BIIF BOYS Champions top 50 – Conners wins
BIIF Cross Country Championships
Hawaii Prep October 19, 2012
Place TmPl No. Name Yr School Varsity_
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1 1 52 TONY CONNORS 11 Honokaa 18:27.10
2 2 215 IAN MCQUATE 11 Waiakea 18:35.70
3 3 190 PAUL GREGG 12 Parker 18:39.30
4 200 ANDREW LANGTRY 12 St. Joseph’s 18:53.90
5 4 159 JOSIAH ADAMS 10 Kohala 18:58.25
6 5 29 MICHAEL SPETICH 11 Hawaii Prep 18:58.95
7 6 151 THUNDER FROST 10 Kealakehe 19:03.15
8 7 36 STEPHEN HUNTER 11 Hilo 19:15.90
9 8 22 JUSTIN MACY 12 Hawaii Prep 19:24.70
10 9 44 TIMON SKINNER 11 Hilo 19:25.10
11 10 193 TYLER MCCULLOUGH 12 Parker 19:40.85
12 11 90 MAKA’ALA CRUZ 11 Kamehameha (hawaii) 19:41.20
13 12 58 BROOKS MCVEY 12 Honokaa 19:42.60
14 13 16 WALTER DISNEY 11 Hawaii Prep 19:51.45
15 14 112 DALLAS TADA 12 Kamehameha (hawaii) 19:53.45
16 15 103 JONAH KNELL 12 Kamehameha (hawaii) 19:54.95
17 16 47 ISAAC ANGELO 11 Honokaa 19:55.65
18 17 46 SEANRY AGBAYANI 11 Honokaa 19:57.50
19 18 96 COLTON HILL 11 Kamehameha (hawaii) 19:58.35
20 19 97 KAIMIOLA HO 10 Kamehameha (hawaii) 19:58.95
21 20 149 CJ AGUSEN 12 Kealakehe 20:00.30
22 21 61 SEAN PERALA 11 Honokaa 20:03.80
23 22 155 TYLER LA SALLE 11 Kealakehe 20:08.15
24 23 39 RICHARD KERR 12 Hilo 20:12.05
25 24 127 JEFFERY FERRELL 10 Kea’au 20:21.15
26 25 152 JEREMY GAMBING 11 Kealakehe 20:22.85
27 26 40 HYRUM KIM 10 Hilo 20:23.15
28 27 220 MARK PACRIS 10 Waiakea 20:23.45
29 28 20 NATHAN LADWIG 9 Hawaii Prep 20:27.15
30 29 205 MATTHEW CAMACHO 11 Waiakea 20:30.45
31 30 63 DAVID ROBINSON 12 Honokaa 20:31.30
32 31 64 PEDRO SANCHES 12 Honokaa 20:36.65
33 32 95 MALU HAMMOND 12 Kamehameha (hawaii) 20:36.90
34 33 94 KAWIKA FINLEY 12 Kamehameha (hawaii) 20:38.35
35 34 13 HIDE AKAI 10 Hawaii Prep 20:46.20
36 31 RYUTA YODA 12 Dq 20:46.35
37 35 21 JAKE LAI 11 Hawaii Prep 20:49.55
38 36 158 GAVIN ULMAN 10 Kealakehe 20:56.95
39 37 169 JOSHUA KUPERUS 10 Makua Lani 21:01.15
40 38 209 HAJIME HAYANO 11 Waiakea 21:02.15
41 39 33 RIVER BROWN 9 Hilo 21:03.75
42 198 LUKE POTTER 10 Dq 21:04.05
43 40 211 ALAN IKEHARA 11 Waiakea 21:05.35
44 41 191 EVAN KASBERG 12 Parker 21:21.55
45 42 123 AUSTIN ANDERSON 11 Kea’au 21:27.10
46 43 43 MAXIMILLIAN PANOFF 11 Hilo 21:33.15
47 44 122 DAVIN ALVIENTO 12 Kea’au 21:48.35
48 45 6 KEKOA MUNDO 11 Christian Liberty 21:49.85
49 46 186 JESSE BURNS 12 Parker 21:50.75
50 47 154 SCOTT HENDERSON 11 Kealakehe 21:51.05
BIIF GIRLS Top 50 – Sims defends titles
BIIF Cross Country Championships
Hawaii Prep
October 19, 2012
Place TmPl No. Name Yr School Varsity_
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1 1 F36 ZOE SIMS 12 Hawaii Prep 21:11.00
