BIIF Wrestling – Eastside photo’s & Westside results
Wrestling photo's by Charles Aina, Jr.Eastside match 1/9/10
Eastside match 1/9/10
114-1st-Jolynn Kahala-Minczer-Kealakehe 1 pin 2nd-Danielle Hubbard-Konawaena 3rd-Carly Ann Guia-Honokaa
120- 1st-Sheri Lo-Honokaa 1 pin 2nd-Marie Donahue-HPA 1 pin 3rd-Jodi Ozaki-Kealakehe
130- 1st- Melissa Dumaguin-Konawaena 1 pin 2nd-Heather Sugimoto-Honokaa 1 pin
3rd- Ashley Potter-Honokaa 1 pin
140- 1st-Sheyenne Lorenzo-Hoover-Honokaa 2 pins 2nd-Hokulani Reyes-Konawaena 2 pins
3rd-Jade Perreira-Honokaa 1 pin
155- 1st-Hanna Luepkes-Honokaa 2 pins 2nd-Jasmine Crank-Kealakehe
175- 1st-Jessica Muskat-Honokaa 3 pins 2nd-Joslynn Kahala-Minczer-Kealakehe 1 pin 3rd-Stacie Doi-HPA 1 pin
photo by Charles Aina, Jr.
Boys
108-1st-Warren Buenavista-Konawaena 1 pin
2nd-Max Hirata-HPA 3rd-Dylan Raiano-Konawaena
114- 1st-Sage Aoki-Konawaena 1pin
2nd-Justin Raymond-Konawaena 1 pin 3rd-Dan Gampon-Kealakehe 1 pin
125- 1st-Jarrad Kuwana-Kealakehe 1 pin
2nd- Russ Hapgood-HPA 1 pin
3rd-Cowyn Fong-Feliciano-Honokaa
135- 1st-Dillon Cortes-Kealakehe 2 pins
2nd-Justin Tanaka-Kealakehe 1 pin
3rd-Kevin Antolin-1 pin
140- 1st- Jimmy Romualdo-Konawaena 2 pins 2nd- Beau Lopez-Honokaa 1 pin 3rd-Kahea Cacoulidis-Kealakehe 1 pin
145- 1st- Bronson Kobayashi-HPA 3 pins 2nd-Allen Chase-Honokaa 1 pin 3rd-Zoey Sandlin-Kohala 1 pin
152- 1st-Keoni Colson-HPA 3 pins 2nd-Dwane Tegman-Honokaa 1 pin 3rd- RJ Espejo-Laupahoehoe 1 pin
160- 1st-Grayson Graham-HPA 2 pins 2nd-Duke Akiona-Konawaena 1 pin 3rd- Charles Mendoza-Konawaena 2 pins
171- 1st- Geo Chavez Pardini-Honokaa 3 pins 2nd-Max Verbrugge-HPA 1 pin 3rd-Kimo Louis-Kealakehe
189- 1st-Kaimana Lutey-Honokaa 2 pins 2nd-Troy Choi-HPA-2 pins 3rd- Chris Park-Kealakehe
215- 1st-Onipa’a Stevens-HPA 2nd-Tim Ekert-Kealakehe 1 pin 3rd- Kawika Scott and Keala Freehauf-Konawaena both with 2 pins
285- 1st- Jordan Ha’o-Kealakehe 1 pin 2nd- Chris Reed-Honokaa
More information can be found on BIIF Eastside matches by going to: https://waynejoseph.wordpress.com/2010/01/10/aina-family-rules-wrestling-mat/
37 BIIF Wrestlers Go Undefeated in Season Opener
Wally Nakashima and his Konawaena Wildcats played hosted to a long day of competitive prep wrestling in the Big Island Interscholastic Federation season opener this past Saturday.
“Wally (Nakashima) did a great job in hosting the tournament,” HPA coach, Gary Jarvill said. “Everything ran smoothly and most of the kids got in three matches.”
