There was little breathing room in the snug confines of Roosevelt’s gym, but the Farrington Governors found a way.

Isaiah Visoria scored 15 points and Jacob McEnroe added 12 as No. 4 Farrington (14-3) improved to 4-0 in the OIA East with a 61-49 win over the fast-rising Rough Riders. Roosevelt (4-9, 2-2 OIA) had won its previous two games against Top 10 teams — McKinley and Kalaheo — and was in prime position to knock out the visitors with a late comeback.

"They’re a very good team. They’re very scrappy," Farrington coach Allan Silva said. "We played together in crunch time when (Roosevelt) was coming back. They took control."

Roosevelt’s upset hopes dissipated in the final 3 minutes despite a major rally that cut the lead from 17 points to 5.

"You know what, we walked out with our heads up," Roosevelt coach Steve Hathaway said. "We played one of the top four, five teams in the state, the best team in the OIA. We just didn’t make shots down late and we had to foul."

He pointed to some clutch 3-point shooting, including two treys by Van Hugo, as one of the difference-makers.

"We had some mental breakdowns, giving up three 3s that were wide open. Hugo’s too good to leave alone. And that 3 (by Mark Duldulao) at the end of the half. But we made them earn it. I like what my team’s doing. We’re getting better."

Farrington had a commanding 37-20 lead early in the third quarter after Isaiah Smith (five points, five steals) picked the ball from a Rough Rider and fed Visoria for an easy layup.

But the home team chiseled away and got the margin down to 11 entering the final quarter. Roosevelt then took advantage of some erratic Farrington shooting.

Down 51-36, the Rough Riders went on a 13-3 run. Mick Colling (18 points) scored on a backdoor layup, a foul-line jumper and a pair of free throws to bring the Rough Riders within 54-49 with 2:46 remaining.

Farrington then closed it out with the final seven points of the game. Smith made three of four foul shots and Visoria found Seu Luafatasaga for a layup to ice the win.

It was a surreal night for Visoria, who played for Roosevelt since his freshman year before transferring in the offseason. His family moved from Makiki to Kalihi a few years back.

"It felt different. There’s like no air in the gym. I couldn’t even breathe. And the crowd got into it," said Visoria, who added three assists, three blocks and five steals. "I expected a close game. I wanted it to be a close game."

Though big Mason Semisi was a force in the post (eight points), the Governors’ high-scoring offense never got completely untracked against Roosevelt’s zone defense. With 3:09 left in the first half, Silva opted to play his cards and had his guards hold the ball at midcourt with a 27-18 lead.

"I wanted to draw them out of their defense. I wanted us to drive to the hole," Silva said.

The move paid off. Duldalao hit a corner 3 with eight seconds left in the half, giving the Govs their biggest lead, 30-18, at the break.

"We’ve got to work on rebounding and defense," Silva said. "Big time. They were driving on us too much."

At Roosevelt

FARRINGTON—Jacob McEnroe 12, Mark Duldu 5, Isaiah Smith 5, Van Hugo 7, Isaiah Visoria 15, John Paul Raymundo 0, Ton Seiga 0, Tua Unutoa 7, Mason Semisi 8, Seu Luasatasaga 2.

ROOSEVELT—Chaston Marcos 0, Valen Inaura 2, Justin Furtado 10, Jake Kawasaki 1, Mick Colling 18, Kevin Foster 5, Josh Alexandre 11, Brent Quackenbush 2.

3-point goals—Farrington 3 (Hugo 2, Duldu). Roosevelt 3 (Furtado 2, Alexandre).

Junior varsity—Farrington 46, Roosevelt 43

KAIMUKI 69, ANUENUE 38

Jerry Betiru scored 10 of his 15 points in the first quarter to lead the Bulldogs to their first win.

At Kaimuki

ANUENUE—Ikaika Benjamin 0, Kamana’opono Grace-Kekawa 2, Kamalu Kamauoha 11, Kimo Romena 7, Pono Kahili 6, Naalii Dureg 8, Kamanao Dureg 4, Kailau Keola 0, Kawaa Kahana 0.

