Honokaa Athletic Awards Presented for 2009-2010
Tialana Greenwell is Female Athlete of the Year
HONOKAA ATHLETIC AWARDS
CHEERLEADING – Most outstanding: Roxanne Daguio- Coach’s award: Briahna Baquiran
GIRLS VOLLEYBALL– Most outstanding: Kaylene Kanekoa, Cheramy Kaneo- Coach’s award: Malia England, Jessica Muskat
GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY – Most outstanding: Tialana Greenwell- Coach’s award: Athena Oldfather
BOYS CROSS COUNTRY– Most outstanding: Chris Mosch- Coach’s award: Joshua Robinson
GIRLS SWIMMING– Most outstanding: Karen Honda
BOYS SWIMMING– Most outstanding: Akahei Lazarus –Coach’s award: Brandon Mah
GIRLS CANOE PADDLING– Most outstanding: Patti Conners- Coach’s award: Marguerite Stith
BOYS CANOE PADDLING– Most outstanding: Jacob Keolanui- Coach’s award: Bob Uesi
GIRLS WRESTLING– Most outstanding: Jessica Muskat- Coach’s award: Jade Perreira
BOYS WRESTLING – Most outstanding: Geo Chavez-Pardini – Coach’s award: Kalai Niau
GIRLS BASKETBALL – Most outstanding: Kaylene Kanekoa, April Cano – Coach’s award: Maku Torres
BOYS BASKETBALL– Most outstanding: Eddie Morales, Tyler Meyer – Coach’s award: Kaimana Esquerra
GIRLS SOCCER – Most outstanding: Tialana Greenwell – Coach’s award: Athena Oldfather, Kealy Witt
BOYS SOCCER – Most outstanding: Sage Johnson – Coach’s award: Keoni Lindsey
SOFTBALL – Most outstanding: Angel Borges – Coach’s award: Taylor Salgado-Ganzagan
GIRLS TENNIS – Most outstanding: Monica Carlos – Coach’s award: Kuulei Kent
BOYS TENNIS – Most outstanding: Alden Aguirre – Coach’s award: Stephen Clarke
BOYS GOLF – Most outstanding: Rocky Pactol – Coach’s award: Dillon Slevin
BASEBALL – Most outstanding: Dylan Shiraki – Coach’s award: Tyler Ortiz
BOYS VOLLEYBALL – Most outstanding: Sage Johnson – Coach’s award: Zach Tadio, Eddie Morales
GIRLS TRACK AND FIELD – Most outstanding: Athena Oldfather – Coach’s award: Tialana Greenwell
BOYS TRACK AND FIELD – Most outstanding: Joshua Robinson – Coach’s award: Chayce Moniz
2009-10 TOP HONORS – Coaches of the Year: Mike Fernandez (volleyball); Maurice Miranda (boys soccer); Fred Lau (football); Josh Abner (cross country)
– Senior Male Athlete of the Year: Eddie Morales – Senior Female Athlete of the Year: Kaylene Kanekoa
– Senior Male Scholar-athlete of the Year: Kalai Niau – Senior Female Scholar-athlete of the Year: Athena Oldfather – Male Athlete of the Year: Sage Johnson – Female Athlete of the Year: Tialana Greenwell
BIIF Girls Track & Field All-Star Selections Announced
HPA's Ku'uipo Nakoa selected all-BIIF Athlete of the Year
- Sutton, BIIF & State gold medalist – disc
Athlete of the Year: Ku’uipo Nakoa, Hawaii Prep
Coach of the Year: Pat Lau, Hawaii Prep
First Team
Hawaii Prep – Ku’uipo Nakoa, hurdles & triple jump; Zoe Sims, 400;
Kamehameha – Kaopua Sutton, disc; Victoria Evans-Bautista, long jump
Honokaa – Athena Oldfather, 1500; Tialana Greenwell, 3000
Waiakea – Kaitlyn Chock, 800; Erika Cushnie, high jump
Hilo – Shina Chung, pole vault
Second Team
Teisha Nacis (Waiakea), Ua Ruedy (Konawaena), Randi Estrada (Kea’au), TraciPalermo (Hilo), Lana Queen (Hawaii Prep), Sydney Budde (Hawaii Prep), Jacquelyn Kaio-Goo (Kea’au), Matelita Tamoefalau (Konawaena)
