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Kamehameha-Hawaii Invite Girls cross country results

Kamehameha Hawaii Cross Country Invitational – 10/9/2010

Kamehameha Schools Hawaii Campus

Girls 3 Mile Run CC Varsity

1 Sims, Zoe 10 Hawaii Prep 20:18.81 1

2 De Bournmont, Shalila 11 Hilo 20:57.69 2

3 Van Pernis, Kristiana 9 Hawaii Prep 21:11.99 3

4 Kobayashi, Kelsie 11 Waiakea 21:33.97 4

5 Nishimura-Thornton, Dean 11 Kea’au 21:44.46 5

6 Haight, Mariah 9 Hawaii Prep 21:48.22 6

7 Lawrence, Karina 12 Hilo 21:50.81 7

8 Cooke, Raycee 11 Hilo 21:54.25 8

9 Rapoza, Kaylee 10 Hilo 22:00.05 9

10 Kim, Corin 11 Kamehameha – Hawaii 22:02.30 10

11 Busek, Jessica Waiakea 22:05.45 11

12 Carvalho, Erin 11 Kamehameha – Hawaii 22:24.35 12

13 Osorio, Mary Josephine 12 Kohala 22:41.77

14 Ladwig, Veronica 9 Hawaii Prep 22:42.93 13

15 Okinaka, Vandey 10 Waiakea 22:43.47 14

16 Jobes, Marie 9 Parker School 22:50.13

17 Carlos, Monica 10 Honokaa 22:51.75 15

18 Pautz, Whitney 11 Hualalai Academy 22:52.61

19 Hagemann, Natalie 10 Kea’au 22:56.53 16

20 White, Melissa 12 Hawaii Prep 22:56.84 17

21 Kojima, Caylin 9 Hawaii Prep 22:57.57 18

22 Iwata, Tiana 9 Kamehameha – Hawaii 22:57.90 19

23 Paulachak, Kara 11 Waiakea 22:59.60 20

24 Rasse, Haley 10 Waiakea 23:03.22 21

25 Kerr, Lauren 12 Hilo 23:33.71 22

26 Ombac, Skye 9 Waiakea 23:36.57 23

27 Greenwell, Kelly 10 Honokaa 23:37.82 24

28 Lambert, Meadow 10 Waiakea 23:39.01 25

29 Akai, Tsukasa 11 Hawaii Prep 23:49.42 26

30 Fojas, Jazz 10 Hawaii Prep 23:49.82

31 Jones, Tehani 10 Kamehameha – Hawaii 23:50.19 27

32 Bannister, Kaley 9 Kamehameha – Hawaii 23:55.12 28

33 Delacruz, Bree 11 Hilo 24:20.22 29

34 Pitoy, Shea 11 Hilo 24:25.81 30

35 Adona, Hildang 9 Honokaa 24:33.33 31

36 Aguilar, Katie 11 Honokaa 24:36.60 32

37 Chow, Christina 10 Kea’au 24:38.58 33

38 Martins-Keliihoomanu, Ch 9 Kamehameha – Hawaii 24:48.89 34

39 Friel, Rebekah 12 Kamehameha – Hawaii 24:53.38 35

40 McGuire, Gina 10 Kamehameha – Hawaii 24:56.79

41 Benioni, Jessica 10 Hawaii Prep 25:00.12

42 Martin-Schatz, Svetlana 12 Hawaii Prep 25:04.86

43 Chambless, Kadey 12 Hilo 25:11.63

44 Ignacio, Vanessa 9 Waiakea 25:15.29

45 Kim, Sara 9 Kamehameha – Hawaii 25:34.05

46 Tracey, Ruby 12 Konawaena 25:36.62

47 Cosma, Shani 10 Kea’au 25:44.69 36

48 Sumaoang, Desiree 10 Kea’au 25:45.57 37

49 Swain, Karley 11 Waiakea 26:02.66

50 Silva-Fujitake, Keao 9 Waiakea 26:10.97

51 Ricketts, Camille 11 Konawaena 26:12.75

TEAM SCORES: 1 Hawaii Prep 40 1 3 6 13 17 18 26

2 Hilo 48 2 7 8 9 22 29 30 3 Waiakea 70 4 11 14 20 21 23 25

4 Kamehameha – Hawaii 96 10 12 19 27 28 34 35 5 Kea’au 127 5 16 33 36 37 38 40

6 Honokaa 143 15 24 31 32 41 42 43 7 Pahoa 221 39 44 45 46 47 48

October 9, 2010 Posted by waynejoseph | High School Runners | Corin Kim, Deann Nishimura-Thornton, Erin Carvalho, Jessica Busek, Karina Lawrence, Kaylee Rapoza, Kristiana Van Pernis, Mary Josephine Osorio, Raycee Cooke, Shalila de Bourmount, Veronica Ladwig, Zoe Sims | Leave a comment

