Kapolei wins Girls HHSAA Bowling Championship – Top 20 Results

HSSAA Girls Individual
Name	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	Total
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Kalaheo Tammi Sakaguchi	183	203	202	198	168	214	188	203	159	1718
Kapolei Shaianne Yockman	190	194	208	158	213	202	159	169	207	1700
Kapolei Valerie Ibarra	174	191	205	179	174	171	205	214	169	1682
Mililani Lei Siafuafu	166	137	215	205	181	204	197	184	180	1669
Aiea Ariel Pang	168	211	192	166	170	183	179	170	204	1643
Kapolei Christalynn Bonafacio	134	182	208	224	134	198	196	177	190	1643
Kalaheo Kristi Sakaguchi	168	202	197	160	168	191	205	157	158	1606
Maui Lynnze Lynch	166	176	200	221	138	141	195	201	162	1600
Maryknoll Miranda Naone	143	171	184	182	210	183	150	175	195	1593
Kalani Brianne Yamada	152	165	209	153	174	192	169	181	192	1587
Mililani Breanne Hew	159	246	130	163	179	170	179	169	184	1579
Waiakea Chelsea Camello	126	158	180	178	200	154	206	185	156	1543
Leilehua Jenna Arcedo	171	232	173	134	167	163	163	184	154	1541
PC Alera Chock	178	163	213	167	146	125	160	205	180	1537
PC Brianna Nakamura	191	176	178	133	145	173	141	235	160	1532
St Andrews Sharyn Miyaji	171	167	212	147	139	128	189	186	185	1524
Hilo Kylie Fujiyashi	175	212	152	185	137	147	179	170	161	1518
Leilehua Kacee Taniyan	182	172	148	192	173	142	158	167	183	1517
Punahou Tiffany Mok	165	146	168	150	176	139	194	203	174	1515
Waiakea Kayla Uyeda	149	163	146	182	135	184	173	190	191	1513
Punahou Kelly Mok	136	166	169	155	191	157	168	192	156	1490
Kauai Darcie Vea	189	204	160	166	168	106	161	172	160	1486

 TEAM STANDINGS  1) Kapolei,   2) Punahou   3) Mililani   4) Waiakea   5) Kauai   6) Maryknoll   7) Kalaheo   8) Baldwin

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Pearl City wins HHSAA boys Bowling Championships – Top 20 Results

HSSAA Boys Individual
Name	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9
Kailua Austin Patacsil	237	231	227	209	259	193	205	184	195	1940
Kalani Aaron Yamamoto	188	193	209	211	153	162	214	279	254	1863
PC Nicholas Azumi	206	255	186	193	229	189	165	226	214	1863
Mililani Kyle Ortiz	180	239	169	214	197	164	200	178	267	1808
KSK Bradley Doi	203	279	205	173	223	173	189	199	149	1793
Kauai Tevin Nakashima	203	155	219	228	225	191	222	172	171	1786
Maryknoll Gabriel Fukumoto	177	212	203	192	167	204	239	188	200	1782
Mililani Kenton Soares	235	185	193	193	183	185	149	231	196	1750
PC Evan Hayashi	180	197	195	177	210	235	171	167	208	1740
Maryknoll Tyler Edrada	189	244	182	146	234	187	184	172	195	1733
Mckinley Leland Akau Jr.	174	196	181	178	165	189	210	214	220	1727
PC Kevin Oshiro	223	155	189	221	170	206	200	189	174	1727
PC Derek Suefuji	223	190	180	173	236	167	197	162	198	1726
Kalani Jonathan Nakagawa	214	183	190	206	174	150	194	235	167	1713
Iolani Tyler Ushio	182	190	189	213	181	207	168	214	168	1712
Damien Jordan Murai	216	223	169	157	194	147	233	190	181	1710
Mililani Cody Wilcher	215	165	199	203	203	166	189	176	179	1695
PC Jonathan Carino	188	161	162	139	195	201	222	237	184	1689

 

TEAM FINALS 1) Pearl City    2)  Mililani    3) Kalani     4) HBA    5) Baldwin   6) Iolani   7) Waiakea   8) Kauai

HHSAA Girls Volleyball State Championship Results

New City Nissan/HHSAA Girls Volleyball State Championships

Division I on Maui

 Kaiser defeated Kamehameha-Hawaii, 25-23, 25-17, 18-25, 19-25, 15-12

Leaders — Kaiser: Nikki Taylor 19 kills; Haley Durham 12 kills, 5 blocks; Courtney Phillips 6 blocks. KS-Hawai’i: Katelynne Paleka-Kennedy 22 kills; Kanoe Salazar 11 kills.

 Punahou defeated Mililani, 25-21, 25-11, 25-20

Leaders — Punahou: Carly Kan 13 kills; Brigitte Russo 8 kills, Tai Manu-Olevao 7 kills. Mililani: Jordyn Keamo 6 kills, Syanne Cossey 5 kills.

 at Kamehameha-Schools-Maui

 Kamehameha defeated Kahuku, 25-16, 23-25, 25-10, 28-26

Leaders — Kamehameha: Brittany-Ann Kalepa 12 kills; Misty Ma’a 12 kills; Talia Jardin 10 kills, 4 solo blocks. Kahuku: Lizzie Blake 11 kills; Lepeka Kalulu-Sugai 8 kills; Ho’onani Apo 8 kills.

 Waiakea defeated Kamehameha-Maui, 23-25, 25-23, 25-23, 25-14

Leaders — Waiakea: Morgan Rapozo 19 kills, 4 aces; Keirsa Pakani-Tsukiyama 10 kills. KS-Maui: Ginger Long 16 kills; Leimana Kane 8 kills; Sienna Davis 7 kills.

