BIIF Girls cross country results from Kamehameha – Top 60
BIIF Cross Country @ Kamehameha Hawaii – 10/8/2011
Kamehameha Schools Kea’au
Event 2 Girls 3 Mile Run CC Varsity
1 Haight, Mariah 10 Hawaii Prep 19:58.57 1
2 Van Pernis, Kristiana 10 Hawaii Prep 20:08.03 2
3 Sims, Zoe 11 Hawaii Prep 20:13.23 3
4 Evans, Emily 11 Hawaii Prep 20:15.98 4
5 Garson-Shumway, Carmen 10 Hilo 20:18.46 5
6 Ulrich, Kelly 10 Hawaii Prep 20:37.15 6
7 Kobayashi, Kelsie 12 Waiakea 21:01.76 7
8 De Bourmont, Shalila 12 Hilo 21:15.79 8
9 Dorn, Keili 9 Makua Lani 22:02.18
10 Choe, Grace 12 Makua Lani 22:04.57
11 Bean, Nina 9 Hilo 22:15.24 9
12 Carvalho, Erin 12 Kamehameha 22:20.18 10
13 Grenwell, Kelly 11 Honokaa 22:20.76 11
14 Croonquist, Mia 10 Hawaii Prep 22:23.21 12
15 Adona, Hilghang 10 Honokaa 22:24.05 13
16 Rasse, Haley 11 Waiakea 22:25.29 14
17 Bradley, Cat 11 Hawaii Prep 22:25.60 15
18 Bettencourt, Mika 10 Kealakehe 22:28.42
19 Breitbarth, Jordyn 10 Hilo 22:38.87 16
20 Hughes, Jillian 11 Waiakea 22:57.58 17
21 Iwata, Tiana 10 Kamehameha 22:57.91 18
22 Aguirre, Elizabeth 10 Honokaa 22:59.27 19
23 Hagemann, Natalie 11 Kea’au 23:05.48 20
24 Langevin, Mariko 11 Parker 23:10.09
25 Shiraki, Allie 10 Honokaa 23:10.60 21
26 Cabel, Mikela 10 Kamehameha 23:13.22 22
27 Busek, Jessica 11 Waiakea 23:14.25 23
28 Lawrence, Karina 12 Hilo 23:15.31 24
29 Akai, Tsukasa 12 Hawaii Prep 23:24.59
30 Ombac, Skye 10 Waiakea 23:31.92 25
31 Olinaka, Vandey 11 Waiakea 23:38.51 26
32 Rapoza, Kaylee 11 Hilo 23:38.91 27
33 Aguilar, Katie 12 Honokaa 23:48.08 28
34 Manuia, Alana 9 Kamehameha 23:52.66 29
35 Ignacio, Vanessa 10 Waiakea 23:53.77 30
36 Hemalon, Mahina 12 Kea’au 23:56.00 31
37 Trainer, Hannah 12 Kamehameha 23:58.93 32
38 Jones, Tehani 11 Kamehameha 24:02.41 33
39 Carlos, Monica 11 Honokaa 24:09.83 34
40 Bader, Alexa 9 Kamehameha 24:13.36 35
41 Iwata, Shayla 9 Kamehameha 24:28.55
42 Nakamoto, Shayli 9 Konawaena 24:29.36
43 Pautz, Whitney 12 Hualalai 24:34.06
44 Jarvis, Avery Rose 11 Kea’au 24:36.91 36
45 Bannister, Kaley 10 Kamehameha 24:41.39
46 Paulachak, Kara 12 Waiakea 24:49.14
47 Sohriakoff, Jade 12 Hawaii Prep 25:00.12
48 Tamasese-Solomon, Malama 12 Hawaii Prep 25:13.43
49 Kim, Sara 10 Kamehameha 25:16.36
50 Morrison, Leila 9 Hawaii Prep 25:21.32
51 Chow, Christina 11 Kea’au 25:21.98 37
52 Baruela, Kiana 9 Waiakea 25:34.69
53 Bartlett, Madi 11 Hawaii Prep 25:49.51
54 Fojas, Jazz 11 Hawaii Prep 25:53.89
55 Rances, Skye 10 Waiakea 25:56.86
56 Jarvis, Iris 9 Kamehameha 26:05.87
57 Grothmann, Kalai 12 Kamehameha 26:06.52
58 Napihaa, Britni 12 Kamehameha 26:10.93
