Maryknoll stands up to No. 1 AOP
Jan. 15, 2012
Maryknoll's Danny Danbara and AOP's Wilson Macleod went after a loose ball in the Spartans' win over the Dolphins on Saturday at Damien's gym.
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Maryknoll is not going to be pushed around any longer.
The No. 5 Spartans boys basketball team stood up to No. 1 Academy of the Pacific to beat the Dolphins 49-35 on Saturday at Damien’s gym.
Maryknoll (15-5, 3-3 ILH) made it known that three league losses were just about enough, dumping the ball in to 6-foot-9 Tobias Schramm from the outset. Schramm had three post moves, a putback and a baseline jumper in the first 4 minutes, 45 seconds to outscore the Dolphins 10-3 by himself, and checked out for a breather with his team holding a 12-3 lead. The fast start was helped out by AOP’s five turnovers to start the game.
"That’s always been our plan," Maryknoll coach Kelly Grant said. "We try to throw the ball in to him and this time we were fortunate he made some shots and the kids got a little more confident. The last time we played them (a 55-49 win by AOP) they were more physical than us. We wanted to fix that."
AOP (15-4, 5-1) knew the big guy would be a big part of Maryknoll’s plans but was helpless to stop it. After Schramm’s initial outburst, AOP keyed on him and held him to just two points the rest of the way. The Dolphins didn’t match him in scoring until 2 minutes remained in the first half, though.
"Toby played tough," AOP coach Wally Marciel said. "All year we try to bang him, but he is getting better and better. A 6-9 post in Hawaii is tough to guard."
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Maryknoll ran the lead to 11 with 5:42 left in the second quarter on a spinning layup by Joshua Burnett, but would not score again for the rest of the half as AOP cut the lead to six going into halftime. They missed three of four free throws late in the second quarter, which would repeat itself in the fourth quarter.
The Dolphins stayed in the locker room until a minute left in halftime while the Spartans were finished talking and were ready to play after just 3 minutes. The strategy session worked for AOP, which forced successive turnovers after the break and scored four straight times, the first two by Wilson Macleod, to erase all of Maryknoll’s hard work and tie it with 5 minutes left in the third quarter.
But the Spartans had a few secret weapons to unveil. Point guard Danny Danbara hit an open 3-pointer on Maryknoll’s next possession in his second game back from injury, and sophomore Kekoa Welsh added two on the break. Welsh, a surprise starter for Maryknoll, scored only four points but was active the entire game, ruling the boards when AOP turned its attention to Schramm.
"Their halfcourt ‘D’ played really well," Marciel said. "They moved us out of our offense that we run. They put it together and they were well prepared, forced us to shoot the ball from the outside and our guys got frustrated when the shots weren’t going down."
Maryknoll ran the lead to seven when John Mayer hit a jumper with 4:36 left. Then Burnett’s free-throw shooting took over.
The referees let the physical game play itself out until a scrum under the basket drew a technical on Marciel. The coach was ejected from the game and was leaving while Burnett stepped to the line and hit four successive free throws, each one drawing a louder reaction from the crowd than the one before. By the time Burnett was done, Maryknoll had an 11-point lead with 4:06 left, plenty of time for Burnett to show off his skills even further.
Maryknoll was called for its first technical foul a minute later, then two more after that, prompting the referee to gather both teams at halfcourt to tell them no more trash-talking would be accepted. The teams combined to shoot 12 free throws in the first three quarters and 26 of them in the fourth. AOP was 9-for-20 from the line in the game and Maryknoll was 16-for-18.
Burnett dominated the last 3 minutes, collecting five rebounds, a steal, a field goal and seven of seven free throws. He led all scorers with 17 points, 11 of them from the line in the fourth quarter as the Dolphins were forced to foul the man with the ball.