CONSOLATION SEMIFINALS:   Waimea def. Seabury Hall, 2-0 (25-21, 25-16)

Waimea: Jayme Jacinto (11 kills), Brandee Victorino (6 kills, 2 blocks), Tatiana Rita (6 kills, 2 blocks), Vakeesha Lagazo (2 aces).  Seabury Hall:  Brandi Vierra (6 kills), Regal Deen-Jackson (6 kills), Taylor Rudow (5 kills), Ashley Cooper (2 aces).

Kau def. Honokaa, 2-0 (25-21, 25-14) Ka’u: Marley Strand-Nicholaisen (5 kills, 1 blk, 5 aces), Jadelynn Domondon (4 kills, .429%, 1 ace, 9 assists), Ashley Oliveira (3 kills, 1 ace),  Kayla Nishimura (2 aces, 3 digs),  Janessa Jara (3 digs)

Honoka’a: Jessica Muskat (8 kills, 174%, 3 digs), Chanice Levita (3 kills, 2 digs), Taylor Lum (11 assists, 2 digs), Chelsea Requelman (3 digs), Kaui Kankekoa (4 assists, 1 dig).

HPA Girls Take Second at HHSAA Cross Country Championships

Michael Franklin

HONOLULU – An excited Hawaii Preparatory Academy cross country coach could hardly keep from running his own race at the Hawaii High School Athletic Association cross country championships held at the Patsy Mink Central Oahu Regional Park on Thursday.

“I was jumping up and down at the end of the race that I lost track of some of our kid’s placements,” HPA Coach Michael Franklin said after the race.

Punahou won the girls title for the sixth year in a row with HPA finishing in the runner up position.

“It went great for our seniors and I’m proud of all of them,” Franklin said.  “This was our best race ever today as we probably got four of our girls in the top 20.”

Franklin also had high praise for his freshmen.  “I couldn’t be happier as they all stepped it up today.  Our freshmen did great and I am extremely pleased with the entire team’s performance,” Franklin said.

Ka Makani harrier Zoe Sims and Kela Vargas led the charge for HPA as they’ve done all season long.

“It was a great race and I was better prepared for this year compared to last year,” said an excited Sims of her seventh place finish.

“Kela (Vargas) and I were together almost the entire race, but it wasn’t planned that way, it’s just the way it worked out,” Sims said.

Vargas, a senior, improved on last year’s 14^th place finish by coming in eighth place which helped propel HPA into a solid overall team finish.

“It must have rained last night because a portion of the course was muddy,” Vargas said.  “This was the fourth year that I ran at a state meet and this was by far my best race.  It feels good to be going out on top.”

Included in the top 50 for HPA was freshman Kristiana Van Pern, 14^th, Emily Evans, 17^th, and Mariah Haight, 34th.

Punahou won their sixth consecutive girls state championship, placing six of their seven girl’s in the top 19 spots. (The top 20 girls and boys are awarded medals.)

  But it was freshman Dakota Grossman of Seabury Hall that claimed top individual honors making it the second year in a row that a freshman girl has taken the top spot.  Last year Punahou’s Elli Brady won the overall race as a freshman.  Brady finished second overall this year.

“Punahou definitely won the team title,” Franklin said shortly after the race.  “They were really strong up front, but I’m hoping our team got a top three finish.”

Other BIIF girls breaking into the top 50 were Honokaa’s Tialana Greenwell, 23^rd, Hilo freshman Carmen Garson-Shumway, 35^th, and Waiakea’s Kelsie Kobayashi, 50^th.

Besides HPA’s second place girl’s team finish Hilo took 12^th and Honokaa was 13^th.

In the boys three mile race it was Big Island Interscholastic Federation Champion, Chris Mosch of Honokaa leading the way.

Mosch stuck with his game plan of not going out too fast in the early going and found himself in 10^th place at the first mile marker.

“I hit the first mile at a 5:28 pace,” Mosch said.  “I was trying to keep a pack of three guys within striking distance as they were 20 to 30 yards ahead of me.”

Mosch improved on last year’s state finish of 14^th place when he crossed the finish line in 9^th place.

“I didn’t have that extra gear during the second half of the race to reel those guys ahead of me in,” he said.  “I’m a little disappointed, but it was a great season for me overall.”

Parker’s Jesse Tarnas (28^th) finished in the top 30 and was extremely pleased with his performance.

“Last year I was 82^nd overall, so this is a big improvement for me,” Tarnas said.  “I liked the course, but it was really hot and humid and the weather seemed to have affected everyone differently.”

Tarnas led the Bulls to a BIIF team runner up spot which allowed Parker to bring their entire seven man squad to compete at the state championship and as a result the team had a seventh place finish.

Leilehua senior and the defending state champion Margarito Martinez had a close battle with Island School’s Pierce Murphy (the state runner up last year and third this year) and Kamehameha-Oahu’s Jordan Thibodeau (second) with Martinez retaining his individual crown.

Other BIIF boys breaking into the top 50 besides Mosch and Tarnas were:  Waiakea’s Jackson Halford, 24^th; Parker’s Daniel Gregg, 32^nd; Christian Liberty’s Jordan Grotenhuis, 34^th;  Honokaa teammates Joshua Robinson, 38^th; Chayce Moniz, 42^nd    and Shawn Correa-Doll, 46^th; Kamehameha-Hawaii.

Kamehameha-Oahu successfully defending their team crown with Leilehua taking second.  The top BIIF scoring teams were Honokaa, 5^th; Parker 7^th, and HPA 14^th.