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ILH D-II Boys: Hanalani vs. Hawaii Baptist Academy

By Steven Erler / Special to the Star-Advertiser

Feb. 14, 2019

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HBA Eagle Max Wiemken (30) is denied a shot attempt by Hanalani Royals Austin Harder (15) under the basket during the ILH Boys D-2 game between the Hanalani Royals and Hawaii Baptist Academy Eagles on Thursday. HBA won 42-34.
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Hanalani Royals Jonathan Akaka (22) puts up a half-court shot attempt at the halftime buzzer.
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Hanalani Royals head coach Keoni Haole yells at his team.
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The ILH Boys D-2 game between the Hanalani Royals and Hawaii Baptist Academy Eagles.
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HBA Eagle Ridge Wada (10) drives to the basket but has his shot denied by Hanalani Royals Kona Carruthers (24).
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HBA Eagle Ridge Wada (10) fights to the basket past Hanalani Royals Cristoffer Harrison (21).
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Hanalani Royals Jonathan Akaka (22) and Culver Leaman (23) steal the ball from HBA Eagle Tony Lucuab (3).
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Hanalani Royals Cristoffer Harrison (21) takes a shot.
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Hanalani Royals Kona Carruthers (24) drives to the basket past HBA Eagle Max Wiemken (30).
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Hawaii Baptist Academy head coach George Weeks watches the game.
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HBA Eagle Adam Kikuta (4) and Hanalani Royals Austin Harder (15) fight for a loose ball.
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HBA Eagle Zach Qin (22) takes a shot over Hanalani Royals Culver Leaman (23).
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HBA Eagle Adam Kikuta (4) celebrates with his bench after nailing a buzzer beater at the end of the third period.
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