Honorable mention: Alyssa Hoshida (Hilo), Bronte Kaneakua (Kamehameha), Katie Aguilar (Honoka’a)Kaila Voss (Kealakehe) Autumn Miyares-Thompson (Kea’au), Deann Nishimura-Thornton (Kea’au), Kela Vargas (Hawaii Prep), Mary Josephine Osorio(Kohala), Alexis Mabuni (Makua Lani), Kelsie Kobayashi (Waiakea), Shalila De Bourmont (Hilo), Grace Choe (Makua Lani), Karina Lawrence (Hilo), Erin Carvalho(Kamehameha), Natasha Ah Chong (Kamehameha), Bree Delacruz (Hilo), ChelseaAshimine (Hawaii Prep), Alyssa Lehua McGuire (Kamehameha), Jasmine Ward(Konawaena), Azmera Hammouri-Davis (Kea’au), Marley Strand-Nicolaisen (Ka’u),Holly Lambert (Waiakea), Kelsi Nishina (Hawaii Prep), Carissa Bell-Chase(Honoka’a), Jo-Lynn Kahala-Minczer (Kealakehe), Natalie Orevella (Hilo), McKenna Davidson (Kealakehe), Jasmine Fojas (Hawaii Prep), Pamela Lynn (Hawaii Prep), Misilosa Uulopa (Konawaena), Tiffany Kerr (Hilo), Linda Sunia (Hilo), Janna Urakami (Waiakea), Angeline Hoke (Waiakea)
BIIF Track & Field Stars Advance to Finals of HHSAA Championships
State Championships held at Kamehameha-Kapalama
Big Island Interscholastic Federation track & field athletes left their mark at the Hawaii High School Athletic Association preliminaries held at Kamehameha-Oahu on Friday.
BIIF athletes made the championship finals, to be held Saturday, in 22 different events as the top eight competitors in each event advanced.
Kau’s Jacob Edwards demonstrated why he is the state champion in both the 110 and 300 hurdles by taking both events in convincing fashion. KS-Hawaii standout Francis Blas III will be joining Edwards in the finals of the 110 (No. 4) and 300 (No. 3) with Warrior teammate Everett McKee also making the 300 (No. 6) hurdles event.
In the triple jump Edwards made the furthest distance and will be seeded No. 1 going into the finals along with KS-Hawaii’s Manta Dirks seeded No. 7.
Edwards also made the finals of the long jump (No. 6) and is joined by KS-Hawaii jumpers Kaenan Akau (No. 4) and Dirks (No. 5).
Hawaii Repertory’s Ku’uipo Nakoa had the second fastest prelim time in the 100 and 300 meter hurdles and in the second best long jump distance, with Kahuku’s Zhane Santiago edging Nakoa out in each of those events during day one of the championships.
Nakoa also advanced in the triple jump, but was not too pleased with her overall placement. “I’m a little frustrated in the triple,” she said. “My 300 was a little off too as I was concentrating so much on not messing up the fourth hurdle that I missed a step and went off stride.”
HPA big man, Shane Brostek, qualified for Saturday in the shot put (No. 3) along with Kamehameha’s David Kekuewa (#8). Brostek also made it into the finals of the discus (No. 7).
For the girls it was Kamehameha’s Kaopua Sutton’s impressive discus throw of 134’ 4” that gives her the No. 1 seed going into the finals.
In the boys 800 Keaau’s Daniel Brooks opened with the second fastest time while the girls saw Waiakea’s Kaitlyn Chock qualify (#8) with her fastest time of the season.
It was a tough day for BIIF athletes in the 100 and 200 meter dashes as league champion, Kana Silva, was disqualified in the 100, but came back to place #3 in the 200. The lone BIIF girl in the sprint finals will be Waiakea’s Teisha Nacis (No. 7) in the 100.
