BIIF Swimming and Diving Championship Team Scores

BIIF Swimming & Diving Championship – 1/27/2012 to 1/28/2012

Team Rankings – Through Event 24

Women – Team Scores     Place School Points

1 Kealakehe High School Kealakehe High School 156

2 Waiakea High School Waiakea High School 136

3 Hilo High School Hilo High School 77

4 Kamehameha School Hawaii Kamehameha School Hawaii 47

5 Hpa Hpa 38

6 Konawaena High School Konawaena High School 15

7 Saint Joseph Saint Joseph 10

Total 479.00

 Men – Team Scores Place School Points

1 Waiakea High School Waiakea High School 128

2 Hpa Hpa 117

3 Hilo High School Hilo High School 87

4 Kamehameha School Hawaii Kamehameha School Hawaii 65

5 Kealakehe High School Kealakehe High School 34

Total 431.00

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BIIF Swimming and Diving Championship Results

BIIF Swimming & Diving Championship – 1/27/2012 to 1/28/2012

Results   #2 Men 1 mtr Diving

BIIF LEAGUE: 195.30# 1984 Michael Aki  BIIF CHAMPS: 371.45$ 1997 Devon Turner

1 Michael, Duncan 17 HPA-HI 379.65   2 Yamamoto, Yama KS-H 237.60#

3 DeRego, Gabe KS-H 174.90   — Ishibashi, Sky KS-H DQ  — Chang, Buddy KS-H DQ

#3 Women 200 Yard Medley Relay  BIIF LEAGUE: 1:49.95# 2002

J. Bartolome, C. Kaapu-Lyons, N. Okuna, T. Binek  BIIF CHAMPS: 1:49.95$ 2001

J. Bartolome, C. Kaapu-Lyons, N. Okuna, T. Binek

2:00.79 QUAL   2:07.27 CON  1 WHS A 1:55.08 QUAL  2 HILO A 1:56.05 QUAL

3 KEAL-HI A 1:59.26 QUAL   4 KS-H A 2:09.67

#3 Women 200 Yard Medley Relay BIIF LEAGUE: 1:49.95# 2002

J. Bartolome, C. Kaapu-Lyons, N. Okuna, T. Binek BIIF CHAMPS: 1:49.95$ 2001

J. Bartolome, C. Kaapu-Lyons, N. Okuna, T. Binek   2:00.79 QUAL  2:07.27 CON

Preliminaries

1 HILO A 1:58.75 QUAL 2 WHS A 1:58.79 QUAL

3 KEAL-HI A 1:59.07 QUAL 4 HPA-HI A 1:59.11 QUAL 5 KS-H A 2:10.51

#4 Men 200 Yard Medley Relay  BIIF LEAGUE: 1:38.16# 2011

K. Nakachi, R. Ross, K. Katase, L. Borowski  BIIF CHAMPS: 1:40.16$ 2011

S. Hapgood, K. Katase, L. Borowski, R. Ross   1:47.89 QUAL   2:00.39 CON

A – Final 1 HPA-HI A 1:42.90 QUAL  2 HILO A 1:44.70 QUAL  3 WHS A 1:45.91 QUAL

4 KS-H A 1:54.85 CON

#4 Men 200 Yard Medley Relay  BIIF LEAGUE: 1:38.16# 2011

K. Nakachi, R. Ross, K. Katase, L. Borowski  BIIF CHAMPS: 1:40.16$ 2011

S. Hapgood, K. Katase, L. Borowski, R. Ross  1:47.89 QUAL   2:00.39 CON

Preliminaries 1 HPA-HI A 1:43.22 QUAL  2 WHS A 1:47.04 QUAL  3 HILO A 1:47.53 QUAL

4 KS-H A 1:56.35 CON

#5 Women 200 Yard Free BIIF LEAGUE: 1:54.28# 2008 Krista Maier

BIIF CHAMPS: 1:54.28$ 2008 Krista Maier 2:02.63 QUAL 2:05.52 CON

A – Final 1 Tsuha, Beth 16 HILO 1:56.51 QUAL 2 Jernigan, Cara 16 KEAL-HI 1:58.60 QUAL