"We finally got a chance to shoot a lot of free throws at practice," Grant said. "We were trying to figure out who was going to be our free-throw shooter and he seemed to be the guy above everybody and it was evident today. He hit everything."
| Maryknoll (3-3) | 14 | 4 | 9 | 27 | — | 49 |
| AOP (5-1) | 5 | 7 | 12 | 11 | — | 35 |
MARYKNOLL–Andrew Wu 0, Kaleb Gilmore 2, Kekoa Welsh 4, Brandon Floyd 0, John Mayer 2, Danny Danbara 5. Isaiah Dowdell 5, Tobias Powell 2, Joshua Burnett 17, Noah Wellbrock 0, Austin Gaskins 0, Wyatt Pedro 0, Tobias Schramm 12.
AOP–Shai Brown 4, Carter Kauwenaole 0, Keomalu Akiona 0, Mattia Raebel 3, Kamana Keohohou 2, Arkadiy Mkrtychyan 0, Drew Viena 2, Artur Mkrtychyan 10, David Daniel 5, Wilson Macleod 9, Marshall Gourley 0, Bret Kanoa 0.
3-point goals–Maryknoll 1 (Danbara). AOP none.
No. 2 Punahou 43, No. 7 ‘Iolani 33
Nick Velasquez scored 11 points and Malik Johnson added 10 as the Buffanblu dumped the Raiders.
At Punahou
| ‘Iolani (3-2) | 0 | 8 | 15 | 10 | — | 33 |
| Punahou (4-1) | 5 | 10 | 11 | 17 | — | 43 |
‘IOLANI–Andrew Okimura 0, Drew Uchiyama 6, Erik Yamada 3, Ikaika Phillip 0, Austin O’Leary 7, Zach Buscher 6, Joshua Hannum 4, Josiah Situmeang 0, Duke Pauli 7.
PUNAHOU–Jordan Tanuvasa 7, Bryan Matsukawa 3, Dayson Watanabe 2, Matthew Taniguchi 0, Ka’aha McAfee-Torco 0, Taylor Henderson 5, Jeffrey Yamashiro 0, Nick Velasquez 11, Malik Johnson 10, DeForest Buckner 5.
3-point goals–‘Iolani 4 (Uchiyama 2, Yamada, O’Leary). Punahou 3 (Tanuvasa, Matsukawa, Velasquez).
Damien 73, Mid-Pacific 59
Ashton Obrero scored 26 points as the Monarchs broke the game open in the fourth quarter to dispatch the Owls.
At Damien
| Mid-Pacific (0-7) | 14 | 12 | 20 | 13 | — | 59 |
| Damien (1-4) | 18 | 13 | 16 | 26 | — | 73 |
MID-PACIFIC–Brian Chung 0, Jordan Matsumoto 20, Kenny Artymiak 4, Trey Kubota 9, Brennan O’Connell 4, Ryan Swanson 15, Alex Poon 2, Rory Pidot 3, Gavin Nishizawa 0, Jacob Murray 0, Shane Kanemitsu 2.
DAMIEN–Aaron Myahira 0, Alex Fant 7, Rusty Kauahikaua 3, Ocean Le 0, Kolton Jacobs 13, Dominique Arakaki 9, Ashton Obrero 26, James Roy 2, Jaylen Layco 13.
3-point goals–Mid-Pacific 8 (Jordan 5, Swanson 3). Damien 2 (Jacobs, Arakaki).
University 51, Saint louis 49, OT
Nalu O’Connor’s buzzer-beating field goal lifted the Junior ‘Bows over the Crusaders in an overtime win.
Makena Suan-Rothenberg led University with 17 points, while Kamalei Correa also scored 17 for Saint Louis.
At Klum Gym
| Saint Louis (1-4) | 8 | 4 | 11 | 19 | 7 | — | 49 |
| University (3-1) | 9 | 12 | 9 | 12 | 9 | — | 51 |
SAINT LOUIS–Ricky Ahlo-Pinera 10, Jimmy Nunuha 0, Kevin Marks 1, Jerrick Taboada 3, Nate Mantanona 5, Ihaka Johnson 8, Jaron Hall-Monis 3, J.V. Caires 2, Robert Sawinski 0, Kamalei Correa 17, Elu Aydon 0.