59 Chingee, Mariah 11 Ka’u 26:13.46 38
60 Kakazu, Mahea 9 Kea’au 26:13.83 39
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
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BIIF Cross Country Girls Top 50 Results from Hawaii Prep
BIIF Cross Country Meet
September 3, 2011
Host: Hawaii Preparatory Academy
Last Completed Event
Event 2 Girls 3 Mile Run Name Year School Finals Points
1 Van Pernis, Kristiana Hawaii Prep 22:34.02 1
2 Kobayashi, Kelsie Waiakea 23:04.35 2
3 Haight, Mariah Hawaii Prep 23:16.93 3
4 Garson-Shumway, Carmen Hilo 23:26.05 4
5 Cooke, Kirrah Hilo 23:46.66 5
6 Choe, Joy Makua Lani 23:48.88 6
7 Kim, Corin Kamehameha 23:53.70 7
8 Rasse, Haley Waiakea 23:55.52 8
9 Van Mols, Kari Kealakehe 24:08.89 9
10 Evans, Emily Hawaii Prep 24:14.23 10
11 Ulrich, Kelly Hawaii Prep 24:15.24 11
12 Lawrence, Karina Hilo 24:24.67 12
13 Ladwig, Veronica Hawaii Prep 24:32.30 13
14 De Bourmont, Shalila Hilo 24:36.15 14
15 Carvalho, Erin Kamehameha 24:38.74 15
16 Grenwell, Kelly Honokaa 24:44.11 16
17 Rapoza, Kaylee Hilo 24:46.66 17
18 Croonquist, Mia Hawaii Prep 24:53.05 18
19 Ray, Satya Hilo 24:59.32 19
20 Nishimura-Thorton, Deann Kea’au 25:11.12 20
21 Nakamoto, Shayli Konawaena 25:14.35
22 Choe, Grace Makua Lani 25:15.27 21
23 Nakamura, Tiffany Makua Lani 25:27.19 22
24 Bettencourt, Mika Kealakehe 25:34.92 23
25 Iwata, Tiana Kamehameha 25:41.94 24
26 Kirkhill, Sydney Kealakehe 25:53.62 25
27 Hagemann, Natalie Kea’au 25:56.46 26
28 Dorn, Keili Makua Lani 25:59.00 27
29 Olinaka, Vandey Waiakea 26:07.54 28
30 Shiraki, Allie Honokaa 26:22.24 29
31 Adona, Hilghang Honokaa 26:24.57 30
32 Cosma, Shani Kea’au 26:37.26 31
33 Busek, Jessica Waiakea 26:39.77 32
34 Ombac, Skye Waiakea 26:46.25 33
35 Alterman, Allison Kealakehe 26:51.86 34
36 Iwata, Shayla Kamehameha 26:52.59 35
37 Breitbarth, Jordyn Hilo 26:54.28 36
38 Pitoy, Shea Hilo 26:54.63
39 Hemalon, Mahina Kea’au 26:55.77 37
40 Hughes, Jillian Waiakea 27:02.20 38
41 Akai, Tsukasa Hawaii Prep 27:05.32 39
42 Trainer, Hannah Kamehameha 27:09.89 40
43 Ignacio, Vanessa Waiakea 27:10.17 41
44 Bianchi, Rachael Kealakehe 27:12.83 42
45 Jobes, Marie Parker School 27:13.57
46 Cabel, Mikela Kamehameha 27:15.85 43
47 Fojas, Jazz Hawaii Prep 27:30.29
48 Enos, Nina Hawaii Prep 27:30.77
49 Ayoso-Purdy, Jah’nae Hawaii Prep 27:31.05
50 Sohriakoff, Jade Hawaii Prep 27:35.03
Warrior pairs take season opener at Canefire Conditioner – BIIF cross country
KEAAU-Warrior pairs took center stage on the opening day of the Big Island Interscholastic Federation cross country season on the campus of Christian Liberty Academy.
