Leilehua girls wins OIA Division I basketball championship

Tianna Hanohano scored on a layup with 15 seconds to play, giving Leilehua a 32-31 overtime win over Roosevelt for the OIA Division I girls basketball championship.

Hanohano was a huge factor. The 6-foot guard ran the point for Leilehua (12-2) and was a ball hawk defensively in the paint. Center Tywanna Abbott led the taller Mules with 10 points and seven rebounds. Chyel Palmer had six points and six boards before fouling out, and Hanohano finished with seven points, five caroms and two assists in a hugely versatile and valuable performance. The length and height of the Mules helped limit Roosevelt’s outstanding scorer, Keala Quinlan, to nine points on 4-for-13 shooting.

“Keala’s a great player. Hat’s off to her,” Hanohano said. “She left her heart out there.”

Roosevelt (12-1) won a preseason matchup with Leilehua 50-38, but it was a different tale on Saturday night.

Leilehua trailed 31-30 after Quinlan drilled a clutch pull-up 3-point shot on the fast break with 51 seconds left in overtime. Mules coach Elroy Dumlao called time out with 19.8 seconds left, setting up an inbounds pass from Hanohano to Abbott at the elbow.

“It’s a play we didn’t run earlier and it depends on the screen,” Hanohano said.

After the ball got to Abbott, Hanohano sprinted right at her teammate and took a handoff as she dribbled left. Abbott screened Hanohano’s defender, and the left-hander went to the rim for a layup off the glass.

Down 32-31, Roosevelt immediately pushed the ball upcourt and guard Ashley Kiko drew contact near the baseline with 8.5 seconds left. She missed the first free-throw try, and after a Roosevelt timeout, she missed the second.

Hanohano rebounded and was fouled, but it was only the sixth team foul for Roosevelt. They gave out their seventh foul when Abbott took an inbounds pass with 4.8 seconds left.

Abbott missed her 1-and-1, and after a scramble for the loose ball, Roosevelt gained possession in the corner with 0.7 seconds to go. Kiko inbounded to Quinlan racing up the sideline, and Quinlan was able to get one dribble down before launching a halfcourt shot that missed off the back iron at the buzzer.

Leilehua’s faithful following of about 200 loud and hearty fans erupted in glee.

“I told the team before the game, ‘You’re going to make history as the first team to not be in the Top 10 to win the OIA,’ ” Dumlao said.

Roosevelt (12-3) led for most of the second half, but was unable to pull away. The defending league champions had a 28-25 lead with 4:49 left in regulation, but were in delay mode the rest of the time and didn’t score again until the extra period.

It was Shaylee Todani’s 3-point shot from the right wing with 24 seconds to go in regulation that tied the game. The Rough Riders weren’t able to get a clean look before the buzzer.

“He was looking for me to shoot it,” Todani said of her coach. “He has faith in me and so does my team.”

Roosevelt had already clinched a berth in the state tournament.

“Hat’s off to Elroy and his team. They got the better of us,” Roosevelt coach Hinano Higa said. “We’ve got to get back to work and clean up.”

ILH DIVISION I PLAYOFFS

No. 2 ‘Iolani 40, No. 6 Punahou 35

Hugh Hogland and Robby Mann scored baskets early in overtime and ‘Iolani withstood five missed free throws late in the session to beat Punahou in an ILH tiebreaker playoff Saturday at Kamehameha gym.

‘Iolani advances to play Saint Louis for the ILH regular-season title on Monday. ‘Iolani, Punahou, Kamehameha and Saint Louis all finished the regular season with 6-4 records, necessitating a playoff for the title and a berth in the state tournament.

With the score 37-35, Punahou’s Mausolf found himself wide open at the top of the key and the crowd of over 500 held their breath. But the usually consistent 3-point shotmaker saw his shot go in and out.

Mann then sealed it with two free throws for a 39-35 lead with 15 seconds left.

No. 3 Saint Louis 69, No. 5 Kamehameha 58

Saint Louis went on two big runs in the second quarter and eased past Kamehameha in an ILH tiebreaker playoff Saturday at Kamehameha gym.