Waiakea’s Ka’imi Scott had a good showing in the 400 dash (No. 2) for the boys while Keaau’s Randi Estrada (#7) for the girls made finals.
“It was really windy today,” Scott said. “I short of laid up on my 400 in the last 50 meters, so I think I can go under 50 seconds during the finals tomorrow.”
- Randi Estrada
Estrada finished the third in the state last year as a freshman and is hoping to do the same again this year. “I know I need to run faster in the finals and I really like to get back to finishing in the top three,” she said.
In the distance races it was Honokaa’s Athena Oldfather #5 and HPA’s Kela Vargas (#6) making finals in the 1500 meter run for the girls with Honokaa’s Chayse Moniz (#8) for the boys.
Distance hopeful, Honokaa’s Chris Mosch, scratched from the 3000 meter run with a stress fracture in his foot. The Dragon junior had the second fastest time in the state going into the prelims, but was forced to withdraw.
- Ericka Cushnie
Not all was rosy for BIIF relay teams as no island school made it into the finals of the 4×100 while the Keaau girls were eighth and Waiakea boys (No. 8 ) got in for the 4×400.
The girl’s high jump and boy’s pole vault were the only two events that held their finals on Friday as Waiakea’s Ericka Cushnie earned the BIIF’s first medal by taking second in the high jump, clearing 5’ 2”. Defending state champion in the high jump, HPA’s Mindy Campbell, managed to clear 5 feet and took home the sixth place medal.
The HHSAA championship finals will conclude today with 32 events with medals being award to the top 6 in each event.
BIIF Track & Field Results from Final Regular Season Meet at Keaau
Kaitlyn Chock led the 800 run, but lost to Keaau's Deann Nishimura- Thornton by 1/100th of a second
BIIF Last Chance Qualifier Kea’au High School – 5/1/2010 Kea’au HI
Girls 100 Meter Dash Finals:
1. Kuuipo Nakoa, Hawaii Prep, 12.88; 2. Randi Estrada, Keaau, 13.26; 3. Bronte Kaneakua, Kamehameha HI, 13.51; 4. Alyssa Hoshida, Hilo, 13.52; 5. Ua Ruedy, Konawaena, 13.57; 6. Victoria Evans-Bautista, Kamehameha HI, 13.65; 7. Kristina Padrigo, Ka’u, 13.73; 8. Erika Cushnie, Waiakea, 13.79.
Girls 200 Meter Dash:
1. Teisha Nacis, Waiakea, 27.19; 2. Ua Ruedy, Konawaena, 27.31; 3. Katie Aguilar, Honokaa, 27.73; 4. Bronte Kaneakua, Kamehameha HI, 27.95; 5. Aloha Bohol, Hilo, 27.99; 6. Alyssa Hoshida, Hilo, 28.04; 7. Jasmine Fojas, Hawaii Prep, 28.95; 8. Abigail Houston, Keaau, 29.29.
Girls 400 Meter Dash:
1. Randi Estrada, Keaau, 1:01.18; 2. Zoe Sims, Hawaii Prep, 1:02.09; 3. Bronte Kaneakua, Kamehameha HI, 1:02.73; 4. Kaitlyn Chock, Waiakea, 1:03.65; 5. Kaila Voss, Kealakehe, 1:04.20; 6. Teisha Nacis, Waiakea, 1:06.34; 7. Karley Swain, Waiakea, 1:09.60; 8. Sarah Gschweng, Konawaena, 1:10.37.
Girls 800 Meter Run:
1. Deann Nishimura-Thornton, Keaau, 2:30.04; 2. Kaitlyn Chock, Waiakea, 2:30.05; 3. Kela Vargas, Hawaii Prep, 2:32.10; 4. Traci Palermo, Hilo, 2:34.37; 5. Mary Josephine Osorio, Kohala, 2:38.15; 6. Claire Uyetake, Hilo, 2:41.23; 7. Jessica Busek, Waiakea, 2:43.64;8. Btittany Denzer, Kealakehe,
2:45.21.
