After Anthony Kahoohanohano-Davis broke two records, Baldwin’s coaches told him to slow it down.

Rather than following their instructions, he set another record on Friday at the Island Movers/HHSAA State Track and Field Championships at Kamehameha. The Baldwin senior broke the boys triple jump record of 48 feet, 1 inch in each of his three jumps during Friday’s trials. He now holds the state meet record at 49-103⁄4.

“The first (jump) got me hyped,” Kahoohanohano-Davis said. “The officials, they didn’t mark it for the record, so second jump I was like I have to do it again. I hit the second one and I was feeling the adrenaline, but Coach said stop already.

“I got to get 50. I did the third one. I tried … almost.”

Kahoohanohano-Davis hit 48-7 on his first jump, then made 49-1. His 49-10 3⁄4 carries over to today’s finals, meaning it can hold up as the winning mark. But he wants to break his own record and has three attempts today to do so. Larry Khan-Smith held the previous record from 1986.

“I want to hit that 50,” Kahoohanohano-Davis said.

Kahoohanohano-Davis also finished first in the trials of the long jump with a mark of 23-11⁄2 and won his heat of the 110-meter hurdles in 15.03 seconds. He’s also the top seed in the high jump after clearing 6-10 this season. No trials were held in the high jump and the meet record is 6-9.

Baldwin’s Bailey Kaopuiki, the defending champion in the 100 and 200, finished first in the 200 and second in the 100. The Bears, who won state titles in 2012 and 2013, are looking to leave this weekend with the team championship.

“We want to take it home, but we know there’s tough competition out here,” Kahoohanohano-Davis said. “We just have to keep our minds straight and try and keep improving.”

Justin Desaki’s time of 10.75 in the 100 dash surpassed Shane Victorino’s meet record of 10.80 from 1999. But the Kamehameha junior thinks he can lower his time in the finals.

“Especially since (defending) state winner is right next to me, I think can do it,” Desaki said. “The pressure and the fans and my teammates all telling me I can do it just makes me want to go.”

Kristen O’Handley scored one point for defending girls champion Kaiser by placing sixth in the high jump. O’Handley was the top finisher in the 100 trials and won her heat in the 200 and 400 trials to advance to the finals. She also ran on Kaiser’s 4×100 and 4×400 relay teams that advanced.

Hawaii Prep’s Kaui Taylor repeated as the high jump champion after clearing 5-4. Taylor almost cleared 5-6, which would’ve broken the meet record of 5-5 1⁄2. Her body cleared the bar, but her legs clipped the bar on her descent into the high jump pit.

Castle’s William Ewaliko won the boys pole vault after clearing 14-3. Ewaliko had a chance to further his personal record in the pole vault but missed in three attempts at 14-9.

“It was a new height for me,” Ewaliko said. “I’ve never seen it before. It was a challenge for me and unfortunately I didn’t make it.”

Hawaii Prep senior Emma Taylor was the top qualifier in the 100 hurdles at 14.75 and will go for her fourth state title in the event today. Taylor also finished first in the 300 hurdles at 45.37 and will go for her third title in that event. She also finished first in the 200 in 25.54.

Farrington was the top qualifier in the unified races for the 4×100 and 4×400 relays. The events feature two students from a school’s track team and two special education students.

HHSAA STATE TRACK AND FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS

Friday

At Kamehameha

Boys

Finals

Pole Vault–1. William Ewaliko, Cast, 14-03; 2. Nick Kapule, Pun, J14-03; 3. Anis Bel, Lah, 13-09; 4. Maddux Kimura, Pun, 13-03; 5. Lucas DeRego, KSH, J13-03; 6. Robi Lin, Pun, J13-03; 7. Dalton Pahia, Cast, J13-03; t8. Logan Rubasch, Iol, 12-09; t8. Jacob Thompson, KS, 12-09.

Preliminaries

Discus Throw–1. Wesley Faagau, KS, 157-11; 2. Shiloh Tapasa, Aiea, 146-08; 3. Miki Suguturaga, Pun, 142-08; 4. Sione Vea, Kaln, 141-02; 5. Netane Muti, Lei, 140-02; 6. Tamatane Aga, Iol, 139-11; 7. Alosina Toomalatai, PC, 137-08; 8. Ashton Porter, KSH, 137-00.