2 2 F41 KRISTIANA VAN PERN 11 Hawaii Prep 21:44.05
3 3 F22 ERIN EVANS 9 Hawaii Prep 21:56.60
4 4 F52 MEHANA SABADO-HALP 10 Hilo 22:21.55
5 5 F46 CARMEN GARSON-SHUM 11 Hilo 22:48.10
6 6 F40 KELLY ULRICH 11 Hawaii Prep 22:49.30
7 7 F133 JOY CHOE 11 Makua Lani 22:51.15
8 8 F91 KAHALA HUDDLESTON 9 Kamehameha (hawaii) 23:10.15
9 9 F121 KARI VAN MOLS 12 Kealakehe 23:19.25
10 10 F26 MARIAH HAIGHT 11 Hawaii Prep 23:27.00
11 11 F94 TEHANI JONES 12 Kamehameha (hawaii) 23:27.60
12 12 F21 EMILY EVANS 12 Hawaii Prep 23:31.05
13 13 F30 VERONICA LADWIG 11 Hawaii Prep 23:51.80
14 14 F135 KEILI DORN 10 Makua Lani 23:59.70
15 15 F108 NATALIE HAGEMANN 12 Kea’au 24:01.45
16 F130 SHAYLI NAKAMOTO 10 Konawaena 24:01.75
17 16 F144 MARIKO LANGEVIN 12 Parker 24:06.30
18 F57 KELLY GREENWELL 12 Honokaa 24:06.35
19 F54 HILDHANG ADONA 11 Honokaa 24:20.20
20 17 F79 KERA AKIYAMA 12 Kamehameha (hawaii) 24:22.30
21 18 F90 LAYN TAYLOR GLENN 9 Kamehameha (hawaii) 24:25.35
22 19 F51 KAYLEE RAPOZA 12 Hilo 24:34.45
23 20 F43 JORDYN BREITHARTH 11 Hilo 24:37.60
24 21 F143 MARIE JOBES 11 Parker 24:39.15
25 22 F92 TIANA IWATA 11 Kamehameha (hawaii) 24:40.50
26 23 F160 SKYE OMBAC 11 Waiakea 24:40.70
27 24 F99 MAKENA WAGNER 9 Kamehameha (hawaii) 24:48.70
28 25 F85 MIKELA CABEL 11 Kamehameha (hawaii) 25:19.65
29 26 F138 HANNAH SHIMIZU 9 Makua Lani 25:23.25
30 27 F146 KIANA BARUELA 11 Waiakea 25:36.15
31 F124 LEIGN-ANN RIVERA 11 Kohala 25:42.65
32 28 F42 NINA BEAN 10 Hilo 25:49.70
33 29 F145 MAIA TARNAS 10 Parker 25:51.85
34 30 F118 MARISSA BRYANT-MAN 10 Kealakehe 26:29.20
35 31 F134 MERCEDES DECARLI 12 Makua Lani 26:29.95
36 32 F45 KAITLYN FUNAL 10 Hilo 27:00.65
37 33 F158 VANDEY OKINAKA 12 Waiakea 27:03.60
38 34 F6 CLARA SHEFFIELD 11 Christian Liberty 27:24.40
39 35 F141 TAYLYN BOYETTE 12 Parker 27:29.25
40 36 F116 DESIREE SUMAOANG 12 Kea’au 27:33.00
41 37 F142 MADDY HARPER 10 Parker 27:33.05
42 38 F117 RILEY ARROYO 9 Kealakehe 27:38.45
43 39 F47 BAILEY HONDA 11 Hilo 27:38.55
44 40 F157 JORDAN MELCHOR 10 Waiakea 27:39.45
45 F131 LINNEA SINGLETON 10 Konawaena 27:47.35
46 41 F120 MAISIE KENNEY 9 Kealakehe 27:47.45
47 42 F137 BRIANNE KUPERUS 9 Makua Lani 27:51.20
48 43 F150 JILLIAN HUGHES 12 Waiakea 27:54.00
49 44 F5 ADDISON REESE 9 Christian Liberty 27:54.40
50 45 F106 AVERY JARRIS 12 Kea’au 28:12.00
BIIF Scrambling for playoff advantage in cross country
BIIF Cross Country at Kamehameha-HI
KEAAU – Kamehameha-Hawaii played host to the final regular season all schools cross country meet in the Big Island Interscholastic Federation while the league prepares for the BIIF Championships.