“This is the sixth year that we’ve hosted the BIIF season opener with the Canefire Conditioner,” CLA Coach Frank Grotenhuis said.
Grotenhuis format requires schools to pair their runners, with each doing three alternating one mile legs.
Each pair completed a total of six miles with each runner doing three miles. Canefire officials took the top four scoring pairs from each school to calculate who won the team title.
“Each year we’ve hosted the race the course has been changed slightly to accomadate our growing campus,” Grotenhuis said.
A total of nine BIIF schools participated at CLA, zigzagging their way around the open expanse this past Saturday.
“We have 89 pairs of boys and one individual entered in today’s race,” Grotenhuis said. “It is the largest field we have ever had.”
Two pairs of Warrior boys claimed top honors with Waiakea’s Jackson Halford and Keoni Rice taking first and Kamehameha’s Shawn Correa Doll and Maka’ala Cruz second.
In the early going the lead exchanged hand with Honokaa’s Robert Conners and Chayce Moniz, along with Parkers Jesse Tarnas and Paul Gregg going out fast while Kamehameha chased in third and Waiakea in fourth.
“We decided to run relaxed in the first leg of the race as we knew everyone else would be going out quickly,” Rice said. “We had a strategy and were just happy we could be in the top 10 after the first mile.”
“The idea was for us to run our last mile hard and see if we could finish in the top 5 overall,” Jackson said. “Things worked out better than we had hoped.”
The other Warriors, Kamehameha’s Correa Doll and Cruz were equally happy with their overall finish.
“We just wanted to do our best today,” Correa Doll said. “I was a little afraid of Honokaa because they have the reputation of winning, but I know this is about being mentally strong and running as a team.”
Cruz was also hoping for a top five finish.
“I was trying for good placing after the first mile and didn’t want to hold anything back at the end,” he said. “I kind of held back in my running last year and want this to be a better year for me.”
The only boy choosing to run the entire 6 miles by himself was St. Joseph’s Andrew Langtry who is the lone Cardinal representative in the league.
“I could have teamed with someone from a different school, but I decided that I would try it alone,” Langtry said.
Langtry finished in 34 minutes and 55 seconds, placing 23rd overall out of 89 paired teams.
“I wanted to challenge myself and get in a good workout,” Langtry said. “I ran the entire way hard and it was good to have people around me to make me work.”
In the girls race it was all Warriors from start to finish as the duo of Kelsie Kobayashi and Haley Rasse led from start to finish winning top honors for Waiakea.
“I just wanted to run my own race and get in a zone,” Kobayashi said. “I took the early lead, but I really wasn’t paying any attention to anyone else.”
Rasse was in the anchor position and felt some pressure to maintain the lead given to her.
“I didn’t want to let Kelsie down,” she said. “I wanted to keep the lead or even give her a bigger lead.”
Following in second through fifth place were a group of runners from Hawaii Preparatory Academy as Coach Michael Franklin wanted his harrier to learn to pace.
“We’re teaching pacing with our experienced runners showing our new girls how to keep and maintain a desired pace.”
Ka Makani harriers looked to be in charge as they ran in a pack for all six miles, but a pair of Hilo runners decided to mix things up and challenged during the final mile.
Viking runners Karina Lawrence and Carmen Garson-Shumway stayed within striking distance in the early going, moving up from seventh place to eventually move into second with less than a quarter mile to go.
“Our job was to pace our other runners on the team, so we didn’t go out to hard,” Lawrence said. “We were hoping we could finish somewhere in the top five by the end of the race.”
After the first two miles the Viking duo were turned loose and made their way to the top of the field.
“I believed I could catch the HPA pack on my final mile,” Garson-Shumway said. “I wasn’t sure we could do it and we’re sure happy to have finished in second place.”
In overall team scoring for the boys it was Honokaa taking first with 33 points, followed by Waiakea, Kamehameha, HPA, Hilo, Keaau, Parker, Kohala and Hualalai.
The girls team scoring had HPA in first followed by Hilo, Waiakea, Kamehameha, Keaau and Honokaa.
The BIIF cross country season moves to the hills of Waimea on Saturday as HPA plays host to the traditional three mile individual venue with the first race getting under way at 10 am.