Shot Put–1. Alema Kapoi, KS, 54-01.5; 2. Alama Uluave, Pun, 50-06.75; 3. Monty Payne, Dam, 49-04; 4. Kanoa Gilliland, KS, 49-03; 5. Joshua Hauanio, Iol, 48-07.5; 6. David Pakele, Hilo, 48-06.75; 7. JP Muasau, Pun, 48-04.25; 8. Miki Suguturaga, Pun, 48-04; 9. Ramsey Aviu, Aiea, 48-03.75.

Long Jump–1. Anthony Kahoohanohano-Davis, Bald, 23-01.5; 2. Hunter Lee, Pun, 22-00.5; 3. Clayce Akeo, MPI, 21-03.75; 4. Jacob Wright, KS, 20-11.75; 5. Jordan Williams, Waip, 20-08.5; t6. Jeston Moya, Cast, 20-07.5; t6. Jocel Aquino, Bald, 20-07.5; 8. Ronald Norbrey, Camp, 20-06.75.

Triple Jump–1. Anthony Kahoohanohano-Davis, Bald, 49-10.75; 2. Chayse Tamaki, Bald, 44-00; 3. Drew Koboyashi, StL, 43-09.5; 4. Peter Hanohano-Hasimoto, KS, 43-07; 5. Douglas Mitchell, Wain, 43-03; 6. Eamon Brady, Pun, 43-00; 7. Hauoli Akau, Kona, 42-11; 8. Jocel Aquino, Bald, 42-09.

110 Hurdles–1. Kamal Golaube, Lah, 14.65; 2. Tre Evans-Dumaran, KSH, 14.85; 3. Anthony Kahoohanohano-Davis, Bald, 15.03; 4. Evan Iwanaga, KS, 15.06; 5. Jonah Jessop, Camp, 15.07; 6. Jonathan Liana, Kapo, 15.13; 7. Jonathan Liu, Iol, 15.20; 8. Damion Scandrick, Keaau, 15.23.

100 Dash–1. Justin Desaki, KS, 10.75; 2. Bailey Kaopuiki, Bald, 10.87; t3. Corey Smith, Camp, 10.89; t3. Christian Padron, Dam, 10.89; t5. Grey Ihu, UHS, 11.06; t5. Lukas Kuipers, Hilo, 11.06; 7. Kaleo Pogue, Mil, 11.06; 8. Keoni-Kordell Makekau, Iol, 11.06.

1500 Run–1. Louie Ondo, Waik, 4:10.41; 2. Kaeo Kruse, KS, 4:22.35; 3. Avery Torres, Kalh, 4:11.85; 4. Craig Shaner II, Mryk, 4:23.06; 5. Ricardo Solorzano, McK, 4:15.07; 6. Connor Lehl, Pun, 4:23.46; 7. Jason Wang, Iol, 4:17.49; 8. Royce Garcia, Iol, 4:23.71; 9. Ziggy Bartholomy, Keal, 4:23.72; 10. Adalberto Malagon, Keal, 4:23.99; 11. Motomasa Mitsui, McK, 4:24.08; 12. Shadoe Soukey, Hilo, 4:25.20.

4 x 100 Relay–1. Saint Louis, 42.95; 2. Baldwin, 43.07; 3. Kamehameha, 43.28; 4. Campbell, 43.56; 5. ‘Iolani, 43.07; 6. Damien, 43.45; 7. Kaiser, 43.82; 8. Castle, 43.83.

400 Dash–1. Thomas Reid III, Rad, 50.06; 2. Donovan Brown, Pun, 50.81; 3. Avery Curet, Iol, 51.76; 4. Christian Scheer, Kais, 50.91; 5. Jacob Schmidt, Lei, 51.11; 6. Jensen McDaniel, Kais, 51.99; 7. Matteo Dumas, Rad, 51.14; 8. DesMond Collins, Moan, 51.69.

300 Hurdles–1. Quade Aiu, KS, 39.25; 2. Temujin Greywolf, Roos, 39.51; 3. Jonah Jessop, Camp, 39.93; 4. Damion Scandrick, Keaau, 40.19; 5. Kiernan Leighton Mateo, Bald, 39.56; 6. Kevin Johnson, Camp, 40.13; 7. Kamal Golaube, Lah, 40.41; 8. Solomon Loggins, Rad, 40.47.