KAIMUKI—Sean Noda 4, Christian Ono 9, Sloan Fuller 3, Jerry Betiru 15, Kency Owens 0, Ralph Reyes 0, Kenny Fujioka 4, Akira Vernon 10, Faafetai Lucio 10, Tayler Espinda 10, Kenneth Neo 4.

3-point goals—Kaimuki 5 (Espinda 2, Fuller, Ono, Vernon), Anuenue 1 (Kamauoha).

KALAHEO 56, KAILUA 37

Kupaa Harrison had eight of his 12 points in the second quarter as the Mustangs cruised by the Surfriders. Kekai Smith had a game-high 15, including 10 from the free-throw line.

At Kalaheo

KAILUA—Nainoa Mercado 0, Noah Kawai 0, Peter Kanoho 1, Matthew Bishop 3, Kamu Scheer 11, Keelan Kaleiohi-Palama 0, Hano Kohatsu 8, Christian Mejia 2, Eric Laboy 0, Russell Foster 0, Noah AhYat 5, Noah Auld 7.

KALAHEO—Zach Marrotte 8, Kupaa Harrison 12, Kekai Smith 15, Dario Delcastillo 9, Thomas Focht 5, L.J. Barnes 7, Andrew Hernandez 0.

3-point goals—Kailua 2 (Ah Yat 1, Scheer 1). Kalaheo 4 (Harrison, Smith, Focht, Barnes).

Junior varsity—Kailua 44, Kalaheo 33

KAHUKU 87, MCKINLEY 83, OT

Samuta Avea drained 26 points, including three treys, as the Red Raiders prevailed in overtime. Macjun Otarra (21 points) led McKinley.

At McKinley

KAHUKU—Keanu Akina 8, Chance Maghanoy 4, Drayton Aki 0, Huleia Naeole 2, Wilton Cravens 5, Kesi Ah Hoy 9, Soli Afalava 7, Hirkley Latu 24, Samuta Avea 26, Tuli Wily-Matagi 2.

MCKINLEY—Erolino Javier 0, Josh Lam 0, Lanson Hino 0, Brennan Waters 17, Dan Villejo 17, Joramae Otarra 8, Nelson Pita 0, Macjun Otarra 21, Dayton Lee 18, Kaimi Kini 2.

3-point goals—McKinley 6 (Lee 4, Waters, Villejo), Kahuku 7 (Avea 3, Akina 2, Ah Hoy, Afalava).

MOANALUA 60, KALANI 58

Jamaal Willis recorded 21 points and Antoine Hines added 16 as Na Menehune squeaked by the host Falcons. Brandon Roberts led Kalani with 16 points.

At Kalani

MOANALUA—Elo Badua 10, Aljohn Bumanglag 5, Eric Miyauchi 0, Christian Casinas 0, Jacob Matayoshi 0, Jamaal Willis 21, Antoine Hines 16, Charles Johnson-Maverick 1, Jordan Williams 0, Aaron Stuart 7, Gabriel Patton 0.

KALANI—Jeremy Robinson 0, Dallas Ascuncion 8, Shane Ra 1, Jaron Yamauchi 6, Alexander Tungpalan 3, Cory Mitchell 13, Blaise Manabe 2, Dunavan Hahn 0, Kevin Kang 0, Brandon Roberts 16, John Suda 0, Juwan Bohannon 0, Ace Faumui 9, David Faletoi 0.

3-point goals—Moanalua 6 (Willis 3, Bumanglag, Hines, Stuart). Kalani 4 (Roberts 3, Tungpalan).

Junior varsity—Kalani 41, Moanalua 35

OIA WEST BOYS

PEARL CITY 49, WAIALUA 42

Eric Dela Pena tossed in a team-high 17 points as the Chargers held off the Bulldogs, who trailed by only one, 42-41, with 4:25 to play.

At Waialua gym

PEARL CITY—Tylor Canon 6, Eric Dela Pena 17, Justin Bautista 0, Shandy Reyes 0, Matthew Garcia 12, Joshua Arellano 2, Ivan Nakasone 6, Christopher Roy 2, Garette Kanamu 4, P-Jay Solomon 0.

WAIALUA—Sean Murphy 0, Jeren Dingal 9, Xavier Repollo 16, Royce Gasper 3, Virgilio Bareng 7, Kaimana Eguires 5, Tripp Blaser 2, Wyatt Rushing 0.

