Revised BIIF Girls Cross Country from Waiakea 9.24.11, Top 60 Results
The girls race held at Waiakea had 149 finishers with Hawaii Prep winning the team scoring followed by Hilo. Revised Official List
BIIF Cross Country Meet at Waiakea – 9/24/2011
Waiakea High School Hilo HI
1 Kobayashi, Kelsie 12 Waiakea 19:29.38 1
2 Haight, Mariah 10 Hawaii Prep 20:01.37 2
3 Sims, Zoe 11 Hawaii Prep 20:02.16 3
4 Garson-Shumway, Carmen 10 Hilo 20:05.73 4
5 Evans, Emily 11 Hawaii Prep 20:07.18 5
6 Van Mols, Kari 11 Kealakehe 20:16.97 6
7 De Bourmont, Shalila 12 Hilo 20:26.15 7
8 Kirkhill, Sydney 9 Kealakehe 20:32.77 8
9 Choe, Joy 10 Makua Lani 20:33.64 9
10 Ulrich, Kelly 10 Hawaii Prep 20:41.64 10
11 Van Pernis, Kristiana 10 Hawaii Prep 20:47.91 11
12 Ray, Satya 9 Hilo 20:49.92 12
13 Bradley, Cat 11 Hawaii Prep 20:53.43 13
14 Cooke, Kirrah 9 Hilo 20:58.27 14
15 Kim, Corin 12 Kamehameha 21:00.81 15
16 Choe, Grace 12 Makua Lani 21:01.27 16
17 Rasse, Haley 11 Waiakea 21:12.99 17
18 Bettencourt, Mika 10 Kealakehe 21:24.29 18
19 Thornton, Deann 12 Kea’au 21:26.55 19
20 Ladwig, Veronica 10 Hawaii Prep 21:36.10 20
21 Bean, Nina 9 Hilo 21:42.37 21
22 Carvalho, Erin 12 Kamehameha 21:47.35 22
23 Rapoza, Kaylee 11 Hilo 21:47.97 23
24 Dorn, Keili 9 Makua Lani 21:54.02 24
25 Grenwell, Kelly 11 Honokaa 21:56.21 25
26 Breitbarth, Jordyn 10 Hilo 22:09.19 26
27 Nakamura, Tiffany 11 Makua Lani 22:16.07 27
28 Iwata, Tiana 10 Kamehameha 22:17.35 28
29 Lawrence, Karina 12 Hilo 22:20.02
30 Shiraki, Allie 10 Honokaa 22:23.60 29
31 Adona, Hilghang 10 Honokaa 22:24.35 30
32 Trainer, Hannah 12 Kamehameha 22:24.99 31
33 Busek, Jessica 11 Waiakea 22:25.91 32
34 Akai, Tsukasa 12 Hawaii Prep 22:40.99
35 Olinaka, Vandey 11 Waiakea 22:45.91 33
36 Iwata, Shayla 9 Kamehameha 22:47.38 34
37 Hagemann, Natalie 11 Kea’au 22:56.34 35
38 Pitoy, Shea 12 Hilo 23:00.05
39 Nakamoto, Shayli 9 Konawaena 23:01.81
40 Jones, Tehani 11 Kamehameha 23:04.72 36
41 Hemalon, Mahina 12 Kea’au 23:13.16 37
42 Aguirre, Elizabeth 10 Honokaa 23:22.87 38
43 Cabel, Mikela 10 Kamehameha 23:23.37 39
44 Ombac, Skye 10 Waiakea 23:29.60 40
45 Hughes, Jillian 11 Waiakea 23:32.42 41
46 Ignacio, Vanessa 10 Waiakea 23:33.20 42
47 DeCarli, Mercedes 11 Makua Lani 23:42.68 43
48 Roddie, Candice 11 Waiakea 23:50.62
49 Manuia, Alana 9 Kamehameha 23:51.85
50 Langevin, Mariko 11 Parker 23:53.22
51 Bianchi, Rachael 12 Kealakehe 23:53.82 44
52 Bannister, Kaley 10 Kamehameha 23:55.66
53 Bader, Alexa 9 Kamehameha 23:57.09
54 Alterman, Allison 12 Kealakehe 24:01.67 45
55 Cosma, Shani 11 Kea’au 24:03.33 46
56 Fojas, Jazz 11 Hawaii Prep 24:04.14
57 Boyette, Taylyn 11 Parker 24:04.79
