Ikaika Phillip scored 12 points and No. 3 ‘Iolani used an 11-0 third-quarter run to upset No. 1 Punahou 46-34 on Wednesday night at Hemmeter Fieldhouse.

Phillip was 6-for-6 at the free-throw line and grabbed eight rebounds for the Raiders, who bounced back from a loss to Maryknoll over the weekend.

Zach Buscher added nine points, nine rebounds and four assists for ‘Iolani, which improved to 3-1 in ILH play (13-5 overall).

"We made more plays in this game," the 6-foot-3 guard said. "This is pretty big. If we lose this game, we’re 2-2 and clawing back the rest of the regular season. Now we’ve got Saint Louis next and we can’t look past them. The ILH is tough, man."

The Raiders did the rest of the ILH a big favor by handing Punahou its first loss. The Buffanblu were

18-0 coming into the game, but dropped to 3-1 in league play.

"We stopped them from getting easy opportunities. That wasn’t the case against Maryknoll," Raiders coach Dean Shimamoto said. "We wanted to be aware of where J.B. (Kam) was. He started that (fourth-quarter) run with a 3 and a hand in his face. We did a good job of getting back. We did a good job of knowing where their shooters were and closing out on the rest of their shooters."

It was a somber start on Wednesday after 6-foot-7 standout Daniel Andrews went down with a knee injury during warmups. Andrews, one of the top players in the state, had been healthy through his career. His loss had a big impact on Punahou, which already had Davis Miyashiro-Saipa’ia (all-star game on the mainland) and Ronley Lakalaka (foot) out of the lineup.

"Daniel got injured about four minutes before the game," Punahou coach Darren Matsuda said. "He did something to his knee before layups. It’s kind of a freak thing. Hopefully, it’s not serious. He’s walking around on it right now, but he can’t bend it. He’s critical for us, especially against ‘Iolani. We had some guys playing out of position."

Shimamoto was well aware of Andrews’ impact.

"He’s tall, he can hit 3s, finish dump-offs. He affects things on the defensive end, and I think the big part is, they didn’t get to prepare to not have him. If they had prepared the whole week without him, I think it would’ve been a different game. He’s a tough player. You don’t wish anything like that on anyone," he said.

The Raiders came prepared to play their best defensive game of the season. Their man-to-man defense limited Punahou to 26 percent shooting (12-for-47).

Blake Wade, a 6-foot-4 junior, had a game-high 10 rebounds for Punahou. Sharpshooter J.B. Kam was limited to seven points, including just one 3-point field goal. In all, Punahou was just 5-for-21 from the arc (24 percent) en route to its lowest scoring output of the season.

Hugh Hogland, ‘Iolani’s 6-7 freshman, was a major factor in the paint. He clogged the middle and finished with three of his team’s four blocked shots.

"He’s going to be very good. He used his body inside very well," Matsuda said.

The Raiders outrebounded the Buffanblu 32-27. Losing Andrews may have disrupted the Buffanblu more deeply than they expected. They also shot just 5-for-13 at the foul line. ‘Iolani was 17-for-22 (77 percent).

The visitors opened a 12-4 lead late in the first quarter after Hogland hit a putback, and when he powered inside for a tough basket at the buzzer, ‘Iolani had a 14-6 lead entering the second stanza.

Punahou woke up in the second quarter, getting 3-pointers from Chris Kobayashi, Dayson Watanabe and Micah Ma’a to close the gap. After Kam hit two foul shots, Punahou trailed 22-21 late in the first half.

Buscher answered with two foul shots to give ‘Iolani a 24-21 halftime lead, and then the Raiders outscored Punahou 11-0 in the third quarter. The Buffanblu shot 0-for-15 in that stanza, mostly on decent looks, but couldn’t get to the line much.

‘Iolani didn’t mess around, using its motion offense to chew off nearly two minutes to start the fourth quarter. Punahou’s fullcourt press finally wore down the visitors some. Kam hit an NBA-range trey and Kanawai Noa hit a midrange jumper on the fast break as the Buffanblu pulled within 35-27.

‘Iolani responded by holding Punahou scoreless for the next two minutes. After Erik Yamada sank two foul shots, the Raiders led 40-27 with 3:05 remaining. Punahou got no closer than nine the rest of the way.

