Tyler-James Balderas 2, Evile Ieriko 16, Justyce Kim-Hewlen 2, Micah Pimental 2, Manaolana Salvani 3, Max Castanera 0, Tyren Hepa 0.
HAWAIIAN MISSION–Grant Kono 15, Nesi Bechard 2, Lucas Earles 9, Devon Tsai 0, JJ Reynolds 9, Daniel Williams 0, Marcus Uechi 2, Brady Clark 4, Ryan Kim 0, Israel Olsen 0.
3-point goals–Kamehameha II 4 (Ieriko 2, Oshiro, Haina). Hawaiian Mission Academy 2 (Kono 2).
Hawaii Baptist 47, Lanakila Baptist 39
Jun Fritz scored 13 points as the Owls defeated the Warriors and stayed undefeated in their conference.
At Hawaii Baptist gym
| Lba (2-1) | 11 | 7 | 12 | 9 | — | 39 |
| Hba (4-0) | 10 | 10 | 11 | 16 | — | 47 |
LANAKILA BAPTIST–Jordan Soriano 0, Nahiku Passi 0, Micah Miranda 8, Tyler Johnson 4, Matthew Kakilala 2, Jordan Cabato 8, Josh Pananganan 4, Rodney Yun 0, Richard Abbley 13.
HAWAII BAPTIST–Chasen Fukuda 0, Jun Fritz 13, Landry Kiyabu 10, Sage Bulseco 2, Michael Fisher 12, Travis Teramae 2, Brennan Lee 0, Kalei Hosaka 0, Jordan Kauwe 0, Nathan Le 6, Caleb Gaskins 2, John Hirokawa 0.
3-point goals–Lanakila Baptist 2 (Miranda 2). Hawaii Baptist 2 (Fritz 2).
ALSO
Junior varsity boys
Hawaii Baptist 65, Lanakila Baptist 42
Damien 60, St. Francis 43
University 52, Saint Louis 37
OIA Red West Boys
No. 8 Mililani 52, Campbell 40
Alex Bumgarner scored 14 points to lead the Trojans past the Sabers and to join a three-way tie for first place in their conference.
At Mililani gym
| Campbell (3-3) | 13 | 7 | 10 | 10 | — | 40 |
| Mililani (5-1) | 6 | 14 | 16 | 16 | — | 52 |
CAMPBELL–Jarrin Bannister 0, Micah Cadiente 4, Christopher Crawford 4, B.J. Halmos 4, Fouina Haskins 10, Allan Otanes 9, Ryan Ramil 0, C.J. Ramos 6, Justin Silva 3, Aaron Steele 0, Manuel Sy 0.
MILILANI–Damon Shimabukuro 0, Ryan Jacobs 1, Brady Spiridigliozzi 5, Trent McKinney 2, Kyle Ortiz0 , Kaimihoku Wilson 2, Josh Lenchanko 6, Robbie Griffin 0, Alex Bumgarner 14, Riley Borges 8, Hassan Richardson 13, Ervan Jean Pierre 1, Brandon Tacadena 0, Christian Baltazar 0, Taylor Tuia 0.
3-point goals–Campbell 3 (Ramos, Otanes, Silva). Mililani none.
Junior varsity–Mililani 59, Campbell 36
ILH Division I Girls
No. 3 Punahou 39, No. 8 Kamehameha 30
The Buffanblu exploded in the fourth quarter, outscoring the Warriors 14-4 in their win.
At Kamehameha gym
| Punahou (5-1) | 7 | 6 | 12 | 14 | — | 39 |
| Kamehameha (1-4) | 9 | 7 | 10 | 4 | — | 30 |
PUNAHOU–Liana Lau 1, Kaitlyn Waili 0, Julia Brand 5, Mysha Sataraka 6, Jennifer Ching 2, Turner Wong 9, Hailey-Ann Maeda 8, Jennifer Hwang 0, Reina Furuya 4, Samantha Alakai 2, Daena Mau 2, Michelle Parke, Stacey Lin 0.
KAMEHAMEHA–Brooke Rickard 3, Haley Paakaula 0, Sanoe Burgess 0, Deja Tafiti 4, Manuhaaipo Noa 2, Krystal-Lei Mills 2, Brachelle Nueku 0, Taira Robins-Hardy 2, Kennedi Akana 4, Puuwainui Ah Puck 4, Lilia Maio 9.
