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State Girls Soccer D-II, Day 2

Posted on 31 January 2008 by cyeameen.

January 31, 2008
David Kawada – Content Editor
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CONSOLATION:

Hawaii Prep d. Kaimuki, 6-0

Justina Wood led a goal scoring machine as Hawaii Prep dispatched the Lady Bulldogs.  Wood had 2 goals at 48:00 and 73:00.  Charnelle Terawaki, Gabby Menendez, Venessa Cushine, and Amelia Evans also took part in the scoring.

Sacred Hearts d. Waialua, 2-1 (PK)

In a tough match, the Lady Lancers prevailed.  Anuhea Gillis and Jessica Temblor scored the goals during regulation for Sacred Hearts and Waialua respectively.

QUARTERFINALS:

#1 Roosevelt d. Christian Liberty, 2-0

Christy Watanabe was on today with the 2 goals for the Lady Roughriders.

Kauai d. #4 St. Anthony, 6-1

Six different players scored for the Red Raiders to pull the upset.  Upbongen, Kato, Balilea, Gomes, Babo, and Iida all found the net.

#2 Kamehameha-Hawaii d. Honokaa, 3-2

Pua Hall scored the 2 goals to tie and win the game at the 78:00 and 80:00 mark in this exciting finish.

Campbell d. #3 Kapaa, 2-1

Kapaa becomes the 2nd seeded team to fall in the quarterfinals.  Christiana Alcosiba and Rochelle White provided the goals for the Lady Sabers.  Lila Neuberger scored the solo goal for Kapaa.

 

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RADFORD GIRLS FINISH UNBEATEN OIA SEASON

Posted on 31 January 2008 by cyeameen.

By Bob Hogue
Digital Sports Hawaii
SeniorSports Correspondent

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     UNDEFEATED!  That’s how Radford finished the OIA season Thursday night, as the Lady Rams ripped Aiea in the season finale, 56-43.  TaNitra Byrd came off the bench to lead the way with 18 points and Marlena Malepeai added 10 more.
 
     “It feels good.  These are a good bunch of girls,” said Radford first-year head coach  Tani Dutro.  “We were hoping for a close, physical game and Aiea really gave us one.”
 
     In fact, Aiea played very tough, especially in the first half.  Capri Holiona, Carol Sio, and Jennifer Yeun each scored two baskets apiece for Na Alii in the first quarter, as the Rams and Na Alii played a fast-paced game with the score tied at 17-all after the first stanza.
 
      Then, with the score knotted up at 21-all with about 5 minutes remaining before halftime, the 6-foot 1-inch Byrd, a second-team all-state selection a year ago as a freshman, took over inside.  TaNitra scored six of the Rams next eight points, including two on a perfect lob pass inside the lane on an inbounds play and Radford went into intermission leading 29-21.
 
     The Rams stretched that lead into the second half as Chelsea-Ann Villanueva, Marsharen Dupont, and Bui Barivilala scored on consecutive baskets and the 14-point run over two quarters gave Radford a 35-21 advantage.
 
     Aiea battled back, however, with Holiona putting on a show in the paint.  She finished with a team-high 10 points.  When Natasha Helsham scored on a breakaway layaup, Na Alli had pulled to within seven points at 46-39.
 
       But once again, Byrd made an impact, scoring eight big points in the fourth quarter, including a breakaway layup to seal the game, and the Rams finished the OIA season with a perfect 12-0 mark.  Aiea finished at 8-4.
 
     “It feels really good,”  Byrd said afterwards.  “Our girls really worked hard.  We’ve still got the post-season to go.”
 
     “She gives us a boost out there,” Coach Dutro said.  “She was out the entire pre-season (due to injury) and it took awhile for her to get back into shape.  By then, the other girls had earned their (starting) spots and that meant she would see what was happening out there and come in and play her role.  She really stepped up.”
 
