Fatu Sua-Godinet is back.

Plagued by injuries during his football and basketball seasons, the 6-foot-2 senior guard scored seven points in the fourth quarter and delivered a pinpoint pass to Kobe Young for a go-ahead, corner 3-pointer with 38 seconds left as Kamehameha stunned ‘Iolani 43-42 on Saturday night at the Raiders’ gym.

Jayden Zarriello scored 12 points to lead Kamehameha’s balanced attack. The victory pushed Kamehameha to 4-2 in the ILH, a crucial place to be in a tight race that has Saint Louis (5-1) in first place. The Warriors have won four in a row since losing their first two league games.

“I’m so proud of them. We have 10 kids who can start for a lot of teams in this state,” Warriors coach Greg Tacon said. “Fatu is a four-year guy, been through so many injuries. Now he’s coming off the bench and feeling his way back. His sacrifices are unbelievable.”

Sua-Godinet was scoreless with two rebounds and a turnover in the first three quarters, but looked comfortable with the ball in his hands at crunch time.

“We’ve been playing together so long through the years,” Young said. “Fatu’s a veteran and he can take a good shot any time, but he set me up.”

Robby Mann scored 23 points on 7-for-14 shooting from the field to spark ‘Iolani. The loss dropped the Raiders to 3-3 in league play, reducing their chances of winning the regular season — and earning an automatic state-tourney berth — significantly.

“We didn’t deserve to win that game. All these games in the ILH, you have to finish. You have to make free throws, limit turnovers and get stops. We didn’t do any of those,” Raiders coach Dean Shimamoto said. “Kamehameha played real physical on the ball, but you’ve got to expect that late in the game. Our other guys were getting to the hole, but they just couldn’t finish.”

It was a remarkable comeback by the Warriors, who managed to go oh-fer (0-for-8) from the field in the third quarter, scoring on one free throw. They trailed 33-26 entering the fourth quarter against an ‘Iolani defense led by 6-foot-8 center Hugh Hogland.

But it was Kamehameha’s tough, swarming man-to-man defense that turned the tide. They limited Hogland to three points after the first quarter. Hogland, who finished with seven points, seven rebounds and two blocks, didn’t have a field-goal attempt in the last 24 minutes. It was similar to what Kamehameha did in a win over Saint Louis last week, stifling limiting Tristan Nichols (seven points) to no points after the first quarter.

“We basically lost in a similar manner against Maryknoll (earlier in the week),” Shimamoto said. “We have to learn how to play through adversity.”

The home team outrebounded Kamehameha 30-17, but shot 1-for-7 from the field in the final quarter and committed five costly and mostly unforced turnovers. ‘Iolani finished the game 15-for-28 from the charity stripe.

It took resilience, though, for the visiting Warriors to come back. Sua-Godinet hit two free throws with 5:15 left to bring Kamehameha within 35-30, then swished a 3-pointer from the right wing. After Kaeler Kahana drilled a corner 3 to give Kamehameha a 36-35 lead, it was back and forth. In the midst of three more lead changes, Sua-Godinet scored on a layup on a pass from Zarriello.

After Mann hit two foul shots and Nick Kennedy made one free throw, ‘Iolani led 40-38 with 2:20 remaining. Zarriello sank two free throws with 2:09 left to tie the game at 40.

Mann scored on a layup to make it 42-40 with 1:34 left and the Raiders got the ball back following a Kamehameha miss.

After ‘Iolani guard Helam Baldomero drew contact on a drive, Tacon called time out. Baldomero then missed both free-throw tries with 53 seconds left, setting up the big play by Sua-Godinet and Young, who hit his only 3-pointer of the night.

“Hugh sagged in and I was in the corner,” said Young, a 6-4 forward-center.

The Raiders nearly lost the ball on a lob to Hogland near the top of the key. After Shimamoto called timeout with 14.9 seconds to go, Zach Gelacio drove right from the top and missed a difficult shot off the glass. Kennedy tried a mid-air putback and missed, and Kamehameha’s Kamren Victorino-Kato was fouled with 5.8 seconds left.

After a timeout by Shimamoto, the sophomore missed the front end of a 1-and-1. Hogland rebounded and hesitated for a couple of seconds as Kamehameha jammed the outlet targets. Finally, Hogland found guard Justin Genovia, who drove past midcourt and pulled up at the left wing for a 23-footer that missed at the buzzer.