Ka Makani wrestlers Jonny Chute, 140, Bronson Kobaysashi, 145, Keoni Colson, 152, and Onipa’a Stevens, 215, all went a perfect 3-0 on the mat.
HPA’s Max Verbrugge, fresh off the football team, went 2-1 on the day and Jarvill had high praise. “Max didn’t get in much practice and I believe he’ll be one of the top three BIIF wrestlers at 171 by the end of the season,” Jarvill said.
Jarvill was also impressed with two of his girls, senior Marie Donohue, 120, who went 2-1 and freshman Leila Wong, 130, finished that day at 1-1.
“We have a lot of kids who are off island and still on winter break,” Jarvill said. “Next week we should have everyone back at practice.”
Honokaa was missing their top wrestler during the season opener in Geo Chavez-Pardini, but it didn’t stop the Dragons from getting stellar performances from a number of their youngsters.
“We had five boys going undefeated,” Dragon coach, Dan Whetstone said. Honokaa saw perfection at the 171 weight class with Noa Eads, Preston Cawagas and Chris Camero all going a perfect 3-0. Teammates Chris Reed went 2-0 in the heavyweight division and Kalai Niau went 3-0 at 189.
Whetstone was most impressed with Niau’s win over Kealakehe’s Kimo Louis. “Kalai outpointed Kimo Louis to avenge the loss he suffered in the semifinals at last year’s BIIF championships,” Whetstone said.
For the girls Honokaa saw all six of their seniors going 2-1 while having junior Jessica Muskat going a perfect 2-0.
“Jessica is very athletic and has a great work ethic. I think she is the girl to beat in the 175 weight class,” Whetstone said.
Coach Whetstone believes that the girl’s match of the day was between Dragon Heather Sugimoto and HPA’s Marie Donahue in the 120 class. Sugimoto was behind on points when she reversed the situation and pinned Donahue.
“It was a great way for us to start the season,” Whetstone said of the season opener.
Kealakehe had perfect records from Jodi Ozaki (2-0) at 120 pounds, with boys Robin Arellano (3-0) and Ralph Ortega (3-0) both in the 108 weight class and Dillon Cortes (2-0) at 130. “Our kids wrestled hard this weekend and I’m really proud of their performance,” ‘Rider coach, Michael Ciotti said.
“It still early in the season and we still have a lot of things we need to work on. We don’t have a lot of depth, but we’ll be able to move kids around to fill all or most of the weight classes by the end of the season,” Ciotti said.
The Kamehameha girls, who are considered by many to be the team to beat this season, had great performances from Tehani Jones (2-0 and only a freshman) at 98, Megan Aina (2-1) at 103, Rustee-Ann Johansson (3-0) at 140 and Chantel Pohina (3-0) at 155.
Warrior boys also notched season opening perfect records with Nalu Souza (2-0) at 120, Jason Fowler-Fernandez (3-0) at 152 and C.J. Matsuyama (2-0) at 160.
“This past weekend was one of mixed emotions, as a coach we like to see the hard work pay off in our younger wrestlers and the sense of achievement in their faces,” Kamehameha coach, Marlon Miller said.
Megan Aina suffered her first loss of the season after winning both her matches at 103 Aina was moved into the higher weight class to meet Kona’s Alexandra Aoki.
“I had mentioned to Megan (Aina) that if she wants to be the best she needs to wrestle the best. Aoki is definitely one of the best in the state and she was able to pin Megan in the second round,” Miller said.
Kamehameha’s Justin Hirae, the two time BIIF champion, also suffered his first loss of the young season, dropping a match to Alex Aoki’s brother, Sage, by a close 9-7 score.
Miller also had high praise for sophomores Fowler-Fernandez and Matsuyama. “Both Jason and C.J. has a rough freshmen year, paying their dues as we like to say. C.J. went his entire freshman year without a victory. Both young men persevered and trained diligently and this weekend it all paid off,” Miller said.
