Moanalua guard Antoine Hines refused to let a busted shoe slow him down as Na Menehune chased down McKinley on Thursday night.

With the front of his sneaker sole flapping beneath him for much of the night, Hines scored 22 points, including a game-tying jumper with 47 seconds left in regulation, and Moanalua rallied to a 73-68 overtime win at McKinley’s gym.

Moanalua trailed by 11 at halftime and was down 10 with 2:50 left in the third quarter, but Hines and forward Aaron Stuart sparked the comeback. Stuart also finished with 22 points, the last two coming in overtime as Na Menehune (8-2)  scored the first six points of the extra period to take command.

"We just tried to get stops. We weren’t stopping them all day," Hines said. "Then we got the ball in the paint a lot more in the second half. Aaron did a great job getting in the middle and getting layups and making plays for us."

Hines had the focus to knock down clutch shots in the second half despite the distraction under his feet.

"It was bugging me," said Hines, who finally had to tape up the front of his shoe in the fourth quarter. "I felt like I was about to slip the whole time."

The Tigers (5-5) had Na Menehune chasing them after putting together a 17-2 run in the first quarter. Macjun Otarra scored seven of his 11 first-half points during the spurt, and McKinley went into halftime with a 41-30 lead.

Stuart accounted for Moanalua’s first 10 points of the third quarter, and Hines later knocked down two 3-pointers as Na Menehune chopped into their deficit and went into the fourth quarter trailing 55-50.

"If we play it inside-out and give ourselves opportunities at the rim or kick-outs, we’re a much better offensive team," Moanalua coach Byron Mello said. "To their credit we made adjustments in the second half, so I’m really pleased with that."

Moanalua continued to chip away and closed to two points on four occasions in the fourth quarter. Nelson Pita answered twice for McKinley, and Otarra’s jumper with 2:29 left gave the Tigers a 64-60 lead.

But Hines drove in for a layup then tied it up with a free-throw-line jumper with 47 seconds left.

McKinley worked the clock down to set up a final shot, but the attempt rattled in and out just before the buzzer.

Karson Cruz gave Moanalua it’s first lead since midway through the first quarter with a putback, and Na Menehune scored the first five points of overtime.

McKinley went 3:08 into the extra period before Pita’s layup brought the Tigers to within four at 70-66. But Na Menehune hung on from the free-throw line.

MOANALUA–Elo Badua 0, Aljohn Bumanglag 4, Eric Miyauchi 0, Jamaal Willis 12, Antoine Hines 22, Charles Johnson III 0, Karson Cruz 13, Jordan Williams 0, Aaron Stuart 22.

MCKINLEY–Erolina Javier 0, Josh Lam 2, Lanson Hino 0, Brennan Waters 8, Dan Villejo 16, Joramae Otarra 0, Nelson Pita 10, Macjun Otarra 19, Dayton Lee 13, Kaimi Kini 0.

3-point goals–Moanalua 4 (Hines 3, Willis). McKinley 4 (Waters 2, Lee, Villejo).

Junior varsity–McKinley 73, Moanalua 56 OT

No. 6 Farrington 53, Kailua 36

After the Surfriders played the Govs even for a half, Isaiah Visoria scored seven of his game-high 20 points, including two treys, to help Farrington pull away.

Kamu Scheer led Kailua with 14 points.

FARRINGTON–Jacob McEnroe 6, Mark Dudalao 3, Isaiah Smith 2, Van Hugo 7, Isaiah Visoria 20, Tua Unutoa 6, Seu Luafatasaga 1, Jay-Ar Francisco 0, Jacob Yaplag 0, John Paul Raymundo 0, Ton Selga 1, Makana Correira 0, Manley Williams 6, Bernard Dela Cruz 1, S. Setuleai 0.

KAILUA–Nainoa Mercado 2, Noah Kawai 0, William Kailimai 11, Peter Kanoho 0, Matthew Bishop 2, Clifton Rodrigues 0, Kamu Scheer 14, Keelan Kaleiohi-Palama 0, Hano Kohatsu 2, Christian Mejia 0, Eric Lavoie 0, Russell Foster 0, Noah Ah Yat 2, Noah Auld 3.

3-point goals–Farrington 4 (Visoria 3, Hugo). Kailua none.

Junior varsity–Farrington 46, Kailua 40

Kahuku 47, No. 7 Kalaheo 41

Hirkley Latu scored 12 points and Keanu Akina added 11 to lead the Red Raiders over the Mustangs. Kupaa Harrison scored 21 points in the loss.

KALAHEO–Zach Marrotte 11, Kupaa Harrison 21, Kekai Smith 3, Micah Holeso 0, Dario Delcastillo 2, Kela Thomas 2, L.J. Barnes 2, Andrew Hernandez 0.