     Next up for Radford will be the OIA tournament where Dutro’s Rams will enter as the top seed from the West.
 
     “I’m worried about a bunch of the teams,” Dutro said.  “Farrington is really physical and they match up well with us in that department.  Roosevelt can shoot, Kalani can shoot.  It’s going to be a challenge.”
 
     “We struggled a lot during the pre-season,” she added. (The Rams were 5-6 before conference play.)  It was hard during the beginning of the season, but we learned to trust each other, and the girls stuck together.  They needed to learn to stick with me and I needed to learn to stick with them.  We’ve come a long way.”
 
     All the way to a perfect conference season!

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VIDEO: OIA Wrestling Dual Championships

Posted on 31 January 2008 by cyeameen.

Feb. 2nd , 2008
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Tournament info provided by Brandy Burke

Enjoy our VIDEO HIGHLIGHTS of the OIA WRESTLING Dual Championship!


Results from the OIA Dual Meet Championships:

JV Boys:
  Semi Finals
   Pearl City 36, Moanalua 45
   Kahuku 28, Campbell 38
  Championship
   Moanalua 30, Campbell 47

JV Girls
  Semi Finals
   Pearl City 34, Kahuku 12
   Farrington 18, Kapolei 23
  Championship
   Pearl City 34, Kapolei 12

Varsity Boys:
  Semi Finals
   Kaiser 51, Kapolei 21
   Pearl City 38, Kahuku 27
  Championship
   Kaiser 43, Pearl City 25

Varsity Girls:
  Semi Finals
   Kahuku 42, Campbell 21
   Kapolei 29, Farrington 30
   Finals
   Kahuku 36, Farrington 15

Jan. 30th, 2008

The wrestling “post-season” is about to begin this Friday with the OIA Wrestling Dual Championships.  The event will be held at Moanalua High School starting at 5:30p.

Both the junior varsity and varsity squads for boys and girls will compete.

For the Boys, Kaiser and Pearl City claim the top seeds for the East and West respectively.  The Cougar wrestlers have an undefeated record of 10-0.

The girls leaderboard shows Kahuku and Kapolei holding the #1 seeds.

With the Red Raider and hurricane boys teams holding the #2 seeds, both schools could feasibly take the titles for each gender.

Obviously Farrington and Campbell will have something to say about that.

View attached documents for the CURRENT TEAM STANDINGS and the schedule for the OIA DUAL CHAMPIONSHIPS on Friday.

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Mid Pac Falls to Lady Raiders, 48-43

Posted on 30 January 2008 by cyeameen.

by Al Linsky – for Digital Sports Hawaii

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With Jamie Smith on the sidelines with a broken nose and minor concussion,
it was time for the rest of the Raiders to step up and figure out a way to
beat a pesky Owl team without their leading scorer and rebounder.

The first quarter saw a lack of scoring from both teams as it ended with a
5-4 score, advantage Raiders. But, as the game went on, the bigger Owls
started scoring more from down low. It was 16-16 at the half.

By the end of the third quarter, the Owls had taken the lead at 27-25 and
also had the momentum.

With 4:23 left in the final quarter, it was 32-27 for the Owls. At 2:36
left it was 37-29 for the Owls. At this point, a lesser team would have
folded up their tent and gone home as it was looking very bleak. But, the
maturity on the senior laden Raiders team showed through, the defensive
pressure increased, and the Owls were forced into errors that turned into
points for the Raiders.

The Raiders went on an 8-0 run to tie it at 37-37 with a few seconds to go.
A shot at the buzzer missed and the game went into overtime. The Raiders
owned the overtime outscoring the Owls 11-6 for the victory.

Kylie Ahloa had a big scoring night for the Raiders with 17, followed by
Dayna Jandoc with 10, Chanel Hirata 9, Hailey Maeda 6, Lahela Usui 4 and
Tami Konishi 2. The Raiders made 7 three pointers.

