Bryson Quackenbush scored a game-high 18 points as Roosevelt defeated Kalani 53-47 in an Oahu Interscholastic Association Red East boys basketball game Monday.
Quackenbush and Isaiah Visoria went 4-for-4 from the free-throw line down the stretch to help the Rough Riders (5-6) hold off the Falcons and clinch the sixth and final berth in the OIA tournament.
“We just wanted to get in (the tournament),” Roosevelt coach Steve Hathaway said. “When we show up to play, we can be a dangerous six seed. Hopefully we’re starting to peak at the right time.”
At Roosevelt
Kalani (5-6) 8 20 12 7 — 47
Roosevelt (5-6) 9 20 15 9 — 53
KALANI—Shane Ra 2, Dallas Asuncion 0, Trevor Yamashita 2, Alexander Tungpalan 6, Cory Mitchell 15, Ryan Kuboyama 0, Matthew Haili 10, Brandon Roberts 6, Michael Pimental 2, Brandon Hill 4.
ROOSEVELT—Bryson Quakenbush 18, JJ Acopan 6, Justin Furtado 2, Jake Kawasaki 0, Isaiah Visoria 15, Anfernee Liwai 0, Alleck Dizon , Mick Colling 0, Valen Inaura 10, Chaston Marcos 2.
3-point goals—Kalani 2 (Tungpalan 2). Roosevelt 5 (Quakenbush 3, Acopan 2).
Junior varsity—Kalani 55, Roosevelt 36
No. 2 Kalaheo 78, Kaimuki 43
Kalani Green scored 15 points and Derick Morgan added 14 as the Mustangs finished undefeated in league play.
Jaypee Unabia led the Bulldogs with 17 points.
At Kalaheo
Kaimuki (4-7) 7 7 8 21 — 43
Kalaheo (11-0) 14 11 28 25 — 78
KAIMUKI—Kency Owens 0, Jaypee Unabia 17, Tai Boyd 12, Hunter Young 0, Akira Vernon 2, Sean Noda 0, Zachary Bastatas 10, Daniel Uikirifi 2.
KALAHEO—Josh Ko 0, Shem Sukumaran 10, Alec MacLeod 0, Kalei Zuttermeister 12, Kurt Vegas 6, Kalani Green 15, Derick Morgan 14, Salila Tucker 2, Kenny McFadden 4, Kupa‘a Harrison 3, Anthony Rowan 8, Michael Leong 2, Elijah Johnson 2.
3-point goals—Kaimuki 5 (Unabia 3, Bastatas 2), Kalaheo 9 (Sukumaran 2, Zuttermeister 2, Green 2, Rowan 2, Morgan).
Junior varsity—Kalaheo 51, Kaimuki 37
No. 6 Moanalua 59, Castle 29
Ola Brown scored 17 points as Na Menehune routed the Knights, who were led by Joe Lilio III’s nine points.
At Moanalua
Castle (1-10) 8 5 6 10 — 29
Moanalua (10-1) 18 13 14 14 — 59
CASTLE—Avery Carvalho 0, Justin Pang 0, Kela Shea 5, Keanu Furtado 5, Nui Furtado 4, Charles Kiakona 3, Joe Lilio III 9, Bryson Aiwohi 3.
MOANALUA—Jon-Michael Sharsh 2, Ola Brown 17, Reyn Okimoto 4, Elo Badua 6, Kahanu Pu‘ulei-Auld 10, Alijohn Bumanglag 0, Jamaal Willis 0, Antoine Hines 0, Zack Pu‘ulei-Loi-On 0, Justin Hudcovic 6, Wyatt Nunes 0, Eliet Donley 6, Alaziar Torres 2, Jordan Williams 0, Aaron Stuart 6, Austin Failauga 0.
3-point goals—Castle 2 (Aiwohi, Furtado), Moanalua 1 (Pu‘ulei-Auld).
Junior varsity—Moanalua 72, Castle 44
Farrington 86, Anuenue 30
Lee Jensen Mahiai and David Laufatasago each scored 20 points as the Governors beat Na Koa.
Kimo Romena led Anuenue with 16 points.
