BIIF Swimming Results from Hilo High, Dec 21

Edward H. Kawachika Sprint Meet – 12/21/2010      Results

#1 Girls 200 Yard Medley Relay

1 WAIK-HI A 2:07.63 Hill, Lauren H 16 Torigoe, Katie S 16 Shimizu, Rachel Y 16 Jobes, Jayna P 15 34.44 36.22 30.35 26.62

2 WAIK-HI B 2:14.20 Paulachak, Kara L 16 Hendershot, Hannah 15 Yoshida, Erin C 16 Roth, Alexandra 16 31.83 40.36 31.60 30.41

3 KONA A 2:33.60 Miyata, Rachel 17 Albreccht, Sarah 15 Ricketts, Camille 16 Parke, Sequoya 15 37.52 41.78 34.94 39.36

— LAUP A X2:39.20 Nussbaum, Ariana 16 Holzwarth, Elizabeth 16 35.28 53.28 28.47 42.17

#2 Boys 200 Yard Medley Relay

1 WAIK-HI A 1:57.53 Williams, Jacob W 15 Peng, Patrick B 16 Hu, Christopher R 15 Harbour, Jin R 14 30.94 33.23 27.45 25.91

2 HPA A 1:58.96 Mitchell, Mark 17 Tarnas, Kulan 16 Tanoai, Kainoa 16 Ryan, Ko’iawe 16 32.43 32.02 30.29 24.22

#3 Girls 100 Yard IM

1 Imoto, Paula K 15 KS-H 1:10.21 32.66 37.55 2 Flores-Oishi, Coco T 14WAIK-HI 1:10.90 32.29 38.61

3 Carlson, Ginger HILO 1:11.72 32.93 38.79 4 Nakamura, Kirsten M 15WAIK-HI 1:12.03 34.06 37.97

5 Paulachak, Kara L 16WAIK-HI 1:12.93 31.95 40.98

#4 Boys 100 Yard IM

1 Takeda, Justin HILO 1:03.9227.27 36.65 2 Mitchell, Mark 17 HPA 1:09.6931.85 37.84

3 Ray, William J HILO 1:11.7133.02 38.69 4 Spetich, Michael 14 HPA 1:13.0035.18 37.82 5 Sako, Dane 16WAIK-HI 1:15.1635.88 39.28

#5 Girls 200 Yard Breast Relay

1 KONA A 2:59.74Albreccht, Sarah 15 Miyata, Rachel 17 Parke, Sequoya 15 Ricketts, Camille 16 41.48 41.20 51.64

— LAUP A X3:16.03 Holzwarth, Elizabeth 16 Nussbaum, Ariana 16 36.74 1:08.41 49.29 41.59

#6 Boys 200 Yard Breast Relay

1 HILO A 2:22.19Ederer, Colton J Kerr, Max Kubo, Christian Ray, William J 37.94 39.78 29.73 34.74

#7 Girls 100 Yard Back

1 Paulachak, Kara L 16WAIK-HI 1:08.27 32.81 35.46 2 Yoshida, Erin C 16WAIK-HI 1:11.86 34.80 37.06

3 Hill, Lauren H 16WAIK-HI 1:14.19 35.90 38.29 4 Torigoe, Katie S 16WAIK-HI 1:16.40  37.37 39.03

5 Chambless, Kadey HILO 1:16.80 36.64 40.16

#8 Boys 100 Yard Back

1 Gandall, Kinney HILO 58.74 28.12 30.62 2 Williams, Jacob W 15WAIK-HI 1:06.86 32.20 34.66

3 Weller, Kepa HILO 1:07.80 31.84 35.96 4 Tanoai, Kainoa 16 HPA 1:09.75 34.82 34.93 5 Mitchell, Mark 17 HPA 1:12.78 35.99 36.79

#9 Girls 200 Yard Fly Relay

1 WAIK-HI A 1:59.43 King, Akemi G 15 Shimizu, Rachel Y 16 Flores-Oishi, Coco T 14 Jobes, Jayna P 15 29.21 29.52 30.64 30.06