Other BIIF wrestlers having perfect opening day records were:
Konawaena’s Alexandra Aoki and Danielle Hubbard (114) each going 3-0 with 2 pins along with teammates Melissa Dumaguin, 125, Tanalei Louis, 130, both perfect at 2-0.
For the Wildcat boys Sage Aoki (3-0) and Justin Raymond (2-0) were flawless in the 114 classes and Kawika Scott (3-0) at 215.
Waiakea’s Tracy Poch, (2-0) at 175, with boys Ryan Tampon, (1-0) at 135, and Micah Kekela (3-0) at 215.
Keaau boys Cheyden Quiocho (3-0) at 130 and Cougar teammate Jeremiah Santana (2-0) at 160 were perfect.
Hilo boys Kelton Castagnetti (3-0) at 130, Draven Torres (3-0) at 140, Jens Beets (3-0) at 145, and Justin Branco (3-0) at 152 stayed unblemished.
Kau had Keani Mello go 2-0 as she won both by pin at the 220 class.
Kona Coach, Wally Nakashima, provided the names and weight classes of those wrestlers with perfect records.
BIIF Wrestlers Show Promise at Maui Invitational
Kamehameha's Megan Aina wins gold at 103
For four decades the Maui Invitational Wrestling Tournament has been the testing grounds for up and coming prep athletes wishing to hone their skills and this past weekend Kamehameha’s Megan Aina made her mark.
Aina, the defending Big Island Interscholastic Federation champion at 98 pounds, moved up a weight class to 103 and took on some of the states best.
“I had three matches and I won my first two by pin,” Aina said. “I used a head snap to get them off balance in the pins which helped me make it into the finals.”
In the finals Aina went against Pac 5 wrestler, Chloe Nagasawa, and won on points, 15-1. “I got most of my points for attempting to pin her on three separate occasions,” Aina said. “She avoided the pin by using bridges.”
After winning the BIIF championships last year at 98 pounds Aina is now faced with figuring out which weight class to compete in as her current weigh is 100 pounds.
“This year I need to decide whether to go with 98 or up to 103 and I’ve been debating the pros and cons,” she said.
“Kamehameha took ten wrestlers to Maui, five boys and five girls,” Warrior coach, Marlon Miller said. “We took some of our more experienced wrestlers to Maui as the cost of travel is expensive and we weren’t able to take everyone.”
Three of Miller’s wrestlers made it into the finals at Maui with Nalu Kekona Souza, 120 lbs., and Kaopua Sutton, 220, taking second place, and Aina, a sophomore, taking top honors.
- Aina with coach, Marlon Miller….photo’s by Charles Aina
Kamehameha expected senior Kaopua Sutton to compete in the 175 weight class, but Sutton missed weight by three tenths of a pound and was forced to compete in the heavier division.
“We thought Kaopua had a good chance to win at 175, but at weigh ins she was at 175.3 and needed to be bumped up into the higher weight division,” Miller said.
“We have a very young team this year with fifty percent of our squad being first year wrestlers. I’m excited to see how they’ll do this year and I’ve noticed that they are very eager to learn,” Miller said.
Twenty seven schools were represented at the Maui Invitational which brought in a total of 289 wrestlers.
Kamehameha-Big Island had the highest team finish of any BIIF girl’s teams, placing third overall with only five competitors.
Other BIIF girls making it into the finals were:
Kealakehe’s Jodi Ozaki won the 120 division beating out Hawaii Preparatory Academy’s Marie Donahue in the finals.
Konawaena’s Alexandra Aoki (108) and teammate Danielle Hubbard (114) both made it into the finals and took the runner-up spots in the tournament.
For the boys Honokaa’s Geo Chavez-Pardini (160) and Kona’s Jimmy Romualdo (135) captured tournament titles.
Chavez-Pardini is only a junior and is a two time BIIF champion who won the title as a freshman in the 140 class, as a sophomore in the 152 bracket and now is competing at 160.
