BIIF Golf Results held at Kona Country Club on 4-17-12

Big Island Interscholastic Federation Golf April 17                      Held at Kona Country Club

BOYs    Team standings: 1. Konawaena 326; 2. Waiakea 327; 3. Hilo 340; 4. Makua Lani 411

Individual scores

Chad Suzuki, Waiakea 37-37 — 74               Ryley Chong, Konawaena 37-38 — 75

Kris Ishibashi, Waiakea 39-38 — 77       Hoeueu Greenwell, Konawaena 39-39 — 78

Andrew Paisley, Hawaii Prep 40-41 — 81     Brent Nikaitani, Konawaena 41-40 — 81

Rayce Bento, Hilo 41-41 — 82                            Richard Chun, Waiakea 40-43 — 83

Liam Tsue, Hilo 41-44 — 85                            Jake Siebert, Hawaii Prep 44-41 — 85

Steven Kim, Kealakehe 42-43 — 85                     Joshua Kitagawa, Hilo 43-43 — 86

Davin Yagi, Hilo 45-42 — 87                                  Pono Ng, Makua Lani 43-46 — 89

Evan Kasberg, Parker 45-44 — 89                     Bram Paikuli, KS-Hawaii 45-45 — 90

Ryan Vazquez, Hawaii Prep 47-45 — 92     Josiah Leerback, Konawaena 48-44 — 92

Kyle Hisanaga, Waiakea 48-45 — 93             Ahren Ah Chong, KS-Hawaii 54-42 — 96

Ryson Hirai, Waiakea 50-46 — 96                              Casey Nakatsu, Hilo 53-45 — 98

Eric Dong, Makua Lani 48-53 — 101                        Ben Kupukaa, Kohala 51-57 — 108

Aaron Ventimelia, Kealakehe 54-55 — 109         Aidan Alcos, Makua Lani 60-50 — 110

Stephen Kilkenny, Makua Lani 55-56 — 111          Nick Shaw, Makua Lani 65-51 — 116

GIRLS            Team standings: 1. Hilo 301

Individual scores

Andi Igawa, Waiakea 38-39 — 77                    Annie Sadamoto, Hilo 47-44 — 91

Kelsy Nishimura, Hilo 48-46 — 94                  Channing Waugh, Hilo 54-62 — 116

BIIF Golf – Individual and Team Results from Mauna Lani

Big Island Interscholastic Federation Golf        Held 4-9-12 at Mauna Lani North Golf Course

                                                                   BOYS

Team standings: 1. Konawaena 347; 2. Hawaii Prep 348; 3. Waiakea 350; 4. Hilo 358; 5. Makua Lani 371; 6. Kamehameha-Hawaii 388.

Individual scores                                    Andrew Paisley, Hawaii Prep 41-35 — 76

Chad Suzuki, Waiakea 40-37 — 77         Ryley Chong, Konawaena 41-39 — 80

Steve Kim, Kealakehe 44-37 — 81          Davin Yagi, Hilo 45-38 — 83

Hoeueu Greenwell, Konawaena 40-43 — 83     Jake Siebert, Hawaii Prep 43-41 — 84

Cody Pereira, Kamehameha 41-43 — 84        Pono Ng, Makua Lani 44-41 — 85

Rayce Bento, Hilo 45-43 — 88               Kris Ishibashi, Waiakea 47-41 — 88

Richard Chun, Waiakea 48-40 — 88       Brent Nikaitani, Konawaena 45-44 — 89

Liam Tsue, Hilo 46-44 — 90                   Evan Kasberg, Parker 48-43 — 91

Justin Macy, Hawaii Prep 47-45 — 92      Stephen Kilkenny, Makua Lani 44-48 — 92

Eric Dong, Makua Lani 50-44 — 94        Josiah Leerback, Konawaena 48-47 — 95

Ryan Vazquez, Hawaii Prep 50-46 — 96     Aimoku Johansen, Kamehameha 56-40 — 96

Joshua Kitagawa, Hilo 48-49 — 97           Ben Kupukaa, Kohala 50-47 — 97

Kyle Hisanaga, Waiakea 52-45 — 97         Bram Paikuli, Kamehameha 45-53 — 98

Aidan Alcos, Makua Lani 47-53 — 100          Ryson Hirai, Waiakea 46-55 — 101

Aaron Ventimiglia, Kealakehe 46-62 — 108    Justin Meikle, Kohala 54-54 — 108

Tyler Nakamura, Makua Lani 55-54 — 109       Paele Kiakona, Kamehameha 55-55 — 110