"There are adversities we have to face. I thought we played hard, but we got in a bad slump in the third quarter," Matsuda said.  "We’ll see how we bounce back."

‘IOLANI–Pikai Winchester 7, Ikaika Phillip 12, Zach Gelacio 4, Chris Gallacher 2, Erik Yamada 6, Zach Buscher 9, Kamu Borden 2, Robbie Mann 0, Hugh Hogland 4.

PUNAHOU–Kanawai Noa 2, Chris Kobayashi 3, Blake Wade 4, Dayson Watanabe 6, Kala’i Santos 3, J.B. Kam 7, Randon Oda 4, Micah Ma’a 5, Alexander Kidani 0, Semisi Uluave 0.

3-point goals–‘Iolani 1 (Winchester). Punahou 5 (Kobayashi, Ma’a, Kam, Watanabe, Santos).

No. 2 Maryknoll 53, No. 6 Kamehameha 32

Josh Burnett put up 11 points and Kaleb Gilmore added 10 as the Spartans dominated the Warriors. Alaka’i Freitas led Kamehameha with nine points.

KAMEHAMEHA–Noa Kinimaka 6, Alakai Freitas 9, Kayson Smith-Bejgrowicz 6, Fatu Sua-Godinet 2, Jaycob Smith 3, Noah Gelacio 0, Jordan Paulo 0, Saint Gelacio 2, Nakoa Pauole 4.

MARYKNOLL–Josh Burnett 11, Kaleb Gilmore 10, Kamakana Winquist 8, Micah McGivern 4, Sam Ahn 5, Sean Ogata 8, Kalei Victorino 0, Varrick Suezaki 0, Jake Suyemoto 0, Darin Miyamoto 0, Brandon Floyd 4, Calvin Koo 0, Tyson Kaloa 3.

3-point goals–Kamehameha 3 (Kinimaka 2, J. Smith). Maryknoll 2 (Gilmore, Winquist).

No. 9 Saint Louis 52, Mid-Pacific  47

Jimmy Nunuha III scored 21 points and Colton Nascimento added 11 to lead the Crusaders (1-3) over the Owls (0-4). Justin Daise scored 12 in the loss.

Line score not reported.

MID-PACIFIC–Justin Daise 12, Kyle Husslein 11, Den Suehiro 9, Andrew Kargol 6, Daniel Florengo 5, Ken Colombe 4.

SAINT LOUIS–Jimmy Nunuha III 21, Colton Nascimento 11, Kevin Marks 8, Ihaka Johnson 6, Jedadiah Lulu 2, Brett Uchima 2, Elijah Robb 2.

3-point goals–Mid-Pacific 6 (Suehiro 2, Husslein 2, Florengo). Saint Louis 4 (Nascimento 3, Johnson).

ILH DIVISION II BOYS

St. Francis 58, Hanalani 45

Blayne Won scored 26 points to lead the Saints over the Royals. John Brady led Hanalani with 14 points.

ST. FRANCIS–Keola Kealoha 2, Kyle Lau 9, Nathan Koki 2, Janson Kupau 1, Matthew Nuumanaia 8, Ranan Mamiya 4, Blayne Won 26, Micah Kalei 2, Justin Sarsuelo 4.

HANALANI–Chas Kubo 8, Zane Pantil 3, John Brady 14, Jeff Schaake 7, Niko Milone 7, Logan Oyama 2, Conner Kaneshiro 2,  Josh Rotz 2, Colby Schoniwitz 0, Jesse Tory 0.

3-point goals–St. Francis 1 (Lau). Hanalani 1 (Kubo).

University 57, Hawaii Baptist 45

Ryan Kaleikini scored 22 points and Micah Kahumoku added 10 to lead the Junior ‘Bows over the Eagles. BJ Hosaka scored 21 points and Danton Tominaga had 10 for HBA.

UNIVERSITY–Anthony Canencia 8, Anson Canencia 3, Eric Leung 8, Joshua Akamine 4, Frank Hobus 0, Milton Monico 0, Ryan Hobus 0, Shaun Mahiko 2, Micah Kahumoku 10, Ryan Kaleikini 22.