3-point goals–Punahou 2 (Wong). Kamehameha 1 (Rickard).
No. 5 ‘Iolani 57, Sacred Hearts 39
The Lancers came back strong in the fourth quarter, scoring 21 points, but still fell short to the Raiders.
Kylie Maeda and Lahela Usui led ‘Iolani’s offense, scoring 11 points each.
At ‘Iolani gym
| sha (1-5) | 4 | 8 | 6 | 21 | — | 39 |
| ‘Iolani (4-2) | 15 | 19 | 16 | 7 | — | 57 |
SACRED HEARTS–Kara Vause 0, Brittney Mopas 2, Vanessa Freitas 14, Hunter Wilso-Pena 0, Bashalei Almadova 5, Erica Pagan 0, Celina Pagan 7, Naihe Paikai 9, Paris Johnson 2.
‘IOLANI–Kylie Maeda 11, Saphyre Rezentes 3, Klein Masutani 0, Katie Tom 5, Jelene Wong 2, Erin Napier 0, Kaitlyn Shikada 6, Abrianna Johnson-Edwards 4, Lahela Usui 11, Loxley Keala 4, Alyssa Li’ili’i 3, Alex Masaquel 8, Taimane Passi 0.
3-point goals–Sacred Hearts 2 (Freitas). ‘Iolani 3 (Maeda 2, Usui).
ILH Division II Girls
St. Francis 33, Le Jardin 24
Ashley Kupau scored a game-high 12 points to lead the visiting Saints to a league victory over the Bulldogs.
Siena Shupe led Le Jardin with 10 points and six blocks.
At Le Jardin gym
| St. Francis (3-5) | 14 | 6 | 10 | 3 | — | 33 |
| Le Jardin (0-8) | 4 | 7 | 4 | 9 | — | 24 |
ST. FRANCIS–Tori Keliiaa 6, Kiana Jones 2, Kayla Jones 0, Alissa Pacarro 4, Jedidah Hanakahi 2, Jasmine Soon 7, Jessica Rossi 0, Rachael Carlos 0, Ashley Kupau 12.
LE JARDIN–Kelsey Tanouye 7, Kea Olaso 0, Jasmine Baginski 1, Wave Kaukeano 1, Nikki Caspers 0, Tori Natividad 3, Jordan Gonzales 0, Dana Kim 0, Makena McPherson 1, Siena Shupe 10, Taylor Valentine 1.
3-point goals–St. Francis 3 (Keliiaa 2, Soon). Le Jardin 2 (Shupe, Tanouye).
Kamehameha II 50, Hawaiian Mission 25
The Warriors’ defense held the Knights to under double digits through all four quarters to secure the win.
Jessica Jelf-Albert led Kamehameha with 15 points.
At Hawaiian Mission gym
| Kamehameha II (6-2) | 13 | 15 | 10 | 12 | — | 50 |
| Hma (0-5) | 2 | 8 | 9 | 6 | — | 25 |
KAMEHAMEHA II–Christyn Kamaka 7, Skye Young 2, Jessica Jelf-Albert 15, Arianna Daskauskas 0, Tyana Akana 2, Brandilee Alexander 11, Katrina Dreier 2, Misty Caspino 0, Kapelekua Gramberg 10, Amber Manini 1.
HAWAIIAN MISSION–Abegail Ramos 0, Isabella Olsen 2, Melissa Mishima 6, Arielle Cababat 0, Carla Ramos 0, Caroline Kim 3, Ana Bechard 2, Janae Wong 12.
3-point goals–Kamehameha II 1 (Kamaka). Hawaiian Mission 3 (Wong 2, Kim).
University 44, Lanakila Baptist 27
Quynne Eharis’s 18 points kept the Jr. ‘Bows undefeated in league play.
Crystal Sonson led the Warriors with 14 points.
At Klum gym
| LBA (2-6) | 9 | 5 | 6 | 7 | — | 27 |
| University (8-0) | 11 | 13 | 16 | 4 | — | 44 |
LANAKILA BAPTIST–Erika Ellis 4, Jessica Sonson 0, Emily Abang 0, Amillie Pacheco 0, Cheriane Goodknecht 1, Crystal Sonson 14, Lyndsey Helgeson 6, Bethesda Camacho 2, Jeizelyn Pananganan 0, Emily-Rae Abang 0.