3-point goals—Pearl City 5 (Garcia 3, Canon, Dela Pena ), Waialua 6 (Repollo 2, Bareng 2, Dingal, Gasper).

Junior varsity—Pearl City 36, Waialua 23.

KAPOLEI 59, WAIPAHU 55

Koa Alvarado and Matthew Henderson each scored 18 points to lead the Hurricanes over the Marauders.

At Waipahu gym

KAPOLEI—Koa Alvarado 18, Abdel-Kader Ziane 5, Austin Wasson 0, Augustine Stridiron 5, Benjahmin Toomolatai 11, Matthew Henderson 18, Dakota Williams 2, Michael Kapoi 0.

WAIPAHU—Keanu Deboma 7, Dustin Morales 2, Jasper Sebastian 7, Gerald Felix 7, Brendan Mendoza 24, Andrew Pecpec 2, Dan Viloria 0, Elyah Tamatuia 6.

3-point goals—Kapolei 2 (Alvarado, Ziane), Waipahu 5 (Mendoza 2, Deboma, Sebastian, Felix).

WAIANAE 43, AIEA 41

Bronson Brown-Kaopua came up with 14 points as the Seariders edged Na Alii in a tight game. Aiea’s Bryan Naito finished with a game-high 19 points.

At Aiea

WAIANAE—Tyger Rohr 7, Natano Namulauti 3, Josh Searles 4, Makana Piilani 0, Ikaika Trueman-Reed 2, Kawaihana Kaimimoku 0, K. Pennington 0, Austin Thomas 7, Bronson Brown-Kaopua 14, Sage Cruz 6.

AIEA—Christian Maglaya 0, Matt Sio 0, Shaun Aque 3, Jantzen Shinmoto 0, Bronson Lee 4, Brandon Lee 3, Christian Kessell 2, Bryan Naito 19, Mana Kaahanui 0, Kimo Souza 2, Amara Toure 8.

3-point goals—Waianae 1 (Rohr ), Aiea 4 (Naito 2, Aque, Bronson Lee).

Junior varsity—Aiea 51, Waianae 37

MILILANI 75, NANAKULI 46

Elijah Butler posted 15 points as the Trojans stuffed the Golden Hawks. Nanakuli’s Iverson Sione scored 15 points in the loss.

At Nanakuli

MILILANI—Braiden Rosario 2, Cameron Muh 0, Jeremy Rozmeski 9, Noel Bueno 9, Kingston Nishimura 2, John Orpillia 4, Cody Sison 2, Elijah Gambol 9, Ian Namu 9, Sean Fitzgerald 4, Jacob Low 4, Elijah Butler 15, James Ziegler 0, Logan Griff 4, Mason Mackey 2.

NANAKULI—Naliko Kea 4, Eric Ahoon-Kaawa 6, Kale Kanehailua 8, Iverson Sione 15, Josh Lincoln 3, Lyle Tuiloma 3, Louis Hulama 5, Kealii Awong 0, Jason Salvador 2, Kamaua Van Geison 0.

3-point goals—Mililani 4 (Rozmeski 3, Gambol), Nanakuli 4 (Ahoon-Kaawa 2, Sione, Lincoln).

Junior varsity—Mililani 64, Nanakuli 29

CAMPBELL 42, RADFORD 39

Gilbert Dayanan hit three 3-pointers and scored a game-high 18 points as the Sabers held off the Rams, who had a 3-point shot bounce off the rim at the buzzer.

At Radford

CAMPBELL—Jomar Jett Gapusan 2, Michael Merchant 0, Isaac Hurd 2, Jayce Bantolina 3, Joshua Forte 2, Lamart Dudley , Gilbert Dayanan 18, Melvin Bergado 1, Kainoa Perry 8, Alex Layi 6.

RADFORD—Jordin Pacheco 0, Malcolm Hill 0, Mark Reven Villejo 0, Tobias Powell 5, Derrick McLamore 3, Jordan Riley 15, Trevon Hinkel 4, LaToine Thompson 0, Absolom Henry , Izaiah Lavatai 0, Aaron Jackson 10, Kendall Bryant 2.

