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The ‘Iolani Raiders collected all 10 first-place votes to remain at No. 1 in the Star-Advertiser Girls Basketball Top 10.
‘Iolani continued its steamroller with big wins over Radford (57-30) and Kaiser (79-40), even after slow starts in each contest. Posts Mele Sake and Callie Pieper continue to give ‘Iolani a strong presence on the boards.
Konawaena remained at No. 2 after beating Campbell (42-26), Lahainaluna (55-51) and Maui (66-43) at the Wildcats’ tournament over the weekend.
Maryknoll routed Kahuku (46-12) and Kalani (71-9) to stay at No. 3. In a battle of teams that were tied at No. 4 last week, Lahainaluna defeated Campbell 55-42 at the Konawaena tourney.
There are no new teams in the Top 10, though Maui dropped two spots to No. 10.
Star-Advertiser Girls Basketball Top 10
Nov. 21, 2022
Rank School (Record) Pts LW
1. ‘Iolani (9) (6-0) 90 1
> won at Radford 57-30
> def. Kaiser 79-40
> next: at Hawaii Baptist, Saturday (Nov. 26)
2. Konawaena (4-2) 80 2
> def. No. 4t Campbell 42-26
> def. No. 4t Lahainaluna 55-51
> def. No. 8 Maui 66-43
> next: bye (vs. South Medford, Ore., Dec. 8)
3. Maryknoll (4-1) 71 3
> def. Kahuku 46-12
> def. Kalani 71-9
> next: bye (vs. Nanakuli, Nov. 23)
4. Lahainaluna (3-3) 55 4-T
> def. KS-Hawaii 69-37
> lost at No. 2 Konawaena 55-51
> def. No. 4t Campbell 55-42
> next: bye (vs. Maui, Nov. 29)
5. Punahou (1-0) 53 6
> won at Radford 63-44
> next: at Moanalua, Friday
6. Campbell (2-4) 46 4-T
> lost at No. 2 Konawaena 42-26
> def. No. 10 Waiakea 56-43
> lost to No. 4t Lahainaluna 55-42
> next: bye (vs. Incarnate Word, Md., Dec. 8)
7. Kamehameha (1-2) 37 7
> bye
> next: at Mid-Pacific, Saturday
8. Damien (2-0) 20 9
> bye
> next: at Moanalua (Nov. 21), vs. Leilehua (Nov. 30)
9. Waiakea (2-1) 18 10
> def. Hawaii Baptist 59-44
> lost to No. 4t Campbell 56-43
> def. Kailua 67-47
> next: bye (at Kamehameha, Dec. 1)
10. Maui (3-2) 14 8
> def. Kailua 52-38
> def. Hawaii Baptist 50-48
> lost to No. 2 Konawaena 66-43
> next: bye (at Lahainaluna, Nov. 29)
Also receiving votes: Sacred Hearts 5, Moanalua 3, Kailua 2, KS-Hawaii 1.
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