The defending team BIIF champions for the girls Hawaii Preparatory Academy and for the boys Honokaa jockeyed for position to once again defend their team titles.
According to HPA Athletic Director the top four teams in the BIIF along with the top 37 girls and top 38 boys will it make to states.
Saturday’s regular season finale saw BIIF teams peaking at the right time to fight for those positions with the host Warriors remaining hopeful for a positive outcome.
“Our goal is just to get a boys team into states,” Warrior Coach Ryan Cabalse said. “We’ve never had a scoring boy’s team at states.”
Honokaa boys may be the league’s biggest surprise, winning the coveted BIIF team title 5 years in a row, but never during this season, until Saturdays last all school’s meet.
For the Dragons it was Anthony Connors winning his first meet of the season and teammate Brooks McVey taking third giving Honokaa a solid 1-3 punch.
This was a first time this season that both boys have broken into the top 5 and for Connors it was a huge confidence booster.
“We’re peaking at the right times,” Connors said. “I think we have a great shot at winning our sixth team titles.”
Kohala’s Josiah Adams broke into the top 5 for the first time this season.
“I did it for my parents who come out to watch me run every week,” Adams said. “I hope I made them proud today?”
Adams came away with a newfound confidence in his ability. “I’m still pretty excited and I’m looking forward to the BIIF Championships.”
Adams wasn’t the only boy new to the top five leader board and with it its confidence booster.
HPA’s Michael Spetich, a junior, wanted to ‘prove’ himself and be peaking at the right time to give himself a booster shot of confidence prior to the BIIF’s.
Waiakea’s Ian McQuate who has always been in the top 5 leader board is saving the best for last.
“I don’t want to sound cocky but I think I can win BIIF’s,” McQuate said. “If I peak at the right time then anything is possible, you gotta believe in miracles.”
McQuate is hanging in the top 3 or 4 along with Parker’s Paul Gregg which makes the two of them the most dangerous to emerge at the top of the BIIF leader board.
In the boys team standings coming out of the Kamehameha meet it was Honokaa winning with 60 points HPA 63, Hilo 79, Kealakehe 94 and Kamehameha-HI 96.
While the Honokaa boys team have been off the radar so has the Ka Makani boys until this Saturdays meet which opened the door to a new host of individuals and teams waiting to break down the obstacles which have prevented them in the past from breaking through.
The HPA girls under Coach Michael Franklin are in his seventh season and have won 5 BIIF titles in 2006, 2008-2011 including the State Championship last year.
HPA’s Zoe Sims is the defending BIIF Champion for the girls and there is no defending BIIF boys champ as Chayce Moniz from Honokaa has graduated last season.
Ka Makani Sims had this to say about defending her BIIF crown after Saturdays win at Kamehameha.