During the two day tournament on Maui Chavez-Pardini had three matches winning all by pin. “I won my first match in the second round with a chicken wing, half-nelson,” Chavez-Pardini said. “My second match lasted 20 something seconds and I won it using a cradle with a leg.”
In the championship round Chavez-Pardini went against Eric Roth of Mililani and managed to pin his opponent in the first round using a cradle move.
“I think we (Honokaa) have a pretty strong team this year that can compete well in the heavy and lighter weight division,” he said.
Chavez-Pardini stumbled upon wrestling in his freshman year when he tore his rotator cuff prior to the football season. “I was out the entire freshman football season and decided to try wrestling during the off season,” Chavez-Pardini said. “It was a fluke that I happened to find something that I’m good at and now my entire focus is on doing well at wrestling.”
Second place medals were awarded to Hilo’s Wong Ly (140), Kealakehe’s Ralph Ortega (108) and Dillon Cortes (130) along with Honokaa’s Preston Cawagas (171).
Honokaa led the BIIF boy’s teams finishing 8th overall. “We took 12 boys in seven weight divisions and I thought we did really well on Maui,” Dragon coach, Dan Whetstone said.
“Our team exceeded my expectations and they could be one of the best teams in the BIIF, if not the best,” Whetstone said.
Eight BIIF schools made the journey to the Valley Island to go against some of the best grapplers in the state.
Lahainaluna won the boys overall team title and Punahou captured the girl’s crown.
Coach Marlon Miller of Kamehameha recorded all the BIIF wrestlers that made the finals during the Maui Tournament.
BIIF Cross-Country Championships – Open Results
Boys Open Race
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 1 Boys 3 Mile Run CC Open
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Name Year School Finals Points
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1 Marshall, Williamson 9 Waiakea High School 19:50.19 1
2 Haasenritter, Kawika 11 Kamehameha HI 20:04.44 2
3 Yoda, Ryuta 9 H P A 20:12.03 3
4 Chock, Nicholas 10 H P A 20:21.71 4
5 Memmer, Luke 10 Hilo High School 20:33.06 5
6 DuVoisin, David 11 Kamehameha HI 20:40.17 6
7 Hon, Kimo 11 Parker High School 20:53.47 7
8 Rogerson, Michael 10 H P A 20:58.91 8
9 DeRego, Theodore 10 Kamehameha HI 21:01.73 9
10 Sanches, Pedro 9 Honokaa High School 21:04.87 10
11 Weiss, Sai 12 Hilo High School 21:10.60 11
12 Severino, Michael 11 H P A 21:16.80 12
13 Hirae, Justin 11 Kamehameha HI 21:20.15 13
14 Alviento, Davin 9 Keaau High School 21:21.81 14
15 Villegas, Abraham 9 Hilo High School 21:24.23 15
16 Matsuda, Kyle 10 H P A 21:27.29 16
17 Sanstrom, Owen 9 Waiakea High School 21:35.16 17
18 Iha, Randall 10 Hilo High School 21:40.90 18
19 Alip, Dylan 10 Kamehameha HI 21:48.97 19
20 Magoon, Carson 10 H P A 21:51.89 20
21 Pavao, Wayne 11 Keaau High School 21:53.72 21