At Farrington
Anuenue (0-11) 5 1 18 6 — 30
Farrrington (8-3) 22 22 17 25 — 86
ANUENUE—Ikaika Benjamin 2, Kamanaopono Grace-Kekawa 1, Kamalu Kamauoha 0, Kimo Romena 16, Kamana‘o Dureg 0, Naali‘i Dureg 3, Ka‘imi Tasaka 0, Kawa‘a Kahana-Reid 0, Keanu Rodriguez 5, Pono Kahili 1, ‘Aleno Del Toro 0, Kaleo Lindsey 0, Kaleo Gaspar 2.
FARRINGTON—Jacob McEnroe 2, Mark Dudalao 0, Isaiah Smith 2, Van Hugo 0, Marco Cudia 11, Lee Jensen Mahiai 20, Tyler Liana 16, David Luafatasago 20, Enele Scanlan 2, Patrick Tuufuli 2, Eirene Tua 8, John Castillo 3.
3-point goals—Anuenue 2 (Romena, Rodriguez), Farrington 5 (Luafatasago 2, Castillo, Mahiai, Tua).
McKinley 48, Kailua 43, OT
AJ Ortaleza scored 24 points, including three in the overtime period, to help the Tigers edge Surfriders.
Kekoa Ford led Kailua with 14 points.
At Kailua
McKinley (6-5) 7 14 9 8 10 — 48
Kailua (6-5) 11 11 9 7 5 — 43
MCKINLEY—Dan Villejo 7, Kui Williams 4, Brennan Waters 5, Joseph Alzona , Dayton Lee 0, Jeff Fronda 6, AJ Ortaleza 24, Erolino Javier 2, Jared Malaga 0.
KAILUA—Cason Kalei 2, Dayson Davids 0, Kalani Johnson 0, Willie Kailimai 6, Eric Lavoie , Kawika Lewis 2, Matthew Bishop 0, Delywn Richards Jr. 0, Noah Auld 4, Christian Kamu Scheer 0, Mason Youart 2, Kekoa Ford 14, Kirk Ronolo Jr. 13.
3-point goals—McKinley 4 (Waters, Ortaleza 3), Kailua 3 (Ford 3).
Junior varsity—McKinley 35, Kailua 24
OIA West boys
No. 4 Kapolei 51, Campbell 39
Zachary Reeves scored 11 points and the Hurricanes completed an undefeated run in league play.
Gilbert Dayanan led the Sabers with 15 points.
At Kapolei
Campbell (6-4) 9 9 15 6 — 51
Kapolei (10-0) 16 11 10 14 — 39
CAMPBELL—Brannon Cody Bantolina 3, Alex Layi 0, Joshua Michael Forte 2, Jayce Bantolina 7, Justin Tago-Sue 4, Gilbert Dayanan 15, Melvin Bergado 0, Juan-Paulo Felizardo 0, Kainoa Perry 0, Solomon Leaeno 8.
KAPOLEI—Elia McKeague 6, Dorien Antonio-Martos 3, Curtis Tavares 3, Ka‘eo Soares 3, Joshua Wills 4, Kulakomohana Seno 0, Christopher Dillard 10, Brailand Hern 0, Zachary Reeves 11, Mason Alfaro 0, Elijah Gipson 10, Michael Kapoi 1.
3-point goals—Campbell 3 (Leaeno, Dayanan, B. Bantolina), Kapolei 4 (Tavares, Antonio-Martos, McKeague, Soares).
Junior varsity—Campbell 43, Kapolei 39
Leilehua 55, Waipahu 41
Pomai Cozo scored 15 points to lead the Mules over the Marauders.
At Waipahu
Leilehua (6-4) 14 17 12 12 — 55
Waipahu (1-9) 11 6 9 15 — 41
LEILEHUA—Carlan Hayes 8, Justin Jenks 2, Kristian Wong-Ventura 2, Pomai Cozo 15, Elijah Calzo 6, Kenneth Hill 1, Troy Ross 9, Dyllan Amond 4, Marvin Roldan 2, Marquis Jackson 0, Torenzo Vereen 6.
