Maybe it was the extra adrenaline of Senior Night.

The Roosevelt Rough Riders put all of it to good use on Thursday night, pulling away from a pesky Kaiser squad for a 61-43 win before a robust, near-capacity crowd at Roosevelt.

With another successful night, No. 2 Roosevelt closed regular-season play in the OIA with a perfect 11-0 mark. Keala Quinlan, a 6-foot junior, was a force on both ends of the court with 19 points, 12 rebounds and six blocked shots.

All six swats came in the third quarter as coach Hinano Higa’s squad took command. Quinlan scored almost immediately with a strong move in the low post for a bucket, then turned a block into a layup. Starr Rivera (11 points) sank a baseline jumper before Quinlan started another fastbreak with a block on Kaiser center Brooke Ho. Sharice Kawakami’s layup made it a 14-point lead, and after Rivera added another transition layup, the Rough Riders led 40-24. Quinlan had five of her six blocks in less than a three-minute span.

"We tried to win for Senior Night, but Kaiser is very competitive," Quinlan said. "Brooke kept coming at me. Her coach was yelling at her to (attack) inside. She’s good."

Kaiser guard Natasha Horn ended the 14-4 run by swishing a trey from the left wing. The visitors battled and got within 46-37 on two foul shots by Chelsea Soong just before the end of the third quarter.

Kaiser got no closer. Roosevelt was simply too constant with its full-court pressure, and the Cougars finished with more turnovers (24) than field goals. Kaiser shot 11-for-49 from the field and 18-for-35 at the free-throw line.

"We match up pretty good with them, but once they use their bench, it’s very tough for us and for any team," Kaiser coach Simon Bitanga said. "I’m surprised we stayed that close."

Starting guard Macy Hiraki is due back from a knee injury and could’ve played on Thursday. Bitanga opted to save her for the upcoming playoffs. Kaiser, 9-2 in OIA play, has a good chance to qualify for the state tourney.

Roosevelt came out firing, hitting 10 of its 21 field-goal attempts in the first quarter alone. The home team led 23-12 entering the second quarter, then went stone cold in the second quarter with 2-for-21 shooting.

Kaiser switched up defenses in the second quarter, hoping to cool off Rivera and Quinlan. The Cougars got into the bonus early and chipped away, hitting 10 of their 16 charity shots and getting within 26-21 late in the first half.

Without Hiraki, though, the speedy Cougars began to run out of gas in the second half.

Junior guard Brandi Baker scored 10 first-half points and finished with a team-high 13 for Kaiser. Ho, a 5-11 junior, finished with 12 points and 10 boards, and Rose Shimaoka added 10 points.

Roosevelt also got eight points from Kawakami, who sat almost the entire first half with foul trouble. The Rough Riders shot 33 percent from the field (25-for-75) and 7-for-15 from the foul line. They outrebounded Kaiser 46-42, including 23 caroms on the offensive glass.

At Roosevelt

KAISER–Brooke Ho 12, Rose Shimaoka 10, Natasha Horn 2, Brandi Baker 13, Chelsea Soong 4, Briana Halemanu 2, Grace Remington 0, Sydnee Markham-Delima 0.

ROOSEVELT–Destiny Holani 3, Sharice Kawakami 8, Kaonohi Quinlan 5, Starr Rivera 11, Kaohi Kapiko 3, Ashley Kiko 6, Keala Quinlan 19, Muna Cook 2, Alliya Gabriel 4, Tatiana Mariano 0.

3-point goals: Kaiser 2 (Shimaoka 2), Roosevelt 2.

Junior varsity–Kaiser 45, Roosevelt 29

ILH DIVISION III GIRLS

Island Pacific 45, Lutheran 41, OT

After being outscored 14-5 in the third quarter, the Navigators clawed their way back, forcing overtime and the eventual win over the Lions.

Tia Odoardi scored 14 points and Peyton Pedrozo added 13 to lead Island Pacific’s offense.

Anastasia McSwain scored 16 for Lutheran.

At Hanalani

ISLAND PACIFIC–Kalena Spotkaeff 0, Rachel Yoshida 0, Peyton Pedrozo 13, Erica Brennen 10, Kira Hunkele 2, Tia Odoardi 14, Kiana Carson 0, Alyanna De Vera 0, Elizabeth Lyons-Best 0, Taylor Kodani 6.

LUTHERAN–Tess Fukuyama 0, Kelsey Ikeda 3, Linda Wan 0, Sage Hottendorf 0, Namaka Lee 3, Anastasia McSwain 16, Doris Naulu 15, Junell Fonokalafi 4.