2 HILO A 2:13.53 Carlson, Ginger Chambless, Kadey Kerr, Lauren Kojiro, Emilee 31.71 35.23 36.23 30.36

#10 Boys 200 Yard Fly Relay

1 HILO A 1:56.44 Gandall, Kinney Jack, Kaleo Vargas, Nathan Takeda, Justin28.83 32.36 30.53 24.72

2 WAIK-HI A 1:58.82 Hu, Christopher R 15 Sako, Dane 16 Harbour, Jin R 14 Peng, Patrick B 16 27.12 31.62 30.46

3 HPA A 2:04.52 Tarnas, Kulan 16 Ryan, Ko’iawe 16 Mitchell, Mark 17 Tanoai, Kainoa 16 31.50 28.28 32.91 31.83

#11 Girls 50 Yard Breast

1 Torigoe, Katie S 16WAIK-HI 37.10 2 Kojiro, Emilee HILO 38.28 3 Albreccht, Sarah 15 KONA 41.37

4 Miyata, Rachel 17 KONA 42.13       5 Nussbaum, Ariana 16 LAUP 49.63

#12 Boys 50 Yard Breast

1 Kubo, Christian HILO 29.75  2 Ray, William J HILO 33.79  3 Mendes, Lance 16WAIK-HI 36.28

4 Kerr, Max HILO 38.42           5 Ederer, Colton J HILO 38.48

#15 Girls 100 Yard Fly

1 King, Akemi G 15WAIK-HI 1:04.08 29.84 34.24  2 Flores-Oishi, Coco T 14WAIK-HI 1:10.84 31.80 39.04

3 Jobes, Jayna P 15WAIK-HI 1:14.31 33.19 41.12  4 Shinde, Courtney 16WAIK-HI 1:19.19 36.62 42.57

5 Williams, Leigh 17WAIK-HI 1:20.34 37.75 42.59

#16 Boys 100 Yard Fly

1 Hu, Christopher R 15WAIK-HI 1:02.19 28.09 34.10 2 Tarnas, Kulan 16 HPA 1:13.68 33.11 40.57

3 Tanoai, Kainoa 16 HPA 1:14.36 33.10 41.26 4 Spetich, Michael 14 HPA 1:20.60 38.41 42.19

#18 Boys 200 Yard Back Relay

1 HILO A 2:01.15 Gandall, Kinney Vargas, Nathan Jack, Kaleo Weller, Kepa 27.69 32.32 31.75 29.39

#19 Girls 200 Yard IM

1 King, Akemi G 15WAIK-HI 2:24.42 30.43 37.32 42.54 34.13 2 Hill, Lauren H 16WAIK-HI 2:31.49 32.40 39.05 43.72 36.32 3 Yoshida, Erin C 16WAIK-HI 2:34.50 32.90 40.07 45.21 36.32 4 Kerr, Lauren HILO 2:47.98 38.25 43.19 47.98 38.56  5 Chambless, Kadey HILO 2:48.79 38.36 41.44 51.32 37.67

#20 Boys 200 Yard IM

1 Gandall, Kinney HILO 2:16.05 29.71 33.36 41.95 31.03  2 Hu, Christopher R 15WAIK-HI 2:25.66 29.37 39.53 43.32 33.44  3 Harbour, Jin R 14WAIK-HI 2:26.14 31.79 39.28 43.11 31.96   4 Sako, Dane 16WAIK-HI 2:45.76 34.14 45.65 46.87 39.10