HAWAII BAPTIST–Ty Minatoya 0, John Killough 5, BJ Hosaka 21, Brett Miller 2, Michael Dang 0, Danton Tominaga 10, Matthew Kishaba 0, Jordan Kauwe 7, Joshua Kishaba 0, Robert Bueche 0.

3-point goals–University High 3 (Leung 2, Anson Canencia). Hawaii Baptist  3 (Hosaka 2, Tominaga).

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Varsity boys I-AA

Punahou 52, Saint Louis 38

‘Iolani II 59, Maryknoll II 37

OIA EAST BOYS

No. 3 Farrington 73, McKinley 57

Isaiah Visoria scored 19 points and Jacob McEnroe added 18 to lead the Governors over the Tigers. Jorame Otarra had 13 points and Erolina Javier added 11 for McKinley.

MCKINLEY–Josh Lam 0, Lanson Hino 7, Brennan Waters 2, Dan Villejo 6,  Joramae Otarra 13, Nelson Pita 5, Macjun Otarra 2, Dayton Lee 7, Kaimi Kini 2, Erolina Javier 11, Gilbert Antonio 2.

FARRINGTON–Jacob McEnroe 18, Mark Dudalao 2, Isaiah Smith 4, Van Hugo 7, Isaiah Visoria 19, Tua Unutoa 7, Seu Luafatasaga 6, Jay-Ar Francisco 4, Jacob Yaplag 2, John Paul Raymundo 0, Makana Correira 4,

3-point goals–McKinley 3 (Javier 2, Hino). Farrington 3 (Hugo, Visoria, Smith).

Junior varsity–McKinley def. Farrington, score not reported. 

No. 7 Kalaheo 53, Kaiser 47

Kupaa Harrison scored 19 points and Kekai Smith added 18 to lead the Mustangs over the Cougars.

Chance Kalaugher scored 18 for Kaiser.

KALAHEO–Zach Marrotte 2, Kupaa Harrison 19, Kekai Smith 18, Peter Santiago 0, Micah Holeso 0, Dario Delcastillo 6, Thomas Focht 0, Kela Thomas 1, L.J. Barnes 7, Andrew Hernandez 0.

KAISER–Tarius Hill 5, Jeshua Bitanga 0, Melvin Kahunanui 2, Nicolas Tom 0, Isaac Slade-Matuatia 0, Nicholas Lebeck 0, Trevin Kahunanui 15, Chance Kalaugher 18, Matt Haili 7, Michael Okamoto 0.

3-point goals–Kalaheo 4 (Smith 3, Barnes). Kaiser 4 (T. Kahunanui 3, Hill).

Junior varsity–Kaiser def. Kalaheo, score not reported

Kailua 58, No. 10 Kahuku 49

Matthew Bishop scored 21 points and Hano Kohatsu had 13 to lead the Surfriders over the Red Raiders.

Hirkley Latu scored 14 in the loss.

KAILUA–Nainoa Mercado 2, Noah Kawai 0, Noah Ah Yat 2, Matthew Bishop 21, Clifton Rodrigues 0, Kamu Scheer 8, Hano Kohatsu 13, Christian Mejia 6, Marcus Malepeai 2, Eric Laboy 0, Russell Foster 0, Noah Auld 4.

KAHUKU–Keanu Akina 4, Chance Maghanoy 4, Drayton Aki 0, Huleia Naeole 0, Wilton Cravens 2, Kesi Ah Hoy 9, Soli Afalava 8, Hirkley Latu 14, Samuta Avea 8.

3-point goals–Kailua none. Kahuku  5 (Ah Hoy 3, Avea 2).

Junior varsity–Kahuku 45, Kailua 23

Castle 50, Kaimuki 46

Joseph Lilio III scored 22 points to lead the Knights over the Bulldogs. Jerry Betiru had 12 points in the loss.