58 Swain, Karley 12 Waiakea 24:07.54
59 Pautz, Whitney 12 Hualalai 24:08.29
60 Lerma, Amanda 12 Kamehameha 24:10.28
Related link: https://waynejoseph.wordpress.com/2011/09/24/biif-cross-country-from-waiakea-9-24-11-top-60-results/
All BIIF Tennis Selections announced
- WHS frosh, Sarah Dvorak
All-BIIF tennis
GIRLS SINGLES First team
Sarah Dvorak Fr. Waiakea, Chelsea Sato Sr. Waiakea, Daisy Green Jr. Kealakehe
Erin Wakefield-McDonald Sr. Hawaii Prep
Second team
Emilie Skladzien So. Parker, Kristin Winther Sr. Kealakehe
Amanda Lerma Jr. Kamehameha, Kelly Soares Fr. Hilo
GIRLS DOUBLES First team
Stephanie Matsuura/Ceara Sumida Jr./Sr. Waiakea
Genevieve Flaspohler/Grace Riley Jr./Sr. Hilo
Qiana Hironaka/Shayla Kushi Sr./Jr. Waiakea
Tiera Makaiwi/Michelle Reed So./Fr. Kealakehe
Second team Ashley Teshima/Carli Yamamoto Jr./Sr. Konawaena
Leisha Ishikawa/Karyl-Lyn Yamakawa So./Fr. Waiakea
Eun Sol Lee/Claire Rho Sr./Jr. Hawaii Prep
Cierra Abellera/Mai Kobayashi So./Fr. Kealakehe
BOYS SINGLES First team
Spencer Travalino Jr. Kealakehe, Kaito Mizutani Sr. Waiakea, Daniel Tada So. Hilo
Isaiah Brilhante So. Waiakea
Second team
Zane Moran Sr. Hawaii Prep, Austin Gunnar Lee Jr. St. Joseph
Alden Aguirre Jr. Honokaa, Michael Monahan Sr. HPA
BOYS DOUBLES First team
Chandler Daub/Jeffrey Gelman Jr./Jr. Kealakehe
Chris Lysiuk/Shoyo Tsukamoto Sr./Jr. Kealakehe
Santa Chirathivat/Bobby Souza Jr./Jr. HPA
Hiroki Kawakami/Won Joon Kim So./Sr. HPA
Second team Paul Gagorik/Dillon Kell So./Sr. Hilo
Garry Murayama/Caden Yamamoto Sr./Sr. Waiakea
Andrew Trump/James Werner Jr./Sr. Kohala
Shaun Kagawa/Keoni Wong So./Jr. Kamehameha
Waiakea Girls Win BIIF Team Title
- Coach Tallett
The Waiakea girl’s tennis squad clinched the Big Island Interscholastic Federation team title on their home court this past Saturday by beating a spunky Kamehameha squad 4-1.
Prior to the match first year Waiakea Coach Adelbert Tallett, Jr. spoke of the importance of playing Kamehameha.
“This is a really big match for us as it will determine the team title,” he said. “Today is also going to be a win, win situation for me as I am a current and former Warrior.”
Tallett, a 1979 graduate of Kamehameha, Oahu, had looked forward to playing his former Alma Mater all season long.
“This is the highlight of my entire season,” Tallett said. “I was born and raised on the Big Island and attended St. Joseph before being admitted to Kamehameha where I played three years on their varsity tennis team.”
Tallett and the public school Warriors played a straight up match, leaving their number one singles player, Ceara Sumida, to face Kamehameha’s Rebekah Friel.