For Tacon and his staff, it’s life without a pause button. They’ll be studying video and sending clips of their next opponent, Maryknoll, to their players very, very soon.

“You can’t celebrate anything for a second in this league,” he said.

Except maybe during the short bus ride back to Kapalama Heights.

“OK, maybe that,” Tacon said.

PREP SUMMARIES

ILH DIVISION I BOYS

KAMEHAMEHA—Jayden Zarriello 12, Kamren Victorino-Kato 2, Saint Gelacio 2, Noah Gelacio 0, Kainalu Martin 0, Fatu Sua-Godinet 7, Peter Hanohano-Hashimoto 0, Kobe Young 6, Kaeler Kahana 4, Pono Arias 8, Nakoa Pauole 2.

‘IOLANI—Ryan Yoshioka 0, Helam Baldomero 2, Robby Mann 23, Zach Gelacio 4, Nick Kennedy 1, Noah Bumanglag 2, Justin Genovia 0, Bailey Alabanza 0, Cole Hogland 3, Hugh Hogland 7.

3-point goals—Kamehameha 5 (Zarriello 2, Kahana, Sua-Godinet, Young). ‘Iolani 1 (Mann).

No. 6 Punahou 77, Mid-Pacific 41

Cole Mausolf scored 18 points, all on 3-pointers, as the Buffanblu defeated the Owls.

Zion Shepherd scored 18 points for Mid-Pacific.

MID-PACIFIC—Codey Mita 2, Hooper Leblanc 0, Isaiah Browning 3, Daniel Florenco 2, Travis Murayama 0, Jacen Kimura 5, Travis Hayashi 0, Zion Shepherd 18, Major Davis 1, Justin Daise 10, Logan Hutchinson 0.

PUNAHOU—Cole Arceneaux 4, Zayne Chong 8, Hunter Hosoda 2, Maninoa Tufono 0, Kyle Yoshino 4, Hunter Lee 4, Christopher Kobayashi 7, Akahi Troske 6, Cole Mausolf 18, Kaulana Makaula 2, Jack-Eli Tufono 6, Jared Lum 6, Tamatoa Falatea 6, Duke Clemens 4, Noah-Falcon Kaumatule 0.

3-point goals—Mid-Pacific 1 (Browning). Punahou 11 (Mausolf 6, Chong 2, Falatea 2, Kobayashu).

ILH DIVISION II BOYS

St. Francis 39, University 36

Kameron Ng scored 11 points as the Saints remained undefeated in league play with a victory over the Jr. ‘Bows.

University’s Radyn Kaleikini finished with 10 points.

UNIVERSITY—Lachlan MacLeod 0, Micah Agcaoili 5, Anson Canencia 4, Kapena Fitzgerald 1, Charlie Fox 2, Keawe Tong 0, Ryan Hobus 8, Bryan Canencia 0, Radyn Kaleikini 10, Otto Taylor 6, Leif Fautanu 0.

ST. FRANCIS—Supilani Mailei 0, Kameron Ng 11, Bryce Nishida 6, Noah Kurosawa 1, Boris Vukovic 7, Bubba Akana 0, Jordan Woo 0, JJ Paaluhi-Caulk 0, Wembley Mailei 9, Micah Kalei 5, Laulala Fietonu 0.

3-point goals—University 1 (Agcaoili). St. Francis 4 (Nishida 2, Kalei, Ng).

Hawaii Baptist 92, Christian Academy 49

Micah Mitchell scored 22 points and Kellen Takatsuka added 20 and the Eagles made 16 3-pointers in a victory over the Patriots.

Mitchell nailed six 3-pointers and Takatsuka hit five.

Christian Academy’s Isaiah Harris finished with 21 points.

HAWAII BAPTIST—Brandon Hirokawa 5, Tanner Miyoi 2, Rhet Sugihara 3, Micah Mitchell 22, Sam Nishimiya 0, Brett Miller 12, Max Weimken 11, Kellen Takatsuka 20, Ty Minatoya 5, Cole Galicinao 3, Adam Kikuta 6, Payton Lee 2, Bryson Gonzalez 1.