22 Uemura, Ryne 11 Waiakea High School 21:56.09 22
23 Phenicie, Kekoa 9 Keaau High School 22:03.77 23
24 Yamamoto, Mattew 9 Kamehameha HI 22:08.74 24
25 Wills, Joseph 9 Waiakea High School 22:13.52 25
26 Christensen, Hunter 11 Kamehameha HI 22:16.34 26
27 Matias, Greg 10 Keaau High School 22:19.31 27
28 McAuliffe, Stephen 11 Waiakea High School 22:21.10 28
29 Hart, Nainoa 10 Kamehameha HI 22:21.79
30 Burns, Jesse 9 Parker High School 22:22.57 29
31 Fernandez-Rowland, Jason 10 Kamehameha HI 22:30.83
32 Shibata, Tyler 10 Waiakea High School 22:36.65 30
33 Whalen, Paul 11 Makua Lani 22:36.87 31
34 Tada, Dallas 9 Kamehameha HI 22:39.69
35 Johnston, McCrae 11 Parker High School 22:40.18 32
36 Yamamoto, Caden 11 Waiakea High School 22:45.03 33
37 Kuriyama, Michael 11 Parker High School 22:45.56 34
38 Chavez, Joey 12 H P A 22:45.94 35
39 Chun, Brandon 10 Waiakea High School 22:49.90
40 Meyers, Brandon 9 Kamehameha HI 22:51.22
41 Cristobal, Ian 11 Waiakea High School 22:52.87
42 Tanimoto, Easten 10 Kamehameha HI 22:54.16
43 Guillermo, Alexander 9 Waiakea High School 22:54.70
44 Nearman, Israel 10 Parker High School 23:04.27 36
45 Douglas, Keanu 10 Kamehameha HI 23:07.96
46 Kasberg, Evan 9 Parker High School 23:14.16 37
47 Yoshida, Tristan 11 Waiakea High School 23:19.95
48 Mirandi, Kahi 11 Hilo High School 23:20.82 38
49 Baring-Brown, Darrel 12 Keaau High School 23:32.21 39
50 Ogawa, Rogan 10 Kamehameha HI 23:32.58
51 Murayama, Garry 11 Waiakea High School 23:37.20
52 Souza, Ethan 11 Honokaa High School 23:45.29 40
53 Hashimoto, Trent 10 Hilo High School 23:50.33 41
54 Aiu, Kamanao 10 Kamehameha HI 23:52.65
55 Kackley, Jacob 10 Kamehameha HI 24:01.53
56 Freitas, Keenan 9 C L A 24:19.69
57 Nishina, Aaron 12 H P A 24:20.20
58 Chai, Zachary 10 Kamehameha HI 24:21.50
59 Heinicke, Kaimana 10 Honokaa High School 24:22.64 42
60 McAuliffe, Chris 9 Waiakea High School 24:44.87
61 Nearman, Josh 10 Parker High School 24:52.31 43
62 Parker, Landru 12 Keaau High School 24:56.17 44
63 Nakamura, Tyler 10 Makua Lani 25:07.77 45
64 Mabuni, Damian 12 Makua Lani 25:15.55 46
65 Poai, Po’okela 9 Makua Lani 25:18.69 47
66 Dudoit, Marcus 10 Hilo High School 25:21.19 48
67 Nomura, Joe 10 H P A 25:29.60
68 Matias, Riston 10 Honokaa High School 25:31.96 49
69 Takato, Hirohisa 9 Hilo High School 25:32.16
70 Keaunui, Kaulana 11 Pahoa High School 25:36.99
71 Sullivan, William 12 Pahoa High School 25:37.22
72 Kerr, Max 9 Hilo High School 25:38.19
73 Wilkes, Mason 10 Honokaa High School 25:42.76 50
74 Mateo, Kaeo 9 Waiakea High School 25:46.02
75 Dipert, Josh 12 Pahoa High School 25:50.48
76 Akao, Bishop 9 Kamehameha HI 25:54.55
77 Ching, Jevin 9 H P A 25:59.06
78 Cueresma, Jesse 11 Makua Lani 26:18.12 51
79 Keller, Gabe Honokaa High School 26:20.17 52
80 Bowers, Matthew 10 Kau High School 26:39.55
81 Charbonneau, Charlie 9 Parker High School 26:59.85
82 Nako, Patrick 12 Kohala High School 27:10.70