3 Shimizu, Rachel WHS 2:00.71 QUAL 4 Hill, Lauren WHS 2:04.09 CON

5 Santos, Malia 17 KEAL-HI 2:05.61 6 Flores-Oishi, Coco WHS 2:07.95

7 Bryant-Manago, Mari s1s4a KEAL-HI 2:13.15  8 Scholfield, Camille WHS 2:16.63

B – Final 9 Ricketts, Camille KONA 2:19.35 10 Albrecht, Sarah KONA 2:21.56

11 Ongais, Kayla 17 HILO 2:23.34 12 Fratinardo, Michelle KS-H 2:40.20 13 Fratinardo, Cassidy KS-H 2:52.33

14 Jose, Victoria LAUP 2:55.20

#5 Women 200 Yard Free  BIIF LEAGUE: 1:54.28# 2008 Krista Maier

BIIF CHAMPS: 1:54.28$ 2008 Krista Maier 2:02.63 QUAL    2:05.52 CON

Preliminaries 1 Tsuha, Beth 16 HILO 1:57.17 QUAL

2 Shimizu, Rachel WHS 1:58.42 QUAL 3 Jernigan, Cara 16 KEAL-HI 2:01.77 QUAL

4 Hill, Lauren WHS 2:04.81 CON 5 Flores-Oishi, Coco WHS 2:08.58

6 Santos, Malia 17 KEAL-HI 2:09.04 7 Bryant-Manago, Mari s1s4a KEAL-HI 2:14.62

8 Scholfield, Camille WHS 2:16.03 9 Ricketts, Camille KONA 2:17.58

10 Ongais, Kayla 17 HILO 2:23.16 11 Albrecht, Sarah KONA 2:26.21

12 Fratinardo, Michelle KS-H 2:36.93 13 Jose, Victoria LAUP 2:53.44

14 Fratinardo, Cassidy KS-H 2:53.82

#6 Men 200 Yard Free  BIIF LEAGUE: 1:44.84# 1981 Kimo Guerrero

BIIF CHAMPS: 1:44.84$ 1981 Kimo Guerrero 1:49.52 QUAL   1:57.39 CON

A – Final 1 Domingo, Sean 17 HPA-HI 1:44.20# QUAL

2 Causey, Campbell WHS 1:52.66 CON 3 Sako, Gavin WHS 2:10.12

4 Christie, Kenny 16 HPA-HI 2:17.10

#6 Men 200 Yard Free  BIIF LEAGUE: 1:44.84# 1981 Kimo Guerrero

BIIF CHAMPS: 1:44.84$ 1981 Kimo Guerrero 1:49.52 QUAL   1:57.39 CON

Preliminaries 1 Domingo, Sean 17 HPA-HI 1:47.83 QUAL

2 Causey, Campbell WHS 1:48.52 QUAL 3 Weller, Kepa 17 HILO 2:02.38

4 Sako, Gavin WHS 2:09.94 5 Christie, Kenny 16 HPA-HI 2:20.83

#7 Women 200 Yard IM  BIIF LEAGUE: 2:09.62# 2002 Marlene Yafuso

BIIF CHAMPS: 2:09.62$ 2002 Marlene Yafuso 2:19.59 QUAL   2:24.25 CON

A – Final 1 Hauanio, Madison-Ga i1l6 KEAL-HI 2:12.06 QUAL

2 King, Akemi WHS 2:19.02 QUAL 3 Pitoy, Shea 16 HILO 2:21.78 CON

4 Yoshida, Erin WHS 2:29.36 5 Paulachak, Kara WHS 2:30.78

6 Chrysostomou, Mira 14 SJS 2:36.49

7 Tomlinson, Naomi 16 KEAL-HI 2:52.05

#7 Women 200 Yard IM  BIIF LEAGUE: 2:09.62# 2002 Marlene Yafuso

BIIF CHAMPS: 2:09.62$ 2002 Marlene Yafuso  2:19.59 QUAL  2:24.25 CON

Preliminaries

1 Hauanio, Madison-Ga i1l6 KEAL-HI 2:12.08 QUAL

2 King, Akemi WHS 2:21.65 CON 3 Pitoy, Shea 16 HILO 2:27.17

4 Yoshida, Erin WHS 2:30.72  5 Paulachak, Kara WHS 2:32.09

6 Chrysostomou, Mira 14 SJS 2:36.92

 BIIF Swimming & Diving Championship – 1/27/2012 to 1/28/2012

Results  Preliminaries … (#7 Women 200 Yard IM)