Girls 1500 Meter Run:
1. Kelsie Kobayashi, Waiakea, 5:17.56; 2. Athena Oldfather, Honokaa, 5:18.12; 3. Tialana Greenwell, Honokaa, 5:33.30; 4. Melanie Ulrich, Hawaii Prep, 6:03.47; 5. BO Sebesta, Hawaii Prep, 6:04.39; 6. Lauren Pries, Hawaii Prep, 6:06.65; 7. Kristin Cowles-Nelson, Hawaii Prep, 6:17.17.
Girls 3000 Meter Run:
1. Tialana Greenwell, Honokaa, 11:23.47; 2. Athena Oldfather, Honokaa, 11:43.34; 3. Shalila De Bourmont, Hilo, 11:54.25; 4. Deann Nishimura-Thornton, Keaau, 11:59.44; 5. Karina Lawrence, Hilo, 12:35.44; 6. Natalie Hagemann, Keaau, 12:38.95; 7. Erin Carvalho, Kamehameha HI, 12:51.00; 8. Bethany Bisel, Waiakea, 13:50.00.
Girls 100 Meter Hurdles:
1. Kuuipo Nakoa, Hawaii Prep, 15.35; 2. Natasha Ah Chong, Kamehameha HI, 18.04; 3. Alyssa Lehua McGuire, Kamehameha HI, 18.11; 4. Bailey Nelson, Honokaa, 18.94; 5. Marley Strand-Nicolaisen, Ka’u, 19.05; 6. Raycee Cooke, Hilo, 19.38; 7. Jessica Muskat, Honokaa, 19.75; 8. Brooke Malama, Kamehameha HI, 19.99.
Girls 300 Meter Hurdles:
1. Kuuipo Nakoa, Hawaii Prep, 47.01; 2. Ua Ruedy, Konawaena, 47.51; 3. Azmera Hammouri-Davis, Keaau, 49.83; 4. Marley Strand-Nicolaisen, Ka’u, 51.41; 5. Raycee Cooke, Hilo, 52.42; 6. Jasmine Ward, Konawaena, 52.70; 7. Bree Delacruz, Hilo, 52.78; 8. Alyssa Lehua McGuire, Kamehameha HI, 52.82.
Girls 4×100 Meter Relay:
1. Waiakea 52.94; 2. Kamehameha Schools Hawaii 53.17; 3. Keaau High School 53.62; 4. Kealakehe 54.27; 5. Keaau High School ‘B’ 1:05.25.
Girls 4×400 Meter Relay:
1. Keaau High School 4:21.44; 2. Kamehameha Schools Hawaii 4:22.69; 3. Waiakea 4:28.06; 4. Waiakea ‘B’ 5:06.81.
Girls High Jump:
1. Erika Cushnie, Waiakea, 5-02; 2. Mindy Campbell, Hawaii Prep, 5-00; 3. Holly Lambert, Waiakea, 4-08; 3. Kelsi Nishina, Hawaii Prep, 4-08; 3. Randi Estrada, Keaau, 4-08; 3. Kaila Voss, Kealakehe, 4-08; 3. Rachel Bianchi, Kealakehe, 4-08; 8. Jessica Busek, Waiakea, 4-02.
Girls Pole Vault:
1. Shina Chung, Hilo, 10-04; 2. Carissa Bell-Chase, Honokaa, 7-06; 2. Alyssa Lehua McGuire, Kamehameha HI, 7-06; 2. Autumn Miyares Thompson, Keaau, 7-06; 5. Kimberly Renee Hodson, Kamehameha HI, 7-00; 6. Jo-Lynn Kahala-Minzer, Kealakehe, 6-06; 7. Lillie Davis, Keaau, 5-06.
Girls Long Jump:
1. Kuuipo Nakoa, Hawaii Prep, 16-09; 2. Victoria Evans-Bautista, Kamehameha HI, 15-06.75; 3. Kaila Olson, Ka’u, 14-06; 3. McKenna Davidson, Kealakehe, 14-06; 5. Natasha Ah Chong, Kamehameha HI, 14-01.25; 6. Azmera Hammouri-Davis, Keaau, 14-00.50; 7. Carissa Bell-Chase, Honokaa, 13-06.75; 8. Jessica Busek, Waiakea, 12-09.50.