BIIF Girls Cross Country – WHS results, top 60

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20:09	Kobayashi	Kelsie	WHS
20:47	De Bournmont	Shalila	Hilo
20:47	Garson-Shumway	Carmen	Hilo
21:06	Choe	Grace	Makua
21:09	Cooke	Raycee	Hilo
21:18	Rapoza	Kaylee	Hilo
21:20	Lawrence	Karina	Hilo
21:26	Busek	Jessica	WHS
21:27	Shiraki	Allie	Hon
21:58	Nishimura-Thornton	Deann	Keaau
22:06	Carlos	Monica	Hon
22:12	Okinaka	Vandey	WHS
22:17	Kim	Corinne	Kam
22:19	Mabuni	Lexi	Makua
22:22	Carvalho	Erin	Kam
22:29	Bianchi	Rachael	Keala
22:35	Hagemann	Natalie	Keaau
22:43	Iwata	Tiana	Kam
22:48	Choe	Joy	Makua
22:49	Osorio	Mary Josephine	Kohala
22:56	Rasse	Haley	WHS
23:04	Martins-Keliihoomanu	Chloe	Kam
23:10	Pautz	Whitney	Huala
23:14	Paulachak	Kara	WHS
23:15	Mitchell	Somer	Keala
23:29	Kerr	Lauren	Hilo
23:31	Nakamura	Tiffany	Makua
23:32	Ariga	Brithany	Kam
23:32	Greenwell	Kelly	Hon
23:43	Mabuni	Angel	Makua
23:50	Carson	Riley	Keala
23:54	Adona	Hildang	Hon
23:55	Lambert	Meadow	WHS
24:05:00	Delacruz	Bree	Hilo
24:06:00	Alterman	Allison	Keala
24:08:00	Belcher	Carly	WHS
24:24:00	Aguilar	Katie	Hon
24:27:00	Torigoe	Katie	WHS
24:32:00	Swain	Karley	WHS
24:34:00	Omback	Skye	WHS
24:38:00	Friel	Rebekah	Kam
24:40:00	Jobes	Marie	Parker
24:41:00	Cosma	Shani	Keaau
24:43:00	Kishimoto	Kimberly	Hon
24:45:00	Chambless	Kadey	Hilo
24:58:00	Bath	Katrina	WHS
25:23:00	Silva-Fujitake	Keao	WHS
25:24:00	Manoha	Kaelynne	Kam
25:28:00	Fujitake	Megan	Keaau
25:30:00	Jones	Tehani	Kam
25:37:00	Ignacio	Vanessa	WHS
25:38:00	Mandaguit-Arakaki	Saydie	Kam
25:44:00	Silva	Kanani	WHS
25:47:00	McGuire	Alyssa	Kam
25:50:00	Trainer	Hannah	Kam
25:51:00	Chow	Christina	Keaau
25:56:00	Langevin	Mariko	Parker
26:05:00	Duvoisin	Sara	Kam

September 25, 2010 Posted by waynejoseph | High School Runners | Allie Shiraki, BIIF cross country, Carmen Garson-Shumway, Deann Nishimura-Thornton, Grace Choe, Jessica Busek, Karina Lawrence, Kaylee Rapoza, Kelsie Kobayashi, Monica Carlos, Raycee Cooke, Shalila de Bourmont | 1 Comment

Hilo Girls Look Strong Winning BIIF East Side Cross Country

Kea’au High School Hy-Tek’s MEET MANAGER 10:47 AM 9/4/2010 Page 1

BIIF East @ Waiakea – 9/4/2010 Waiakea High School Hilo, HI

Rankings Event 1 Girls 3 Mile Run CC

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Name Year School Finals Points

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1 Ramrez, Nadia Hilo 20:33.37 1