7 Tomlinson, Naomi 16 KEAL-HI 2:47.65

#8 Men 200 Yard IM BIIF LEAGUE: 1:57.22# 2011 Kaikea Nakachi

BIIF CHAMPS: 1:59.56$ 2011 Kaikea Nakachi  2:06.39 QUAL  2:14.47 CON

A – Final  1 Foo, Ky 17 KEAL-HI 1:58.68$ QUAL

2 Kuwaye-Tamanaha, Ren WHS 2:01.55 QUAL

3 Hu, Christopher WHS 2:16.53 4 Harbour, Jin WHS 2:27.19

5 Sako, Dane WHS 2:30.50

#8 Men 200 Yard IM  BIIF LEAGUE: 1:57.22# 2011 Kaikea Nakachi

BIIF CHAMPS: 1:59.56$ 2011 Kaikea Nakachi  2:06.39 QUAL   2:14.47 CON

Preliminaries  1 Foo, Ky 17 KEAL-HI 2:00.83 QUAL

2 Kuwaye-Tamanaha, Ren WHS 2:01.79 QUAL

3 Hu, Christopher WHS 2:16.79  4 Harbour, Jin WHS 2:25.36  5 Sako, Dane WHS 2:34.37

#9 Women 50 Yard Free  BIIF LEAGUE: 24.21# 2002 Tamarah binek

BIIF CHAMPS: 24.21$ 2002 Tamarah Binek

25.90 QUAL   26.59 CON

A – Final

1 Uekawa, Madisyn WHS 24.48 QUAL

2 Hauanio, Phoenix-Cla u1d4iaKEAL-HI 25.79 QUAL

3 Imoto, Paula KS-H 25.88 QUAL

4 Jernigan, Kelly 18 KEAL-HI 25.94 CON

5 Somsanquansit, Sarah 14 KEAL-HI 25.98 CON

6 Cuartero, Jellian 16 HPA-HI 26.42 CON

7 Krzyska, Kiana KS-H 26.48 CON

8 Carlson, Ginger 16 HILO 26.99

B – Final 9 Parkin, Hannah 13 HPA-HI 27.86

10 Trusdell, Acacia KS-H 28.17

11 Hughes, Jillian WHS 28.50

12 Brown, Malia 14 HPA-HI 29.07

13 Manoha, Baba KS-H 30.91

14 Izawa, Rei HILO 31.03

15 Kamahele, Dacey WHS 31.58

16 Belcher, Carly WHS 32.42

#9 Women 50 Yard Free BIIF LEAGUE: 24.21# 2002 Tamarah binek

BIIF CHAMPS: 24.21$ 2002 Tamarah Binek

25.90 QUAL  26.59 CON

Preliminaries

1 Uekawa, Madisyn WHS 24.95 QUAL

2 Hauanio, Phoenix-Cla u1d4iaKEAL-HI 25.55 QUAL

3 Jernigan, Kelly 18 KEAL-HI 25.76 QUAL

4 Somsanquansit, Sarah 14 KEAL-HI 25.94 CON

#10 Men 50 Yard Free BIIF LEAGUE: 20.64# 2006 Daniel Coakley

BIIF CHAMPS: 20.91$ 2007 Daniel Coakley

23.15 QUAL  23.79 CON

A – Final

1 Anderson, Jake 14 HPA-HI 22.25 QUAL

2 Williams, Quintin 17 KEAL-HI 22.51 QUAL

3 Hulse, Cooper KS-H 23.90

4 Magoon, Carson 18 HPA-HI 24.12

5 Akao, Jed KS-H 24.90

6 Paulino, La’a KS-H 25.09

7 Higa, Jacy KS-H 25.10

8 Ho, Michael 15 HPA-HI 26.86

B – Final

9 Orr, Patrick HILO 26.96

10 Poai, Kingston WHS 27.49

#10 Men 50 Yard Free  BIIF LEAGUE: 20.64# 2006 Daniel Coakley

BIIF CHAMPS: 20.91$ 2007 Daniel Coakley

23.15 QUAL   23.79 CON

Preliminaries

1 Williams, Quintin 17 KEAL-HI 22.59 QUAL

2 Anderson, Jake 14 HPA-HI 22.73 QUAL

3 Magoon, Carson 18 HPA-HI 23.82

4 Hulse, Cooper KS-H 24.37

5 Paulino, La’a KS-H 24.81

6 Akao, Jed KS-H 24.84

7 Higa, Jacy KS-H 24.92

8 Ho, Michael 15 HPA-HI 26.60

9 Orr, Patrick HILO 26.94

10 Poai, Kingston WHS 27.90

— Zampathes, Dimitri HON DQ

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#11 Women 100 Yard Fly  BIIF LEAGUE: 57.86# 2002 Nicole Okuna

BIIF CHAMPS: 57.86$ 2002 Nicole Okuna

1:03.19 QUAL  1:07.49 CON

A – Final

1 Camacho, Leahi 15 KEAL-HI 1:01.52 QUAL

2 Jernigan, Kelly 18 KEAL-HI 1:02.03 QUAL

3 King, Akemi WHS 1:03.15 QUAL

4 Luciani, Bhillie 16 HPA-HI 1:06.18 CON

5 Scholfield, Camille WHS 1:09.56

6 Thomas, Anna 16 KEAL-HI 1:10.49

7 Nakamura, Kirsten WHS 1:16.29

8 Shinde, Courtney WHS 1:16.55

#11 Women 100 Yard Fly  BIIF LEAGUE: 57.86# 2002 Nicole Okuna

BIIF CHAMPS: 57.86$ 2002 Nicole Okuna

1:03.19 QUAL  1:07.49 CON

Preliminaries

1 Camacho, Leahi 15 KEAL-HI 1:01.60 QUAL

2 Jernigan, Kelly 18 KEAL-HI 1:01.83 QUAL

3 King, Akemi WHS 1:03.20 CON

4 Luciani, Bhillie 16 HPA-HI 1:04.73 CON

5 Thomas, Anna 16 KEAL-HI 1:09.18

6 Scholfield, Camille WHS 1:10.47

7 Shinde, Courtney WHS 1:16.55

8 Nakamura, Kirsten WHS 1:16.64

 