KAHUKU–Keanu Akina 11, Chance Maghanoy 0, Drayton Aki 0, Huleia Naeole 2, Wilton Cravens 10, Kesi Ah Hoy 5, Soli Afalava 4, Hirkley Latu 12, Samuta Avea 2, Tuli Wily-Matagi 1.

3-point goals–Kalaheo 2 (Harrison, Marrotte). Kahuku  4 (Akina 2, Craves, Ah Hoy).

Junior varsity–Kalaheo 54, Kahuku 51

Kaiser 70, Kaimuki 38

Matt Haili scored 14 and Kelsey Lewis added 12 as the Cougars trounced the Bulldogs.

KAISER–Kelsey Lewis 12, Melvin Kahunanaui 3, Nicolas Tom 11, Nicholas Lebeck 3, Trevin Kahunanui 8, Chance Kalaugher 9, Matt Haili 14, Marcus Mafi 5, Michael Okamoto 5.

KAIMUKI–Sean Noda 2, Christian Ono 3, Sloan Fuller 3, Jerry Betiru 14, Kency Owens 0, Akira Vernon 4, Kenny Fujioka 4, Kenneth Neo 5, Faafetai Lucio 0, Tayler Espinda 3.

3-point goals–Kaiser 3 (Lewis 2, Okamoto). Kaimuki 3 (Fuller, Neo, Espinda).

Junior varsity–Kaiser 55, Kaimuki 45

Roosevelt 63, Anuenue 35

Justin Furtado hit three 3-pointers and had 13 points to lead the Rough Riders over Na Koa. Kimo Romena scored 16 points in the loss.

ANUENUE–Ikaika Benjamin 1, Kamana’opono Grace-Kekawa 0, Kamalu Kamauoha 9, Kimo Romena 16, Pono Kahili 1, Naalii Dureg 6, Kailau Keola 2, Kawaa Kahana 0, Kaleo Lindsey 0.

ROOSEVELT–Chaston Marcos 0, Valen Inaura 5, Justin Furtado 13, Jake Kawasaki 2, Mick Colling 12, Kevin Foster 7, Sean Zukeran 4, Josh Alexander 12, Brent Quakenbush 8, Felix He 0.

3-point goals–Anuenue 3 (Romena 2, Kamauoha). Roosevelt 7 (Furtado 3, Alexander 2, Foster, Quakenbush).

Castle vs. Kalani — Not reported

OIA WEST BOYS

Aiea 49, Waialua 37

Na Alli bolted to a 20-8 first quarter lead and cruised by the Bulldogs. Xavier Repollo had a game-high 15 points, sinking three 3-pointers for Waialua.

AIEA–Cory Walton 0, Kysen Helepololei 0, Matt Sio 2, Christian Maglaya 6, Shaun Aque 11, Jantsen Shimoto 0, Bronson Lee 0, Brandon Lee 4, Micah Chang-Olivar 2, Christian Kessell 5, Bryson Naito 6, Mana Kaahanui 1, Kimo Souza 0, Amara Toure 12.

WAIALUA–Sean Murphy 0, Jeren Dingal 7, Xavier Repollo 15, Royce Gasper 4, Travis Maze 0, Virgilio Bareng 11, Kaimana Eguires 0, Tripp Blaser 0, Aaron Nunez 0, Wyatt Rushing 0, Jeffery Bareng 0.

3-point goals–Aiea 2 (Aque 2). Waialua 3 (Repollo 3).

Junior varsity–Aiea def. Waialua, no score available.

Campbell 51, Pearl City 28

Michael Merchant scored 10 points to help the Sabers remain undefeated in league play. 

CAMPBELL–Jomar Jett Gapusan 0, John Onva 0,  Michael Merchant 10, Isaac Hurd 6, Jayce Bantolina 8, Lamart Dudley 6, Gilbert Dayanan 6, Melvin Bergado 1, Kainoa Perry 2, Alex Layi 2, Joshua Forte 4, Robert Fagaragon 4, Kieran Boudreouz-Bostic 2

PEARL CITY–Tylor Canon 5, Eric Dela Pena 4, Shandy Reyes 0, Matthew Garcia 3, Joshua Arellano 0, Ivan Nakasone 3, Christopher Roy 0, Garette Kanamu 6, P-Jay Solomon 5, Bryson Galdiera 2.

3-point goals–Campbell 3 (Bantolina, Fagaragon, Merchant). Pearl City  3 (Canon, Garcia, Nakasone).

Junior varsity–Pearl City 31, Campbell 22

Leilehua 52, Kapolei 49, OT

Pomai Cozo scored 13 points and Joseph Gouty scored five of his eight points in overtime to help the Mules turn back the Hurricanes in overtime.