Girls Triple Jump:
1. Kuuipo Nakoa, Hawaii Prep, 35-04.50; 2. Azmera Hammouri-Davis, Keaau, 32-02.50; 3. Victoria Evans-Bautista, Kamehameha HI, 31-02.50; 4. Marley Strand-Nicolaisen, Ka’u, 30-05.50; 5. Natasha Ah Chong, Kamehameha HI, 30-01.75; 6. Rachel Bianchi, Kealakehe, 29-10.25; 7. Kelsee Aganus, Kamehameha HI, 27-03.25.
Girls Shot Put:
1. Jacquelyn Kaio-Goo, Keaau, 33-03.75; 2. Linda Sunia, Hilo, 33-01.75; 3. Misilosa Uulopa, Konawaena, 32-11; 4. Angeline Hoke, Waiakea, 30-08.50; 5. Kaopua Sutton, Kamehameha HI, 29-11; 6. Jessica Muskat, Honokaa, 29-00; 7. Tiffany Kerr, Hilo, 27-06.25; 8. Shampagne Salas, Hilo, 27-01.
Girls Discus Throw:
1. Kaopua Sutton, Kamehameha HI, 119-04.25; 2. Linda Sunia, Hilo, 107-10.50; 3. Janna Urakami, Waiakea, 99-01.50; 4. Angeline Hoke, Waiakea, 90-07.50; 5. Jacquelyn Kaio-Goo, Keaau, 79-02.50; 6. Jessica Muskat, Honokaa, 78-11; 7. Shyla Ronia, Keaau, 73-11.50; 8. Shampagne Salas, Hilo, 69-08.
Boys 100 Meter Dash:
1. Kanakalele Silva, Kamehameha HI, 11.07; 2. Jesse Huihui, Keaau, 11.21; 3. Kaimi Scott, Waiakea, 11.44; 4. KeoniBailado,Kamehameha HI, 11.65; 5. Gregory Fong, Kamehameha HI, 11.78; 6. Shannon White, Keaau, 11.81; 7. Christian Lee, Hawaii Prep, 11.82; 8. Everett McKee, Kamehameha HI, 11.83.
Boys 200 Meter Dash:
1. Kanakalele Silva, Kamehameha HI, 22.09; 2. Jacob Edwards, Ka’u, 22.58; 3. Kaimi Scott, Waiakea, 22.59; 4. Rocky Lominario, Kealakehe, 22.94; 5. Everett McKee, Kamehameha HI, 23.30; 6. Kaenen Akau, Kamehameha HI, 23.58; 7. Christian Lee, Hawaii Prep, 23.75; 8. Shannon White, Keaau, 23.93.
Boys 400 Meter Dash:
1. Kaimi Scott, Waiakea, 51.65; 2. Luca Walter, Kealakehe, 51.66; 3. Jordan Decoito, Hilo, 52.84; 4. Casey Chai, Kamehameha HI, 53.00; 5. Keoni Colson, Hawaii Prep, 54.50; 5. Jacob St George, Waiakea, 54.50; 7. Kahavi Collado, Konawaena, 55.05; 8. Jesse Gonsalez, Hilo, 55.20.
Boys 800 Meter Run:
1. Daniel Brooks, Keaau, 2:01.20; 2. Dylan Steele, Kealakehe, 2:05.60; 3. Ethan Meikle, Kohala, 2:06.70; 4. Makoa Johnson, Hawaii Prep, 2:08.30; 5. Juan Sepulveda, Kealakehe, 2:08.60; 6. Tyler Tsubota, Hawaii Prep, 2:09.70; 7. Shawn Andrada, Keaau, 2:11.50; 8. Stephen McAuliffe, Waiakea, 2:14.60; 8. Carson Magoon, Hawaii Prep, 2:14.60.