2 Kobayashi, Kelsie Waiakea 21:14.49 2

3 De Bournmont, Shalila Hilo 21:33.55 3

4 Lawrence, Karina Hilo 21:56.05 4

5 Garson-Shumway, Carmen Hilo 22:05.17 5

6 Cooke, Raycee Hilo 22:22.09 6

7 Kim, Corin Kamehameha 22:23.28 7

8 Nishimura-Thornton, Dean Kea’au 22:30.28 8

9 Carvalho, Erin Kamehameha 22:30.92 9

10 Busek, Jessica Waiakea 23:04.59 10

11 Rasse, Haley Waiakea 23:11.24 11

12 Rapoza, Kaylee Hilo 23:12.18 12

13 Paulachak, Kara Waiakea 24:04.42 13

14 Friel, Rebekah Kamehameha 24:18.51 14

15 Martins-Keliihoomanu, Ch Kamehameha 24:19.58 15

16 Iwata, Tiana Kamehameha 24:20.14 16

17 Hagemann, Natalie Kea’au 24:23.67 17

18 Chow, Christina Kea’au 24:40.80 18

19 Takato, Mikiko Hilo 24:45.02 19

20 Shiroma, Kayla Waiakea 24:45.39 20

21 Ariga, Brithany Kamehameha 25:00.08 21

22 Okinaka, Vandey Waiakea 25:07.81 22

23 Kim, Sara Kamehameha 25:11.40 23

24 Cosma, Shani Kea’au 25:12.42 24

25 Ignacio, Vanessa Waiakea 25:12.95 25

26 Kerr, Lauren Hilo 25:19.64

27 Bath, Katrina Waiakea 25:20.73

28 Chambless, Kadey Hilo 25:21.23

29 Delacruz, Bree Hilo 25:21.70

30 Lambert, Meadow Waiakea 25:32.07

31 Fujitake, Megan Kea’au 25:37.48 26

32 Pacheco, Tiffany Kamehameha 25:42.62

33 Jones, Tehani Kamehameha 25:43.24

34 Pitoy, Shea Hilo 25:59.58

35 Belcher, Carly Waiakea 26:00.07

36 Naipo-Arsiga, Namele Kamehameha 26:05.71

37 Swain, Karley Waiakea 26:27.80

38 Grothmann, Kala`i Kamehameha 26:33.03

39 Lerma, Amanda Kamehameha 26:33.51

40 McGuire, Alyssa Kamehameha 26:34.87

41 Bisel, Bethany Waiakea 26:49.80

42 Mandaguit-Arakaki, Saydi Kamehameha 26:52.34

43 Silva, Kanani Waiakea 26:52.76

44 Ombac, Skye Waiakea 27:03.98

45 Dawers, Stephanie Hilo 27:04.88

46 Duvoisin, Sara Kamehameha 27:17.35

47 Pohina, Noelle Kamehameha 27:18.59

48 Taganas, Mahealani Kamehameha 27:30.20

49 Kekauoha, Esther Kamehameha 27:31.99

50 Sumaoang, Desiree Kea’au 27:38.84 27

51 Silva-Fujitake, Keao Waiakea 27:53.93

TEAM SCORING:

1 Hilo 19 2 Waiakea 56 3 Kamehameha – Hawaii 61 4 Kea’au 93

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September 4, 2010 Posted by waynejoseph | High School Runners | BIIF cross country, BIIF cross-country east side meet, Carmen Garson-Shumway, Corin Kim, Deann Nishimura-Thornton, Karina Lawrence, Kelsie Kobayashi, Nadia Ramirez, Raycee Cooke, Shalila de Bournmont | Leave a comment

Canefire Conditioner Opens with a Fast Start

Eventual duo winners, Hilo's Karina Lawrence and Nadia Ramirez

KEEAU-It was a breathless, fantastic finish for a pair of Hilo runners, each girl running glued together until one leaned ahead of the other at the end.

The Big Island Interscholastic Federation opened its cross-country season with a pair of running events that zigzagged its way around the Christian Liberty Academy Campus this past Saturday.

Using a format introduced by CLA coach Frank Grotenhuis the Canefire Conditioner required each BIIF school to pair their runners with each harrier doing three alternating one-mile legs.

: Kelsie Kobayashi

In the opening girl’s race it was Waiakea’s Kelsie Kobayashi jumping out to an early lead with the rest of the field in hot pursuit.

“I wanted to run my own race right from the start,” Kobayashi said after the race. “I was mentally ready to take the lead and it felt very smooth and comfortable.”

Kobayashi ran her first mile in 6 minutes and 10 seconds with Hilo’s Shalila de Bourmont and Karina Lawrence following in at 6:21.

During the exchange Kobayashi handed off the baton to partner Kara Paulachak while Lawrence was teamed with Nadia Ramirez and de Bourmont was paired with Carmen Garson-Shumway.

The Hilo pairs chipped away at Waiakea’s initial lead and soon found themselves in command of the race. “My goal was to run my opening mile in the 6:20 range,” de Bourmont said. “I knew that we each had to run 3-miles, so I wasn’t worried when I fell 10 seconds behind Kelsie in the first mile.”