UNIVERSITY–Makena Suan-Rothenberg 17, Anthony Canencia 2, Chris Meyer 0, Ian Akamine 0, Peter Fee 9, Cameron Conant 6, Nalu O’Connor 2, Gui Aires 15.
3-point goals–Saint Louis 6 (Ahlo-Pinera 2, Correa 2, Taboada, Mantanona). University 1 (Aires).
OIA EAST BOYS
No. 6 Kalaheo 52, Kailua 42
Shem Sukumaran and Jordyn Reindollar scored 11 points each as the Mustangs defeated the Surfriders.
Kekoa Ford and Kirk Ronolo Jr. had 13 points apiece to lead Kailua in the loss.
At Kailua
| Kalaheo (5-1) | 12 | 14 | 13 | 13 | — | 52 |
| Kailua (1-5) | 10 | 8 | 12 | 12 | — | 42 |
KALAHEO–Josh Ko 14, Shem Sukumaran 11, Kalani Green 3, Derick Morgan 2, Silia Tucker 5, Jordyn Reindollar 11, Anthony Rowan 6.
KAILUA–Cason Kalei 0, Ikaika Ford 2, Kekoa Ford 13, Micah Lee 3, Pita Taufoou 0, Mason Youart 9, John Vave 2, Kirk Ronolo Jr. 13.
3-point goals–Kalaheo 2 (Ko, Sukumaran). Kailua 3 (Ford, Youart, Ronolo).
No. 8 Kahuku 72, Farrington 58
Kawehena Johnson scored 30 points, including four 3-pointers, as the Red Raiders beat the Govs to remain unbeaten in league play.
Mekeli Fiso added 12 points and Mason Kuali’i-Moe had 10 for Kahuku.
Farrington’s Mikey Kleman hit four 3-pointers and finished with 24 points.
At Farrington
| KAHUKU (6-0) | 20 | 18 | 12 | 22 | — | 72 |
| FARRINGTON (4-2) | 10 | 11 | 18 | 19 | — | 58 |
KAHUKU–Evan Ramirez 4, Kawehena Johnson 30, Mason Kuali’i-Moe 10, Lasselle Thompson 2, Reed Salanoa 0, Devailo Galeai 0, Jayven Mohetau 0, Matai Paselio 0, Quayd Ah You 0, Danny Aki 0, Bronson Beatty 6, Mekeli Fiso 12, McKay Lewis 0, Benny Fonua 0, Koiva Tufaga 4, Sam Ching 4.
FARRINGTON–Shane Cabato-Machado 1, Bradley Parras 0, Anastacio Lombawa 0, Jeffrey Madarang 7, Mikey Kleman 24, Chadey Callazo 10, Marco Cudia 0, Lee Jensen Mahiai 0, Jarmark Raquinio 0, Viane Vaina 9, Tyler Liana 5, Keanu Foki 2, Charles Sataraka 0.
3-point goals–Kahuku 4 (Johnson 4). Farrington 5 (Kleman 4, Madarang).
Junior varsity–Farrington 53, Kahuku 37
No. 9 Moanalua 42, Anuenue 15
Na Menehune ran a balanced offense with multiple players contributing in scoring as Na Menehune defeated Na Koa.
Josh Kang scored seven points to lead Moanalua.
At Moanalua
| Anuenue (0- 6) | 2 | 0 | 7 | 6 | — | 15 |
| Moanalua (4-2) | 16 | 9 | 7 | 10 | — | 42 |
ANUENUE–Kimo Romena 0, Keanu Rodriguez 0, Pono Kahili 0, Kamanao Dureg 0, Kahoo Mossman-Ancog 3, Makana Fernandez 0, Kawaa Kahana-Reid 0, Kealoha Smith 2, Mahuka Cullen 0, Na’alii Dureg 0, Laakea Manoi-Hyde 10.
MOANALUA–Jon-Michael Sharsh 0, Kreig Kepa 5, Anthony Bowen 4, Daib Starks 2, Kahanu Puulei-Auld 4, Alex Hutson 0, Eliet Donley 3, Reyn Okimoto 0, Dillon Turk 4, Shane Ratledge 2, Brent Yee 1, Corey Crockett 3, Chris Hammond 3, Josh Kang 7, Kyrie McRaven 0, Jonah Ramelb 4.