LEILEHUA–Kainoa Aleviado 4, Jarron Kim-Raguirag 0, Chanse Ramirez 5, Joseph Gouty 8, Kevin Brown 0, Anterrio Gainwell 0, Diego Aguirresaenz 0, Trevor Williams 0, Elijah Calzo 0, Koa Kauhi 6, Dhyllan Amond 0, Pomai Cozo 13, Bryan Mason 8, Torenzo Vereen 8, Epeli Natoko 0.

KAPOLEI–Zhaine Canne 0, Koa Alvarado 10, Abdel-Kader Ziane 8, Jeffery Garret 0, Augustine Stridiron 0, Benjahmin Toomolatai 6, Matthew Henderson 0, Austin Wasson 0, Chance Kamaka 18, Dakota Williams 1, Micah Kapoi 6.

3-point goals–Leilehua 3 (Cozo 2, Aleviado). Kapolei 7 (Kamaka 3, Alvarado 2, Ziane 2).

Junior varsity–Leilehua 34, Kapolei 31

Mililani 67, Waianae 64, 2 OT

After Jeremy Rozmeski hit a 3-pointer, Elijah Butler converted a layup and free throw and the Trojans hung on in double overtime.

WAIANAE–Tyger Rohr 3, Natano Namulauti 1, Josh Searles 15, Makana Piilani 8, Ikaika Trueman-Reed 0, Austin Thomas 11, Bronson Brown-Kaopua 26, Zeffaniyah Kauihana-Kaimimoku 0, K. Pennington 0.

MILILANI–Braiden Rosario 0, Cameron Muh 0, Jeremy Rozmeski 12, Noel Bueno 19, Kingston Nishimura 0, John Orpillia 0, Cody Sison 8, Elijah Gambol 3, Ian Namu 6, Sean Fitzgerald 4, Jacob Low 0, Elijah Butler 15, Logan Griff 0, Mason Mackey 0.

3-point goals–Waianae 3 (Piilani 2, Thomas). Mililani 7 (Rozmeski 4, Bueno 3).

Junior varsity–Mililani 55, Waianae 37

radford 53, waipahu 39

Derrick McLamore scored 17 points to lead the Rams over the Marauders. Dustin Morales led Waipahu with 13 points.

RADFORD–Jordin Pacheco 0, Malcolm Hill 8, Khristian Ebreo 0, Francis Villejo 0, Tobias Powell 5, Derrick McLamore 17, Khristopher Ebreo 0, Trevon Hinkel 2, LaToine Thompson 0, Absolom Henry 9, Izaiah Lavatai 0, Aaron Jackson 4, Kendall Bryant 8.

WAIPAHU–Airon Castaneda 0, AJ Jerome Leano 0, Keanu Deboma 0, Dustin Morales 13, Jasper Sebastian 0, Gerald Felix 6, Jordan Mateo 0, Brendan Mendoza 7, Richard Maisea 0, Bryson Ansagay 0, Billy Gragasian 0, Christian Castrance 2, Andrew Pecpec 6, Paul Subia 0, Elijah Taimatuia 5.

3-point goals–Radford 3 (Hill 2, McLamore). Waipahu 3 (Felix 2, Pecpec).

Junior varsity–Radford 47, Waipahu 37

ILH DIVISION III BOYS

Christian Academy 70, Assets 29

CHRISTIAN ACADEMY–Frederick Harris III 13, Matthew Urcia 19, Rylie Schenbeck Chang 2, Xavier Matthews 17, Hollis Tam 1, Austin Miura 0, Bryson Stride 2, Joshua Luna 14, Jacob-Aaron Salas 0, Jarrin-James Ralar 2, Brayden Salas 0.

ASSETS–Greg Miller 2, Christian Walker 0, Paul Matsuda 5, Carter Kawai 0, Cole Herrera 0, Michael Tory 0, Micah Swenson-Kim 0, Christopher Tanaka 0, Aiden Matsura 5, Paul David 6, Chase Deaton 2, Nenad Djondjeric 2, Micahel Weaver 7, Todd Colby 0.

3-point goals–Christian Academy 5 (Urcia 3, Harris III 2). Assets none.

Hawaiian Mission 59, Lanakila Baptist 38

LANAKILA BAPTIST–Keanu Cikowsky 4, Roycen Routt 12, Robert Baker 4, Geo Julian 0, Jerrold Mariano 14, Colton Salvador 4, Joshua Carlton 0.

HAWAIIAN MISSION–Caleb Miller 0, Riley Kim 4, Chris Chang 0, Mitchel Emileo 0, Mark Valencia 5, Seth Jackson 21, Alex Avendano 2, Richard Domingo 7, Reid Kim 1, Logan Earles 19.

3-point goals–Lanakila Baptist none. Hawaiian Mission  5 (Earles 2, Domingo, Jackson, Valencia).

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Varsity boys

Division I-AA

Punahou 60, Maryknoll 37

BIIF

Junior varsity boys

Kamehameha-Hawaii 63, Hilo 52