#21 Girls 50 Yard Free

1 Carlson, Ginger HILO 27.02 2 Jobes, Jayna P 15WAIK-HI 27.09

3 Imoto, Paula K 15 KS-H 27.39 4 Kojiro, Emilee HILO 28.38         5 Francis, Seychelle 14 HPA 30.84

#22 Boys 50 Yard Free

1 Mah, Brandon 17 HON 23.63 2 Takeda, Justin HILO 24.06 3 Kubo, Christian HILO 25.24

4 Ryan, Ko’iawe 16 HPA 25.35 5 Weller, Kepa HILO 25.50

#23 Girls 100 Yard Breast

1 Shimizu, Rachel Y 16WAIK-HI 1:15.20 35.53 39.67 2 Hill, Lauren H 16WAIK-HI 1:19.66 38.30 41.36

3 Torigoe, Katie S 16WAIK-HI 1:20.29 37.60 42.69 4 Nakamura, Kirsten M 15WAIK-HI 1:26.32 41.22 45.10

5 Hendershot, Hannah 15WAIK-HI 1:30.48 42.23 48.25

#24 Boys 100 Yard Breast

1 Williams, Jacob W 15WAIK-HI 1:13.94 34.67 39.27 2 Peng, Patrick B 16WAIK-HI 1:14.41 34.95 39.46

3 Ryan, Ko’iawe 16 HPA 1:16.39 35.81 40.58 4 Mendes, Lance 16WAIK-HI 1:18.16 36.86 41.30

5 Harbour, Jin R 14WAIK-HI 1:18.79 37.44 41.35

#25 Girls 200 Yard Free Relay

1 HILO A 1:56.94 Carlson, Ginger Chambless, Kadey Kerr, Lauren Kojiro, Emilee 28.21 30.80 30.25 27.68

2 KONA A 2:16.45 Ricketts, Camille 16 Miyata, Rachel 17 Albreccht, Sarah 15 Parke, Sequoya 15 31.38 30.55 33.31 41.21  3 HON A 2:19.96 Taylor, Eunice 17 Honda, Karen 17 Calo Witt, Camelia 15 Taylor, Phoebe 14 33.69 36.30 35.50 34.47

#26 Boys 200 Yard Free Relay

1 HILO A 1:37.56 Gandall, Kinney Kubo, Christian Weller, Kepa Takeda, Justin 23.54 24.61 25.54 23.87

2 HON A 1:48.84 Mah, Brandon 17 Matias, Riston 16 Mosch, Christopher 17 Souza, Ethan 17 23.83 30.70 26.81 27.50 3 HILO B 1:51.07 Ederer, Colton J Jack, Kaleo Kerr, Max Vargas, Nathan 27.62 28.21 27.82 27.42

4 HPA A 1:54.40 Tanoai, Kainoa 16 Christie, Kenny 14 Spetich, Michael 14 Ryan, Ko’iawe 1627.32 33.63 28.17 25.28

#27 Girls 100 Yard Free

1 Shimizu, Rachel Y 16WAIK-HI 57.41 28.06 29.35 2 King, Akemi G 15WAIK-HI 59.1228.37 30.75

3 Jobes, Jayna P 15WAIK-HI 59.94 28.60 31.34 4 Imoto, Paula K 15 KS-H 1:00.32 28.68 31.64

5 Flores-Oishi, Coco T 14WAIK-HI 1:02.35 29.55 32.80

#28 Boys 100 Yard Free

1 Kubo, Christian HILO 55.83 26.57 29.26 2 Peng, Patrick B 16WAIK-HI 56.67 27.65 29.02

3 Weller, Kepa HILO 57.76 27.69 30.07 4 Harbour, Jin R 14WAIK-HI 1:00.09 28.84 31.25 5 Tanoai, Kainoa 16 HPA 1:02.03 29.26

Girls 50 Yard Fly

1 Kojiro, Emilee HILO 30.99 2 Carlson, Ginger HILO 32.07 3 Williams, Leigh 17WAIK-HI 33.48  4 Ricketts, Camille 16 KONA 35.42 5 Kimura, Mary 15WAIK-HI 37.36

#30 Boys 50 Yard Fly

1 Takeda, Justin HILO 26.32 2 Hu, Christopher R 15WAIK-HI 26.95 3 Mah, Brandon 17 HON 26.98

4 Ryan, Ko’iawe 16 HPA 29.64 5 Vargas, Nathan HILO 31.37

#31 Girls 50 Yard Back

1 Paulachak, Kara L 16WAIK-HI 32.30 2 Yamaguchi, Jessica 16WAIK-HI 38.51

#32 Boys 50 Yard Back

1 Gandall, Kinney HILO 27.78  2 Williams, Jacob W 15WAIK-HI 30.61

#33 Girls 400 Yard Free Relay

— LAUP A X6:05.74 33.90 1:11.54 47.46 1:47.42 43.80 1:37.06 43.38 1:29.72

#34 Boys 400 Yard Free Relay

1 HILO A 3:58.69 Kubo, Christian Kerr, Max Ray, William J Weller, Kepa

2 HPA A 4:17.38 Christie, Kenny 14 Spetich, Michael 14 Mitchell, Mark 17 Tarnas, Kulan 16

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Waiakea Swimmers win HPA Invitational Meet

Waiakea swim team wins HPA Invite

PHOTO ID     Bottom Row left to right     Frank Chi, David Sumada, Kaitlyn Chock and Nicole Paulachak

2nd row  Erin Yoshida, Mary Kimura, Kirsten Nakamura, Kara Paulachak, Madisyn Uekawa, Jayna Jobes, Courtney Shinde, Alexandra Roth, Rachel Shimizu,

3rd Row   Lauren Hill, Jessica Yamaguchi, Akemi King, Katie Torigoe, Ryan Kawano, Lance Mendes, Chris Hu, Patrick Peng, Dustin Soriano

Top row   Rachelle Krahner, Brandon Rimando, Tyler Thornhill, Grant Uekawa, Ryan Rimando, Sean Brown, Levi May, Kaimi Scott, Owen Cooper (Cooper is looking for a space ship!)