WAIPAHU—Paul Alambatin 3, Keanu Deboma 7, Tupou Eliu 0, Gerald Felix 2, Al Jerome Leano 6, Ryan Mendoza 4, Brendan Mendoza-Bulong 4, Dustin Morales 0, Denmar Olivas 0, Eliser Paclob Jr. 2, Jed Pagtulingan 7, Paul Subia 0, Triton Tatupu 2, Abelle Tejada 2, Jusyl Tambobolan 2.
3-point goals—Leilehua 4 (Cozo 2, Hayes, Calzo), Waipahu 2 (Deboma 2).
Junior varsity—Leilehua 44, Waipahu 29
Pearl City 44, Waianae 27
Sonny Glisson scored 14 points to lead the Chargers past the Seariders.
At Waianae
Pearl City (9-1) 7 17 12 8 — 44
Waianae (6-4) 7 6 4 10 — 27
PEARL CITY—Isaac Amorin 2, Eric Dela Pena 0, Reymart Rosario 5, Tyson Hickcox 5, Zach Kaya 4, Sonny Glisson 14, Daicorri Briscoe 4, Bricen Shaser 3, Shandy Reyes 2, Joshua Cudi 2, Bryson Galderia 3.
WAIANAE—Justin Kila 2, Tyger Rohr 2, Jamal Lopez 6, Makana Piilani 0, Cleg Borge 2, Joe Garcia 6, Franklin Galiza 0, Mahvan Tau 0, Alex Richardson 0, Austin Thomas 0, Jonathan Dannog 2, Bronson Brown Kaopua 4, Wayne Silva 3.
3-point goals—Pearl City 3 (Glisson 3), Waianae none.
Junior varsity—Waianae 38, Pearl City 36
Radford 65, Aiea 50
Malcolm Hill scored 17 points and Jordan Riley added 16 points as the Rams topped Na Alii.
Aryn Antonio and Bryson Naito each had 12 points for Aiea.
At Aiea
Radford (3-7) 19 12 7 27 — 65
Aiea (3-7) 7 8 15 20 — 50
RADFORD—Jordin Pacheco 4, Malcolm Hill 17, Mark Reven Villejo 1, Jamaree Jackson 7, Courtney Spencer 5, Ammon Seei 0, Jordan Riley 16, Mana Kakiva 5, Trevon Hinkle 0, Lupe Terawaa 10, Kendall Bryant 0.
AIEA—Christian Maglaya 8, Mana Kaahanui 5, Aryn Antonio 12, Mikel Raza 0, Kealii Leopoldo 0, Bronson Lee 0, Brandon Lee 4, Michael Taliulu 0, Bryson Naito 12, Rusty Fontes 0, Kimo Souza 8, Matthew Sio 1, Jantsen Shinmoto 0.
3-point goals—Radford 7 (Hill 5, Jackson, Spencer), Aiea 3 (Kaahanui, Antonio, Souza).
Junior varsity—Aiea 56, Radford 47
Mililani 77, Waialua 76
Sylvester Panoncillo and Elijah Gambol each scored 16 points as the Trojans rallied to beat the Bulldogs.
Waialua got 15 points apiece from Brian Jay Pascua and Kaimana Eduires.
At Waialua
Mililani (7-3) 13 31 17 16 — 77
Waialua (2-8) 10 21 33 12 — 76
MILILANI—Chedan Pascual 5, Sylvester Panoncillo 16, Peter Bueno 12, Elijah Gambol 16, Ian Namu 10, Riley Borges 0, Jacob Low 0, Noel Bueno 7, Kekoa Fields 3, Jeremy Rozmeski 8.
WAIALUA—Brian Jay Pascua 15, Xavier Repollo 20, Lance Manalo 0, Kaimana Eduires 15, Keevin Cuadro 14, Richard Pascua 0, William Blaser 5, Jeren Dingal 4, Shannon Fisher-LaRue 3, Isaiah McShane 0, Koa Lagapa 0.
3-point goals—Mililani 4 (Rozmeski 2, Gambol, Pascual), Waialua 9 (Pascua 2, Repollo 2, Cuadro 2, Eduires 2, Fisher-LaRue).
Junior varsity—Mililani 48, Waialua 32