“I don’t really think about that a lot,” Sims said. “I just run how I feel and today’s top five girls were all within 10 seconds of each other.”
Ka Makani teammates Kristina Van Pernis and Mariah Haight along with Hilo’s talented duo of Mehana Sanbado-Halpern and Carmen Garson-Shumway are all great friends and they help each other in forming a pack.
“We’ve got the best five pack in the BIIF and we’re all keeping in close, we’re glad that they want to run with us because strong runners only makes us better,” Sims said.
“When running you must really be in the moment,” Van Pernis said.
The BIIF cross country action has a BYE this weekend then moves to the rolling hills of HPA for the BIIF Cross Country Championships on Friday October 19.
The HHSAA state championship will also be run on the defending state champion’s home course the Friday of OCT 26.
Boys top 50 from the Kamahema Schools X-C meet on 10.6.12
hameha Schools Hawaii Campus
Keaau, HI – 10/6/2012
Last Completed Event
Event 4 Boys 3 Mile Run CC Varsity
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Name Year School Finals Points
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1 Connors, Tony Honokaa 17:29.82 1
2 McQuate, Ian Waiakea 17:45.71 2
3 McVey, Brooks Honokaa 17:49.03 3
4 Spetich, Michael Hawaii Prep 17:57.20 4
5 Adams, Josiah Kohala 18:01.46 5
6 Frost, Thunder Kealakehe 18:04.60 6
7 Langtry, Andrew St Joseph 18:11.23
8 Skinner, Timon Hilo 18:13.98 7
9 Hunter, Stephen Hilo 18:14.69 8
10 Macy, Justin Hawaii Prep 18:32.18 9
11 La Salle, Tyler Kealakehe 18:32.62 10
12 Hill, Colton KS Hawaii 18:40.83 11
13 Disney, Walter Hawaii Prep 18:44.43 12
14 Ho, Kaimiola KS Hawaii 18:47.70 13
15 Ladwig, Nathan Hawaii Prep 18:57.72 14
16 Kerr, Richard Hilo 18:58.66 15
17 Ferrell, Jeffery Kea’au 18:59.33 16
18 Angelo, Isaac Honokaa 19:01.61 17
19 Kim, Hyrum Hilo 19:04.51 18
20 Agbayani, Seanry Honokaa 19:09.66 19
21 Quinlan, Sean Honokaa 19:10.38 20
22 Cruz, Makaala KS Hawaii 19:15.58 21
23 Robinson, David Honokaa 19:17.59 22
24 Henderson, Scott Kealakehe 19:18.25 23
25 Lai, Jake Hawaii Prep 19:18.92 24
26 Javier, Jerry H A A S 19:19.55
27 Tada, Dallas KS Hawaii 19:22.00 25
28 Knell, Jonah KS Hawaii 19:24.08 26
29 Agusen, CJ Kealakehe 19:24.55 27
30 Ulman, Gavin Kealakehe 19:27.59 28
31 Alip, Dayson KS Hawaii 19:28.40 29
32 Finley, David KS Hawaii 19:29.37 30
33 Brown, River Hilo 19:29.72 31
34 Witthans, Bryn KS Hawaii 19:30.05
35 Yoda, Ryuta Hawaii Prep 19:31.10 32
36 Matsuda, Daniel Hawaii Prep 19:37.09 33
37 Carvalho, Elijah Honokaa 19:38.27 34
38 Perala, Sean Honokaa 19:40.39
39 Anzai, Keisuke Hawaii Prep 19:42.92
40 Kuperus, Joshua Makua Lani 19:49.43 35