CHRISTIAN ACADEMY—Isaiah Harris 21, Preston Ferry 1, Rylie Schenbeck Chang 10, Bryson Stride 0, Matt Tokuda 2, Jacob Salas 1, Hollis Tam 0, Brayden Salas 0, Cody Fisher 14.

3-point goals—Hawaii Baptist 16 (Mitchell 6, Takatsuka 5, Galicinao, Kikuta, Minatoya, Sugihara, Weimken). Christian Academy 3 (Fisher 2, Harris).

Damien 75, Hanalani 48

Joseph Torres scored 14 points and Storm Maldonado added 13 in the Monarchs’ win over the Royals.

Hanalani’s Aaron Leong had 18 points.

HANALANI—Jesse Leaman 9, Jacob Saito 2, Aaron Leong 18, Tyler Iguchi 2, Hiraku Sakuri 0, Chad Wakabayashi 0, Herbert Cacal 2, Ryan Kaneshiro 7, Zane Pantil 8.

DAMIEN—BJ Ballesteros 2, Jayvee Quines 2, Kolin Galdiano 5, Malik Adeniji 6, Storm Maldonado 13, Joseph Torres 14, Shaun Apiki 6, Crumel Mooring 8, Rekeeb Craig 6, Seth Daniels 3, Brandon Galang 8, Kross Daoang 2.

3-point goals—Hanalani 6 (Leaman 3, Leong 3). Damien 7 (Torres 4, Craig, Daniels, Galdiano).

ILH DIVISION I-AA BOYS

Kamehameha 54, Maryknoll 36

Punahou 54, ‘Iolani 47

ILH DIVISION III BOYS

Damien 50, Assets 37

Jared Miller poured in 26 points as the Monarchs stayed undefeated in league play with a win over the Admirals.

Assets’ AJ Ulufale had 10 points.

ASSETS—Kainoa Coarsey 9, AJ Ulufale 10, Kealoha Garvin 3, David Zimmerman 4, Justin Hirayama 2.

DAMIEN—Kapili Livingston Lopez 6, Hakeem Adeniji 3, Jared Miller 26, Noah Lorica 5, Mark Gamboa 2, Charlie Eugenio 0, Kaulana Funakoshi 4, Braedan Marumoto 4.

3-point goals—Assets 1 (Coarsey). Damien 3 (Miller 2, Lorica).

ILH JV BOYS

Maryknoll 64, Kamehameha White 51

Punahou Gold 52, ‘Iolani 36

ILH DIVISION I GIRLS

No. 3 Maryknoll 56, No. 7 ‘Iolani 50

Alexis Delovio scored 14 points and Rhianne Omori added 12 as the Spartans beat the Raiders.

Tori Lynn Maeda led ‘Iolani with 19 points.

MARYKNOLL—Kamalu Kamakawiwo’ole 7, Alexis Delovio 14, Rhianne Omori 12, Georgette Steitzel 0, Dakota Vienna 4, Isabella Cravens 6, Chayse Milne 3, Lindsey Lee 7, Ysabelle Halemano 3, Moenongi Notoa 0.

‘IOLANI—Emily Nomura 3, Brooke Maeda 10, Sierra Buscher 3, Kelsi Ikeda 0, Taylor Wu 4, Camy Aguinaldo 11, Tori Lynn Maeda 19, Kawai Kahalehoe 0, Skylar Nakata 0.

3-point goals—Maryknoll 5 (Delovio 2, Omori 2, Kamakawiwo’ole). ‘Iolani 7 (Aguinaldo 3, B. Maeda 2, T. Maeda, Nomura).

No. 4 Punahou 55, Sacred Hearts 48

Kamaile Kandiah scored 21 points and Va’e Malufau added 13 as the Buffanblu beat the Lancers.

Sacred Hearts’ Jessica Hanashiro finished with 18 points.

SACRED HEARTS—Zoe-Ann Yamamoto 14, Pakalana Kam 3, Sade Mizusawa 7, Shaydee Afoa 0, Kyla Nascimento 0, Dallas Martinez 2, Rachel McDaniel 2, Jessica Hanashiro 18, Ui Apao 2.

