Three of Kamehameha’s four wins this season have come against ‘Iolani, but the Warriors are still glad to see the regular-season series end.

"Those three games were our toughest games," Kamehameha pitcher Keenan Lum said. "They battle, they scratch and they claw and they do anything to win."

Lum went the distance in his first start and Kamehameha beat ‘Iolani 5-2 at ‘Iolani on Friday. The Warriors previously beat the Raiders 6-5 and 7-2.

Kamehameha allowed Lum, who was coming off an elbow injury, to take the mound with a lead after Cody Paiva tripled in Matt Yokota in the top of the first.

Just as Lum expected, the Raiders battled back, scoring a run in the second on an RBI single by Caleb Duhay. The Raiders took the lead in the third on an RBI double by Joshua Inaba.

Kamehameha tied it in the fourth when catcher Ethan Rosehill swatted an outside pitch high into right field and watched it carry all the way over the wall.

"I got lucky on that a little bit, but that’s what you need in baseball," Rosehill said. "I didn’t think it was gone, but lucky enough for me and the team it went over."

Rosehill struck again in the sixth with a double to left-center, chasing ‘Iolani starter Bronson Ichimura after 86 pitches. His replacement, Reid Kimura, then walked Will Young, allowed Lum to dump a single into right field and then walked Kody Cacal to force in a run. By the time he struck out Paiva looking, the Warriors led 5-2 with six outs to go.

"Give credit to the offense," Lum said. "We hit good, got runners on and executed some, and when we do that we will be all right."

Lum put down ‘Iolani’s last six batters in order, getting two ground balls, two fly balls and two strikeouts. He finished the day allowing only six hits and two walks. He erased two baserunners with quick pickoff moves to second base.

At ‘Iolani

Keenan Lum and Ethan Rosehill. Bronson Ichimura, Reid Kimura (6) and Joshua Inaba. W-Lum. L-Ichimura.

Leading hitters–KSK: Ethan Rosehill 2-4, 2B, HR, RBI. Iol: Corey Nakakura 2-3, 2B.

No. 2 Mid-Pacific 6, Pac-Five 1

Connor Zalewski pitched a two-hitter and struck out four to help the Owls beat the Wolfpack. Noah Shackles and Ryne Yamashiro each had three hits in the win.

At Mid-Pacific

Connor Zalewski and Noah Shackles. Owen Saito, Lee Tanaka (7) and Ryllen Abeshima.

W–Zalewski. L–Saito.

Leading hitters–MPI: Shackles 3-4; Ryne Yamashiro 3-4; Tyler Yamaguchi 2b; Nicholas Bottom 2b. Pac: Matt Matsuda 2-2.

No. 3 Saint Louis 6, Punahou 5

Reliever Peyton Oshiro struck out three batters in the bottom of the seventh inning to help the Crusaders hold off the Buffanblu. Beau Branton batted 4-for-4 with three doubles and two RBIs for Punahou.

At Central Oahu Regional Park

Dawson Yamaguchi, Jacob White (5), Peyton Oshiro (7) and Taylor Meilleur, Travis Tanaka (7). Cole Kanzawa, Josh Winkler (4) and KJ Harrison.

W–Yamaguchi. L–Kanazawa. S–Oshiro.

Leading hitters–StL: Jordan Mopas 2-4, 2 RBIs; Devan Stubblefield 2-4, 2 runs; Ryder Kuhns 3b; Jacob Gribbin 3b. Pun: Beau Branton 4-4, 4 RBIs, 3 2b; KJ Harrison 2-2.

ILH DIVISION II

St. Francis 17, Damien 8, 5 inn.

The Saints blew out the Monarchs with a 10-run third inning. Ranan Mamiya led the way with four hits, including two doubles.

At Central Oahu Regional Park

Dylan Flores, Trevor Caspillo (3), Brennan Bactista (3) and Gavin Ariola. Kreighton Tsuruda-Gaspar, Tyler Apuna (3) and Royce Torres.

W–Tsuruda-Gaspar. L–Caspillo.

Leading hitters–Dam: Tristan Florentin 3-4, RBI, 2 runs; Dylan Flores 3-3, 2 RBIs, run; Bryson Tanicala 2-3; Ariola 2-3, 2 RBIs. StF: Sean Fernandez 2-4, 2b, 2 runs; Tsuruda-Gaspar 3-4, RBI, 4 runs; Ranan Mamiya 4-4, two 2bs, 2 RBIs, 4 runs; Torres 2-3, 2 RBIs, 2 runs; Ian Phillips 2b, 3 RBIs.

OIA WHITE

Waianae 15, Kaimuki 0, 5 inn.

Ten players had a hit to help the Seariders beat the Bulldogs. Tavita Lalau and Iokepa Kaauwai combined on a one-hit shutout.

At Kaimuki

Tavita Lalau, Iokepa Kaauwai (5) and Darion Domingo. Tyler Fujita, J. Herrera (2) and KB Palsi.

W–Lalau. L–Fujita

Leading hitters–Wain: Kekoa Kaluhiokalani Jr. 2-4, 2 RBIs, 2 runs; Domingo 2-4, 3b, 2 runs; Jerzey Ramento-Acosta 2b.

Also

MIL

Molokai 18, Seabury Hall 0

Baldwin 11, King Kekaulike 1, 6 inn.

Maui 7, Kamehameha-Maui 1

BIIF

Thursday

Keaau 2, Ka’u 1

ILH DIVISION I SOFTBALL

No. 1 Kamehameha 4, No. 2 Maryknoll 2

Ateisha Norton hit a double and a triple to help the Warriors beat the Spartans.

At Central Oahu Regional Park

Chris Hipa and Rachel Ogasawara. Shearyna Labasan and Kasey Magdadaro.

W–Hipa. L–Labasan.

Leading hitters–KS: Hipa HR; Ateisha Norton 2-3, 2b, 3b; Katelyn Mahelona 2-3. Mryk: Miki Takara 2-4.

OIA RED WEST SOFTBALL

No. 3 Mililani 2, No. 9 Waianae 1

The Trojans’ Aubree Kim pitched a complete game and struck out nine batters.

At Waianae

Aubree Kim and Markie Okamoto. Cranci Kamaka and Breisha Wager.

W–Kim. L–Kamaka.

Leading hitters–Mil: Karly Macadangdang 2b, run; Kristen Ishii 3b, run. Wain: Randie Santiago 2b.

OIA WHITE SOFTBALL

Waialua 19, Anuenue 1, 5 inn.

Kaili Agabin homered twice in the second inning to help the Bulldogs beat Na Koa. Agabin led off the inning with a solo homer, then later hit a grand slam.

At Waialua

N. Pene and P. Silva. Keahi Dang and Jeania Deuz.

W–Dang. L–Pene.

Leading hitters–Anue: Anue: Silva 2-3; Pene 2-3; M. Cabigas 3b. Wail: Kaili Agabin 4-5, 2 HR; 7 RBIs, 2 2b; Christel Agtina 3-4, 2b, RBIs, 3runs; Dang 2-4, RBI, 2 runs; Amber Alejandro 3-4, RBI; Kierstin Razon 2-4, RBI, 2 runs; Selena Victoria 2-2, RBI, 3 runs.