3-point goals–Island Pacific 3 (Brennen 2, Pedrozo). Lutheran none.

Also

ILH Division I-AA girls

Punahou 49, Maryknoll 38

Leading scorers–Pun: Kiana Stewart 12, Chastyn Cabatu 11. Maryk: Luana Thompson 13.

OIA EAST GIRLS

No. 9 Kailua 66, Kalaheo 29

Patria Vaimaona racked up 30 points as the Surfriders trumped the Mustangs.

Tara Takata scored 12 points for Kailua.

At Kalaheo

KAILUA–Delcie Williams 4, Puanani Dela Cruz 2, Kylee Keohohina-Kaaikala 6, Kainani Peters 4, Nyla Salas-Baker 3, Tara Takata 12, Kailee De Soto 2, Christine Antonio 2, Tiani Lastimosa 1, Kapili Albinio 0, Patria Vaimaona 30.

KALAHEO–Esther Ilab 6, Shawntay Sugse 4, Michelle Sasaki 4, Shaena Randles 0, Jadyn Silva 0, Tyler Meredith 4, Sharae Randles 4, Jordan Kamakaole 0, Kylie Kaiahua 0, Mikayla Hanson 7, Kiana Medeiros 0, Maka Perry 0.

3-point goals–Kailua none. Kalaheo none.

Junior varsity–Kailua 33, Kalaheo 21

Moanalua 50, Castle 43

Kelcie Leong posted 19 points and Sienna Ho added 14 points as Na Menehune edged the Knights.

Asia Almeida led Castle with 18 points.

At Castle

MOANALUA–Lei-Helani Talaro 3, Sydnie Canencia 9, Julia Maiava 0, Dasialia Julian 0, Skyena Antolin 0, Sienna Ho 14, Breana Padua 0, Allie Nash 0, Kelcie Leong 19, Mackenna McCue 0, Kyra Oda 2, Samantha Lum 0, Sydnee Stuart 2, Delyah Sanerivi 1.

CASTLE–Raykelle Dacosin 0, Darrien Dacosin 10, Sierra Koki 2, Kaylee Ishii 6, Asia Almeida 18, Tilleree Johnson 0, Kui Silva 5, Maile Craighead 2, Kaira Tilton 0, Sydney Fernandez 0.

3-point goals–Moanalua 4 (Leong 4). Castle 1 (D. Dacosin).

Junior varsity–Castle 41, Moanalua 26

Kalani 71, Kaimuki 41

The Falcons nailed 11 three-pointers to defeat the Bulldogs.

Kalani’s Kassidy Misaki converted five three-pointers to finish with 26 points, while Kaylie Espinas added 18 points.

At Kalani

KAIMUKI–Sirena Titer 2, Ashlynn Henderson 6, Desiline Talung 0, Keihara Henry 0, Brandi Pfeiffer-Kekoa 6, Victoria Kintz 17, Kuuipo Sefo 2, Kato Leha 2, Cleopatra Lauvao 0, Liza Anien 6.

KALANI–Shandlyn Willing 10, Angela Childress 0, Chara Higaki 0, Julia Lee 4, Andrea Ching 7, Noelle Suzuki 0, Melanie Shiraki 0, Kaylie Espinas 18, Logan Luke 6, Kassidy Misaki 26, Polouina Fangaiuiha 0, Fane Harris 0.

3-point goals–Kaimuki 7 (Kintz 4, Anien 2, Pfeiffer-Kekoa). Kalani 11 (Misaki 5, Espinas 4, Willing 2).

Junior varsity–Kalani 27, Kaimuki 15

Also

Farrington 49, McKinley 40

Kahuku 2, Anuenue 0, forfeit

OIA WEST GIRLS

No. 8 Mililani 62, Waialua 11

Shantel Appleby scored 14 points and Jamie Yuki added 13 as the Trojans defeated the Bulldogs.

Kaedy Hatchett and Alaina Bayudan each scored three points for Waialua.

At Waialua gym

MILILANI–Hope Carter 4, Kayla Torres 3, Taysia Canon 6, Talia Brandner 2, Jamie Yuki 13, Taylor Walker 6, Shantel Appleby 14, Summer Bolibol 6, Velisa Meleisea 8.

WAIALUA–Kaedy Hatchett 3, Kiana Paakaula-Reis 2, Kaitlin Ayonon 0, Alaina Bayudan 3, Laola Pang 0, Chalseah Pascua 1, Shaylee Souza 0, Gemelie Hatchie 0, Laurene Agustin 2.

