HHSAA wrestling championships – Semifinals and Consolation Rounds on Saturday

CHEVRON

47^TH ANNUAL WRESTLING STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS

March 2-3, 2012 – Neal S. Blaisdell Arena

SATURDAY

8:30 a.m.   Weigh-in

10 a.m.      Semifinals and Consolation Rounds 3 & 4

3 p.m.        Introductions

4 p.m.        Championship, third-place and fifth-place finals

7:30 p.m.   Awards ceremony

The top high school wrestlers from across the state will compete in the 47^th Annual Chevron/HHSAA Championships, March 2-3 at the Neal S. Blaisdell Center Arena. This year’s field includes boys wrestlers in 14 weight classes (in pounds): 108, 114, 120, 125, 130, 135, 140, 145, 152, 160, 171, 189, 215 and 285, and girls wrestlers in 11 weight classes: 98, 103, 108, 114, 120, 125, 130, 140, 155, 175 and 220. (includes 2-pound weight allowance)

 

Returning individual state champions:

Two boys, Maryknoll’s Cassidy Oshiro (114 pounds) and Punahou’s Todd Murakawa (130), and one girl, Punahou’s Mindy Chow (130), will aim for their third individual state championships. Oshiro won at 108 pounds in 2010 and Murakawa at 125 pounds that same year.

Other defending state champs are Mililani’s Quinn Nagatani (108), ‘Aiea’s Samantha Higa (114) and Darcie Manning O’Brien (175), Mid-Pacific’s Joshua Terao (125), Lahainaluna’s Chanse Uyeda (152), Punahou’s Bryan Peralta (152) and Zach Hernandez (189) and Kamehameha-Hawaii’s Akoakoa Paleka-Kennedy (285). Uyeda won last year’s 145-pound title.

Three girls – Kamehameha-Hawaii’s Megan Aina (103), Kamehameha’s Bree Rapoza (120) and Pearl City’s Sanoe Spencer (220) – won state titles in 2010 but were upset last year.

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KMS track and field team wins 66 medals at P & R

            KEAAU TRACK MEET                  Feb 25, 2012

 Girls Pee Wee

Kaylee Marques  1^st standing long jump, 1^st 50, 2^nd 70

 Girls Midgets

Jaysha Pavao  1^st 400, 1^st 4×50     Coraleen Quilinderino 1st standing long jump, 1^st 4×50

Jaredy Salle  1^st 4×50                                      Kailee Sibayan-Santiago  1^st 4×50

 Junior Girls

Chantel Carlos  3^rd 200, 3^rd 4×100                       Narizza Saladino  3^rd high jump,  1^st 4×50

Ruby Galapon  1^st high jump, 1^st 4×50                  Kanoe Cabanlet   2^nd high jump, 1^st 4×50

Tawnee Respicio  2^nd 200,  3^rd 4×100                       Tianna Celis  3^rd 4×100

Kimiko Johnny  3^rd 4×100                                               Diana Doan   2^nd 4×50

Jessica Andres  2^nd 4×50                                         Kyla Andres   2^nd 4×50

Sheann Belmes  1st 4×50                                           Gretchen Padamada  2^nd 4×50

Intermediate Girls

Audra Payne   2^nd high jump, 2^nd 1200, 1^st 4×200               Gerenel Galves   1^st high jump, 1^st 4×200

Maria Calso   2^nd shot put, 1^st 4×200                          Eve Paguirigan   1^st 4×200                                                                                       

  Girls Medals 33               

 BOYS Midgets

Rhodney Hernando   1^st 100,  2^nd 200                            Kalena Nihipali   2^nd softball throw,  3^rd 50

Jake Cambia   2^nd standing long jump                               Albert Zuniga  1^st standing long jump

 Junior Boys                          

Jo Joe Villa  1^st high jump, 3^rd 100, 1^st 4×100                   BoysMedals33                                                                                                                                      

Christian Batad   2^nd high jump, 2^nd 100, 1^st 4×100

Dallan Oandasan  1^st shot put, 1^st discus,   1^st 4×100

Kolby Gebin   1^st 100, 1^st 4×100              Kyle Rice   1^st 800, 1^st 4×50

Kayden Souza   1^st 4×50                                Bronson Pili   1^st 4×50

Joseph MacDonald   2^nd shot put, 2^nd discus, 1^st 4×50

Greyson Haskell  3^rd 400,  3^rd 800              David Pinyerd  3^rd high jump, 2^nd 800, 1^st 1200

 Intermediate Boys

Paxton Rhyss   3^rd high jump, 1^st 4×100                                              Joshua Quero-Ondo  1^st 4×100                                                                       

Reynaldo Arcellana   1^st 4×100                                                                Charles Caldwell-Kaai   1^st 4×100  

KMS Team wins   Total 66 Medals,   Kudos to Coach Randee Arkin Joseph, also known as ‘Mrs Big Dog’