Boys 1500 Meter Run:
1. Chayce Moniz, Honokaa, 4:22.14; 2. Jackson Halford, Waiakea, 4:22.87; 3. Joshua Robinson, Honokaa, 4:24.10; 4. Tyler Tsubota, Hawaii Prep, 4:32.98; 5. Geoff Whitener, Kealakehe, 4:35.40; 6. Kevin Olsen, Keaau, 4:39.03; 7. Wayne Pavao, Keaau, 4:40.98; 8. Shawn Andrada, Keaau, 4:42.82.
Boys 3000 Meter Run:
1. Chris Mosch, Honokaa, 9:32.38; 2. Tyde Kunishiro, Hilo, 9:49.68; 3. Geoff Whitener, Kealakehe, 9:50.38; 4. Jackson Halford, Waiakea, 9:54.56; 5. Andrew Langtree, St Joseph, 9:59.50; 6. Kevin Olsen, Keaau, 10:00.29; 7. Jordan Grotenhuis, Christian Libert, 10:06.75; 8. Robby Meguro, Waiakea, 10:28.87.
Boys 110 Meter Hurdles:
1. Jacob Edwards, Ka’u, 14.74; 2. Francis Blas III, Kamehameha HI, 15.57; 3. Dylan Oakes, Hawaii Prep, 16.66; 4. Damien Packer, Keaau, 16.73; 5. Cameron Calistro, Hilo, 17.20; 6. Sai Weiss, Hilo, 17.57; 7. Dan Taylor, Hilo, 17.88; 8. Stefan Markovic, Hawaii Prep, 18.92.
Boys 300 Meter Hurdles:
1. Jacob Edwards, Ka’u, 38.74; 2. Francis Blas III, Kamehameha HI, 40.24; 3. Everett McKee, Kamehameha HI, 41.72; 4. Cameron Calistro, Hilo, 41.88; 5. Dylan Oakes, Hawaii Prep, 43.34; 6. Cliff Eriksson, Keaau, 43.98; 7. Dan Taylor, Hilo, 44.49; 8. Rick Micheals, Hilo, 45.03.
Boys 4×100 Meter Relay:
1. Keaau High School 44.87; 2. Kealakehe 46.29; 3. Hilo 46.40; 4. Waiakea 46.95; 5. Hilo ‘B’ 50.50; 6. Ka’u High School 50.71.
Boys 4×400 Meter Relay:
1. Kealakehe 3:35.15; 2. Waiakea 3:35.97; 3. Keaau High School 3:37.43; 4. Christian Liberty 3:39.19; 5. Honoka’a 3:46.47; 6. Waiakea ‘B’ 4:02.06; 7. Waiakea ‘C’ 4:15.38.
Boys High Jump:
1. Jacob Edwards, Ka’u, 5-08; 2. Kelson Kawai, Kohala, 5-06; 2. Keoni Wong, Kamehameha HI, 5-06; 4. Robert Mockchew, Kealakehe, 5-04; 4. Ikaika Kua-Nachor, Kealakehe, 5-04; 4. Kainoa Crum, Kamehameha HI, 5-04; 4. Cliff Eriksson, Keaau, 5-04; 4. Joseph Ola, Keaau, 5-04; 4. Ka’u Eggers, Keaau, 5-04; 4. Daniel Brooks, Keaau, 5-04.
Boys Pole Vault:
1. Isaac DeRego, Kamehameha HI, 13-06; 2. Billy Ray, Hilo, 12-06; 2. Ikaika Vivas, Kamehameha HI, 12-06; 4. Richard Moylan, Christian Libert, 11-00; 5. Max Shimamoto, Kamehameha HI, 10-06; 6. Justin Truong, Hawaii Prep, J10-06; 7. Jeremy Grotenhuis, Christian Libert, 10-00; 8. Greg Matias, Keaau, J10-00.
Boys Long Jump:
1. Rocky Lominario, Kealakehe, 20-07.50; 2. Jacob Edwards, Ka’u, 20-06.75; 3. Travis Winters, Waiakea, 19-03.25; 4. Johnny Chow, Keaau, 19-02.50; 5. Alika Kaopua, Ka’u, 18-08.75; 6. Kainoa Crum, Kamehameha HI, 18-05.75; 7. Talon Ota, Keaau, 17-10; 8. Shannon White, Keaau, 17-08.