The Vikings lead pairs stayed composed during the race and by the third mile found their top two teams running side by side in the lead. “We wanted to keep the leaders in sight during the first mile and then run all three of our miles consistently,” Lawrence said.

“It surprised me when I caught up to Shalila and it helped because we started pushing each other as it was fun to run together,” Lawrence said.

During the final leg Vikings, Ramirez and Garson-Shumway ran shoulder to shoulder as it appeared that neither wanted to outdo the other. Ramirez, a senior who transferred into Hilo after last year’s cross country season, leaned at the finish line to nip freshman teammate Garson-Shumway by a hair with both clocking in at 38 minutes 29 seconds.

“I was very nervous throughout this race,” the young Garson-Shumway said. “I ran in middle school but I didn’t know what to expect at the high school level.”

Hilo swept the top three pairs with Kaylee Rapoza and Raycee Cooke helping the Vikings to win the overall team scoring. Honokaa’s Kelly Greenwell and Allie Shiraki took fourth with the duo of Kobayashi and Paulachak slipping to fifth.

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In the boys race it was the Honokaa duo of Joshua Robinson and Chayce Moniz leading from start to finish.

Dragon star and BIIF individual champion, Chris Mosch, was still sidelined nursing a stress fracture that he received at the end of the track & field season in May. “I’m sitting this one out to give my leg a better chance to heal,” Mosch said.

Last year at CLA Mosch teamed with Robinson to win the Canefire Conditioner, but this year Robinson needed to rely on Moniz if the Dragons were to repeat as duo champs.

“In my opening mile I was just hoping to hang with the lead pack as I didn’t want to go out to fast then die,” Robinson said. “It was easier to hang back and let others do all the work as long as I could give my partner a chance at taking the lead.”

His strategy paid off as Moniz took the handoff from Robinson and then claimed the lead in his opening mile. “I was nervous before I ran as I felt a lot of pressure to do well today,” Moniz said. “I didn’t want to let anyone down, especially my partner.

Moniz opened the gap and by the time Robinson took the second leg handoff the Dragons held a 100 yard advantage.

The Dragon duo widened their lead with each ensuing handoff and left little doubt as to who would win the race clocking in at 31 minutes 46 seconds, more than one minute ahead of their closest rivals.

: Ray & Kaneshiro

The battle for second went to the Hilo pair of seniors in Tyde Kaneshiro and Billy Ray. “My plan was to just stay with the leaders in the first mile,” Kaneshiro said. “Keaau and Waiakea went out quickly and I just paced off them.”

During the second mile Ray put the Vikings in second place and held that margin the rest of the way. “I felt tired at the start of the race and the running actually woke me up,” Ray said. “I knew I needed to maintain my position and the lead group were too far ahead for us to catch.”

The Keaau pair of Wayne Pavao and Kevin Olsen made a final attempt to move into second place, but fell short by one second as the Cougars settled for a third place finish.

Hilo finished in 32:51 with Keaau coming in at 32:52. In the team standings it was Honokaa taking first with Waiakea second and Hilo third.

On Saturday the BIIF moves to an East/West format with Waiakea and Kealakehe playing host. Girls will begin at 10 am followed by the boys with each running the traditional 3-mile cross-country race.

Hilo Girls Dominate Canefire Conditioner

L to R: Lawrence, Ramirez, de Bourmont, Garson-Shumway

Team Results — Girls

	Hilo	Honoka’a	Waiakea	HPA	Kamehameha	Keaau
1	1	4	5	12	7	9
2	2	6	8	13	11	17
3	3	10	16	14	18	21
4	19	24	22	15	20	23
Total	25	44	51	54	56	70


Individual Results — Girls

Names				School		Time
Karina Lawrence; Nadia Ramrez				Hilo	1	38:29:50
Shalila DeBourmont; Carmen Garson-Shumway				Hilo	2	38:29:74
Kaylee Rapoza; Raycee Cooke				Hilo	3	39:54:85
Kelly Greenwell; Allie Shiraki				Honoka’a	4	40:48:80
Kelsie Kobayashi; Kara Paulachak				WKA	5	40:49:10
Kimberly Kishimoto; Tialana Greenwell				Honoka’a	6	41:10:41
Corin Kim; Erin Carvalho				KAM	7	41:13:99
Haley Rasse; Jessica Busek				WKA	8	42:52:69
Deann Nishimura-Thornton; Christina Chow				Keaau	9	42:59:89
Katie Aguilar; Monica Carlos				Honoka’a	10	43:22:33