PUNAHOU—Kamaile Kandiah 21, Lexie Taylor 3, Heaven Wong 2, Kamakani DeBlake 3, Va’e Malufau 13, Kristen Tamagawa 0, Elle Uyeda 5, Tyra Moe 8, Kylie Yamauchi 0, Mahina Pua’a 0.

3-point goals—Sacred Hearts 6 (Yamamoto 2, Hanashiro 2, Kam, Misuzawa). Punahou 8 (Kandiah 5, DeBlake, Taylor, Uyeda).

ILH DIVISION II GIRLS

Hawaii Baptist 49, Damien 33

Stephanie Dang scored 12 points as the Eagles remained unbeaten in league play with a win over the Monarchs.

Melina Souza led Damien with 15 points.

HAWAII BAPTIST—Alexys Adriance 0, Ally Wada 9, Ashley Benn 4, Caitlin Ching 0, Cassidy Wada 0, Caitlen Joy Ramos 6, Kalena Montgomery 0, Katelyn Nakagawa 8, Keisha Ching 4, Kiara Chun 2, Kyley Nakagawa 0, Megan Lorenzo 0, Mikayla Chun 0, Nicole Arakaki 0, Stephanie Dang 12, Kacie Yoshida 0, Morgan Lorenzo 4, Rachel Glass 0, Haley Benn .

DAMIEN—Ghenniel Vegas 0, Kelsey Perreira 4, Taylor Labanon 3, Jonnalee Galdones 0, Karly Navas 8, Karissa Racoma 0, Kilinoe Gora 0, Melina Souza 15, Ilana Sagapolutele 3, Ethel Jayne Suniga 0, Catherine Votovich 0, Montana Carter 0, Chantelle Agag 0.

3-point goals—Hawaii Baptist 1 (Nakagawa). Damien 1 (Navas).

Mid-Pacific 39, St. Francis 36

Harley Simon scored 10 points and Ciera Kameehonua added nine to lead the Owls in a come-from-behind victory over the Saints.

Kelli Okubo and Skye Ah Yat both scored 13 points for St. Francis, which was outscored 14-7 in the fourth quarter.

MID-PACIFIC—Harley Simon 10, Margaret Leung 0, Kayla Muraoka 0, Tylee Wong 3, Kerry Chun 0, Emma Porter 0, Payton Antonio 2, Ciera Kameehonua 9, Marjorie Cheng-Leever 0, Judy Phan 8, Brillie Kovaloff 7, Brenda Huynh 0, Samantha Uyehara 0.

ST. FRANCIS—Haley Yoshioka 0, Kelli Okubo 13, Kahili Liu-Hanohano 0, Ka’imi Kalei 7, Rya Ornog 0, Misiona Ribeiro 3, Skye Ah Yat 13, Zayla Sismar-Evangelista 0, Dayna Romero , Olivia Vaeatangitau 0.

3-point goals—Mid-Pacific 5 (Kovaloff 2, Kameehonua, Simon, Wong). St. Francis 2 (Kalei, Okubo).

University 49, Le Jardin 24

Karley Ann Yoshioka scored 18 points as the Jr. ‘Bows beat the Bulldogs.

LE JARDIN— Mia Barrett 8, Kira Miyatake 0, Teneal Togami 2, Julia Brutsch 7, Katie Awana 0, Riley Diersbock 6, Alyssa Dominguez 1, Malie Young 0, Nicole Morgan 0, Julia Fischer 0.

UNIVERSITY—Alexis Perriera 0, British Dawson 9, Rhyan Vegas 0, Camryn Kaina 2, Kyra Young 8, Addie Ortiz 0, Ti Posiulai 4, Neah Tassill 1, Tyra Goo Sun 2, Cassidy Gelacio 5, Karley Ann Yoshioka 18.

3-point goals—Le Jardin none. University 2 (Yoshioka 2).

ILH DIVISION I-AA GIRLS

‘Iolani 51, Punahou 35

OIA EAST GIRLS

No. 6 Roosevelt 64, Castle 33

Keala Quinlan scored 17 of her 21 points in the first half and Ashley Kiko added 16 points as the Rough Riders remained undefeated in league play.

The Knights’ Sierra Koki finished with 18 points.