3-pointers–Mililani 2 (Yuki 2). Waialua 1 (Hatchett).

Radford 51, Waianae 31

Jasmine Moody scored 14 points to lead the Rams past the Seariders to put the finishing touches on an 8-2 regular-season record.

Moody, a 6-foot-1 post, and Kennedy Johnson combined to control the glass for Radford, and they also led the defensive effort with three blocked shots each.

The Seariders fell to 5-5 and failed in their bid to earn the OIA West’s fifth seed in the league playoffs. They will be the sixth seed. Berlin Johnson netted 14 points and was all over the floor with multiple steals, rebounds and assists for Waianae.

At Radford

WAIANAE–Charlotte Garcia 4, Tayhlia-Lee Chong 1, Kama-lei Santiago 0, Dairian Balai 0, Daysha Kaleikini 0, Kyley-Marie Lui 0, Asenati Cook 5, Leena Iona 0, Berlin Johnson 14, Raegina Atiga 7.

RADFORD–Salara Dill 5, Brigina Terry 0, Puni Seei 6, Tanisha Elbourne 10, Michelle Vasquez 2, Sophia Harris 4, Jasmine Moody 14, Kennedy Johnson 6, Cassidy Wright 4.

3-point goals–Waianae 1 (Atiga), Radford 1 (Dill).

Junior varsity–Waianae 31, Radford 29

Leilehua 70, Waipahu 25

Jerri Maluyo scored 23 points, nailing three 3-pointers as the Mules dominated the Marauders.

At Waipahu gym

LEILEHUA–Dehja Johnson 0, Jerri Maluyo 23, Regina Manumu’a 2, Tywanna Abbott 13, Saramansina Docktor 6, Tatiana Caravallo 6, Shaylee Todani 10, Jazmina Lafitaga 12.

WAIPAHU–Kaelyn Aceret 4, Krystle Aceret 2, Kathleen Cumaneng 2, Kruvee Balcobero 3, Kayla Dias-Pajente 0, Alyssa Lene 6, Leilani Baon 1, Kanoelani Uehara 2, Cecilia Satui 3, Desiree Aitavale 2.

3-point goals–Leilehua 6 (Maluyo 3, Lafitaga 3). Waipahu none.

Junior varsity–Leilehua 48, Waipahu 17

Nanakuli 68, Kapolei 37

Three Golden Hawks posted double-digit points in a rout of the Hurricanes. Jade Marfil led Nanakuli with 16 points, followed by Ciera O’Brien (15) and Jahnna Kahele-Madali (12).

At Nanakuli gym

KAPOLEI–Annika San Nicholas 7, Seleni Bartley 0, Aulani Kala-Reanatso 6, Bernice Ching 6, Kanani Diamond 8, Vai Fuiava 5, Nichelle Brown 5.

NANAKULI–Alana Nuuanu 7, Angelica Chun Fook 2, Jade Marfil 16, Jahnna Kahele-Madali 12, Ciera O’Brien 15, Tianna Hanohano 8, Nanea Ewaliko-Kauhane 4, Kaylee Nuuanu 0, Ana Ofa 1, Cruzita Enos 3, Raynette Meyers-Kahalehoe 0.

3-point goals–Kapolei 2 (San Nicholas, Fuiava). Nanakuli 3 (Kahele-Madali 2, O’Brien).

Junior varsity–Nanakuli 51, Kapolei 34

Campbell 54, Aiea 53

Shyanna Fernandez hit the go-ahead free throw with seven seconds remaining as the Sabers beat Na Alii.

Ricka Jackson and Charis Curran each scored 10 points for Campbell.

Aiea’s Kyle Johnson scored 31 points, including the game-tying free throw with 13 seconds left.

At Campbell gym

AIEA–Keilah Mone 0, Allysha Cooper-Tabisola 6, Chantelle Shimabukuro 6, Tess Tauvale 0, Kyle Johnson 31, Kailly Paulo 4, Aimee Chock 0, Vien Crisostomo 0, Emekina Lautalo 6.

CAMPBELL–Genavee Tago-Sue 0, Ricka Jackson 10, Charis Curran 10, Dahlia Guillory 0, Jeanette Corpuz 0, Chante Dewberry 5, Jessica Samante 7, Ruby Labausa 0, Shyanna Fernandez 9, Gieani Balino 9, Jasianna Ah Nee-Green 4 .

3-point goals–Aiea none. Campbell 6 (Curran 3, Fernandez, Balino, Jackson).

Junior varsity–Campbell 39, Aiea 17