83 Kawakami, Dustin 9 Keaau High School 27:17.68 53
84 Shaw, Anthony 10 Honokaa High School 27:41.27 54
85 Kang, Maverick 12 Kamehameha HI 27:58.51
86 Mizuba, Darwin 10 Waiakea High School 28:28.59
87 Peralta, Kahiau 9 Kamehameha HI 28:55.20
88 Bello, Rysen 9 Kohala High School 29:00.78
89 Richards, Makoa 12 Honokaa High School 29:06.98
90 Shields, Masaki 10 Makua Lani 29:08.29 55
91 Siebert, Jake 10 H P A 29:35.23
92 Baber, Kaya 11 Honokaa High School 31:57.74
93 Kupukaa, Benjamin 9 Kohala High School 32:42.82
Team Scores
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Rank Team Total 1 2 3 4 5 *6 *7 *8 *9
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1 Hawaii Preparatory Academ 43 3 4 8 12 16 20 35
Total Time: 1:44:16.74
Average: 20:51.35
2 Kamehameha Schools – Hawa 49 2 6 9 13 19 24 26
Total Time: 1:44:55.46
Average: 20:59.10
3 Hilo High School 87 5 11 15 18 38 41 48
Total Time: 1:48:09.61
Average: 21:37.93
4 Waiakea High School 93 1 17 22 25 28 30 33
Total Time: 1:47:56.06
Average: 21:35.22
5 Keaau High School 124 14 21 23 27 39 44 53
Total Time: 1:51:10.82
Average: 22:14.17
6 Parker High School 138 7 29 32 34 36 37 43
Total Time: 1:51:46.05
Average: 22:21.21
7 Honokaa High School 191 10 40 42 49 50 52 54
Total Time: 2:00:27.53
Average: 24:05.51
8 Makua Lani High School 220 31 45 46 47 51 55
Total Time: 2:04:37.00
Average: 24:55.40
Girls Open Race
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 2 Girls 3 Mile Run CC Open
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Name Year School Finals Points
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1 Donahue, Marie 12 H P A 24:05.90 1
2 Mardian, Daisy 12 H P A 24:24.51 2
3 Martin-Schatz, Svetlana 11 H P A 25:21.50 3
4 Sohriakoff, Jade 10 H P A 25:33.15 4
5 White, Melissa 11 H P A 25:34.27 5
6 Akai, Tsukasa 10 H P A 25:52.21 6
7 Kekauoha, Sarah 12 Kamehameha HI 25:59.92 7
8 Kurata, Kortni 12 Waiakea High School 26:12.34 8
9 Tamasese-Solomon, Malama 10 H P A 26:40.95 9
10 Fojas, Jasmine 9 H P A 26:41.50
11 Pohina, Noelle 9 Kamehameha HI 26:41.98 10
12 McGuire, Gina 9 Kamehameha HI 26:52.75 11
13 Mandaquit-Arakaki, Saydi 10 Kamehameha HI 27:00.26 12
14 Kodis, Malio 12 Waiakea High School 27:14.80 13
15 DeRego, Maggie 12 Kamehameha HI 27:20.94 14
16 Kia, Elizabeth 9 Kamehameha HI 27:35.40 15
17 Nakahara, Meimei 10 H P A 28:01.49
18 Ainge, Yuki 10 H P A 28:12.22
19 Pohina, Chantel 10 Kamehameha HI 28:13.68 16
20 Lerma, Amanda 10 Kamehameha HI 28:27.82
21 Yoon, Esther 11 Waiakea High School 28:36.55 17
22 Lum, Christa 11 Waiakea High School 28:42.97 18
23 Grothmann, Kalai 10 Kamehameha HI 28:46.74
24 Trainer, Hannah 9 Kamehameha HI 29:08.10
25 Kryzka, Kiana 10 Kamehameha HI 29:10.96
26 Lindsey, Amanda 11 Kamehameha HI 29:13.24
27 Kekauoha, Esther 11 Kamehameha HI 29:16.75
28 Lee, Kainoe 9 Kamehameha HI 29:23.35
29 Kualii, Chelsie 10 Kamehameha HI 29:38.61
30 Sewell, Tehani 12 Kamehameha HI 29:46.13