Saint Louis went on a 7-0 run to start the second period and a 13-0 run at the end of the period for a 38-20 lead with 1:11 left.

Jaymason Nunuha scored the last five points in the run and Saint Louis went in leading 38-22 at halftime.

Tristan Nichols scored Saint Louis’ first six points of the third period for a 44-24 lead and the Crusaders were on their way.

ILH I-AA BOYS

Saint Louis 62, ‘Iolani 56

Rayson Canencia’s game-high 24 points propelled the Crusaders over the Raiders.

Carter Lau led ‘Iolani with 17 points.

KAILUA—Ronske Inere Jr. 0, Everett Torres-Kahapea 3, Noah Ah Yat 8, Zach Marrotte 16, Paul Keoni Serikawa Jr. 0, Noah Auld 2, Christian Mejia 13, Jonah Kalai 2, Darrell Bueno 0, Kawehe Kohatsu 13.

KALAHEO—Andrew Kearney 4, Kekai Smith 23, Captain Whitlock 9, Kela Thomas 0, Ryan Pardini 10, Abel Kanehe 0, Harry Wallace 6, Alex Layi 14, Mark Lehrner 0.

3-point goals—Kailua 3 (Marrotte 3). Kalaheo 2 (Smith, Whitlock).

OIA GIRLS DIVISION I TOURNAMENT

Leilehua 32, No. 5 Roosevelt 31

LEILEHUA—Regina Dela Cruz 0, Megan Ayala 0, Kaylen Kamelamela 2, Hannah Coffin 0, Tianna Hanohano 7, Tywanna Abbott 10, Chyel Palmer 6, Shaylee Todani 7.

ROOSEVELT—Haven Gabriel 0, D-dre Wright 0, Alliya Gabriel 14, Ciera Uchida 3, Ashley Kiko 5, Keala Quinlan 9, Sadie Luiz 0.

3-point goals—Leilehua 2 (Todani 2). Roosevelt 3 (A. Gabriel, Uchida, Quinlan).

No. 7 Radford 36, Farrington 34

The Rams, led by Kyle Johnson’s 17 points, squeaked past the Governors to claim third place in the OIA.

Three players did all the scoring for Farrington in Shanny Mailou (12), Moli Heimuli (12) and Shayla Cabato-Machado (10).

FARRINGTON—Kylie Carganilla 0, Shayla Cabato-Machado 10, Shaniah Paleafei 0, Shanny Mailou 12, Chalei Smith 0, Golden Rowan 0, Lokelani Pacheco 0, Moli Heimuli 12, Naomi Peltier 0, Lexuss Tulba 0, Brittany Sarusa 0, Char Lubay 0, Kelia Miller 0.

RADFORD—Natalie Jackson 5, Puni Seei 8, Salara Dill 2, Michelle Vasquez 0, Jaime Hearther 0, Kyle Johnson 17, LJ Peralta 0, Shaelie Burgess 2, Denise Bell 2.

3-point goals—Farrington 2 (Mailou 2). Radford 2 (Johnson, Jackson).

Kaiser 48, No. 10 Mililani 43

The Cougars edged the Trojans on the road and captured fifth place in the OIA behind Rose Shimaoka’s game-high 26 points.

KAISER—Brooke Ho 9, Rose Shimaoka 26, Skylar Kimura 4, Lyla Kaneakala 8, Kayla Russell 1, Chelsea Soong 0.

MILILANI—Velisa Meleisea 7, Teona Singletary 0, Kayla Torres 5, Taysia Canon 9, Ava Lowell 0, Elise Vasper 0, Hope Carter , Taylor Walker 2, Jazmina Lafitaga 10, Kalena Gibson 10, Janae Richie 0.

3-point goals—Kaiser 2 (Shimaoka, Kaneakala). Mililani 3 (Canon 2, Lafitaga 1).