KAIMUKI–Jerry Betiru 12, Sean Noda 8, Christian Ono 8, Tayler Espinda 8, Kenneth Neo 7, Akira Vernon 2, Kency Owens 1, Kenny Fujioka 0, Faafetai Lucio 0

CASTLE–Joseph Lilio III 22, KJ Ng 9, Clay Mitchell 8, David Benevedes 4, Keanu Furtado 4, Justin Pang 3, Sonny Oana 0, Bryson Aiwohi 0, Aukai Keawe-Aiko-Tilton 0, Lalio  Keawe-Aiko-Tilton 0, Micah Halemanu 0, Chad Figueroa 0,

3-point goals–Kaimuki 7 (Ono 2, Betiru 2, Noda, Neo, Espinda). Castle  1 (Ng).

Kalani 64, Anuenue 22

Jaron Yamauchi scored 12 points to lead the Falcons over Na Koa. Naalii Dureg led Anuenue with seven points.

ANUENUE–Ikaika Benjamin 6, Kamana’opono Grace-Kekawa 1, Kamalu Kamauoha 0, Kimo Romena 2, Pono Kahili 6, Naalii Dureg 7, Kamanao Dureg 0, Kailau Keola 0, Kawaa Kahana 0, Kaleo Lindsey 0.

3-point goals–Kalani 4 (Tungpalan 3, Yamauchi). Anuenue none.

OIA WEST BOYS

Leilehua 56, Nanakuli 39

Chanse Ramirez scored 13 points, including three 3-pointers, to lead the Mules over the Golden Hawks.

NANAKULI–Naliko Kea 3, Kale Kanehailua 3, Kamaua Van Geison 3, Iverson Sione 0, Josh Lincoln 14, Lyle Tuiloma 6, Louis Hulama 0, Kealii Awong 0, Jason Salvador 0, Eric Avitoen-Kaawa 10.

LEILEHUA–Kainoa Aleviado 5, Jarron Kim-Raguirag 4, Chanse Ramirez 13, Joseph Gouty 4, Kevin Brown 0, Diego Aguirresaenz 3, Anterrio Gainwell 4, Elijah Calzo 0, Trevor Williams 0, Koa Kauhi 9, Dhyllan Amond 6, Pomai Cozo 2, Bryan Mason 2, Torenzo Vereen 2, Epeli Natoko 2.

3-point goals–Nanakuli 4 (Lincoln 3, Van Geison). Leilehua 4 (Ramirez 3, Aleviado).

Junior varsity–Leilehua 54, Nanakuli 29

Campbell 63, Waialua 45

Michael Merchant scored 16 points, Gilbert Dayanan scored 14, and Isaac Hurd had 13 to lead the Sabers over the Bulldogs. Xavier Repollo scored 15 in the loss.

CAMPBELL–Jomar Jett Gapusan 4, John Onva 2, Paulo Selizardo 2, Michael Merchant 16, Isaac Hurd 13, Lamart Dudley 9, Gilbert Dayanan 14, Melvin Bergado 3.

3-point goals–Waialua 4 (Bareng 2, Repollo, Equires). Campbell 6 (Merchant 4, Hurd, Dayanan).

Junior varsity–Campbell 58, Waialua 23

Mililani 56, Kapolei 44

Noel Bueno and Elijah Butler finished with 13 points apiece as the Trojans handed the Hurricanes their first loss of the season.

KAPOLEI–Zhaine Canne 0, Tyqwan Womack 0, Koa Alvarado 7, Abdel-Kader Ziane 3, Jeffery Garret 0, Austin Wasson 2, Augustine Stridiron 5, Chance Kamaka 8, Benjahmin Toomolatai 9, Matthew Henderson 3, Dakota Williams 0, William Auwae 1, Micah Kapoi 6.

MILILANI–Braiden Rosario 0, Cameron Muh 0, Jeremy Rozmeski 5, Noel Bueno 13, Kingston Nishimura 0, John Orpillia 0, Cody Sison 7, Elijah Gambol 7, Ian Namu 7, Sean Fitzgerald 2, Jacob Low 2, Elijah Butler 13, James Ziegler 0, Logan Griff 0, Mason Mackey 0.

3-point goals–Kapolei 3 (Ziane, Stridiron, Kamaka). Mililani 2 (Rozmeski, Gambol).

Junior varsity–Mililani 43, Kapolei 30

Radford 54, Aiea 33

Malcolm Hill scored 11 points and Tobias Powell and Jordan Riley added 10 each to lead the Rams over Na Alii.