800 Run–1. Louie Ondo, Waik, 1:59.17; 2. Pathrick Beters, Kapo, 2:02.46; 3. Lawrence Barrett, Kona, 2:02.80; 4. Hudson Lockette, Cast, 2:00.26; 5. Connor Lehl, Pun, 2:03.06; 6. Guillaume Tabary, Kalh, 2:03.14; 7. Rylie Cabalse, Waik, 2:01.19; 8. Ricardo Solorzano, McK, 2:02.77.

200 Dash–1. Bailey Kaopuiki, Bald, 22.07; 2. Corey Smith, Camp, 22.26; 3. Grey Ihu, UHS, 22.28; 4. Justin Desaki, KS, 22.52; 5. Lukas Kuipers, Hilo, 22.72; 6. Kaleo Pogue, Mil, 22.80; 7. Keoni Quanico, Kalh, 22.84; 8. Isaiah Payne, Sea, 22.98.

4 x 400 Relay–1. Radford, 3:29.27; 2. Punahou, 3:29.29; 3. Campbell, 3:30.21; 4. Kaiser, 3:30.31; 5. Roosevelt, 3:30.66; 6. Kamehameha, 3:31.66; 7. Castle, 3:32.06; 8. Konawaena, 3:32.79.

Girls

Finals

High Jump–1. Kaui Taylor, HPA, 5-04; 2. Kayla Afoa, KS, 5-02; 3. Jasianna Ah Nee, Camp, 5-00; 4. Tia Lovell, Pun, J5-00; 5. Heather Faretta, Kapaa, J5-00; 6. Kristen O’Handley, Kais, J5-00; 7. Ginon Jones, Kais, J5-00; t8. Kellie Okamura, Iol, J5-00; t8. Kiki Megorden, Pun, J5-00.

Preliminaries

Shot Put–1. Bradina Anae, Kah, 37-00.5; 2. Olivia Vaeatangitau, StF, 36-09.5; 3. Kamaleikuhalia Krug, Anue, 36-02.75; 4. Fale Taua, Lei, 35-07; 5. Lei Camargo-Naone, KS, 35-04.25; 6. Taylor-James Sullivan, KSH, 34-11.5; 7. Honey Perez-Wasson, Kah, 34-08; 8. Alexis Henderson, King, 34-02.25; 9. Finausulieti Tuifua, Kail, 33-09.

Triple Jump–1. Nicole Cristobal, Keal, 36-04; 2. Thelma Marshall, Waik, 35-08; 3. Sela Panuve, Bald, 35-01.5; 4. Kaitlyn Smith, Bald, 34-10; 5. Kacy-Lyn Navarro, Bald, 34-08; 6. Mikiala Maio, KS, 34-05.5; 7. Erica Pilotin, Sea, 33-11.5; 8. Taylor Wu, Iol, 33-10.

100 Hurdles–1. Emma Taylor, HPA, 14.75; 2. Saydee Aganus, KSH, 14.76; 3. Kaitlyn Smith, Bald, 14.91; 4. Leilani Thompson, Hilo, 15.25; 5. Kacy-Lyn Navarro, Bald, 15.55; 6. Tommi Hintnaus, Kais, 15.93; 7. Christhena Edwards, Lei, 15.94; 8. Emma Knott, Wail, 16.16.

100 Dash–1. Kristen O’Handley, Kais, 12.31; 2. Saydee Aganus, KSH, 12.48; 3. Anessa Turner, Lei, 12.51; 4. Kameron Smith, Camp, 12.56; 5. Alyssa Mae Antolin, Maui, 12.61; 6. Madison Moku, HBA, 12.66; 7. Leilani Thompson, Hilo, 12.72; 8. Amber Bell, Moan, 12.78.

1500 Run–1. Ava Shipman, Sea, 5:04.13; 2. Teri Brady, Pun, 5:05.74; 3. Mia Schiel, Pun, 5:04.53; 4. Carly Dailey, Moan, 5:06.85; 5. Kuaihelani Burgess, KS, 5:04.56; 6. Phoebe Kirk, SHA, 5:07.16; 7. Brooke Michaels, Rad, 5:05.22; 8. Jordan Jones, StA, 5:07.84; 9. Lauren Gibbs, Mil, 5:07.93; 10. Caitlin Kawaiaea, Nan, 5:11.49; 11. Deidra Iseri-Pama, KS, 5:12.12; 12. Tiger Tam, Pun, 5:12.37.