3-point goals–Anuenue 1 (Mossman-Ancog). Moanalua 2 (Kepa, Ramelb).
McKinley 55, Kaimuki 37
Alex Ironside scored 16 of his 25 points in the second half as the Tigers beat the Bulldogs.
Ironside made 10 free throws in the fourth for McKinley, which outscored Kaimuki 43-21 after halftime.
Kaimuki’s Dio Taulung scored nine points.
At McKinley
| KAIMUKI (2-4) | 10 | 6 | 13 | 8 | — | 37 |
| MCKINLEY (5-1) | 10 | 2 | 21 | 22 | — | 55 |
KAIMUKI–Hunter Young 0, Zachary Bastatas 2, Tim Tolenoa 7, Jordan Palik 3, Dio Taulung 9, Nick Motellang 7, Tai Boyd 2, Jaypee Unabia 4, Amu Moefu 3.
MCKINLEY–Wilhelm Rivera 0, Jeric Ferrer 8, Kui Williams 0, Jace Bolosan 7, A.J. Ortaleza 7, John Henry Ansagay 2, Maaauna Viengmany 0, Justly Laquihon 6, William Rollman 0, Alex Ironside 25, Jared Malaga 0.
3-point goals–Kaimuki 4 (Palik, Taulung, Unabia, Moefu). McKinley 1 (Bolosan).
Junior varsity–McKinley 38, Kaimuki 31
Castle 52, Roosevelt 35
Kela Shea scored 13 points, Kalei Zuttermeister added 12 and the Knights used a big third period to beat the Rough Riders.
At Roosevelt
| Castle (3-3) | 13 | 19 | 11 | 9 | — | 52 |
| Roosevelt (0-6) | 11 | 2 | 5 | 17 | — | 35 |
CASTLE–Rudy Tyquiengco 4, Joe Lilio 5, Kalei Zuttermeister 12, Seth Tiumalu 6, Kela Shea 13, Teawe Olds 0, Micah Maeda 6, Fa’asea Lakatani 6.
ROOSEVELT–Bryson Quackenbush 6, Micah Ikari 2, Devin Furuta-Harada 3, JJ Acopan 5, Anfernee Liwai 0, Kody Sumida 2, William Kan 6, Uriah Hawkins 4, Kealii Awo 0, Matt Haili 5, Vallen Inaura 2.
3-point goals–Castle 4 (Lilio. Shea, Zuttermeister, Maeda). Roosevelt 1 (Acopan).
Junior varsity–Castle 68, Roosevelt 60
Kaiser 50, Kalani 39
Despite a 23-point performance by Tatsuya Ono, the Falcons could not overcome a slow start and fell to the host Cougars.
Malosi Kaimikaua led Kaiser with 20 points.
At Kaiser
| KALANI (3-3) | 6 | 7 | 4 | 22 | — | 39 |
| KAISER (3-3) | 4 | 11 | 13 | 22 | — | 50 |
KALANI–Brock Haraga 0, Remy Omori 3, David Kakalia-Rassmussen 0, Keano Kuia 3, Kory Kashiwabara 10, Percy Harris 0, Sam Kahalewai 0, Tatsuya Ono 23, Kalia Ka’awa 0, Michael Pimentel 0.
KAISER–John Bice 6, Royce Kuromoto 3, Shiloh Laboy 0, Preston Wuich 6, Justin Wuich 3, Malosi Kaimikaua 20, Cruz Kalaugher 12, Leimana Chong-Gum 0, Christian Kastrinakis 0.
3-point goals–Kalani 6 (Ono 4, Kuia, Kashiwabara). Kaiser 5 (Kaimikaua 3, Bice, Kuromoto).
Junior varsity–Kaiser 54, Kalani 46
OIA WEST BOYS
Mililani 61, Radford 31
The Trojans started the second half strong, going on a 10-2 run en route to their victory over the Rams.
