BIIF Boys cross country All League Selections

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			BOYS All-League
(based on finish at BIIF Championship on 22-Oct)
			1st Team
CHAMPION		Chayce Moniz	12	Honokaa
2nd place		Jackson Halford	12	Waiakea
3rd place		Andrew Lantry	11	St. Joseph’s
4th place		Shawn Correa Doll	12	Kamehameha
5th place		Paul Gregg	11	Parker
6th place		Ian Mcquate	10	Waiakea
7th place		Brandt Mabuni	12	Makua Lani
			2nd Team
8th place		Tony Connors	10	Honokaa
9th place		Robert Connors	12	Honokaa
10th place		Luca Walter	12	Kealakehe
11th place		Stephen Hunter	10	Hilo
12th place		Max Panoff	10	Hilo
13th place		Alden Aguirre	12	Honokaa
14th place		Hajime Hiyano	10	Waiakea
Coach of the Year			JOSHUA ABNER
			Honokaa High School
			2011 BIIF Team Champions
			HONOKAA HIGH SCHOOL
HONORABLE MENTION
			BOYS
Christian Liberty			Caedan Cambra, Keenan Freitas
Hawaii Prep			Michael Spetich, Justin Macy, Hide Akai
Hilo			Max Kerr, Hyrum Kim
Honokaa			Clayton Robinson, PedroSanches,Seanry Agbayani
Kamehameha			Maka’ala Cruz, Colton Hill, Jordan Hirae
Ka’u			Jemy Ray Palancia, Cash Sheppard
Kea’au			Jhun Delle Ventura, Davin Alviento, Arman Navarro
Kealakehe			Scott Henderson, CJ, Agusen
Kohala			Josiah Adams, Domenic Defiesta
Makua Lani			Devin Vandervoort, Andrew Dong,Aidan Alcos
Pahoa			Kristian Abilla
Parker			Jesse Tarnas, Tyler McCullough
Waiakea			Dyson Sato, Keoni Rice, Robbey Meguro

 girls all league selections:  https://waynejoseph.wordpress.com/2011/11/05/biif-girls-cross-country-all-league-selections-hpas-franklin-coach-of-the-year/ 

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Top 10 boys teams in the HHSAA cross country championships held on Maui

 

TEAM SCORE BOYS **********
1	Leilehua
2 4 11 12 26 (41) (75) = 55
Elliot Estrada, Dylan Martinez, Branden Miya, Christopher Olverson,
Jordan Castro, Joshua Castro, Richard Blackburn
2	Maui High
5 6 9 20 23 (45) (54) = 63
Rocky Balala, Nicola Perez-Garreaud, Angelito Cuaresma, Cody
McCorriston, Leonel Tumacder, Jordan Moracco, Jarrett Jackson
3	Iolani
1 13 14 18 28 (37) (48) = 74
Troy Esaki, Zach Masuda, David Clarke, Sam Choe, Lewe Stanaland, Scott
Hom, Brett Tsuzaki
4	Punahou
10 22 24 25 27 (32) (44) = 108
Nikolai Scharer, Sebastian Barahal, Jacques Hebert, Harrison Oshiro,
Darien Lau, Eli Cusick, Gordon Kowalkowski
5	Kamehameha-Kapalama
3 7 17 38 55 (59) (64) = 120
Charles Akiona, Josh Freitas, Davis Kaahanui, Collin Pidot, Katoa Ahau,
Austin Chun, Taylor Lemke
6	Seabury Hall
21 33 35 39 47 (52) (65) = 175
Brenden Hietzman, Myles Malott, Nic Colon, Devin Vinoray, Ryan Koss,
Alden Simmer, Travis Taylor
7	Hawaii Baptist
16 29 34 43 57 (67) = 179
Kelvin Abe, Isaac Fong, Brent Wakuzawa, Kane Verity, Michael Oishi,
Matthew Johnson
8	Mililani
15 19 42 49 56 (66) = 181
Zachary Carvalho, Christopher McCann, Ryan Mayeda, Paven Sinn, Royce
Yamane, Jakob Dewald
9	Waiakea
8 36 50 62 71 (73) (80) = 227
Jackson Halford, Ian McQuate, Robbey Meguro, Hajime Hiyano, Nathaniel
Perez, Keoni Rice, Dyson Sato
10	Honokaa
30 40 60 69 70 (74) (76) = 269
Robert Conners, Tony Conners, Chayce Moniz, Alden Aguirre, Clayton
Robinson, Pedro Sanches, Seanry Agbayani

BIIF X-C 2nd place teams, Hilo and Waiakea Top 7 runners readies for States

Bean	Nina	9	Hilo
Breitbarth	Jordyn	10	Hilo
De Bourmont	Shalila	12	Hilo
Garson-Shumway	Carmen	10	Hilo
Lawrence	Karina	12	Hilo
Rapoza	Kaylee	11	Hilo
Ray	Satya	9	Hilo

Halford	Jackson	12	Waiakea
Hayano	Hajime	10	Waiakea
McQuate	Ian	10	Waiakea
Meguro	Robbey	12	Waiakea
Perez	Nathaniel	9	Waiakea
Rice	Keoni	11	Waiakea
Sato	Dyson	10	Waiakea

Warrior pairs take season opener at Canefire Conditioner – BIIF cross country

Girls winners, Rasse with baton and Kobayashi

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.”