41 Camacho, Matthew Waiakea 19:53.81 36
42 Unknown 20:01.95
42 Alviento, Davin Kea’au 20:02.38 37
43 Salboro, Conrad KS Hawaii 20:04.79
44 Hammond, Malu KS Hawaii 20:06.63
45 Pacris, Mark Waiakea 20:10.93 38
46 Witthans, Ryan KS Hawaii 20:18.84
47 Navarro, Arman Kea’au 20:23.87 39
48 Alterman, Evan Kealakehe 20:26.41 40
49 McCafferty, Jacob Hawaii Prep 20:27.33
50 Prater, Christopher Kealakehe 20:27.72 41
BIIF X-C girls from Kamehameha Top 50
2012 BIIF XC @ KS Hawaii
Kamehameha Schools Hawaii Campus
Keaau, HI – 10/6/2012
Last Completed Event
Event 3 Girls 3 Mile Run CC Varsity
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Name Year School Finals Points
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1 Sims, Zoe Hawaii Prep 20:05.82 1
2 Van Pernis, Kristiana Hawaii Prep 20:06.82 2
3 Jabado-Halpern, Kamehana Hilo 20:07.77 3
4 Haight, Mariah Hawaii Prep 20:18.28 4
5 Garson-Shumway, Carmen Hilo 20:57.93 5
6 Evans, Erin Hawaii Prep 21:19.36 6
7 Choe, Joy Makua Lani 21:32.76 7
8 Ulrich, Kelly Hawaii Prep 21:49.96 8
9 Huddleston, Kahala KS Hawaii 22:05.89 9
10 Ladwig, Veronica Hawaii Prep 22:07.09 10
11 Bean, Nina Hilo 22:09.98 11
12 Dorn, Keili Makua Lani 22:20.12 12
13 Cochran, Savannah Hawaii Prep 22:20.41 13
14 Jones, TeHani KS Hawaii 22:25.35 14
15 Gravelle, Jessica Hawaii Prep 22:42.02
16 Taylor, Emma Hawaii Prep 22:51.54
17 Cabel, Mikela KS Hawaii 22:51.86 15
18 Adona, Hildhang Honokaa 22:53.31 16
19 Cavedoni, Melia Hawaii Prep 23:01.24
20 Akiyama, Kera KS Hawaii 23:06.66 17
21 Wagner, Makena KS Hawaii 23:06.99 18
22 Rapoza, Kaylee Hilo 23:15.38 19
23 Ombac, Skye Waiakea 23:25.42 20
24 Disney, Sabrina Hawaii Prep 23:25.76
25 Jarvis, Iris KS Hawaii 23:39.75 21
26 Hagemann, Natalie Kea’au 23:44.53 22
27 Rivera, Leign-Ann Kohala 23:44.73 23
28 Iwata, Tiana KS Hawaii 23:44.89 24
29 Bradley, Cat Hawaii Prep 23:58.80
30 Baysa, Crystal-Lynn KS Hawaii 24:03.13
31 Scheffield, Clara Christian Liberty 24:11.14 25
32 Baruela, Kiana Waiakea 24:11.42 26
33 Breitbarth, Jordan Hilo 24:16.25 27
34 Greenwell, Kelly Honokaa 24:19.12 28
35 Morrison, Leila Hawaii Prep 24:23.77
36 Fratinardo, Maria KS Hawaii 24:25.64
37 Glenn, Layn Taylor KS Hawaii 24:35.33
38 Bader, Alexa KS Hawaii 24:41.07
39 Cosma, Shani Kea’au 24:52.03 29
40 Cordero, Uluwehi Honokaa 24:54.69 30
41 Nakamoto, Shayli Konawaena 24:55.56
42 Bannister, Kaley KS Hawaii 25:00.07
43 Wong Yuen, Kekai KS Hawaii 25:11.14
44 Greco Hiranaka, Victoria Hawaii Prep 25:15.56
45 Sumaoang, Desiree Kea’au 25:19.81 31
46 DuVoisin, Sara KS Hawaii 25:20.97
47 Harris, Logan Kealakehe 25:23.16
48 Melchor, Jordan Waiakea 25:25.63 32
49 Marks, Sequoia H A A S 25:33.39
50 Funai, Kaitlyn Hilo 25:38.92 33