Riley Borges had 14 points to lead Mililani.
Mark Anthony Villejo led Radford with 10 points.
At Radford
| Mililani (5-0) | 7 | 17 | 17 | 20 | — | 61 |
| Radford (3-2) | 2 | 15 | 11 | 3 | — | 31 |
MILILANI–Tyler Morgan 0, Skyler Gayhart 2, Josh Stevens 0, Chedan Pascual 0, Damon Shimabukuro 2, Alex Bumgarner 8, Deshawn Duncan-Benson 9, Marcus Beamon 2, Riley Borges 14, Jonathan Makaiau 5, Peter Bueno 4, Taylor Tuia 12, Sylvester Panoncillo 3, Jo Juan Richardson 0.
RADFORD–Lupei Terawaa 0, Roscoe Kalilikane 2, Jamoree Jackson 2, Markas Lee 1, Mark Anthony Villejo 10,Sean Spears 6, Favian Moore 8, Ammon Seei 2.
3-point goals–Mililani none. Radford 2 (Moore 2).
Junior varsity–Mililani 52, Radford 41
Campbell 50, Aiea 38
Jarrin Bannister scored 12 points and Aaron Steele added 10 as the Sabers beat Na Alii.
Aiea’s Ernesto Salazar scored 12 points.
At Aiea
| Campbell (4-1) | 8 | 8 | 15 | 19 | — | 50 |
| Aiea (0-5) | 5 | 10 | 12 | 11 | — | 38 |
CAMPBELL–Brannon Bantolina 3, Ryan Francis Ramil 9, BJ Halmos 3, Manuel Sy Jr. 0, Micah Cadiente 2, Donovan Poniatowski 0, Justin Silva-Freeman 2, Justin Tago-Su’e 8, Aaron Steele 10, Jarrett Snell 1, Marcus Init 0, Jarrin Bannister 12, Javen Burdett 0.
AIEA–Christian Kaahanui 6, Kalei Liilii 0, Terence Fong 0, Michael Taliulu 2, Ernesto Salazar 12, DeShane Luat 6, Jason Calderon 0, Douglas Tautua 2, Leuia Iose 0, Steven Minor 4, Kimo Souza 2, Zach Mauga 4.
3-point goals–Campbell 5 (Tago-Su’e 2, Bantolina, Francis Ramil, Halmos). Aiea 2 (Salazar, Kaahanui).
Junior varsity–Campbell 53, Aiea 25
Leilehua 54, Nanakuli 36
Jeremiah Andrade and Christian Manzo-Loera had 10 points to lead the Mules past the Golden Hawks.
Gary Shelton scored 18 points to lead Nanakuli in a losing effort.
At Nanakuli
| Leilehua (5-1) | 9 | 18 | 15 | 12 | — | 54 |
| Nanakuli (1-4) | 5 | 9 | 14 | 8 | — | 36 |
LEILEHUA–Jeremiah Andrade 10, Mikai Peyton 0, Marc Lagmay 1, Reece Acohido 7, Larry William-Rutkowski 8, Troy Ross 8, Cody Halvorson 4, Christian Manzo-Loera 10, Penetito Mele 6.
NANAKULI–Charles Garcia 3, Gary Shelton 18, Tryson Vincent 7, Joe Shelton 4, Daniel Puni 2, Royce Ochimas 2.
3-point goals–Leilehua 1 (Acodhido). Nanakuli 3 (G. Shelton 2, Garcia).
Waianae 41, Waipahu 35
Devon Seabrooks had 13 points in the Seariders’ win over the Marauders.
Roy Florenco led Waipahu with 10 points.
At Waipahu
| Waianae (2-3) | 3 | 10 | 9 | 19 | — | 41 |
| Waipahu (0-6) | 5 | 6 | 9 | 15 | — | 35 |
WAIANAE–Devon Kamaka 3, Jamal Lopez 9, Devon Seabrooks 13, Makana Piilani 2, Anthony Hughes 0, Austin Reese 2, Alexander Richardson 4, Jarryn Marfil 7, D.J. Westbrook 0, Bronson Brown-Kaopua 1.