 The Waiakea swim team under coach Bill Sakovich won the HPA Invitational meet on Jan 15.  It was the first time the Warriors have won this event since its inception in 2001.

Waiakea has now etched its name onto the trophy

Honokaa Favored to Win BIIF Cross Country Titles

Honokaa is favored to win the BIIF team titles photo by Brad Ballesteros

     Prep harriers from around the island are making strides in preparation for the upcoming Big Island Interscholastic Federation cross-country season which got under way this past Saturday with a preseason meet at Christian Liberty Academy.

   The Hawaii Preparatory Academy girls and the Honokaa boys come into the season as the defending BIIF teams, each with their own hopes for the future.

   “We only have one returning senior, Melanie Ulrich, but a solid group of young runners,” Ka Makani girls coach, Michael Franklin said.

   That solid core of young runners returning for HPA is all juniors and includes Samantha Neal, Kela Vargas, Phoebe Hono and Hana Scully. 

   “If we’re competitive again this year it will be a true team effort, like last year.  Based on last season, Honokaa and Hilo will be very tough to beat, but every year this league seems to get closer and closer, so we’re not taking any positions for granted,” Franklin said.

   For the HPA boys it will be a rebuilding season as the Ka Makani lost many of their top runners to graduation.

   The biggest bright spot for the Ka Makani will be the return of Tyler Tsubota who is talented enough to make a run for the BIIF individual title.  “I do hope Tyler returns to the team,” HPA boys coach, Lupe Diaz said.

  “We also hope to have Makoa Johnson, Russell Hapgood, Sean Prentiss and Logan Martin back, but you never know with these kids.  One of our goals will be to fill many new shoes and have the boys step it up and shoot for the times our seniors had last year,” Diaz said.

   Hilo comes into the season as last year’s runner-up for both the girls and boys teams, but Coach Bill McMahon has his work cut out for himself as most of his top individual runners were lost to graduation.

   “It’s a rebuilding year for us as much as it is for the rest of the league.  We would like to qualify for State, top three team wise, in both the boys and girls,” McMahon said.

   One of the best teams this season has to be the Honokaa Dragons as the defending boy’s champions they return most of their top runners.

   Led by Christopher Mosch the Dragons are loaded with talent and depth, but Coach Joshua Abner remains mum on their chances for success.

   “I hope its okay that I’m keeping my (teams) secret for now?” Abner said in an email.

   But there is no hiding the talent behind the Dragon squads as their boys will complement Mosch with Geo Chavez-Pardini and Chayce Moniz.

Two time defending BIIF girls champion, Tia Greenwell

The Honokaa girls have two times defending BIIF champion, Tia Greenwell, retuning for her junior season.

   Greenwell is one of the top cross-country runners in the state and is an overwhelming favorite to win her third consecutive BIIF title.

   Dragon teammates Athena Oldfather and Katherine Aguilar will add to the team’s firepower and gives them the edge to win the league team title.

   The Kamehameha girls, under veteran coach Joel Truesdell, has some firepower of their own with Bronte Kaneakua leading the way for the Warriors.

   “Bronte is looking very strong and behind her is a pack of three, consisting of Corin Kim, Erin Carvalho and Kalena Shiroma,” Truesdell said.

   Truesdell remains uncertain about his team coming into the season.  “We won’t know how competitive we are until we see the other teams,” he said.

   The BIIF cross-country championships will be held at Kamehameha on October 24 and will give the Warrior squad a slight advantage on their home turf.

   The public school Warrior girls also have some firepower that might compete with the rest of the league as they return most of their fourth place squad from last year.

Waiakea’s Lauren Hill

Leading the way is senior, Kaitlyn Chock, along with youngsters Kelsie Kobayashi, Erin Yoshida and Lauren Hill.

   If Waiakea can find more depth beyond their number four runner they may also be a contender for a team title.

   Returning to the coaching scene after a brief hiatus is Keaau’s Donna Wong Yuen who takes the helm for both the Cougar squads.

   Wong Yuen has two top notch runners returning in sophomore Deaan Nishimura-Thornton and football star Daniel Brooks.  Both athletes made an impact on their team’s success last year and should fare well again this season.