Boys Triple Jump:
1. Jacob Edwards, Ka’u, 44-11; 2. Travis Winters, Waiakea, 39-10.50; 3. Damien Packer, Keaau, 38-03.75; 4. Ka’u Eggers, Keaau, 37-11.50; 5. Ryne Uemura, Waiakea, 37-04.75; 6. Everett McKee, Kamehameha HI, 37-02; 7. Landru Parker, Keaau, 36-03; 8. Ikaika Kaopua, Ka’u, 35-09.75.
Boys Shot Put:
1. David Kekuewa, Kamehameha HI, 44-07.75; 2. Dathan Toribio, Keaau, 44-00.75; 3. Dane Demello, Konawaena, 43-02; 4. Hawk Hanoa, Kamehameha HI, 42-11.75; 5. Jake Jordan, Kealakehe, 42-04; 6. Maunaku Palama-Danielson, Waiakea, 42-02.25;
7. Zane Demello, Konawaena, 41-09.25; 8. Robert Mockchew, Kealakehe, 41-09.
Boys Discus Throw:
1. Jake Jordan, Kealakehe, 144-01; 2. David Kekuewa, Kamehameha HI, 143-08; 3. Robert Mockchew, Kealakehe, 130-00; 4. Dathan Toribio, Keaau, 129-05; 5. Kyle Tirrell, Hilo, 121-09; 6. Gabby Padillo, Kealakehe, 120-09; 7. Dane Demello, Konawaena, 120-03; 8. Patrick Ahulau, Waiakea, 113-03.
BIIF Cross-Country Championships, Girls Results
Kamehameha Schools-Hawaii Campus HY-TEK’s Meet Manager
BIIF 2009 Cross-Country Championship – 10/24/2009
Kamehameha Schools HawaiI Campus
Keaau, Hawaii
Last Completed Event
Event 4 Girls 3 Mile Run CC Varsity
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Name Year School Finals Points
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1 Greenwell, Tialana 11 Honokaa High School 20:04.05 1
2 Vargas, Kela 11 H P A 20:42.06 2
3 Sims, Zoe 9 H P A 20:53.74 3
4 Evans, Emily 9 H P A 20:57.11 4
5 Kobayashi, Kelsie 10 Waiakea High School 21:29.90 5
6 Chock, Kaitlyn 12 Waiakea High School 21:33.76 6
7 De Bourmont, Shalila 10 Hilo High School 21:36.28 7
8 Ulrich, Melanie 12 H P A 21:37.97 8
9 Choe, Grace 10 Makua Lani 21:44.47 9
10 Oldfather, Athena 12 Honokaa High School 21:52.29 10
11 Kaneakua, Bronte 12 Kamehameha HI 21:53.20 11
12 Aguilar, Katherine 10 Honokaa High School 22:06.24 12
13 Neal, Samantha 11 H P A 22:06.53 13
14 Palermo, Traci 11 Hilo High School 22:14.06 14
15 Nishimura-Thorton, DeeAn 10 Keaau High School 22:36.02 15
16 Mabuni, Alexis 11 Makua Lani 22:39.17 16
17 Carlos, Monica 9 Honokaa High School 22:44.10 17
18 Scully, Hana 11 H P A 22:50.20 18
19 Mabuni, Angel 11 Makua Lani 22:57.57 19
20 Delacruz, Bree 10 Hilo High School 23:02.84 20
21 Lawrence, Karina 10 Hilo High School 23:03.16 21
22 Kim, Corin 10 Kamehameha HI 23:04.80 22
23 Hill, Lauren 9 Waiakea High School 23:12.22 23
24 Kishimoto, Kim 11 Honokaa High School 23:17.52 24
25 Hono, Phoebe 11 H P A 23:19.70 25
26 Cooke, Raycee 10 Hilo High School 23:26.06 26
27 Ikeda, Jill 9 Kamehameha HI 23:37.87 27
28 Nakamura, Tiffany 9 Makua Lani 23:40.20 28
29 Busek, Jessica 9 Waiakea High School 23:40.59 29