- Ceara Sumida
“I felt really good today,” Sumida said of her 6-0, 6-1 victory. “I got most of my first serves in and my transition to the net worked fairly well.”
Sumida, ranked number two in the BIIF behind Kealakehe’s Sayo Tsukamoto, wasted little time dispatching Friel after rain delayed the match for nearly two hours.
“I never played her (Friel) before and I didn’t know what to expect, but I went in thinking positive and it all worked out well,” Sumida said.
In number 2 singles Waiakea played Candice Roddie against Kamehameha’s Sadie Arakaki with Roddie winning in straight sets 6-2, 6-0.
“I knew the strength of Kamehameha rested with their doubles teams, but I wanted to keep my singles players in position to get the highest seed possible when it comes to the BIIF championships,” Tallett, Jr. said.
The Kamehameha girls came into the match with only one loss, a 4-1 defeat to Kealakehe earlier in the season. A win for the private school Warriors would have put the BIIF girl’s team title into a three way tie, but Waiakea would have none of that as their team rose to the occasion.
Kamehameha used their number 1 doubles team of Kahea Kanuha and Amanda Lerma to gain their lone victory in team play by beating Qianna Hironaka and Shala Kushi 6-1, 6-4.
The public school Warriors came roaring back in number 2 and 3 doubles play with Kaede Kanazawa and Stephanie Matsuura beating Corin Kim and Jaci Macida 7-6, 6-3 and with the help of Leisha Ishikawa and Chelsea Sato getting past Shariyah Campbell and Tehani Sewell 6-0, 6-4.
“I my very excited for our girls winning the BIIF team title,” Tallett, Jr. said. “Our girls are a very good, disciplined team and I have to give a lot of credit to Kamehameha for teaching me how to play the game.”
Tallett also had high praise for his assistant coach, Roy Hatanaka, and for the support of the team’s parents.
“I think our team chemistry worked really well this year,” Sumida said. “I’m really happy for the team as everything just fell into place.”
Waiakea’s boys team, playing for the runner up position as Kealakehe remained undefeated, beat Kamehameha 5-0 with their ace singles players, Kaito Mizutani and Kallen Mizuguchi sweeping to easy victories.
Mizuguchi was placed into the number 1 position and faced Matt Yamamoto winning in straight sets of 6-0, 6-1, while Mizutani was regulated to the #2 spot and beat Elijah Pung 6-0, 6-0.
Both Mizuguchi and Mizutani are undefeated in BIIF play and neither boy has lost a set all season long.
“Kallen is ranked #6 in the state for boys 18 and Kaito is ranked #2 for the boys 16,” Coach Bill Brilhante, Jr. said.
In doubles play Waiakea pitted Isaiah Brilhante and Christopher Simmons against Kamehameha’s #1 doubles team in Keoni Wong and Shaun Kagawa with Simmons and Brilhante winning in a close match 6-2. 4-6, 6-2.
Waiakea’s other doubles teams of Chad Hara and Caden Yamamoto, 7-5, 6-1, and Kris Shigehara and Johnathan Torigoe, 6-4, 6-2 made it a clean sweep for the Warriors.
The BIIF will next host a Seeding Tournament at Holua on Saturday. Schools are limited to two singles and two doubles entries and according to Coach Bill Brilhante the tourney will allow schools an opportunity to meet the two match minimum requirement for athletes to compete in the BIIF championships set for April 24.