CASTLE—Raykelle Dacosin 0, Sierra Koki 18, Kaylee Ishii 1, Hauoli Beard 3, Jessica Kaupiko 3, Tileree Johnson 6, Camryn Cadinha-Oku 0, Kaira Tilton 0, Karli Gerona 0, Juli Ann Bailey 0, Roxanne Alapai 0, Keana Makaio-Dacosin 2.

ROOSEVELT—Haven Gabriel 10, Alliya Gabriel 10, Ashley Kiko 16, Keala Quinlan 21, Sadie Luiz 0, D-dre Wright 3, Ciera Uchida 4.

3-point goals—Castle 1 (Koki). Roosevelt 6 (Gabriel 2, Quinlan 2, Kiko, Wright).

Junior varsity—Roosevelt 44, Castle 40

Kalani 56, Kalaheo 40

Logan Luke scored 14 points, Daesha Viela added 11 and Kaylie Espina had 10 as the Falcons defeated the Mustangs.

Kalaheo’s Samantha Pollard had 11 points.

KALANI—Kirstin Kouchi 0, Daesha Viela 11, Chara Higaki 2, Julia Lee 0, Andrea Ching 4, Noelle Suzuki 4, Kaylie Espina 10, Logan Luke 14, Heidi Kishaba 3, Sydnee Kishaba 5, Kandyce Woods 3, Kiana Coffin 0.

KALAHEO—Dani Humphrey 8, Esther Ilad 1, Natasha Vega 0, Jordan Kanakaole 0, Michelle Sasaki 5, Tiana Perry 0, Shaena Randles 0, Jadyn Silva 0, Tyler Meredith 2, Sharae Randles 5, Tiffany Beach 8, Samantha Pollard 11.

3-point goals—Kalani 2 (H. Kishiba, Suzuki). Kalaheo 2 (Beach, Sasaki).

Junior varsity—Kalani 38, Kalaheo 29

Kaimuki 47, McKinley 46

Victoria Kintz scored 17 points and Kato Leha added 14 as the Bulldogs edged the Tigers.

Kaimuki’s Kayla Rasavanh finished with 10 points.

KAIMUKI—Sirena Titer 0, Sonia Palik 2, Kaelyn Espinda 6, Brandi Pfeiffer-Kekoa 6, Victoria Kintz 17, Kuuipo Sefo 0, Kato Leha 14, Cleopatra Lauvao 0, Mele Loo-Godinet 2.

MCKINLEY—Kayla Rasavanh 10, Kloe Lum 12, Suzie Park 0, Joselle Ferrer 7, Britney Chang 3, Teane Sofa 9, Cheenie Melgazo 0, Ve’e Ve’e Li 5, Jade Miller 0.

3-point goals—Kaimuki 2 (Espinda 2). McKinley 9 (Lum 3, Sofa 3, Chang, Ferrer, Rasavanh).

Junior varsity—Kaimuki 44, McKinley 43

Kaiser 50, Moanalua 25

Chelsea Soong had 13 points and Brooke Ho added 12 as the Cougars beat Na Menehune.

MOANALUA—Lei-Helani Talaro 4, Kylie Casinas 0, Sienna Ho 7, Kelcie Leong 6, Raven Rosa-Lasco 1, Kyra Oda 1, Delylah Sanerivi 4, Brittany Passi 2, Tasi Peters 0, Jillian Ota 0.

KAISER—Brooke Ho 12, Rose Shimaoka 9, Skylar Kimura 2, Lyla Kaneakala 6, Kayla Russell 6, Cori Sun 2, Chelsea Soong 13.

3-point goals—Moanalua 4 (Ho 2, Leong 2 ). Kaiser 3 (Kaneakala, Shimaoka, Soong).

Junior varsity—Kaiser 39, Moanalua 19

OIA WEST GIRLS

No. 8 Radford 40, Waipahu 22

Shaelie Burgess scored 17 points and Kyle Johnson added 11 in the Rams’ victory over the Marauders.

WAIPAHU—Kayla Dias-Pajente 0, Kruzee Balcobero 0, Shannon Mailos 6, C.J. Tamayo 0, Angelica Simanu 8, Kathleen Camangeg 2, Kaelyn Aceret 2, Jenna Ramirez 2, Leilani Baon 2, Jhoanna Caucon 0, Kanoe Uehara 0, Jonilyn Cabatic 0, Krystele Aceret 0.