31 Bath, Katrina 9 Waiakea High School 29:52.20 19
32 Bisel, Bethany 9 Waiakea High School 30:06.95 20
33 Sumaoang, Desiree 9 Keaau High School 30:15.84
34 Dellaport-Fabian, Munira 9 Pahoa High School 30:32.90
35 Ono, Emily Honokaa High School 31:14.26
36 Lo, Sheri 12 Honokaa High School 31:33.25
37 Sarwar, Eaman 11 H P A 31:37.33
38 Owen, Mikeala 10 H P A 31:38.25
39 Kanuha, Kahea 12 Kamehameha HI 31:56.90
40 Shibuya, Tiare 10 Kamehameha HI 32:48.58
41 Barry, Sarah 9 Kamehameha HI 33:04.08
42 Fratinardo, Michelle 9 Kamehameha HI 33:09.42
43 Mulvaney, Mikenna 9 H P A 33:10.77
44 Burcena, Karley 9 Kamehameha HI 33:50.80
45 Pascual, Stephanie 11 Keaau High School 34:19.22
46 Mills, Nalani 11 Keaau High School 34:50.28
47 Nishina, Kelsi 11 H P A 35:04.83
48 Beckley, Alena 11 Kamehameha HI 36:49.30
49 Machida, Jaci 10 Kamehameha HI 37:59.52
Team Scores
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Rank Team Total 1 2 3 4 5 *6 *7 *8 *9
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1 Hawaii Preparatory Academ 15 1 2 3 4 5 6 9
Total Time: 2:04:59.33
Average: 24:59.87
2 Kamehameha Schools – Hawa 54 7 10 11 12 14 15 16
Total Time: 2:13:55.85
Average: 26:47.17
3 Waiakea High School 75 8 13 17 18 19 20
Total Time: 2:20:38.86
Average: 28:07.78
Girl’s Open Results from Kamehameha Meet
Start of girl's open at Kamehameha
Kamehameha Schools-Hawaii Campus HY-TEK’s Meet Manager
BIIF All-Comers Cross Country Meet – 10/10/2009
Kamehameha Schools HawaiI Campus
Keaau, Hawaii
Last Completed Event
Event 2 Girls 3 Mile Run CC Open
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Name Year School Finals Points
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1 Mardian, Daisy 12 H P A 23:50.05 1
2 Donahue, Marie 12 H P A 23:51.38 2
3 Martin-Schatz, Svetlana 11 H P A 24:45.85 3
4 Busek, Jessica 9 Waiakea High School 25:03.26 4
5 Hill, Lauren 9 Waiakea High School 25:06.52 5
6 Torigio, Katie 10 Waiakea High School 25:16.90 6
7 Akai, Tsukasa 10 H P A 25:34.94 7
8 White, Melissa 11 H P A 25:47.16 8
9 Tamasese-Solomon, Malama 10 H P A 25:56.12 9
10 Friel, Rebekah 11 Kamehameha HI 26:00.83 10
11 Kekauoha, Sarah 12 Kamehameha HI 26:27.84 11
12 Fojas, Jasmine 9 H P A 27:03.75 12
13 Petner, Emma 11 Kamehameha HI 27:16.38 13
14 Kekauoha, Esther 11 Kamehameha HI 27:48.75 14
15 Pohina, Noelle 9 Kamehameha HI 27:53.87 15
16 Nakao, Carissa 11 Waiakea High School 27:55.60 16
17 Mandaquit-Arakaki, Saydi 10 Kamehameha HI 28:13.26 17
18 Lum, Christa 11 Waiakea High School 28:13.61 18
19 Nakahara, Meimei 10 H P A 28:19.35
20 DeRego, Maggie 12 Kamehameha HI 28:24.22 19
21 Sarwar, Eaman 11 H P A 29:01.80
22 Guerrero-Miguel, Janelle 12 Keaau High School 29:06.71
23 Kualii, Chelsie 10 Kamehameha HI 29:07.54
24 Mulvany, Mickenna 9 H P A 29:20.31
25 Lee, Kainoe 9 Kamehameha HI 29:35.40
26 Kia, Elizabeth 9 Kamehameha HI 29:36.71
27 Grothmann, Kalai 10 Kamehameha HI 29:37.46