WAIPAHU–Richard Ugalde 6, Anderson Dominic 0, Roger Mendoza 0, Hezekiah Vaioletama 3, Brendan Mendoza 0, Jed Pagtulingan 0, Wes Nagaseu 6, Roy Florenco 10, Eric Castro 2, Triton Tatupu 8, Tyler Paguirigan 0, Tafatolu Naea 0.
3-point goals–Waianae 1 (Seabrooks). Waipahu 1 (Vaioletama).
Junior varsity–Waipahu 42, Waianae 38
Pearl City 54, Waialua 19
The Chargers defense held the Bulldogs to less than double-digit scoring in all four quarters to earn the win.
Marc Suniga led Pearl City with eight points.
At Waialua
| Pearl City (4-1) | 14 | 15 | 12 | 13 | — | 54 |
| Waialua (0-6) | 7 | 3 | 4 | 5 | — | 19 |
PEARL CITY–Kailon Sabate 6, Ryan Arguelles 0, Kainoa Perez 6, Reymart Rosario 5, Tysen Hickcox 6, Daicorri Briscoe 4, Marc Suniga 8, Nicholas Tabisola 3, Paul Perry III 3, Bryson Takaesu 3, Eamon Campbell 2, Isaac Amorin 6, Stefon Nichols 0, Chaz Ebisu 2.
WAIALUA–Jake Kaysonphet 1, Veran Acob 0, Xavier Repollo 8, Keevin Cuadro 0, Sonnymar Domingo 2, Jerimiah Repollo 3, Meljon Tamayo 0, Winston Sacapulo-Uepa 1, Joshua Labajo 0, Chase Uhlir 4, Richard Pascua 0, Jacob Kuewa 0.
3-point goals–Pearl City 4 (Sabate 2, Rosario, Tabisola). Waialua 2 (X. Repollo, J. Repollo).
Junior varsity–Pearl City 32, Waialua 23
ALSO
BIIF
Varsity boys
Hawaii Prep 56, Laupahoehoe 0
No. 4 Punahou 53, Sacred Hearts 25
Sydney Fanoga scored 11 points to help the Buffanblu batter the Lancers.
Sacred Hearts’ Tiare Moses scored 10 points.
At Punahou
| Sha (0-9) | 5 | 3 | 11 | 6 | — | 25 |
| Punahou (6-3) | 10 | 14 | 13 | 16 | — | 53 |
SACRED HEARTS–Tiare Moses 10, Tristin Martin 0, Nicole Daoang 0, Hunter Wilson-Pena 0, Abigail Trowbridge 2, Angela Kim 2, Erica Pagan 5, Celina Pagan 6, Kaela Fiesta 0, Paris Johnson 0.
PUNAHOU–Keaupono Fey 6, Avianna Finn 0, Hailey Motooka 2, Reina Furuya 8, Demi Coolen 4, Asia Olivieri 6, Turner Wong 0, Kaitlyn Waki 4, Samantha Alakai 6, Mysha Sataraka 6, Sydney Fanoga 11.
3-point goals–Sacred Hearts 3 (C. Pagan 2, E. Pagan). Punahou 1 (Waki).
No. 2 ‘Iolani 61, Mid-Pacific 48
Saphyre Rezentes scored a game-high 20 points as the Raiders defeated the Owls to stay undefeated in conference play.
Kiana Robertson led Mid-Pacific with 15 points.
At ‘Iolani
| Mid-Pacific (3-6) | 9 | 14 | 14 | 11 | — | 48 |
| ‘Iolani (9-0) | 11 | 17 | 18 | 15 | — | 61 |
MID-PACIFIC–Nicole Sato 1, Megan Kinoshita 6, Kayla Watanabe 0, Alexe Navarro 0, Kamalei Lyons 0, Mikaela Limper 4, Kiki Robertson 15, Pua Kanekoa 14, Camille Ganahl 8, Becky Martin 0.