30 Osorio, Mary Jo 11 Kohala High School 23:46.56
31 Hagemann, Natalie 9 Keaau High School 23:47.06 30
32 Hoy, Jeanine 12 Parker High School 23:57.62 31
33 Carvalho, Erin 10 Kamehameha HI 23:59.51 32
34 Van Mols, Kari 9 Kealakehe 24:07.57 33
35 Pautz, Whitney 10 Hualalai Academy 24:12.66
36 Kruger-Burgess, Isla 10 Kealakehe 24:18.05 34
37 Torigio, Katie 10 Waiakea High School 24:31.02 35
38 Kerr, Lauren 11 Hilo High School 24:42.24 36
39 Ansel, Emma 9 Parker High School 24:54.82 37
40 Mitchell, Somer 9 Kealakehe 24:56.39 38
41 Friel, Rebekah 11 Kamehameha HI 24:57.73 39
42 Wuscher, Mary Jessica 12 Keaau High School 25:13.26 40
43 Whitfield, Nathalie 11 Parker High School 25:13.58 41
44 Cambra, Taylor 11 C L A 25:18.77
45 Yoshida, Erin 10 Waiakea High School 25:19.29 42
46 MacMullen, Cheyanne 10 Kealakehe 25:31.60 43
47 Greenwell, Kelly Ann 9 Honokaa High School 25:33.75 44
48 Shiroma, Kalena 12 Kamehameha HI 25:43.57 45
49 Cosma, Shauni 9 Keaau High School 25:44.85 46
50 Langevin, Mariko 9 Parker High School 25:49.18 47
51 Hagg, Sierra 11 C L A 25:56.77
52 Chambless, Kadey 11 Hilo High School 25:57.52 48
53 Miyata, Rachel 11 Konawaena 26:01.77
54 Paulachak, Nicole 12 Waiakea High School 26:14.47 49
55 Mabuni, Lauren 9 Makua Lani 26:18.06 50
56 Sabri, Roya 11 Kealakehe 26:24.58 51
57 Pacheco, Tiffany 9 Kamehameha HI 26:38.49 52
58 Bianchi, Rachael 10 Kealakehe 26:51.10 53
59 Bohannan, Helena 10 Parker High School 27:06.90 54
60 Mills, Tiara 12 Keaau High School 27:27.10 55
61 Chow, Christina 9 Keaau High School 27:54.93 56
62 Guerrero-Miguel, Janelle 12 Keaau High School 28:00.21 57
63 Minor, Ajia 12 C L A 28:54.38
64 Matsumura, Jenna 11 Honokaa High School 29:09.06 58
65 Davidson, Kayla 12 Kealakehe 29:57.85 59
66 Thompson, Angel 12 C L A 34:13.36
Team Scores
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1 Hawaii Preparatory Academ 30 2 3 4 8 13 18 25
Total Time: 1:46:17.41
Average: 21:15.49
2 Honokaa High School 64 1 10 12 17 24 44 58
Total Time: 1:50:04.20
Average: 22:00.84
3 Hilo High School 88 7 14 20 21 26 36 48
Total Time: 1:53:22.40
Average: 22:40.48
4 Waiakea High School 98 5 6 23 29 35 42 49
Total Time: 1:54:27.49
Average: 22:53.50
5 Makua Lani High School 122 9 16 19 28 50
Total Time: 1:57:19.47
Average: 23:27.90
6 Kamehameha Schools – Hawa 131 11 22 27 32 39 45 52
Total Time: 1:57:33.11
Average: 23:30.63
7 Keaau High School 186 15 30 40 46 55 56 57
Total Time: 2:04:48.29
Average: 24:57.66
8 Kealakehe High School 199 33 34 38 43 51 53 59
Total Time: 2:05:18.19
Average: 25:03.64
9 Parker High School 210 31 37 41 47 54
Total Time: 2:07:02.10
Average: 25:24.42
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