28 Pohina, Chantel 10 Kamehameha HI 29:56.54
29 McGuire, Gina 9 Kamehameha HI 30:00.22
30 Scott, Tamaya 10 Honokaa High School 30:16.74
31 Bath, Katrina 9 Waiakea High School 30:26.39 20
32 Sewell, Tehani 12 Kamehameha HI 30:29.88
33 Dellaport-Fabian, Munira 9 Pahoa High School 30:52.19
34 Kanuha, Kahea 12 Kamehameha HI 31:02.76
35 Owen, mikeala 10 H P A 31:15.19
36 Bisel, Bethany 9 Waiakea High School 31:20.46 21
37 Sumaoang, Desiree 9 Keaau High School 31:28.01
38 Carvalho, Krystina 9 Waiakea High School 31:41.90
39 Fratinardo, Michelle 9 Kamehameha HI 31:48.04
40 Ninomiya, Risa 9 H P A 31:52.19
41 Nishina, Kelsi 11 H P A 32:06.61
42 Barry, Sarah 9 Kamehameha HI 32:10.89
43 Shibuya, Tiare 10 Kamehameha HI 32:32.34
44 Ono, Emily Honokaa High School 32:36.03
45 Pascual, Stephanie 11 Keaau High School 34:32.80
46 Machida, Jaci 10 Kamehameha HI 35:30.94
47 Mills, Nalani 11 Keaau High School 35:37.11
48 Lo, Sheri 12 Honokaa High School 40:42.64
49 Perreira, Jade Honokaa High School 41:07.99
Team Scores
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Rank Team Total 1 2 3 4 5 *6 *7 *8 *9
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1 Hawaii Preparatory Academ 21 1 2 3 7 8 9 12
Total Time: 2:03:49.38
Average: 24:45.88
2 Waiakea High School 49 4 5 6 16 18 20 21
Total Time: 2:11:35.89
Average: 26:19.18
3 Kamehameha Schools – Hawa 63 10 11 13 14 15 17 19
Total Time: 2:15:27.67
Average: 27:05.54
Hilo Bike Hub
318 East Kawili St., Hilo (808) 9614452
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75-5801 Ali’i Drive, #C-8 Kailua-Kona, HI
CrossFit
1717 Kamehameha Ave., Hilo
Ellsworth’s Custom Cycles
Ellsworth Fontes, 808-935-5519 at 969 Kinoole St., Hilo
Josh Green, M.D., Senator & Physician
Hawaii's Voice for Health Care
Councilman Dennis ‘Fresh’ Onishi
Supporter of Youth Sports
Mark Nakashima
Big Island Root, Country Values
Aiona Used Cars, Sales & Rentals
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Big Island International Marathon
Limited entries to the March 18, 2012 event
Big Dog Productions
Veterans at Vet Day 5K 2010 - click photo to enlarge
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The Alaska of Your Dreams
Hawaii's favorite salmon fishing destination
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Honomu - just 15 minutes north of Hilo
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Big Island, Hawaii
Reelect Jerry Chang
State House, District 2, Paid for by Friends of Jerry Chang
Samelson-Chalelane
102 Madison Avenue, 6th Floor New York, NY
KTA Super Stores
You're Someone Special Every Day at KTA
Old Hawaiian B & B
A Peaceful Place to Stay, located in Hilo, call 961-2861
Big Dog”s Athlete of the Week:Jason Braswell
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International Modeling
Jaclynn Joyce
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State Senator Dwight Takamine
Supporter of Youth Sports in our Community