3-point goals—Campbell 5 (Dayanan 3, Bantolina, Layi ). Radford 4 (Riley 3, Powell),

Junior varsity—Radford 47, Campbell 42

ILH GIRLS DIVISION III

ISLAND PACIFIC 39, LUTHERAN 28

At Halawa District Park gym

LUTHERAN—Namaka Lee 8, Vikatolia Naulu 17, Doris Naulu 3, Tess Fukuyama 0, Kelsey Ikeda 0, Junell Fonokalafi 0.

ISLAND PACIFIC—Chelsea Robello 3, Kiana Fleming 2, Erica Brenner 16, Tia Odoardi 8, Taylor Kodani 5, Victoria Nishi 2, Kalena Spotkaef 0, Alanis Sakuma 3, Keekee Broadwater 0.

3-point goals—Lutheran none. Island Pacific 1 (Brenner).

LANAKILA BAPTIST 64, CHRISTIAN ACADEMY 27

At Halawa District Park gym

CA—Andrale Domligan 2, Sierra Kurihara 0, Carissa Yamada 6, Bethany Agcaoili 2, Colleen Teruel 7, Aileene Amadis 2, Heaven-Lee Asato 4, Gabriella Ader 4.

LANAKILA BAPTIST—Jeizylin Pananganan 12, Caitlyn Guererro 0, Precious Mariano 0, Aolani Lum 0, Kanani Kahehailua 0, Millie Pacheco 15, Katherine Walker 7, Michelle Ponancial 0, Summer Guererro 5, Yasmin Powell-Santiago 5, Andrea Corla 0, Abagail Shores 2, Rebecca Carruthers 18.

3-point goals—Christian Academy 3 (Yamada 2, Ader). Lanakila Baptist 1 (S. Guerrero).

Also

ILH Division II boys
Hawaii Baptist 51, Damien 48

ILH Division II girls
Hawaii Baptist 39, La Pietra 7

THURSDAY’S LATE SCORES

KAHUKU 56, MCKINLEY 35

At McKinley gym

KAHUKU—Taimane Avei 8, Eleni Beatty 0, Naia Leitupo-Asuao 6, Kela Schwenke 2, Sofia Tonga 5, Debra Baranaba-Setoki 0, Adora Anae 18, Abby Anderson 0, Talia Brown 6, Cybil Cravens 0, Laken Teo 0, Mariah Berard-Kamakeeaina 7, Sina Tonga 4, Alex Athens 0.

MCKINLEY—Jazmayne Williams , Angelica Balinbin 2, Tiare Sugui 14, Joselle Ferrer 1, Desiree Ancheta 0, Porsche Santiago 6, Chelsea Tafai 2, Luisa Moala 0, Savanna Gonzales 7, Deborah Malaga 3.

3-point goals—Kahuku 4 (Asuao 2, So. Tonga, Avei). McKinley none.

KAPOLEI 43, RADFORD 40

At Radford gym

KAPOLEI—Raquel Lasconia 6, Annika San Nicolas 0, Amayha Dycus 13, Samantha Eslava 0, Dayshia Carter 0, Angel David 0, Gabby Sanchez 0, Kaitlyn Lanier 10, Sati Helenihi 5, Jennifer Hilard 1, Vai Fuiava 2, Kela Whitehurst 6.

RADFORD—Brianea Annussek 0, Chloe Slocomb 4, Courtney McCreary 0, Kristin Abad 0, Carla Thomas 0, Jazmin Peralita , Jasmine Moody 23, Kennedy Johnson 3, Jamie Stagger 0, Jessyca Wofford 4, Cassidy Wright 0, Deja Tavale 6.

3-point goals—Kapolei none. Radford 2 (Tavale 2).

Junior varsity—Radford 46, Kapolei 29.

BIIF

Varsity Division II boys
Hawaii Prep 69, Waiakea 60

Junior varsity boys
Waiakea 56, Hawaii Prep 32

MIL

Varsity Division II boys 
Lanai 50, Molokai 47

ILH

Junior varsity boys
‘Iolani 61, St. Francis 43
Damien Purple 27, Hawaii Baptist 24