HHSAA Boys Judo Results

HAWAII HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
2010 BOYS JUDO CHAMPIONSHIPS
INDIVIDUAL RESULTS
108 Lbs		114 Lbs
1st	Brendan Chang – Maryknoll (Ippon 2:50)	1st	Jordan Ng – Punahou (Ippon 1:20)
2nd	Kelson Onigama – Moanalua High	2nd	Jacob Palimo’O – Moanalua High
3rd	Kevin Miyamasu – Moanalua High (Ippon 3:04)	3rd	Cassidy Oshiro – Maryknoll (Ippon 3:41)
4th	Zachary Kido – Campbell High	4th	Skye Yonamine – Kamehameha – Kapalama
5th	Jacob Arakaki – Kamehameha – Kapalama (Ippon 3:39)	5th	Logan Yamamoto – Iolani (Forfeit)
6th	Justin Raymond – Konawaena High	6th	Cody Fernandez – Roosevelt High
132 Lbs		121 Lbs
1st	David Terao – Mid Pacific Institute (Ippon 1:26)	1st	Brady Lafortune – Moanalua High (Ippon 2:05)
2nd	Logan Bucsit – Farrington High	2nd	Tyler Kono – Kapolei High
3rd	Ryan Oda – Punahou (Ippon 0:45)	3rd	Sean Tachibana – Maryknoll (Ippon 1:16)
4th	Blaine Bolibol – Punahou	4th	Trevor Kalawaia – Kahuku High
5th	Brant Tsuda – Moanalua High (Wazari)	5th	Evan Uehara – Punahou (Ippon 3:28)
6th	Cody Uyejo – Mililani High	6th	Koan Kojima – Roosevelt High
145 Lbs		161 Lbs
1st	Tyler Yonemori – Waiakea High (Wazari)	1st	Damon Hom Jr. – McKinley High (Ippon 0:08)
2nd	Jordan Ogata – Mililani High	2nd	Kainalu Matthews – Kamehameha – Kapalama
3rd	Chaeden Grace-Reyes – Farrington High (Ippon 3:31)	3rd	Gaston Carr – Kahuku High (Ippon 2:32)
4th	Jacob Luning-Hoshino – Kamehameha – Kapalama	4th	Ken Kobayashi – Punahou
5th	Cody Kagawa – University High (Forfeit)	5th	Lindsey Nelson – Roosevelt High (Ippon 3:31)
6th	Royce Mori – Damien High	6th	Tyler Vaughn – Hilo High
198 Lbs		178 Lbs
1st	Punahele Soriano – Kahuku High (Ippon 3:52)	1st	Myer Alokoa – Hawaii Center for the Deaf & Blind (Ippon 3:58)
2nd	Robby Ostovich – Moanalua High	2nd	Tyler Hayashi – Roosevelt High
3rd	Tevin Miyahara – Leilehua High (Ippon 0:12)	3rd	Diego Meyers – Campbell High (Ippon 1:18)
4th	L J Remillard – Punahou	4th	Warren Mamizuka – Kahuku High
5th	Randy Ishitani – Roosevelt High (Ippon 2:45)	5th	Makale’A Medeiros – Baldwin High (Yuko)
6th	Taylor Sakanashi – McKinley High	6th	Kawika Scott – Konawaena High
275 Lbs		220 Lbs
1st	Dane Paihi Pestano – Kamehameha – Kapalama (Yuko)	1st	Keith Chargulaf-Tuilepa – Farrington High (Ippon 3:02)
2nd	Kyle Tsubota – Lutheran High	2nd	Alex Kozuma – Moanalua High
3rd	Jheryl Makaiau – Kahuku High (Forfeit)	3rd	Kaulana Buchanan – Kamehameha – Kapalama (Ippon 0:30)
4th	James Lloyd – Kaimuki High	4th	Iokepa Alcantra – Pearl City High
5th	Weston Akamine – Roosevelt High (Ippon 4:54)	5th	Abraham Hall – Saint Louis High (Ippon 4:48)
6th	Demetrius Roby – Saint Louis High	6th	Simeon Vierra – Kahuku High