The Owls were led by Keaton McFadden with 11, Jenna Savusa 10, Ashley
Yamachika 8, Jordan Kealoha 7, Johnelle Kapua 4 and Paige Young 3. The Owls
made 4 three pointers

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GBB SCOREBOARD: Week 13

Posted on 30 January 2008 by alexanderscot.

Results from Week 13 (Jan. 28-Feb. 2) of the 2007-08 girls basketball season, courtesy of John Harrell’s Indiana high school basketball website:

SATURDAY, FEB. 2
Barr-Reeve 55, Linton-Stockton 36
Bedford North Lawrence 66, Seymour 56
Beech Grove 58, Park Tudor 55
Boone Grove 35, North Judson 32
Borden 63, Springs Valley 53
Bowman Academy 44, Fort Wayne Keystone 32
Cascade 60, South Vermillion 55
Centerville 62, Monroe Central 48
Connersville 54, Muncie South 33
Crawford County 54, Christian Academy 18
Culver 43, John Glenn 38
East Central 47, Franklin County 46
Eastside 65, Hamilton 50
Fountain Central 57, Attica 53
Fremont 61, Angola 58
Gibson Southern 63, Heritage Hills 44
Greencastle 53, Monrovia 46
Hanover Central 51, Morgan Twp. 36
Hobart 42, Kouts 40
Illinois Deaf 43, Indiana Deaf 34
Indianapolis Cathedral 80, Indianapolis Tech 64
Indianapolis Tindley 49, Indianapolis Metropolitan 34
Knox 40, New Prairie 32
Lakeland 61, Churubusco 35
Lawrenceburg 51, Taylor (Ohio) 39
Lowell 34, Wheeler 28
Madison-Grant 64, Alexandria 58
Merrillville 63, Crown Point 40
Michigan City 73, LaPorte 49
Mount Carmel (Ill.) 50, Boonville 46
North Putnam 49, South Putnam 46
Owen Valley 81, Sullivan 44
Prairie Heights 43, Central Noble 38
Shawe Memorial 69, Fall Creek 21st Century 14
South Spencer 50, Evansville North 44
Tell City 37, Forest Park 33
Terre Haute South 74, West Vigo 42
Triton 40, LaVille 25
Union County 47, Northeastern 42
Washington 51, Jasper 46

Unreported games
New Harmony at Oblong (Ill.) canceled
North Vermillion at North Central (Farmersburg)
Northeastern at Adams Central canceled

FRIDAY, FEB. 1
Bellmont 57, South Adams 24
Carroll (Fort Wayne) 47, Garrett 43
Danville 55, Frankfort 54
Fishers 48, Decatur Central 46
Fort Wayne Concordia 55, Fort Wayne North 35
Fort Wayne Elmhurst 63, Fort Wayne South 54
Fort Wayne Luers 70, Fort Wayne Wayne 32
Fort Wayne Snider 61, Fort Wayne Northrop 29
Harding 54, Fort Wayne Dwenger 49
Indianapolis International 57, Seton Catholic 20
Indianapolis Lutheran 67, Edinburgh 44
Jeffersonville 48, Providence 24
Madison 77, Charlestown 49
North Central (Indianapolis) 55, Franklin Central 53
NorthWood 57, Concord 49
Norwell 65, Southern Wells 40
Speedway 69, Cloverdale 61
Tri-West 65, Southmont 60
Valparaiso 63, Chesterton 49
Western Boone 57, Crawfordsville 56
Westview 45, West Noble 39

POSTPONEMENTS
Central Noble at Prairie Heights ppd. to Feb 2.
Culver at John Glenn ppd. to Feb. 2
Eastside at Hamilton ppd. to Feb 2.
Highland at East Chicago Central ppd.
Knox at New Prairie ppd. to Feb 2.
Lakeland at Churubusco ppd. to Feb. 2
LaPorte at Michigan City ppd. to Feb. 2
LaVille at Triton ppd. to Feb. 2 (1 p.m.)
Leo at Homestead ppd. to Feb 2.
Monrovia vs. Greencastle ppd. to Feb 2.
North Central (Farmersburg) at Union (Dugger) ppd.
South Bend Trinity at Marquette Catholic ppd. to Feb. 4
South Putnam vs. North Putnam ppd. to Feb 2.
Sullivan at Owen Valley ppd. to Feb. 2 (2 p.m.)
Woodlan at New Haven ccd.