#12 Men 100 Yard Fly BIIF LEAGUE: 51.40# 2011 Logan Borowski

BIIF CHAMPS: 51.40$ 2011 Logan Borowski

57.28 QUAL 59.99 CON

A – Final

1 Kamimura, Jordan HILO 56.18 QUAL

2 Hu, Christopher WHS 58.80 CON

3 Gonzales, Aaron WHS 1:01.22

4 Sako, Dane WHS 1:11.83

#12 Men 100 Yard Fly BIIF LEAGUE: 51.40# 2011 Logan Borowski

BIIF CHAMPS: 51.40$ 2011 Logan Borowski

57.28 QUAL 59.99 CON

Preliminaries

1 Kamimura, Jordan HILO 56.48 QUAL

2 Hu, Christopher WHS 58.90 CON

3 Gonzales, Aaron WHS 1:02.21

4 Sako, Dane WHS 1:10.57

#13 Women 100 Yard Free BIIF LEAGUE: 53.29# 2004 Tamarah Binek

BIIF CHAMPS: 53.29$ 2004 Tamarah Binek

56.31 QUAL 58.81 CON

A – Final

1 Tsuha, Beth 16 HILO 53.39 QUAL

2 Imoto, Paula KS-H 56.59 CON

3 Somsanquansit, Sarah 14 KEAL-HI 56.78 CON

4 Hauanio, Phoenix-Cla u1d4iaKEAL-HI 57.31 CON

5 Krzyska, Kiana KS-H 57.72 CON

6 Twigg-Smith, Hannah 15 HPA-HI 1:00.12

7 Wyrick, Sarina 14 SJS 1:03.13

8 Ricketts, Camille KONA 1:03.73

B – Final

9 Brown, Malia 14 HPA-HI 1:05.68

10 Tomei, Kaycie WHS 1:07.80

11 Kamahele, Dacey WHS 1:12.19

12 Ombac, Katrina WHS 1:13.84

13 Belcher, Carly WHS 1:15.47

14 Jose, Victoria LAUP 1:17.09

15 Linden, Cameron KONA 1:17.92

16 Lugo, Miranda KONA 1:34.38

#13 Women 100 Yard Free BIIF LEAGUE: 53.29# 2004 Tamarah Binek

BIIF CHAMPS: 53.29$ 2004 Tamarah Binek

56.31 QUAL  58.81 CON

Preliminaries

1 Tsuha, Beth 16 HILO 53.61 QUAL

2 Hauanio, Phoenix-Cla u1d4iaKEAL-HI 56.69 CON

3 Somsanquansit, Sarah 14 KEAL-HI 56.79 CON

4 Krzyska, Kiana KS-H 58.04 CON

5 Imoto, Paula KS-H 58.38 CON

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#14 Men 100 Yard Free  BIIF LEAGUE: 46.79# 2007 Daniel Coakley

BIIF CHAMPS: 46.79$ 2007 Daniel Coakley

51.13 QUAL  53.15 CON

A – Final

1 Hill, Adam WHS 49.63 QUAL

2 Williams, Quintin 17 KEAL-HI 51.12 QUAL

3 Bisel, Ryan 15 HILO 51.53 CON

4 Tarnas, Kulan 17 HPA-HI 51.90 CON

5 Magoon, Carson 18 HPA-HI 55.03

6 Higa, Jacy KS-H 55.67

7 Christie, Kenny 16 HPA-HI 59.07  8 Kalaukoa, Nainoa KS-H 59.31

B – Final

9 Nerenberg, Lawson 15 HPA-HI 1:00.94 10 Kalaukoa, Isaiah KS-H 1:08.02

#14 Men 100 Yard Free  BIIF LEAGUE: 46.79# 2007 Daniel Coakley

BIIF CHAMPS: 46.79$ 2007 Daniel Coakley

51.13 QUAL  53.15 CON

Preliminaries

1 Williams, Quintin 17 KEAL-HI 50.72 QUAL  2 Hill, Adam WHS 50.89 QUAL

3 Bisel, Ryan 15 HILO 51.25 CON  4 Tarnas, Kulan 17 HPA-HI 52.11 CON

5 Higa, Jacy KS-H 55.24   6 Magoon, Carson 18 HPA-HI 56.19

7 Kalaukoa, Nainoa KS-H 59.42  8 Christie, Kenny 16 HPA-HI 1:00.16

9 Nerenberg, Lawson 15 HPA-HI 1:00.25  10 Kalaukoa, Isaiah KS-H 1:08.54

#15 Women 500 Yard Free BIIF LEAGUE: 5:03.28# 2008 Krista Maier

BIIF CHAMPS: 5:07.28$ 2008 Krista Maier  5:27.69 QUAL 5:40.09 CON

A – Final  1 Camacho, Leahi 15 KEAL-HI 5:16.61 QUAL

2 Shimizu, Rachel WHS 5:21.11 QUAL 3 Hill, Lauren WHS 5:36.79 CON

4 Flores-Oishi, Coco WHS 5:38.92 CON 5 Santos, Malia 17 KEAL-HI 5:44.47

6 Bryant-Manago, Mari s1s4a KEAL-HI 6:02.23

7 Ongais, Kayla 17 HILO 6:17.63  8 Jesser, Chenoa 16 KEAL-HI 6:19.76

#15 Women 500 Yard Free

BIIF LEAGUE: 5:03.28# 2008 Krista Maier BIIF CHAMPS: 5:07.28$ 2008 Krista Maier

5:27.69 QUAL  5:40.09 CON

Preliminaries

1 Camacho, Leahi 15 KEAL-HI 5:20.25 QUAL  2 Shimizu, Rachel WHS 5:25.67 QUAL

3 Hill, Lauren WHS 5:40.78   4 Santos, Malia 17 KEAL-HI 5:43.54

#16 Men 500 Yard Free BIIF LEAGUE: 4:48.81# 2012 Ky Foo

BIIF CHAMPS: 4:49.28$ 1980 Kimo Guerrero

5:05.09 QUAL  5:22.58 CON

A – Final 1 Foo, Ky 17 KEAL-HI 4:48.20# QUAL 2 Causey, Campbell WHS 5:01.07 QUAL

3 Kamimura, Jordan HILO 5:02.37 QUAL  4 Harbour, Jin WHS 5:48.07

5 Kohashi, Jensen WHS 5:50.68   6 Sako, Gavin WHS 5:51.40

7 Manzo, Daniel KEAL-HI 6:21.60  8 Wilson, Dray 16 HPA-HI 6:34.19

#16 Men 500 Yard Free BIIF LEAGUE: 4:48.81# 2012 Ky Foo

BIIF CHAMPS: 4:49.28$ 1980 Kimo Guerrero                  5:05.09 QUAL 5:22.58

Preliminaries1 Foo, Ky 17 KEAL-HI 4:48.81# QUAL 2 Causey, Campbell WHS 4:55.83 QUAL