HHSAA Girls Judo Results

HAWAII HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
2010 GIRLS JUDO CHAMPIONSHIPS
INDIVIDUAL RESULTS
98 Lbs			103 Lbs
1st	Erin Uehara – Punahou (Wazari)	1st		Marissa Rogers – McKinley High (Ippon 0:07)
2nd	Marina Higa – McKinley High	2nd		Shayla Pang-Kee – Castle High
3rd	Meagan Aina – Kamehameha – Hawaii (Wazari)	3rd		Kimmi Lum – University High (Ippon 4:35)
4th	Taylor Vidad – Pearl City High	4th		Jamie Kakugawa – Campbell High
5th	Victoria Meno – Moanalua High (Ippon 0:39)	5th		Toni Uyehara – Pearl City High (Yuko)
6th	Mary Jane Garcia – Waipahu High	6th		Shanelle Ramelb – Kapolei High
115 Lbs			109 Lbs
1st	Brittany Balanay – McKinley High (Wazari)	1st		Bree Rapoza – Kamehameha – Kapalama (Ippon 0:58)
2nd	Kayla Martin – Kahuku High	2nd		Megan Yamaguchi – Kalani High
3rd	Nicole Taniguchi – Punahou (Ippon 2:49)	3rd		Marisa Fukunaga – Roosevelt High (Ippon 0:31)
4th	Taylor Castro – Pearl City High	4th		Ayame Higa – McKinley High
5th	Diane Mikuni – Kapolei High (Wazari)	5th		Jenna Aina – Kamehameha – Hawaii (Ippon 1:14)
6th	Mary Coroando – Kaimuki High	6th		Ilisha Badua – Kapolei High
122 Lbs			129 Lbs
1st	Brittney Shinsato – Kalani High (Wazari)	1st		Chrissy Chow – Punahou (Ippon 1:40)
2nd	Tiare Mashima – Kamehameha – Kapalama	2nd		Tanalei Louis – Konawaena High
3rd	Julia Afuso – Iolani (Ippon 6:02)	3rd		Kiana Borengasser – Kamehameha – Kapalama (Ippon 4:52)
4th	Liko Fukumoto – Moanalua High	4th		Tara Srirangarajan – Iolani
5th	Rochelle Pagaduan – Waipahu High (Ippon 4:04)	5th		Abigail Helenihi – Kapolei High (Ippon 2:07)
6th	Shayla Rivera – King Kekaulike	6th		Lindsay Villarmia – Aiea High
154 Lbs			139 Lbs
1st	Mindy Chow – Punahou (Han Soku Make)	1st		Kaimana Lundquist – Punahou (Ippon 1:59)
2nd	Morgan Yamaguchi – Kalani High	2nd		Amber Ah Sue – Kahuku High
3rd	Kayla Mishima – Hawaii Baptist Academy (Ippon 2:35)	3rd		Kasie Kashimoto – Iolani (Wazari)
4th	Rachel Factora – Campbell High	4th		Jayna Koko – Roosevelt High
5th	Kalena Shiroma – Kamehameha – Hawaii (Wazari)	5th		Meridian Burrhus – Aiea High (Ippon 1:03)
6th	Lacey Katakura-Enos – Pearl City High	6th		Tiffany Kotani – Moanalua High
220 Lbs			172 Lbs
1st	Mei Ling Keiki – Pearl City High (Ippon 1:13)	1st		Sanoe Spencer – Pearl City High (Ippon 1:38)
2nd	Tiara Kaye – Punahou	2nd		Patrice Yamane – Castle High
3rd	Makana Borden – Kamehameha – Kapalama (Ippon 1:03)	3rd		Jamilyn Chur – Pearl City High (Ippon 3:00)
4th	Aja Gample – St. Francis High	4th		Sade Hendricks – Leilehua High
5th	Erika Bareng – Waipahu High (Ippon 3:24)	5th		Angela Kim – University High (Forfeit)
6th	Joo Yeon Kang – Moanalua High	6th		Lia Nakamura – Hilo High
Total Matches Contested:			236
Total Contestants:			133

HPA girls, KS-Hawaii boys win BIIF Track & Field Team Titles

KS-Hawaii scored 15 pts in the 110 hurdles with Blas, McKee & Tanimoto. Also pictured Hilo's Calistro, Keaau's Packer & HPA's Oakes

KEALAKEKUA – The Hawaii Preparatory Academy girls and Kamehameha boys are flying high after winning the Big Island Interscholastic Federation track & field team titles Saturday at Yates Field in Konawaena.

   HPA got a spectacular performance and 58 points from the “Queen of the Hurdles” Ku’uipo Nakoa.

Ku’uipo Nakoa

Nakoa, a state leader in the 100 and 300 hurdles, captured the BIIF individual crown in both events and also won the 100 and 200 dashes, along with the triple jump.  Nakoa’s long jump second place finish, by half an inch, during the first event of the day ignited the senior Ka Makani to a near perfect performance.