Unreported games
Angola Fremont 7:30 PM
Cannelton Hancock County (Ky.) 8:30 PM
Fall Creek 21st Century Greenwood Christian 6:00 PM
First Assembly Christian Fort Wayne Keystone 6:30 PM
Indianapolis Tindley Horizon Christian 6:30 PM
Kouts Hobart 8:30 PM
Louisville Ballard (Ky.) New Albany 7:30 PM
Northridge Wawasee 7:45 PM
Silver Creek Floyd Central 7:30 PM

THURSDAY, JAN. 31
Argos 66, Lakeland Christian 55
Attica 46, Seeger 30
Beech Grove 45, Indianapolis Scecina 26
Carroll (Flora) 56, Frontier 37
Center Grove 59, Warren Central 49
Columbus North 49, Jennings County 39
Corydon Central 60, Clarksville 34
Culver Academy 54, Pioneer 44
DeKalb 45, Heritage 39
Eastbrook 48, Southwood 34
Elkhart Memorial 46, Warsaw 33
Fairfield 56, Elkhart Christian 41
Fort Wayne Blackhawk 42, Hamilton 34
Greenfield-Central 87, Morristown 36
Griffith 36, Calumet 25
Hagerstown 70, Blue River 21
Hamilton Southeastern 45, Avon 41
Henryville 62, Rock Creek Christian 36
Heritage Christian 40, Anderson 35
Hobart 47, Hammond Gavit 32
Huntington North 49, Columbia City 33
Indianapolis Arlington 54, Indianapolis Manual 22
Indianapolis Chatard 94, Indianapolis Broad Ripple 37
Indianapolis Howe 70, Indiana Deaf 38
Indianapolis Northwest 72, Indianapolis Washington 37
Indianapolis Roncalli 54, Indianapolis Ritter 39
Indianapolis Tech JV 34, Indianapolis Tindley 32
Jac-Cen-Del 71, South Ripley 59
Jay County 63, Delta 38
Jimtown 49, Bremen 35
Kankakee Valley 57, Hanover Central 51
Knightstown 58, Liberty Christian 31
Kouts 95, Marquette Catholic 42
Lake Central 48, Portage 39
Lapel 51, Wes-Del 17
Lawrence North 54, Noblesville 40
Logansport 67, Lewis Cass 54
Lowell 38, Hebron 30
Maconaquah 65, Wabash 47
Madison-Grant 63, Lakeview Christian 38
Manchester 44, South Adams 32
Martinsville 43, Bloomington South 41
Mishawaka 48, LaVille 34
Morgan Twp. 61, Bowman Academy 14
Mount Vernon (Fortville) 42, Shenandoah 40
Muncie Central 81, Muncie Burris 31
North Daviess 58, Eastern Greene 52 (OT)
North Harrison 48, Eastern (Pekin) 34
North Montgomery 65, Turkey Run 61 (OT)
North White 37, LaCrosse 25
Northwestern 45, North Miami 36
Oak Hill 66, Blackford 26
Orleans 52, West Washington 13
Pendleton Heights 58, Elwood 26
Plainfield 61, New Palestine 48
Plymouth 48, Goshen 39
Rising Sun 51, Lawrenceburg 40
Rushville 53, New Castle 48
Sheridan 46, Clinton Central 41
South Bend Adams 73, Gary Wirt 19
South Central (Union Mills) 71, Whiting 37
South Dearborn 69, Batesville 59
South Decatur 51, Milan 50
Southwestern (Shelbyville) 48, Hauser 47
Switzerland County 58, Shawe Memorial 54
Tippecanoe Valley 59, South Bend Clay 55
Tri-Central 60, Frankton 57
Twin Lakes 53, Rensselaer Central 29
Washington Twp. 58, River Forest 34
West Central 35, Tri-County 29
West Lafayette 64, Clinton Prairie 27
Westfield 63, Hamilton Heights 47
Westville 51, Lake Station 13
Whiteland 54, Triton Central 33