3 Kamimura, Jordan HILO 5:07.20 CON  4 Harbour, Jin WHS 5:42.53

#17 Women 200 Yard Free Relay BIIF LEAGUE: 1:40.71# 2002

W. Nekoba, N. Okuna, M. Yafuso, T. Binek BIIF CHAMPS: 1:40.71$ 2002

T. Binek, N. Okuna, W. Nekoba, M. Yafuso   1:46.39 QUAL 1:53.10 CON

A – Final 1 KEAL-HI A 1:40.99 QUAL   2 WHS A 1:42.92 QUAL

3 HILO A 1:44.08 QUAL  4 HPA-HI A 1:45.99 QUAL

5 KS-H A 1:51.26 CON   6 KONA A 2:14.96

#17 Women 200 Yard Free Relay BIIF LEAGUE: 1:40.71# 2002  W. Nekoba, N. Okuna, M. Yafuso, T. Binek

BIIF CHAMPS: 1:40.71$ 2002 T. Binek, N. Okuna, W. Nekoba, M. Yafuso

1:46.39 QUAL 1:53.10 CON

Preliminaries 1 KEAL-HI A 1:41.17 QUAL  2 HILO A 1:45.24 QUAL

3 HPA-HI A 1:46.33 QUAL 4 WHS A 1:50.69 CON

5 KS-H A 1:50.88 CON 6 KONA A 2:11.32

#18 Men 200 Yard Free Relay  BIIF LEAGUE: 1:27.76# 2011

K. Nakachi, K. Katase, R. Ross, L. Borowski  BIIF CHAMPS: 1:27.81$ 2011

K. Katase, K. Nakachi, L. Borowski, R. Ross     1:37.29 QUAL  1:43.11 CON

A – Final  1 HPA-HI A 1:30.69 QUAL 2 WHS A 1:31.82 QUAL

3 KS-H A 1:37.31 CON 4 HILO A 1:37.41 CON

#18 Men 200 Yard Free Relay BIIF LEAGUE: 1:27.76# 2011

K. Nakachi, K. Katase, R. Ross, L. Borowski BIIF CHAMPS: 1:27.81$ 2011

K. Katase, K. Nakachi, L. Borowski, R. Ross  1:37.29 QUAL  1:43.11 CON

Preliminaries

1 HPA-HI A 1:33.28 QUAL 2 HILO A 1:38.26 CON  3 WHS A 1:38.39 CON  4 KS-H A 1:38.46 CON

#19 Women 100 Yard Back BIIF LEAGUE: 59.26# 2012 Anu Nihipali

BIIF CHAMPS: 59.84$ 2010 Alyssa Foo  1:04.09 QUAL   1:08.00 CON

A – Final 1 Nihipali, Anu 16 HPA-HI 58.14# QUAL  2 Hauanio, Madison-Ga i1l6 KEAL-HI 59.85 QUAL

3 Ichinose, Sharae 16 HILO 1:04.07 QUAL  4 Parkin, Hannah 13 HPA-HI 1:05.46 CON

5 Kawakami, Kasey WHS 1:06.27 CON  6 Paulachak, Kara WHS 1:06.89 CON

7 Yoshida, Erin WHS 1:09.75  8 Chrysostomou, Mira 14 SJS 1:13.56

#19 Women 100 Yard Back BIIF LEAGUE: 59.26# 2012 Anu Nihipali

BIIF CHAMPS: 59.84 2010 Alyssa Foo   1:04.09 QUAL  1:08.00 CON

Preliminaries  1 Nihipali, Anu 16 HPA-HI 59.26# QUAL

2 Hauanio, Madison-Ga i1l6 KEAL-HI 59.64$ QUAL

3 Ichinose, Sharae 16 HILO 1:02.91 QUAL  4 Kawakami, Kasey WHS 1:04.19 CON

#20 Men 100 Yard Back BIIF LEAGUE: 52.37# 2011 Kaikea Nakachi

BIIF CHAMPS: 52.34$ 2011 Kaikea Nakachi   58.59 QUAL   1:02.69 CON

A – Final  1 Uy, Dane 16 HPA-HI 56.57 QUAL

2 Bisel, Ryan 15 HILO 58.91 CON 3 Weller, Kepa 17 HILO 1:04.08

4 Mendes, Lance WHS 1:06.72 5 Paulino, La’a KS-H 1:07.02

6 Akao, Jed KS-H 1:08.72 7 Poai, Kingston WHS 1:15.97

8 Wilson, Dray 16 HPA-HI 1:22.68

#20 Men 100 Yard Back BIIF LEAGUE: 52.37# 2011 Kaikea Nakachi

BIIF CHAMPS: 52.34$ 2011 Kaikea Nakachi  58.59 QUAL 1:02.69 CON

Preliminaries  1 Uy, Dane 16 HPA-HI 56.32 QUAL  2 Bisel, Ryan 15 HILO 58.91 CON

3 Paulino, La’a KS-H 1:06.57 4 Mendes, Lance WHS 1:07.66

#21 Women 100 Yard Breast BIIF LEAGUE: 1:05.77# 2012 Madisyn Uekawa

BIIF CHAMPS: 1:06.03$ 2011 Madisyn Uekawa 1:12.29 QUAL 1:14.67 CON

A – Final  1 Uekawa, Madisyn WHS 1:06.55 QUAL 2 Jernigan, Cara 16 KEAL-HI 1:07.54 QUAL