UNIVERSITY–Kassandra Sanchez 0, Tiffany Ulep 3, Kianalei Machida 5, Quynne Eharis 18, Querena Natividad 2, Skyler Chung-Ming 0, Crystal Wang 2, Channelle Maldonado 14, Janse Rasmussen 0, Ashlee Ai 0.
3-point goals–Lanakila Baptist 2 (C. Sonson). University (Maldonado 2, Machida).
Hawaii Baptist 53, Christian Academy 22
Kimblery Au led the Eagles with 10 points en route to the easy victory.
Rachel Tokuda paced the Patriots with eight points.
At Hawaii Baptist gym
| CA (2-5) | 1 | 8 | 5 | 8 | — | 22 |
| Hba (8-0) | 14 | 18 | 12 | 9 | — | 53 |
CHRISTIAN ACADEMY–Leslie Cruz 6, Raion Black 0, Alyssa Yee 0, Rachel Tokuda 8, Rebecca Abergas 0, Tori Adres 4, Charanne Bonilla 2, Cheyenne Kessell 2, Briana Rodrigues 0.
HAWAII BAPTIST–Kanoelani Yadao 0, Natasha Travens 2, Amber Au 6, Rebecca Dang 9, Kimberly Au 10, Jennifer Uehara 8, Reana Lee 8, Jordin Ramos 2, Jami-Lyn Grumling 2, Kayla Yamamoto 4, Chazley Baitlon 2, Nicole Shiroma 0, Lauren Sumida 0.
3-point goals–Christian Academy none. Hawaii Baptist 1 (A. Au).
OIA Red East Girls
No. 7 Farrington 56, Moanalua 46
Brydgette Tatupu-Leopoldo had a huge offensive game, scoring 23 points in the Governors’ victory over Na Menehune.
Shantaeus Ramos-Dias scored 15 points for Moanalua in a losing effort.
At Moanalua gym
| Farrington (9-1) | 10 | 14 | 20 | 12 | — | 56 |
| Moanalua (2-7) | 11 | 4 | 14 | 17 | — | 46 |
FARRINGTON–Sierra-Marie Wong 4, Diena Peterson 1, Ashley Savusa 3, Peti Timoteo 0, Sallie Lazaro 0, Losa Foki 0, Chasity Scanlan-Sevao 6, Brydgette Tatupu-Leopoldo 23, Koleti Siliga 1, Kamalani Medeiros 0, Emilia Iopu 0, Cacharel Alualu 0, Kirsten Liana 9, Leilani Mageo-Pacheco 6, Tereena Aivao 3.
MOANALUA–Lachae McColor 7, Kristy Tamashiro 0, Kiley Lau 7, Joanna Nicolas 2, Jasmine Funtanilla 5, Jaidon Rego 6, Isabelle Delgado 0, Sienna Antolin 0, Shantaeus Ramos-Dias 15, Leticia Colon 2, Kelci Quinabo 2, Jasmine Young-Gusman 0, Samara Hoe 0.
3-point goals–Farrington 3 (Tatupu-Leopoldo 2, Savusa). Moanalua none.
Junior varsity–Moanalua 42, Farrington 28
Castle 57, No. 10 Kaiser 51
Brittany Hawn scored 14 points, hitting four 3-pointers, as the Knights upset the Cougars.
At Castle gym
| Kaiser (7-2) | 12 | 5 | 12 | 13 | 9 | — | 51 |
| Castle (3-7) | 11 | 11 | 9 | 11 | 15 | — | 57 |
KAISER–Micaela Bitanga 3, Kristi Arellano 10, Kiani Kaahaaina 0, Kiana Nakai 3, Meleana Adams 12, Daryn Vorderbruegge 0, Shelby Pa 0, Makana Borden 23, Darcey Goulsby 0, Courtney Phillips 0.
CASTLE–Cailee Awa 13, Kaisha Dacosin 0, Leisha Liilii 8, Amber Almeida 0, Brittany Hawn 14, Dayna Lau 0, Brittney Lane 4, Joshell Lilio 10, Tehani Umiamaka 1, Brooke Kaululaau 7.
3-point goals–Kaiser 5 (Arellano 2, Adams 2, Borden). Castle 4 (Hawn 4).