OIA girls Division II Tournament

Kaimuki 36, McKinley 21

MCKINLEY—Kayla Rasavanh 6, Dezlyn Naval 3, Kloe Lum 5, Suzie Park 2, Joselle Ferrer 5, Teane Sofa 0, Cheenie Melgazo 0, Vee Vee Li 0.

KAIMUKI—Sirena Titer 1, Angela Wright 0, Liza Anien 0, Sonia Palik 4, Kayla Borja 0, Keihara Henry 0, Kaelyn Espinda 2, Brandi Pfeiffer-Kekoa 2, Victoria Kintz 17, Kuuipo Sefo 2, Alyssa Chon 0, Anastasia Vea 0, Kato Leha 7, Dacyleen Amond 0, Cleo Lauvao 0, Mele Loo-Godinet 1.

3-point goals—McKinley 2 (Lum, Ferrer), Kaimuki 1 (Kintz).

Waipahu 43, Kalaheo 35

The Marauders downed the Mustangs behind Shannon Mailos’ 11 points to claim third place in OIA Division II.

KALAHEO—Dani Humphrey 0, Esther Ilad 4, Natasha Vega 0, Jordan Kanakaole 0, Michelle Sasaki 10, Tiana Perry 0, Shaena Randles 3, Jadyn Silva 8, Tyler Meredith 3, Sharae Randles 0, Tiffany Beach 0, Samantha Pollard 7.

WAIPAHU—Kayla Dias-Pajente 4, Kruzee Balcobero 4, Shannon Mailos 11, C.J. Tamayo 0, Angelica Simanu 2, Kathleen Camangeg 4, Kaelyn Aceret 8, Jenna Ramirez 0, Leilani Baon 5, Jhoanna Caucon 0, Jonilyn Cabatic 5.

3-point goals—Kalaheo 2 (Silva). Waipahu, none.

ILH Division I girls championship

No. 3 Maryknoll 61, No. 4 Punahou 59, 2 OT

PUNAHOU—Kamaile Kandiah 9, Lexie Taylor 6, Heaven Wong 2, Abigail Aplaca 4, Kristen Tamagawa 1, Elle Uyeda 7, Tyra Moe 21, Kylie Yamauchi 2.

MARYKNOLL—Alexis Delovio 4, Rhianne Omori 11, Georgette Steitzel 3, Kodee Vienna 2, Isabella Cravens 4, Chayse Milne 16, Lindsey Lee 7, Ysabelle Halemano 1, Moenongi Notoa 0.

3-point goals—Punahou 1 (Moe). Maryknoll 3 (Lee, Milne, Stiezel).

ILH Division II boys

Damien 65, Christian Academy 45

CHRISTIAN ACADEMY—Isaiah Harris 19, Preston Ferry 0, Rylie Schenbeck Chang 5, Bryson Stride 2, Matt Tokuda 8, Jacob Salas 4, Dakota Fisher 7.

DAMIEN—BJ Ballesteros , Jayvee Quines 20, Kolin Galdiano 15, Malik Adeniji 1, Storm Maldonado 5, Joseph Torres 5, Shaun Apiki 7, Crumel Mooring , Rekeeb Craig 5, Seth Daniels 6, Brandon Galang , Kross Daoang .

3-point goals—Christian Academy 3 (Harris 2, Tokuda). Damien 11 (Galdiano 4, Quines 4, Craig, Daniels, Torres).

ILH Division III boys

Damien 57, Lanakila Baptist 56

LANAKILA BAPTIST—Keanu Ciskowsky 7, Ramon Shubert 11, Jeffrey Mangahis 4, Geo Julian 6, Joshua Carlton 4, Jerrod Mariano 24.

DAMIEN—Kapili Livingston Lopez 0, Hakeem Adeniji 7, Jared Miller 27, Dalton Thompson 7, Mark Gamboa 3, Charlie Eugenio 2, Kaulana Funakoshi 2, Brendan Hildalgo 0, Carlos Atienza 0, Braedan Marumoto 9, Ed Ryan Balbuena 0.

3-point goals—Lanakila Baptist 1 (Julian). Damien 1 (Thompson).

BIIF Boys

Hawaii Prep 38, Pahoa 36