3 Pitoy, Shea 16 HILO 1:13.94 CON  4 Thomas, Anna 16 KEAL-HI 1:17.94

5 Wyrick, Sarina 14 SJS 1:19.67  6 Mahoney, Vera 14 HPA-HI 1:21.52

7 Jesser, Chenoa 16 KEAL-HI 1:21.63 8 Hughes, Jillian WHS 1:23.45

BIIF Swimming & Diving Championship – 1/27/2012 to 1/28/2012

#21 Women 100 Yard Breast BIIF LEAGUE: 1:05.77# 2012 Madisyn Uekawa

BIIF CHAMPS: 1:06.03$ 2011 Madisyn Uekawa   1:12.29 QUAL  1:14.67 CON

Preliminaries  1 Uekawa, Madisyn WHS 1:07.02 QUAL 2 Jernigan, Cara 16 KEAL-HI 1:07.23 QUAL

3 Pitoy, Shea 16 HILO 1:15.21  4 Thomas, Anna 16 KEAL-HI 1:17.47

5 Wyrick, Sarina 14 SJS 1:19.99 6 Jesser, Chenoa 16 KEAL-HI 1:21.77

7 Mahoney, Vera 14 HPA-HI 1:23.27 8 Hughes, Jillian WHS 1:23.67

#22 Men 100 Yard Breast BIIF LEAGUE: 58.61# 2010 Peter Chi

BIIF CHAMPS: 58.61$ 2010 Peter Chi  1:05.19 QUAL  1:07.73 CON

A – Final  1 Kubo, Christian 16 HILO 1:01.57 QUAL

2 Rimando, Brandon WHS 1:03.48 QUAL 3 Hamane, Cody 15 HILO 1:03.61 QUAL

4 Mendes, Lance WHS 1:15.95 5 Hulse, Cooper KS-H 1:16.77

6 Ho, Michael 15 HPA-HI 1:17.60 7 Gonzales, Aaron WHS 1:17.96

#22 Men 100 Yard Breast BIIF LEAGUE: 58.61# 2010 Peter Chi

BIIF CHAMPS: 58.61$ 2010 Peter Chi 1:05.19 QUAL 1:07.73 CON

Preliminaries 1 Kubo, Christian 16 HILO 1:00.60 QUAL 2 Hamane, Cody 15 HILO 1:04.48 QUAL

3 Rimando, Brandon WHS 1:06.01 CON  4 Gonzales, Aaron WHS 1:15.25

#23 Women 400 Yard Free Relay  BIIF LEAGUE: 3:41.82# 2001

M. Rivera, T. Binek, M. Yafuso, N. Okuna  BIIF CHAMPS: 3:41.82$ 2001

M. Rivera, T. Binek, M. Yafuso, N. Okuna 3:56.19 QUAL  4:15.99 CON

A – Final  1 KEAL-HI A 3:40.85# QUAL

2 WHS A 3:51.27 QUAL 3 HILO A 4:06.51 CON  4 KS-H A 4:51.17 5 KONA A 4:58.45

#23 Women 400 Yard Free Relay  BIIF LEAGUE: 3:41.82# 2001

M. Rivera, T. Binek, M. Yafuso, N. Okuna  BIIF CHAMPS: 3:41.82$ 2001

M. Rivera, T. Binek, M. Yafuso, N. Okuna  3:56.19 QUAL  4:15.99 CON

Preliminaries  1 KEAL-HI A 3:42.25 QUAL

2 HPA-HI A 3:53.37 QUAL 3 WHS A 4:00.61 CON

4 HILO A 4:05.26 CON5 KS-H A 4:51.71  6 KONA A 5:00.01

#24 Men 400 Yard Free Relay  BIIF LEAGUE: 3:18.71# 2011

K. Nakachi, L. Borowski, R. Ross, K. Katase

BIIF CHAMPS: 3:18.74$ 2007  N. Garrett, I. Cristobal, D. Coakley, M. Hamilton

3:33.89 QUAL       3:52.06 CON A – Final 1 HPA-HI A 3:19.78 QUAL  2 HILO A 3:26.10 QUAL

#24 Men 400 Yard Free Relay BIIF LEAGUE: 3:18.71# 2011

K. Nakachi, L. Borowski, R. Ross, K. Katase

BIIF CHAMPS: 3:18.74$ 2007 N. Garrett, I. Cristobal, D. Coakley, M. Hamilton

3:33.89 QUAL  3:52.06 CON Preliminaries  1 HPA-HI A 3:21.64 QUAL  2 HILO A 3:26.59 QUAL

Wilson is doing something greater than himself by Serving His Country

Harold Wilson

When I was in graduate school at the University of Hawaii Manoa, more than 40 years ago, I lived in a wooden duplex on the side of Punchbowl and made friends with my neighbors, Herman and Dorothy Wilson.

The Wilson’s were an older couple and from time to time they would take care of their grandson who was an active little toddler.

This toddler would scamper around the area as he enjoyed a variety of make believe games, which included playing ‘army’.

Last year at the Veteran’s Day 5K in Hilo an active duty National Guardsman, stationed at the Pohakuloa Training Area came up to me and asked a surprising statement.

“I think you knew my grandparents,” he said.

To my astonishment, standing before me was a grown man who looked to be in top shape, by the name of Harold ‘Mokuahi’ Wilson.

His grandparents have since passed, but their legacy was standing before me and preparing to walk to the starting line and challenge me in a 3.1 mile race.

Growing up Wilson played and fell in love with baseball, which he got from his grandfather and father, who both stayed active with community league softball well into their later year.

“I loved doing outdoor activities as I came from a baseball family and I played little league,” Wilson said.  “I did lots of stuff outdoors and as a child I like to play ‘Army.’

His love for playing Army evolved into the real thing as he enlisted in the United States Marine Corp in 1994 and switched to the Hawaii Army National Guard in 1998 to present.

“I want to do something greater than myself,” Wilson said.  “I want to serve my country and be the best of the best.”