Unreported games
Bloomfield at Northview canceled
Breckinridge County (Ky.) at Cannelton
Castle at Evansville Mater Dei canceled
Cowan at Cambridge City Lincoln canceled
Delphi at Benton Central postponed
Evansville Day at New Harmony canceled
Evansville Harrison at North Posey postponed
Evansville Memorial at Mount Vernon (Posey) postponed
Indian Creek at Brown County canceled
Loogootee at North Knox postponed
Louisville Ballard (Ky.) at New Albany canceled
North Decatur at Oldenburg Academy
Richmond at East Central postponed
South Knox at Tecumseh postponed
South Spencer at Evansville North postponed
University at Trinity Lutheran canceled
Vincennes Lincoln at Evansville Central canceled
Vincennes Rivet at Princeton postponed
West Vigo at Covington canceled
White River Valley at Brownstown Central canceled

WEDNESDAY, JAN. 30
Central Noble 79, Howe Military 45 
Gary Wallace 52, Chicago Carver (Ill.) 45 
Winchester 68, Centerville 30

TUESDAY, JAN. 29
Anderson Highland 95, Elwood 33
Attica 67, Riverton Parke 41
Austin 62, Mitchell 60
Benton Central 61, Harrison (West Lafayette) 42
Blackford 70, Winchester 67 (OT)
Bloomington North 47, Edgewood 37
Bloomington South 56, Bedford North Lawrence 44
Brownsburg 46, Noblesville 39
Brownstown Central 67, Scottsburg 52
Carmel 54, Center Grove 51 (OT)
Carroll (Flora) 51, Tri-County 35
Chesterton 54, Highland 51
Clarksville 76, Borden 49
Cloverdale 63, Shakamak 43
Columbus East 71, Floyd Central 44
Covington 53, South Newton 35
Delta 54, Alexandria 47
East Central 37, South Dearborn 19
Eastern (Greentown) 57, Tri-Central 51
Eastern Greene 49, Loogootee 33
Edinburgh 62, Medora 2
Elkhart Central 58, South Bend Trinity 43
Elkhart Christian 44, Bethany Christian 37
Evansville Harrison 56, Washington 51
Evansville Memorial 57, Castle 36
Fairfield 49, Northridge 47
Fishers 71, Lawrence Central 25
Forest Park 53, Jasper 38
Franklin 72, Shelbyville 35
Fremont 61, Eastside 37
Gary West 45, Gary Wallace 28
Gibson Southern 47, South Spencer 41
Greenwood Christian 67, Indianapolis Tindley 52
Guerin Catholic 46, Indianapolis Broad Ripple 41
Hagerstown 41, Wapahani 32
Hammond Clark 59, Gary Roosevelt 55
Hammond Morton 56, Whiting 45
Indianapolis Northwest 57, Zionsville 34
Indianapolis Washington 55, Indianapolis International 38
Jac-Cen-Del 52, Greensburg 51
Jennings County 64, Franklin County 63
Jimtown 36, Westview 21
John Glenn 61, Knox 53 (2OT)
Kokomo 43, North Central (Indianapolis) 40
Lafayette Jeff 71, Clinton Prairie 28
Lakeland 52, DeKalb 33
Lanesville 47, Providence 44
Lapel 58, Frankton 39
Lawrence North 65, Franklin Central 52
Lawrenceburg 42, Oldenburg Academy 33
Logansport 68, Frankfort 52
Maconaquah 71, Pioneer 33
Madison 63, Rising Sun 25
Mississinewa 56, Lakeview Christian 25
Monroe Central 39, Wes-Del 26
Monrovia 45, Indianapolis Scecina 31
Mooresville 63, Southport 43
North Daviess 53, Tecumseh 39
North Harrison 14, Charlestown 7
North Judson 39, Rensselaer Central 33
Northeast Dubois 65, North Knox 46
Oak Hill 68, Marion 50
Oregon-Davis 66, Mishawaka Marian 55
Pike Central 57, Boonville 53
Plainfield 65, Northview 44
Portage 74, Munster 34
Rochester 42, West Central 41
Rockville 46, North Vermillion 40 (3OT)
Seeger 42, Fountain Central 36
Seymour 49, Whiteland 38
Shawe Memorial 61, Henryville 33
South Bend Adams 36, Concord 35
South Central (Elizabeth) 63, Salem 57
South Putnam 50, Clay City 48
Southridge 43, Paoli 33
Southwestern (Hanover) 70, Switzerland County 48
Speedway 52, North Putnam 36
Tell City 51, Heritage Hills 45
Terre Haute North 61, South Vermillion 41
Tri 62, Cowan 26
Triton Central 53, Hauser 47
Tri-West 67, Cascade 45
Twin Lakes 59, Lewis Cass 51
Union (Modoc) 36, Daleville 33
Union City 67, Blue River 34
Union County 52, Mount Vernon (Fortville) 43
University 60, Indianapolis Ritter 45
Vincennes Lincoln 61, South Knox 40
Waldron 52, Knightstown 42
Washington Twp. 44, Morgan Twp. 28
Wawasee 57, Bremen 24
Western Boone 59, Rossville 33
Westville 33, River Forest 30
Whitko 36, North Miami 26
Winamac 68, Caston 35
Yorktown 60, Muncie Burris 36