Mavrick Mahi, Kamehameha 56-55 — 111       Bo Bleckel, Hawaii Prep 59-63 — 122

GIRLS      Team standings: 1. Waiakea 231; 2. Hilo 295

Individual scores

Ciera Min, Waiakea 39-34 — 73                Shaina Mizusawa, Waiakea 40-38 — 78

Andi Igawa, Waiakea 40-40 — 80                 Amanda Loeffler, Hilo 42-43 — 85

Tiara Inoue, St. Joseph 47-43 — 90               Nani Yanagi, Waiakea 48-42 — 90

Taylor Kaaihili, Kamehameha 52-45 — 97       Kelsy Nishimura, Hilo 49-53 — 102

Shantel Antonio, Kamehameha 53-53 — 106   Annie Sadamoto, Hilo 52-56 — 108

Wie drops to tie for fifth mid way through final round of Canadian Open

Mid way through the final round of the Canadian Open Michelle Wie has slipped into a tie for fifth place.

Wie, 21 years old for Hawaii, is the defending Canadian Champion, but faltered during the mid holes of the final round to drop to 1 over for the day and 11 under for the Open.

With six holes to go the weather has turned cold and windy with a slight drizzle which makes it difficult for the Stanford student to make a comeback.

 

At the end of regulation Wie shot a par 72 to finish in a tie for second at 12 under par.

All BIIF Golf Selections Announced for 2011

ALL BIIF GOLF

BOYS     First team

Chad Suzuki Jr. Waiakea, Andrew Paisley So. Hawaii Prep, Casey Tamura Sr. Waiakea

Dalen Yamauchi Sr. Waiakea, Jake Siebert Jr. Hawaii Prep

Second team

Ric Yamamoto Sr. Hilo, Ryley Chong So. Konawaena, Steve Kim So. Kealakehe

Andre Kimura Sr. Waiakea, Stephen Winchester Sr. Kamehameha

Honorable mention: Rayce Bento (Hilo); Ronnie Borges (Kealakehe); Matt Camacho (Waiakea); Kris Ishibashi (Waiakea); Ossian Maruyama (Waiakea); Davin Yagi (Hilo)

Golfer of the Year: Chad Suzuki, Waiakea

GIRLS      First team

Shaina Mizusawa So. Waiakea, Nani Yanagi Jr. Waiakea, Hazel Rafol Sr. Kealakehe

Kiana Lumanlan Jr. Kamehameha

Second team

Megan Kimura Jr. Waiakea, Andi Igawa Fr. Waiakea, Tiara Inoue Jr. St. Joseph

Alison Tengan Jr. Waiakea

Honorable mention: Kaitlyn Kerkhoff (Kealakehe); Ciera Min (Waiakea)

Golfer of the Year: Shaina Mizusawa, Waiakea

Wie advances to Day 3 of Match Play in New Jersey

Michelle Wie

Sybase Match Play Championship – Day 2

Michelle Wie laid up on the 18^th hole of match play at the Sybase Match Play Tourney which opened the door to Anna Nordquist during day 2.

Wie’s decision to play it safe on the final hole resulted in a tie and lead to the match going to an additional hole.

In the 19^th hole Wie had one of her typical long drives, keeping the ball down the middle of the fairway.

Wie from Honolulu, Hawaii and representing the United States, showed remarkable confidence during the playoff holes as she had the driving advantage.

Wie is seeded 9^th while Nordquist is the 22^nd seed.   South Korean Na Yeon Choi is seeded #1 in match play.

Wie had several opportunities to put the match away, but failed to take advantage of the situation, leaving the door open for Nordquist.

Wie had a birdie putt from the fringe in the 20^th hole that would have won it for her, but her attempt barely missed to the right.

Nordquist needed a par to extend the match to the 21^st hole, a fifteen footer, but her stoke placed the ball beyond the hole allowing Wie to win and advance to Day 3.

Wie said she was excited to move into Saturday’s match play and stated that she made some mistakes, but was happy to have advance.