RADFORD—Natalie Jackson 2, Puni Seei 4, Salara Dill 2, Michelle Vasquez 0, Kyle Johnson 11, Jayde Johnson 2, Shaelie Burgess 17, Denise Bell 2, Jasmyn Peralta 0.

3-point goals—Waipahu none. Radford none.

Junior varsity—Radford 41, Waipahu 17

No. 10 Leilehua 55, Aiea 16

Tywanna Abbott, Tianna Hanohano and Chyel Palmer each scored 10 points as the Mules defeated Na Alii.

AIEA—Chantelle Shimabukuro 4, Leannica Nathan 0, Jaslyn Madriaga-Aguigui 0, Laleo Maeva , Kailly Paulo 0, Julie Oda 2, Vien Crisostomo 2, Tia Ueoka 2, Samantha Lualamanga 2, Ufi Ale 4.

LEILEHUA—Regina Dela Cruz 5, Megan Ayala 3, Hannah Coffin 2, Kaylen Kamelamela 0, Kayla Posiulai 4, Tianna Hanohano 10, Tywanna Abbott 10, Chyel Palmer 10, Abigail Flores 5, Shaylee Todani 0, Azah Quach 6.

3-point goals—Aiea none. Leilehua 1 (Dela Cruz).

Junior varsity—Leilehua 36, Aiea 14

Nanakuli 50, Waialua 25

Jahnna Kahele-Madali scored 13 points and Raynette Meyers added nine as the Golden Hawks defeated the Bulldogs.

Kaitlin Ayonon led Waialua with nine points.

WAIALUA—Kasidee Teixeira 0, Kaedy Hatchett 6, Sophia Manalo 0, Kaitlin Ayonon 9, Candace Basilio 3, Laola Pang 3, Chalseah Pascua 4, Gemelie Hatchie 0, April Alaimalo 0.

NANAKULI—Jahnna Kahele-Madali 13, Crucita Enos 2, Trisdyn Kalaau 2, Kailee Nuuanu 7, Ana Ofa 8, Maka Makue 5, Raynette Meyers 9, Misnah Saeva 4.

3-point goals—Waialua 1 (Basilio). Nanakuli 4 (K. Nuuanu 2, Makue, Kahele-Madali).

Campbell 63, Pearl City 25

Cydney Curran scored 16 points and Gieani Balino added 14 in the Sabers’ victory over the Chargers.

Pearl City’s Marley Mew-Kang had 14 points.

PEARL CITY—Ciera Sylva 4, Brianna Huihui 0, Maya Mendez 0, Shawnia Oliveros 2, Ashley-Pianna Amarin 5, Karlee Kawasaki 0, Shanelle Concepcion 0, Marley Mew-Kang 14, Olivia Mataele 0, Karly Kaneko-Frost 0.

CAMPBELL—Cydney Curran 16, Jeanette Corpuz 9, Ricka Jackson 4, Danielle Silva-Freeman 0, Shantelle Sagucio 0, Gieani Balino 14, Chasstiny Balagso 2, Sierra Mariano 9, Jasianna Ah Nee 4, Kimberlee Ung 5.

3-point goals—Pearl City 1 (Sylva). Campbell 1 (Curran).

Junior varsity—Campbell 39, Pearl City 15

Other score

Kapolei 41, Waianae 31

OIA WEST BOYS

Kalani 63, Anuenue 32

Friday

ANUENUE—Kamanaopono Grace Kekawa 23, Pekelo Hokama-Kealohi 0, Kuhio Kaaekuahiwi 3, Moi Edwards 0, Lino Kauaula 0, Hemakana Kauaipaula 6.

KALANI—Kalei Packer 2, Jamie Harris 10, Chase Santos 6, Kobe Ikari 3, Akea Tolentino 5, Max Pepe 0, Micah Kawano 0, Toby Mitchell 2, Evan Chiu 5, Kapaa Nishimura 3, John Lam 10, Trey Sumida 2, Sione Vea-Kava 4, Ryan Jacobi 6, Jeffrey Wood 5.

3-point goals—Anuenue 2 (Grace Kekawa, Kaaekuahiwi). Kalani 4 (Jacobi, Ikari, Nishimura, Tolentino ).