4 x 100 Relay–1. Kamehameha, 50.14; 2. Hawaii Prep, 50.62; 3. Kaiser, 50.71; 4. Punahou, 50.14; 5. Campbell, 50.76; 6. Leilehua, 51.22; 7. Kamehameha Maui, 50.98; 8. Moanalua, 51.72.

400 Dash–1. Maya Reynold, Kihei, 58.90; 2. Kristen O’Handley, Kais, 58.92; 3. Kiana Thomas, Kapo, 59.37; 4. Madison Moku, HBA, 59.96; 5. Mikaylah Kaohu, KS, 1:00.10; 6. Leah Keller, Mil, 1:00.41; 7. Leina Ann Takizawa, Kona, 1:00.28; 8. Ryanne Navarro, Mil, 1:01.25.

300 Hurdles–1. Emma Taylor, HPA, 45.37; 2. Leilani Thompson, Hilo, 46.30; 3. Saydee Aganus, KSH, 47.02; 4. Christhena Edwards, Lei, 47.21; 5. Kacy-Lyn Navarro, Bald, 47.25; 6. Jeanette Corpuz, Camp, 48.10; 7. Mya Fuller, Iol, 48.24; 8. Makena Dougherty, Sea, 48.32.

800 Run–1. Ava Shipman, Sea, 2:21.20; 2. Phoebe Kirk, SHA, 2:25.11; 3. Savannah Cochran, HPA, 2:22.74; 4. Maiya Fujiwara, Pun, 2:25.26; 5. Alexis Mckinney, Lei, 2:24.18; 6. Madison Pratt, Keaau, 2:25.59; 7. Alia Wallenstrom, Pun, 2:25.70; 8. Kailey Totherow, Pun, 2:26.41.

200 Dash–1. Emma Taylor, HPA, 25.54; 2. Kristen O’Handley, Kais, 26.02; 3. Maya Reynold, Kihei, 26.48; 4. Kameron Smith, Camp, 25.62; 5. Alyssa Mae Antolin, Maui, 26.03; 6. Claire Borthwick, Sea, 26.49; 7. Madison Moku, HBA, 26.07; 8. Kealoha Scullion, Pun, 26.25.

Discus Throw–1. Brittany Kamau, Farr, 117-04; 2. Maia Graham, Iol, 114-05; 3. Brooke Ho, Kais, 112-05; 4. Bradina Anae, Kah, 111-08; 5. Mele Vaka, Hilo, 111-01; 6. Nika Paogofie-Buyten, Keal, 110-11; 7. Genel-Joy Galvez, Keaau, 105-00; 8. Rika Sarkar, pun, 104-08.

Long Jump–1. Kayla Afoa, KS, 17-02.25; 2. Thelma Marshall, Waik, 16-09.75; 3. Nicole Cristobal, Keal, 16-06.25; 4. Mikiala Maio, KS, 16-05; 5. Saydee Aganus, KSH, 16-03.25; 6. Mikaylah Kaohu, KS, 16-01.25; 7. Kaui Taylor, HPA, 16-00.5; 8. Kacy-Lyn Navarro, Bald, 16-00.

4 x 400 Relay–1. Kamehameha, 4:09.33; 2. Punahou, 4:10.53; 3. Kaiser, 4:11.38; 4. Campbell, 4:16.15; 5. Mililani, 4:10.78; 6. Konawaena, 4:11.97; 7. Radford, 4:12.91; 8. Hawaii Prep, 4:13.22.

Mixed

4 x 100 Relay Unified–1. Farrington, 55.5; 2. Hilo, 56.06; 3. Kaimuki, 56.43; 4. Maui, 56.68; 5. Hilo “B”, 57.34; 6. Maui “B”, 1:00.80; 7. Kapaa “B”, 1:02.02; 8. Kauai, 1:07.78.

4 x 400 Relay Unified–1. Farrington, 4:37.88; 2. Hilo, 4:44.93; 3. Kaimuki, 4:58.92; 4. Maui, 4:55.00; 5. Kapaa, 5:11.43; 6. Hilo “B”, 4:56.69; 7. Kapaa “B”, 5:02.43; 8. Maui “B”, 5:29.49.