Alicia and Harold

Wilson knew that the military would challenge him and has devoted nearly two decades to service.

“I knew that the Corp would challenge me more than I have ever been challenged and my love for running started in the Marines,” he said.

Wilson is a Staff Sergeant in the Army National Guard on Active Orders at Pohakuloa Training Area.

“I’ve served multiple tours to Iraq with a light infantry scout platoon,” Wilson said.  “The most difficult part of deployments is being away from my family.”

When not on deployment Wilson likes to work out in the nearest gym as he gets in a good sweat.

“Running has always been my best way to deal with stress and after a good run my focus seems clearer,” he said. 

At the Veterans Day 3.1 mile run Wilson encouraged several of his fellow soldiers to come out and run including his wife Alicia and their 10 year old son Austin.

“I am a self motivator and I love to motivate others, “he said.  “If you can motivate then anything can be accomplished.”

Wilson also has a home gym and at work at PTA there are three fully functional gyms.

“My home has a variety of weights, sit up bar, heavy bag,  speed bag, free standing bag for kicking as I like to mix it up to maximize muscle confusion,” Wilson said.  “Besides these I maintain pushups and sit ups to meet Army standards.”

Wilson Family at 5K event

Wilson knew that the military would challenge him and has devoted nearly two decades to service.

“I knew that the Corp would challenge me more than I have ever been challenged and my love for running started in the Marines,” he said.

Wilson is a Staff Sergeant in the Army National Guard on Active Orders at Pohakuloa Training Area.

“I’ve served multiple tours to Iraq with a light infantry scout platoon,” Wilson said.  “The most difficult part of deployments is being away from my family.”

When not on deployment Wilson likes to work out in the nearest gym as he gets in a good sweat.

“Running has always been my best way to deal with stress and after a good run my focus seems clearer,” he said. 

At the Veterans Day 3.1 mile run Wilson encouraged several of his fellow soldiers to come out and run including his wife Alicia and their 10 year old son Austin.

“I am a self motivator and I love to motivate others, “he said.  “If you can motivate then anything can be accomplished.”

Wilson also has a home gym and at work at PTA there are three fully functional gyms.

“My home has a variety of weights, sit up bar, heavy bag,  speed bag, free standing bag for kicking as I like to mix it up to maximize muscle confusion,” Wilson said.  “Besides these I maintain pushups and sit ups to meet Army standards.”

Wilson also runs at PTA where the air is thin and makes it more difficult to move.

“It’s a real challenge to run at Pohakuloa due to the high elevation,” he said.  “I’m in no way a body builder or marathon runner, but I am looked up to and always strive to serve as a role model for my soldiers.”

“Being in the military gives me a good reason to take care of myself,” Wilson said. “I strive to not only push myself but the soldiers I serve with.”

A 1989 graduate of Waiakea High School, Wilson is married and has five children and just days before this interview he turned 41 years of age.

“With all the stress of being in the military, I find that running and exercising is a good way to deal with that stress,” Wilson said.

I’ve made some adjustments to my diet and have switch from white to brown rice,” he said.  I try to avoid sweets and eat lots of greens.”

When a hunger attack hits, Wilson will curb that void by eating some almonds or having a triscuit with tuna and lettuce.

“My favorite dinner would be a quarter pound of poke with about a half cup of brown rice,” he said.  “For drinks it’s water and 100 percent pink grapefruit juice.”

Wilson’s overall goal is to lose some weight and when he does overeat he will get out and push himself a little harder the next day.

Alicia and I made New Year Resolution’s to improve our overall health,” Wilson said.  “Alicia is giving up smoking and I’m giving up beer!”

The Wilson’s have made a pact to help each other quit their bad habits and they try to motivate each other in a positive direction.

“The kids help keep an eye on mom and they will let me know if she is about to smoke,” he said with a grin. 

I’m sure that Harold ‘Mokuahi’ Wilson’s grandparents are watching over him and they are smiling and proud to see the man that he has turned into.

And someday should you happen to see a Vietnam Veteran jogging through the streets of East Hawaii remember to smile, say ‘woof’ and never shy away from “Running with the Big Dog.”    Email the Big Dog at waiakeabigdog@aol.com.

Hilo’s Atagi goes 3 rounds against state champion Akoakoa Paleka-Kennedy

Atagi

Paleka-Kennedy

In the land of Giants, opportunities presented itself with a Viking trying to slay the Warrior King.

Kamehameha’s defending heavy weight wrestling state champion, Akoakoa Paleka-Kennedy, made his way to the mat on Saturday in the final match of the day to face Hilo’s Zachary Atagi in a battle of the 285 pound weight division.

“I’m kind of relaxed,” Atagi said before his match with Paleka-Kennedy.  “He has more experience than me and he is the state champion, I am just hoping I don’t tense up.”

To quell his nerves Atagi tells jokes to one of his coaches, Mike Mandaquit, in order to keep his mind off facing the best wrestler in the state.

“I plan on fighting power with power and I can’t let him try to overpower me, as I’m hoping to just wrestling him,” Atagi continued.

Atagi brought an 8-1 record to the mat against the state champion, while Paleka-Kennedy came to the mat with an unblemished 5-0 record winning all of his matches by pins.

“He (Paleka-Kennedy) is just like any other guy, as anybody can win and this is a match that I have been looking forward to.”

Paleka Kennedy sat out the first few weeks of the season because of his fluctuating weight which put him over the 285 limit.