‘IOLANI–Kylie Maeda 11, Pua Kahalehoe 8, Saphyre Rezentes 20, Klein Masutani 0, Katie Tom 0, Abrianna Johnson-Edwards 6, Sara Watanabe 0, Loxley Keala 0, Alyssa Liilii 8, Taimane Passi 2, Jade Botelho 6.
3-point goals–Mid-Pacific 2 (Kaneko 2). ‘Iolani 3 (Maeda, Rezentes).
ILH Division II Girls
‘Iolani 42, Lutheran 40
Michelle Maitland tossed in 20 points to rally the Raiders by the Lions.
Vikatolia Naulu scored 12 points for Lutheran, which led 29-24 entering the fourth period.
At ‘Iolani
| Lutheran (3-7) | 11 | 5 | 13 | 11 | — | 40 |
| ‘Iolani (4-4) | 12 | 5 | 7 | 18 | — | 42 |
LUTHERAN–Lexi Kaneshiro 4, Kayla Suganuma 3, Kailyn Osaki 2, Kiana Tom 4, Vikatolia Naulu 12, Kaliehiwa Ah New 11, Lia Veikoso 4.
‘IOLANI–Cari Anne Nada 0, Lauren Nikaido 7, Paige Omura 5, Nicole Yokoyama 0, Steffanie Tanaka 0, Ashley Yoshioka 0, Alyssa Kogami 0, Liz Nomura 0, Renn Isobe 4, Cori Whang 4, Jasmine Chen 2, Michelle Maitland 20, Miki Sylva 0.
3-point goals–Lutheran 1 (Suganuma). ‘Iolani 2 (Nikaido, Omura).
La Pietra 53, Christian Academy 35
Salote Lopes-Liutolo had 21 points and Jordan McDonald added 12 as the Lady Panthers beat the Patriots.
Christian Academy’s Rachel Tokuda scored 16 points.
At La Pietra
| CA (2-8) | 2 | 8 | 14 | 11 | — | 35 |
| La Pietra (2-7) | 14 | 13 | 16 | 10 | — | 53 |
CHRISTIAN ACADEMY–Leslie Ortiz-Cruz 4, Rhea Elcock 0, Charis Shimizu 0, Alyssa Yee 6, Rachel Tokuda 16, Rebecca Abergas 2, Charanne Bonilla 3, Heavenlee Asato 4, Briana Rodrigues 0.
LA PIETRA–Kiana Ho’ohuli 6, Angelina Ishiki 0, Veronica Thomas 8, Marina Sewell 2, Marissa Hoen 0, Zoe Moriwaki 0, Salote Lopes-Liutolo 21, Monique Smith 4, Jordan McDonald 12.
3-point goals–Christian Academy 2 (Tokuda, Bonilla). La Pietra none.
University 59, Kamehameha II 48
Kianalei Machida finished with 21 points to lead the Junior ‘Bows over the Warriors.
Sanoe Kaohelaulii led Kamehameha with 14 points.
At Klum Gym
| KS II (5-3) | 9 | 10 | 15 | 14 | — | 48 |
| UNIVERSITY (7-2) | 12 | 20 | 12 | 15 | — | 59 |
KAMEHAMEHA II–Carly Thomas 0, Skye Young 6, Tamara Hallums 2, Arianna Daskauskas 3, Uilani Schnackenberg 2, Jordikai Watanabe Inouye 0, Arrisa Thronas 6, Jasmine Tangonan 2, Kapelekua Gramberg 13, Sanoe Kaohelaulii 14.
UNIVERSITY–Anuhea Memea 7, Meagan Mahiko 0, Markayisha Masani 0, Crystal Wang 16, Quirena Natividad 9, Kianalei Machida 21, Tiffany Ulep 0, Kimiko Matsuda-Lawrence 2, Janae Rasmussen 2, Michelle Au 2.
3-point goals–Kamehameha none. University 7 (Wang 4, Machida 3).
ALSO
BIIF
Varsity girls
Hawaii Prep 67, Laupahoehoe 12