AIEA–Cory Walton 0, Kysen Helepololei 0, Austin Hartbarger 0, Christian Maglaya 6, Matt Sio 5, Shaun Aque 5, Jantsen Shimoto 0, Josh Hill 2, Bronson Lee 0, Brandon Lee 0, Micah Chang-Olivar 5, Christian Kessell 0, Bryan Naito 7, Mana Kaahanui 0, Amara Toure 3.

RADFORD–Jordin Pacheco 0, Malcolm Hill 11, Khristian Ebreo 0, Francis Villejo 2, Tobias Powell 10, Derrick McLamore 4, Khristopher Ebreo 0, Jordan Riley 10 , Trevon Hinkel 2, LaToine Thompson 2, Izaiah Lavatai 3, Aaron Jackson 4, Kendall Bryant 6.

3-point goals–Aiea  2 (Aque, Chang-Olivar). Radford 6 (Powell 2, Riley 2, Hill, Lavatai).

Junior varsity–Aiea 46, Radford 41

Waianae 45, Waipahu 35

Makana Piilani had 10 points and Tyger Rohr added eight as the Seariders downed the Marauders.

WAIPAHU–AJ Jerome Leano 0, Dustin Morales 10, Jasper Sebastian 3, Jordan Mateo 1, Brendan Mendoza 15, Richard Maisea 0, Bryson Ansagay 0, Billy Gragasian 0, Christian Castrance 0, Andrew Pecpec 1, Dan Viloria 0, Paul Subia 0, Meshack Leapaga 3, Elijah Taimatuia 2.

WAIANAE–Tyger Rohr 8, Natano Namulauti 6, Josh Searles 6, Makana Piilani 10, Ikaika Trueman-Reed 0, Austin Thomas 5, Bronson Brown-Kaopua 6, Sage Cruz 4, Zeffaniyah Kauihana-Kaimimoku 0. Kimo Pennington 0

3-point goals–Waipahu 2 (Mendoza 2). Waianae 1 (Rohr).

Junior varsity–Waianae 35, Waipahu 34

ILH DIVISION I GIRLS

No. 2 Punahou 70, Mid-Pacific 30

Heaven Wong, Tyra Moe, and Va’e Malufau scored nine points each as the Buffanblu dominated the Owls.

Mid-Pacific’s Pua Kanekoa scored a game-high 13 points in the loss.

PUNAHOU–Keaupono Fey 4, Lexie Taylor 5, Elle Uyeda 5, Heaven Wong 9, Hailey Motooka 5, Astra Kidani 5, Kaleialoha Puaa 4, Va’e Malufau 9, Samantha Alakai 1, Tyra Moe 9, Abigail Aplaca 4, Kamaile Kandiah 8, Sunny Rosario 2.

MID-PACIFIC–Harley Simon 0, Lia Nakamoto 4, Kerry Ellen Chun 0, Emma Krening 3, Kayla Muraoka 0, Judy Phan 0, Emily Ma 2, Pua Kanekoa 13, Courtney Tom 8.

3-point goals–Punahou 4 (Taylor, Uyeda, Motooka, Kidani). Mid-Pacific 2 (Kanekoa 2).

ILH DIVISION II GIRLS

University 47, Kamehameha II 33

Markayisha Masani scored 23 points and the Junior ‘Bows made 15 of 19 free throws in the fourth quarter to pull away from the Warriors.

Brenna Dela Rosa came through with 10 points for University. Lindsey Mok had nine points in the loss.

UNIVERSITY–Malia Parpana 0, Markayisha Masani 23, Brenna Dela Rosa 10, Paige Salavea 0, Michelle Au 2, Kyra Young 5, Malie Adams 0, Brooke Kodama 5, Jocelyn Ki 2.

KAMEHAMEHA–Kylie Leong 7, Maveric Abella 0, Taylin Perreira 1, Kealani Browne 0, Andie Hoshijo 0, Breelyn Clark 4, Kiana Burnett 3, Nalani-Tearsjah Aipoalani-Tuaoi-Tootoo 6, Lindsey Mok 9, Katherine Shun Gilmour 0, Heaven Rodrigues 3.

3-point goals–University 1 (Kodama). Kamehameha 1 (Leong).