Junior varsity–Kaiser 39, Castle 35
Kaimuki 50, Kahuku 46
Keana Paez scored 13 points and Alison Pologa added 12 as the Bulldogs defeated the Red Raiders.
Joshy Noga led Kahuku with 13 points.
At Kahuku gym
| Kaimuki (6-4) | 13 | 13 | 10 | 14 | — | 50 |
| Kahuku (3-6) | 7 | 14 | 8 | 17 | — | 46 |
KAIMUKI–Connie Aikau 8, Alison Pologa 12, Krysta Yasui 9, Keana Paez 13, Letisha Fa’asoa 8.
KAHUKU–Fiatagata Tailele-Latu 3, Tihane Kamae 8, Seiko Schwenke 2, Jaelynn Kaio 6, Temutisa Te’o 2, Allyson Teo 8, Tyra Williams 4, Joshy Noga 13.
3-point goals–Kaimuki 3 (Faasoa 2, Aikau). Kahuku none.
Junior varsity–Kahuku 41, Kaimuki 14
OIA Red West Girls
Mililani 82, Aiea 49
Kellie Sakai scored a team-high 14 points to lead the Trojans’ victory over Na Alii. Kapili Amamalin and Kaylee Torres both added 10 points for Mililani.
Mich’lae Higa led Aiea with 14 points, including four 3-pointers.
At Aiea gym
| Mililani (5-5) | 22 | 26 | 20 | 14 | — | 82 |
| Aiea (1-8) | 11 | 13 | 14 | 11 | — | 49 |
MILILANI–Shauna Shon 2, Moriah Blackman 3, Kaylee Torres 10, Kellie Sakai 14, Kapili Amamalin 10, Kayla Wright 1, Lauren-Ashleigh Castro 5, Jasmyne Garay 9, Kawehi Pilakowski 7, Nayla Long 8, Natori Igafo 4, Jaycque Agbayani 9.
AIEA–Ashlei Liilii 11, Celeste Fong 1, Kana Ogawa 2, Mich’lae Higa 14, Macy Lautalo 6, Lauren Nagai 0, Taryn Hannemann 0, Francine Martinez 0, Czarina Kadokawa 0, Taylor Fetui 13, Brooke Taiese 2.
3-point goals–Mililani 6 (Sakai 2, Agbayani, Blackman, Pilakowski, Torres). Aiea 4 (Higa 4).
Junior varsity–Mililani 41, Aiea 20
Campbell 71, Waipahu 61
Chantay Samante’s game-high 26 points led the Sabers to their seventh victory in league play.
Angie Siamanu paced the Marauders with 15 points.
At Waipahu gym
| Campbell (7-2) | 16 | 27 | 14 | 14 | — | 71 |
| Waipahu (2-8) | 9 | 15 | 16 | 21 | — | 61 |
CAMPBELL–Antonette Labalusa 7, Liza Bantolina 3, Chantay Samante 26, Kealohi Akiyama 10 , Courtney Hornos 2, Robyn Padilla 2, Ipo Achiu 4, Chassie Ernst 17.
WAIPAHU–Geneva Balladares 7, Ana Batan 14, Tammy Viliamu 4, Mika Pajas 9, Angie Siamanu 15, Catrina Masaniai 8, Sherry Lewis 4.
3-point goals–Campbell 2 (Akiyama, Labalusa). Waipahu 1 (Balladares).
Junior varsity–Campbell 43, Waipahu 26
Leilehua 38, Pearl City 33
The Mules held on to the lead converting their free throws in the final quarter to secure their win over the Chargers.
Tiffany Reyher had 10 points to lead Leilehua.
At Pearl City gym
| Leilehua (4-6) | 3 | 19 | 8 | 8 | — | 38 |
| Pearl City (5-4) | 13 | 5 | 5 | 10 | — | 33 |
LEILEHUA–Pomai Parker 8, Precious Loi-on 0, Carissa McBride 9, Tiffany Reyher 10, Brittany Carr 0, Marissa Stadtmueller 5, Shayla-Hyatt Guzman 0, Mariah Ross 6.
PEARL CITY–Sabrina Angle 7, Adrienne Jean Sylva 9, Shay Alterado 2, Rachel Look 0, Dani Magana 6, Tiari Walker 7, Robin Kami 0, Sierra Mendiola 2.
3-point goals–Leilehua 2 (Parker, Reyher). Pearl City 1 (Angle).