During the match the Viking gave the Warrior every bit of a match going the full three rounds as Paleka-Kennedy won on points by a score of 11-2.

“He (Atagi) is very balanced and had good stand up,” Paleka-Kennedy said after the grueling match.  “He was strong and hard to take down.”

Atagi scored his two points with an escape and Paleka-Kennedy scored with three takedowns and escapes.

“I don’t want to be overconfident going into a match and I don’t want to take any one lightly,” Paleka Kennedy said.  “He (Atagi) is the best wrestler I’ve faced this season.”

Atagi was ecstatic about his ability to go against the state champion.

“For the most part I’m please to go all three rounds against the best in the state,” Atagi said.  “Of course, I would have wanted to win as I go into every match to win.”

Atagi comes from a wrestling family as his dad was a state runner up for Waialua High School on Oahu.

“My dad coached both of my current Hilo High coaches,” Atagi said.  “He also helps me a lot, along with my other coaches.”

Coach Kalawe

Nishimoto-Noguchi

Viking Coach Alex Kalawe was pleased with his team’s performance as the opportunities presented itself on the mat.
“All of our kids are getting really tough challenges today,” Kalawe said.  “Most of the schools are trying to set up the best matches which will go on to making the kids better and more successful later.”

Another Viking, Trent Hashimoto-Noguchi at 130 had his hands full dropping his first match to a Keaau opponent on points.

“I just got tired and didn’t have the energy to finish that first match,” Hashimoto-Noguchi said.  “I need to be better prepared by rehydrating and putting some food into myself.”

In his second match Hashimoto-Noguchi rebounding winning by pin in the third round as he used a tilt, gaining control, then pushing his opponent onto his back, bringing his overall BIIF record to 6-4.

Lee

Kanekanui

The Lady Viks made the most of their opportunities with Kainoe Lee gaining an impressive victory over a talented Kamehameha Jasmine Iuta at 155.

“Jasmine beat me last week and today I won by a score of 8-2,” Lee said.  “I came into this match with more confidence and I felt good warming up as I was really motivated.”

Lee’s only two losses this season came at the hands of Iuta as she ran her league record to 8-2.

“I just came in more aggressive than in the past and I wanted to take control,” Lee said.  “I was also more relaxed and I know that Jasmine is the best competition that I have in this weight class.”

Teammate Lahi Kanakanui won an exciting match over Waiakea’s Kanani Silva, in overtime.

“The match was tied at 5 all at the end of regulation,” Kanakanui said.  “In overtime she (Silva) went for a shot and I sprawled and then circled around for the win.”

Choi

While Hilo was hosting an East Division wrestling tournament Hawaii Preparatory Academy hosted the West.

Undefeated in BIIF competition is Ka Makani Troy Choi at 215 who beat both his Honokaa opponents to run his record to 15-0.

“In my first match I wrestled Christian Silva and pinned him in the second round using a duck under and then moving into a backward high crotch,” Choi said.  “My second match was against Kainoa Lyman who bumped up from 189.”

“I pinned Kainoa in the third round using a chicken wing, running it to the right and then flipping him onto his back, Choi said.

Choi, a senior, credits most of his success to sticking with the HPA wrestling program for all four years.

“I got beat up as a freshman and paid my dues,” Choi said.  “Most of my opponents now are younger and still need to pay their dues as their skill level is below mine.”

Choi was the BIIF runner up last season and looks to vie for the title this year in his weight class.

The BIIF wrestling venue moves to Kealakehe on Saturday with an all schools meet starting at 10 am.

 

Outrigger becomes Title Sponsor of HHSAA Soccer State Championships

Outrigger Hotels & Resorts Named Title Sponsor  of the HHSAA Soccer State Championships

HONOLULU – Chris Chun, executive director of the Hawaii High School Athletic Association (HHSAA) is pleased to announce that Outrigger Hotels and Resorts has been named the title sponsor of the Hawaii High School Athletic Association Soccer State Championships and the official hospitality partner of the HHSAA.

 “Outrigger Hotels and Resorts is a long-time supporter of our island communities, and we are excited that they have joined forces with HHSAA as a corporate sponsor,” said Chun. “Outrigger and HHSAA share the same views on the importance and benefits of athletic opportunities for our youth, which makes this a great partnership.

 “The entire Outrigger ohana is excited to support Hawaii’s youth through this partnership with HHSAA,” said David Carey, president and CEO of Outrigger Enterprises Group “We value the role of athletics in teaching our keiki about teamwork, sportsmanship and taking pride in our community.”

“This year Outrigger celebrates its 65^th anniversary of providing hospitality services to kamaaina and travelers from across the globe,” Carey continued. “An integral part of our company culture has always involved giving back to our island communities, and we are excited to add the sponsorship of HHSAA and the HHSAA Soccer State Championships during this milestone year.”

The girls’ championship game is scheduled for February 1 – 4, 2012, and features Division I and II tournaments consisting of 12 teams each. The boys’ tournament takes place two weeks later, February 15 – 18, 2012, with a 12-team Division I bracket and an eight-team Division II bracket. Both girls and boys tournaments are held at Waipio Peninsula Soccer Complex on Oahu.

Eight of the girls and boys soccer matches will be televised to a statewide audience live on OC16 and to a worldwide audience streaming online at www.oc16.tv.

About the HHSAA

The HHSAA is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) and the governing body of high school athletics, consisting of 97 public and private high schools statewide and its more than 30,000 student-athletes. Each year, the HHSAA operates 44 state championship tournaments including unique championships to the state of Hawaii such as outrigger canoe paddling and judo.