    Kamehameha’s Victoria Evans Bautista saved her best jump for last leaping 17’ 3.75” to set a new meet record in edging out Nakoa for the long jump crown.

     Moments later Nakoa responded by winning the 100 meter hurdles and in the process set a new meet record in a blistering time of 15.16 seconds.  Later in the day Nakoa won the 300 hurdles of 46 seconds flat also set a new championship meet record.

   “The 100 (dash) felt comfortable for me as I needed to play catch up,” Nakoa said.  “This season I learned that I needed to run for me and not for anyone else.  I always run for improvement and today I achieved what I had set my heart to do.”

   HPA also showcased another “Queen” in the hurdles, Lana Queen; running on the heels of Nakoa all season long Queen helped her team by placing second in the 100 hurdles and third in the 300.

   Ka Makani also gained points from middle distance runner Kela Vargas who finished fifth in the 800 and third in the 1500.

  The real surprise for HPA came from freshman Zoe Sims in the 400 dash when she ran the race of her life winning in 59.55 seconds.  “I’ve only run the 400 a couple of times this season, but I really enjoy this distance,” Sims said.

   “We decided to save her (Nakoa) for the individual events and pull her out of the relays,” HPA coach Pat Lau said.  “We needed her to carry us, points wise, in those events and she did extremely well.”

   Lau also had high praise for his coaches.  “We (coaches) make decisions together that are best for the team.  Everything is a group effort and this year was tough for us as our track is under construction,” he said.  “I also give a lot of credit to our AD (Steve Perry) who made sure we got what we needed to produce a good track program.”

   While Nakoa was tearing up the track with her blistering speed the Kamehameha boys were racking up points with their sprinters.

Kana Silva

Warrior Kanakalele Silva dominated the 100 and 200 meter dashes and provided the additional fire power to anchor the boys 4×100 relay team to victory.

   Silva was aided in the sprint department by teammates Kaenen Akau and Everett “Maka” McKee and Francis Blas III in scoring which propelled Kamehameha to the team title.

   Blas, in the 110 hurdles, took advantage of Kau’s Jacob Edwards false start during the preliminaries on Friday by winning the finals.

   Akau, along with fellow Warrior Manta Dircks added points in the jumps with Akau winning the long, 21’ 5.5” and Dircks taking second. Dircks returned later to the jumping pit, taking second in the triple.

   Discus thrower David Kekuewa placed second in the finals and scored additional points by finishing second in the shot put with teammate Hawk Hanoa taking third to round out the major scoring efforts for the Warrior boys.

  In the finals of the boy’s pole vault, held on Friday, Warriors Isaac DeRego and Max Shimamoto went one-two respectively to aid 18 points to the team count.

  Kamehameha coach, Kimo Weaver, was all smiles with his team’s title.  “Our boys had real team depth,” Weaver said.  “Our goal was to come into the championship meet and try to score points in all 16 events.”

   Weaver contributed a lot of the Warrior success to the confidence gained while participating on Oahu during the season.  “After going to Oahu the kids confidence level went really high,” he said.  “We believe our team can get into the top 10 in the state and our relay teams will be very competitive.”

  Last season it was Hilo winning the boys team title with Kamehameha edging out HPA by two points for the girls crown.  This season Ka Makani runners and jumpers left little doubt on reclaiming the BIIF crown beating runner up Kamehameha girls by more than 40 points.

   “Every year people expect HPA to win team championships,” Coach Lau said.  “Those expectations make us work harder and is the reason why we have such a good program.”

   A total of eight BIIF championship records were set, according to track official, Bob Martin. 

“We had two records broken during Friday’s preliminaries and six more broken during Saturday’s finals,” Martin said.  “This was the most records set during a championship meet this past decade.”

HHSAA Division II Baseball All-Tournament Team Announced

KS-Hawaii Jayce Carvalho

HHSAA Baseball Division II All-Tournament Team:

Infield: Mana Perreira-Alquiza, Waimea

Ryan Rice, Hawaii Prep

Gavin Jardin, Waimea

Micah Rita, Waimea

Outfield: Craig Shoji, Maryknoll

Trevor Ventura, St. Anthony

Adam Andrade, KS-Hawaii

Pitcher: Shylen-John Keuma, Waimea

Maverick Kang, KS-Hawaii

Mana Moike, KS-Hawaii

Catcher: Gideon Kalili, KS-Hawaii

Designated Hitter: Jayce Carvalho, KS-Hawaii

 Utility: Jarret Stinger, St. Anthony

 Most Outstanding Player: Kalani Fernandez, Waimea