Junior varsity–Leilehua 26, Pearl City 14
OIA White Girls
Waianae 60, Waialua 30
Brittany Perry scored 18 points and Leilani Atuatasi added 16 for the Seariders as they dominated the Bulldogs.
At Waianae gym
| Waialua (1-7) | 10 | 7 | 10 | 3 | — | 30 |
| Waianae (3-6) | 19 | 16 | 11 | 14 | — | 60 |
WAIALUA–Gabriel Maxwell 8, Ciara Balidoy 2, Raydeen Kobayashi-Kajiwara 9, Joelle Haime 6, Chelsea Souza 5, Kaili Agabin 0.
WAIANAE— Maccyn Samisoni 4, Lacy Manuel 5, Kaitlyn Kaahaaina 2, Brittany Perry 18, Emily Simon 6, Mary Keaulana-Riotutar 2, Leilani Atuatasi 16, Maile Awai-Cortado 4, Tiana Johnson 3.
3-point goals–Waialua 3 (Maxwell 2, Kobayashi-Kajiwara). Waianae 1 (Manuel).
Kailua 47, Kalaheo 36
Taylor Souza scored 15 points and Jayna Hanawahine added 12 to lead the Surfriders past the Mustangs.
Jade Martins had a game-high 16 for Kalaheo.
At Kalaheo gym
| Kailua (1-8) | 12 | 8 | 8 | 19 | — | 47 |
| Kalaheo (6-3) | 7 | 2 | 11 | 16 | — | 36 |
KAILUA— Nani Daniluck 0, Asia-Lynn Butin 0, Malia Pearson 7, Jayna Hanawahine 12, Johnna Pedro 5, Amanda Kaleo 0, Taylor Souza 15, Brianna Kassebeer 6, Kelsey Sai 2.
KALAHEO–Lindsey Unsell 0, Makani Kela 0, Kim Cauaco 0, Kaulu Perry 1, Gabby Clark 0, Tiffany Harada 4, Aysia Burnett 8, Jade Martins 16, Kawai Almeida 0, Jordy Smith 7.
3-point goals–Kailua 1 (Hanawahine). Kalaheo none.
Junior varsity–Kailua 34, Kalaheo 21
Nanakuli 69, Kalani 67
Kirstie Rosa was hot from the field with 36 points for the Golden Hawks, handing the Falcons their first loss in conference play.
Kalani nailed nine 3-pointers but still fell short in the loss. Corie Kuia had 30 points to lead Kalani.
At Nanakuli gym
Kalani (8-1) 19 12 12 24 — 67
Nanakuli (7-1) 19 20 14 16 — 69
KALANI–Kimberly Sakamoto 0, Carly Kakuda 2, Corie Kuia 30, Rose Alama 0, Haley Omiya 6, Taylor Murai 14, Alex Salas 0, Toetofi Taifai 0, Kristi Belshe 13, Kaiana Iaea 2, Marissa Sumida 0, Teu Tetelo 0, Tiani Maafala 0, Maria Petelo 0.
NANAKULI–Kirstie Rosa 36, Jasmine Saole 12, Tiare Kaopua 8, Champagne Iokia-Padua 0, Queen Emma Sale 7, Noel Fernandez 0, Ututau Mapu 0, Kehaulani Silva 4, Stephanie Kalili 2, Tasha Keliikipi , Vanalynn Niumata 0, Lorentina Tei 0.
3-point goals–Kalani 9 (Kuia 5, Murai 3, Belshe). Nanakuli 1 (Saole).
McKinley 52, Anuenue 11
Tiare Sugui scored a game-high 18 points to lead the Tigers past Na Koa.
At McKinley gym
| Anuenue (0-9) | 6 | 1 | 0 | 4 | — | 11 |
| McKinley (5-4) | 10 | 15 | 12 | 15 | — | 52 |
ANUENUE–Kuulei Gante 4, Kaulawena Halemano 4, Kahala Kaowili 1, Lahela Taua 2.
MCKINLEY–Miranda Schmillen 6, Tiare Sugui 18, Yoon Ryu 8, Jordan Mills 2, Micahn Luecke 2, Sybil Coryell 5, Danielle Vu 9, Tino Mulitauaopele 2.
3-point goals–Anuenue none. McKinley 2 (Sugui, Coryell).