BIIF Tennis – Waiakea Girls & Kealakehe Boys on top
BIIF Tennis Results 4/3/10
Boys Hilo 2 , Kamehameha 3
Singles: Alex Zavarro (Hil) def. Matt K. Yamamoto (KS) 6-0, 6-0
Singles: Harley Smith (KS) def. Justin Takeda (Hil) 2-6, 6-3, 7-6(2)
Doubles: Keoni K. Wong (KS)/ Shaun Kagawa (KS) def. Devin Chu (Hil)/ Jonathan Maesato (Hil) 1-6, 6-1, 6-1
Doubles: Richard Weiser (Hil)/ Grant Emerson (Hil) def. Hunter O. Christensen (KS)/ William (Kahanu) Salavea (KS) 7-6(3), 6-4
Doubles: Caycee John (CJ) Matsuyama (KS)/ Kaulana Ho (KS) def. Dillon Kell (Hil)/ Jordan Dumlao (Hil) 6-2, 6-4
Girls Hilo 2 , Kamehameha 3
Singles: Kendall Tada (Hil) def. Rebekah S.K. Friel (KS) 6-0, 6-0
Singles: Grace Riley (Hil) won by default
Doubles: Kahealani R. Kanuha (KS)/ Amanda R. Lerma (KS) def. Megan Cabison (Hil)/ Clarissa Crawford (Hil) 6-3, 6-1
Doubles: Tehani Sewell (KS)/ Sadie Arakaki (KS) def. Stacie Lim (Hil)/ Joyce Iwashita (Hil) 6-3, 7-6(4)
Doubles: Corin N.L. Kim (KS)/ Jaci Macida (KS) def. Casey Nakamura (Hil)/ Kendra Fujioka (Hil) 6-1, 6-1
Boys Waiakea 4 , Parker 1
Singles: Isaiah Brilhante (WHS) def. Elliot Warkus (PAR) 6-1, 6-0
Singles: Kris Shigehara (WHS) def. Kai Inaba (PAR) 6-0, 6-0
Doubles: Josh Inaba (PAR)/ Kenyon Smith (PAR) def. Christopher Simons (WHS)/ Garry Murayama (WHS) 7-6(4), 6-7(4), 7-6(5)
Doubles: Chad Hara (WHS)/ Caden Yamamoto (WHS) def. Charlie Charbonneau (PAR)/ Shotaro Kume (PAR) 6-2, 6-1
Doubles: Jonathan Torigoe (WHS)/ Andrew Matsuura (WHS) def. Kieran Najita (PAR)/ Cary Hoy (PAR) 6-0, 6-0
Girls Waiakea 5 , Parker 0
Singles: Ceara Sumida (WHS) def. Jenna Gerdsen (PAR) 6-2, 5-1
Singles: Candice Roddie (WHS) def. Emilie Skladzien (PAR) 1-6, 6-4, 6-3
Doubles: Chelsea Sato (WHS)/ Samatha Maesato (WHS) def. Marit Winborne (PAR)/ Madi Pozner (PAR) 6-0, 6-0
Doubles: Stephanie Matsuura (WHS)/ Leisha Ishikawa (WHS) def. Shelby Watson (PAR)/ Ajana Lowrey (PAR) 6-4, 6-3
Doubles: Quiana Hironaka (WHS)/ Shayla Kushi (WHS) def. Lauren Sweere (PAR)/ Zhasmena Jasmine Asoyan (PAR) 6-0, 6-0
| TENNIS STANDINGS 2010 | ||||
| as of 4/3/10 | ||||
| BOYS | GIRLS | |||
| Kealakehe | 4-0 | Waiakea | 5-0 | |
| HPA | 3-0 | Kamehameha | 5-1 | |
| Waiakea | 4-1 | Kealakehe | 3-1 | |
| Kamehameha | 3-3 | Hilo | 3-3 | |
| St. Joseph | 2-2 | Parker | 2-4 | |
| Hilo | 2-4 | Konawaena | 1-3 | |
| Konawaena | 1-3 | HPA | 0-3 | |
| Parker | 0-6 | St. Joseph | 0-4 | |
| Honokaa | 2-0 | Honokaa | 3-0 | |
| Kohala | 3-1 | Keaau | 2-0 | |
| Makua Lani | 2-1 | Makua Lani | 2-1 | |
| Laupahoehoe | 1-1 | Pahoa | 2-2-1 | |
| Keaau | 1-1 | Laupahoehoe | 1-0-1 | |
| Pahoa | 1-4 | Kohala | 1-4 | |
| Kau | 0-2 | Kau | 0-4 | |
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