Jackson & Rice

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.”

Correa Doll & Cruz

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.”

Langtry

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 23^rd 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.

Lawrence & Shumway

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.

Canefire Conditioner – BIIF X-C Boys Top 58 Results

Boys
School	Finish Place	Runners	Time
WKA	1	Jackson Halford; Keoni Rice	31:00:89
Kam	2	Shawn Correa Doll; Maka’ala Cruz	31:32:19
Honoka’a	3	Robert Connors; Chayce Moniz	31:36:29
WKA	4	Hajime Hayano; Ian McQuate	32:26:40
HPA	5	Justin Macy; Michael Rogerson	32:29:72
Hilo	6	Stephen Hunter; Max Panoff	32:33:09
Parker	7	Jesse Tarnas; Paul Gregg	32:38:45
Honoka’a	8	Gavin Laird; Tony Conners	33:05:92
Honoka’a	9	Koa Phenice; Alden Aguirre	33:32:81
WKA	10	Miles Marshall; Dyson Sato	33:32:71
Hilo	11	Max Kerr; Timon Skinner	33:38:32
Parker	12	Tyler McCullough; Jesse Burns	34:03:17
Honoka’a	13	Riston Matias; Clayton Robinson	34:07:30
Kam	14	Teddy DeRego; Dallas Tada	34:10:49
Keaau	15	Arman Navarro; Ryan Cominella	34:14:98
HPA	16	Michael Spetich; Ryuto Yoda	34:18:20
Keaau	17	Jhun Delle Ventura; Greg Matias	34:25:53
Keaau	18	Davin Alviento; Jeffrey Ferrel	34:26:99
Kohala	19	Domenic Defiesta; Andrew Trump	34:27:70
Keaau	20	Adrian Martinez; Duk Hwan Kim	34:45:82
HPA	21	Keisuke Anzai; Hide Akai	34:52:19
StJ		Andrew Langtry	35:09:83
Kam	22	Jordan Hirae; Jonah Knell	35:19:21
HPA	23	Carson Magoon; Nick Chock	35:26:47
Hilo	24	Luke Memmer; Ben Lord	35:50:71
Kam	25	Cooper Hulse; Gabe DeRego	35:53:97
WKA	26	Matthew Camacho; Daniel Matsuura	36:05:79
Kam	27	Rihei Grothmann; Kauila Wong Yuen	36:09:29
Kam	28	Dayson Alip; Rogan Ogawa	36:15:17
Honoka’a	29	Pedro Sanches; Sean Quinlan	36:16:39
Hilo	30	Johann Kuipers; Hyrum Kim	36:53:97
WKA	31	Ty Yamamoto; Jin Harbour	36:55:35
WKA	32	Mark Pacris; Brandon Tomota	36:56:43
WKA	33	William Ebeling; Robbey Meguro	36:59:13
HPA	34	Ryan Vazquez; Cannon Greco Hiranaka	36:59:28
Honoka’a	35	Seanry Agbayani; Elijah Carvalho	37:06:16
WKA	36	Tyler Honda; Lichuan Sun	37:25:44
WKA	37	Williamson “Akil” Marshall; Brandon Chun	37:49:40
Kam	38	Malu Hammond; Kahalii Reyes	37:52:93
Kam	39	Bishop Akao; Dylan Alip	37:54:86
Keaau	40	Ariel Navarro; Natasa Freund	37:56:17
Kam	41	Chas Huston; Bram Paikuli	38:08:56
Parker	42	Michael Note; Luke Potter	38:14:28
Hualalai	43	Chris Magallones; Abe Binder	38:18:63
Hilo	44	Donovan Macanas; Robert Talbot	38:34:40
WKA	45	Edgar Bartalome; Donavon Palocol	38:50:79
Kam	46	Jason Fernandez-Rowland; Conrad Salboro	38:51:27
Hilo	47	Ryan Castro; Grant Kunihiro	39:05:36
Parker/HPA	48	Keanu Mead; Walter Disney	39:11:86
CLA	49	Zech DeCleene; Caedan Cambra	39:13:14
Keaau	50	Lucas Myhre; Jordan Sumida	39:24:08
Keaau	51	Charlie Blemes; Konnor Kanetani	39:24:23
WKA	52	Andre Brouillette; Anthony Dollwet	39:32:14
Honoka’a	53	Jhumar Cabasan; Isaac Angelo	39:33:47
Keaau	54	Jay Laguisma; Kainoa Dominguez	39:46:27
WKA	55	Daniel Izumo; Tevyn Gomez	39:57:85
Honoka’a	56	Sean Perala; Jevin Dement	40:29:39
Hilo	57	Damien Agviar; Robert Saludares; Josh Carvalho	40:44:51
Parker	58	Gian DeAntonio; Evan Kasberg	40:59:22