Weekly Honors

ATHLETES OF THE WEEK

BOYS
Malik Johnson
Punahou basketball
The 6-foot-5 senior had 22 points, including a 10-for-12 performance at the foul line, in a 59-52 championship win over Kahuku.

GIRLS
Mindy Chow
Punahou wrestling
The senior pinned Kaina Borengasser of Kamehameha in 1 minute, 34 seconds to win the 130-pound class and her fourth straight Interscholastic League of Honolulu title.

BASKETBALL

» Dakota Berman, HPA: 24 points in a win over Hanalani; 19 points against McKinley

» DeForest Buckner, Punahou: 17 points, 13 rebounds, three blocks against Hilo; 10 points, eight boards, five rejections against Baldwin; 10 points, 10 caroms, two blocks in a title win over Kahuku

» Jalen Carvalho, Hilo: 18 points in a win over Moanalua; 18 points against Punahou

» Christopher Dillard, Kapolei: 17 points against Leilehua

» Dyrbe Enos, Kamehameha: 20 points against King Kekaulike

» Mekeli Fiso, Kahuku: 23 points, 12 rebounds in a win over KS-Hawaii

» Nainoa Frank, Kalaheo: 17 points in a win over Kohala; 13 points, 10 boards, three blocks in a D-II state title win over McKinley

» Alex Ironside, McKinley: 27 points in a win over Kapaa

» Chase Iwata Bartelme, King Kekaulike: 16 points in a win over Kamehameha

» Shane Jacob, Seabury Hall: 17 points against Kalaheo

» Shaun Kagawa, KS-Hawaii: 17 points, 10 boards against Kahuku

» Josh Ko, Kalaheo: 16 points against McKinley

» Mark Milton, Hanalani: 19 points against HPA

» Lance Miyashiro, Kapaa: 26 points against McKinley

» Kahanu Puulei-Auld, Moanalua: 18 points against Hilo

» Gabriel Ross, Baldwin: 17 points against Punahou

» Christopher Roxburgh, Kohala: 22 points against Kalaheo

» Keoni Tom-Millare, St. Francis: 20 points against Seabury Hall

» Nick Velasquez, Punahou: 17 points, four assists, three steals against Baldwin

WRESTLING, BOYS

» Braydon Akeo, Mililani: pinned Waialua’s Treylan Kobayashi in 2:34 to remain undefeated and earn the OIA championship in the 110-pound class

» Tyman Hayashi, University: edged Hayden Willis of Kamehameha 4-3 to win his first ILH title

» Zachary Hernandez, Punahou: needed just 1:04 to pin Ikaiah Simeona of Saint Louis and win the 189-pound class for his third ILH title

» Robert Kim, Mililani: edged Keanu Richardson of Campbell 4-3 to capture his second straight OIA title in the 142-pound class

» Todd Murakawa, Punahou: won his third ILH championship with a 15-0 win over Thomas Tawata of Hawaii Baptist in the 130-pound class

» Cassidy Oshiro, Maryknoll: beat Logan Yamamoto of ‘Iolani in the 114-pound class to win his third straight ILH championship

» Bryan Peralta, Punahou: pinned Payne Williams of Kamehameha in 2:55 to win the 152-pound weight class for his second ILH championship

» Dane Pestano, Kamehameha: won the 215-pound class by default over Kory Johnson of Punahou for his second ILH title

» Laurent Remillard, Punahou: beat Jonah Hoshino of Kamehameha by pin at 2:20 in the 160-pound class to repeat as an ILH champion

» Chase Tantog, Mililani: beat Jacob Solomon of Kalaheo 8-4 to win the 137-pound class and his second straight OIA title

» Joshua Terao, Mid-Pacific: beat Bryant Fukushima of Punahou 6-2 in the 125-pound class to repeat as an ILH champion

WRESTLING, GIRLS

» Zoe Hernandez, Punahou: pinned Ilihia Herrod of Kamehameha in 4:23 to win the 140-pound class and her second ILH title

» Tiara Kaye, Punahou: beat Erin Scheidt of Kamehameha 9-2 to take the 155-pound class and her third ILH championship

» Chloe Nagasawa, Pacific Buddhist Academy: pinned Shana Dilliner of Kamehameha in 5:45 to earn an ILH title at 114 pounds, her second straight

» Quinn Nagatani, Mililani: needed just 1:33 to pin defending OIA champion Shayna Marie Oliver of Farrington and capture the 110-pound class

» Bree Rapoza, Kamehameha: pinned Jessie Gandauli of Mid-Pacific in 1:56 to win the 120-pound class for her third ILH championship

» Thai Ha Sloan, Punahou: beat Samantha Wong of ‘Iolani 13-6 for her second straight ILH title in the 98-pound class

» Sanoe Spencer, Pearl City: controlled Kahuku’s Libby Petrie 7-1 to win her second straight OIA title in the 222-pound class

» Nicole Taniguchi, Punahou: pinned Shelby Enos of Kamehameha in 3:34 to defend her ILH championship

» Morgan Yamaguchi, Mililani: dominated Mylinda Jefferson of Pearl City 11-1 to repeat as an OIA champion in the 142-pound class

BOYS BASKETBALL TOP 10

The final Top 10 high school boys basketball teams as voted on by coaches and media from around the state. First-place votes in parentheses. Ten points for first-place votes, nine for second, eight for third, etc.

>> Also receiving votes: ‘Iolani 30, King Kekaulike 18, Hawaii Prep 10, Maryknoll 6, Hilo 5, Kealakehe 4.

>> No longer in Top 10 (previous ranking): ‘Iolani (No. 7), Maryknoll (No. 10).