Unreported games
East Chicago Central at Hammond Gavit
Indiana Deaf at Eminence PPD
King’s Academy at Fort Wayne Keystone
New Prairie at Plymouth
North Newton at North White CANCELLED
Terre Haute South at West Vigo PPD

MONDAY, JAN. 28
Andrean 70, Hammond Noll 55
Argos 57, Caston 37
Barr-Reeve 64, Springs Valley 21
Bloomfield 39, Owen Valley 36
Bluffton 70, Northfield 55
Centerville 65, Eastern Hancock 43
Clinton Central 46, Frontier 40
Crothersville 67, Rock Creek Christian 40
Evansville Mater Dei 73, Evansville Central 32
Fort Wayne Concordia 52, Homestead 39
Greenwood 67, Indian Creek 44
Henderson County (Ky.) 80, Evansville North 26
Indianapolis Chatard 73, Park Tudor 56
Lakewood Park 53, North Central (Ohio) 35
Linton-Stockton 63, North Central (Farmersburg) 35
Mount Carmel (Ill.) 52, Evansville Reitz 42
Orleans 48, Christian Academy 23
Peru 50, Tippecanoe Valley 43
Salem 49, Corydon Central 48
South Dearborn 50, Franklin County 42
Southern Wells 51, Fort Wayne Blackhawk 13
Terre Haute South 85, Martinsville (Ill.) 52
Union (Dugger) 78, Medora 18
Washington Catholic 52, Tecumseh 49 (OT)
Washington Twp. 49, Westville 30
West Lafayette 48, Sheridan 43
Wood Memorial 60, Shoals 33

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HHSAA Girls Soccer: Division I – Day Recap

Posted on 30 January 2008 by cyeameen.

January 30, 2008
David Kawada – Content Editor
dkawada@digitalsports.com

SEE UPDATED TOURNAMENT BRACKETS IN ATTACHMENT BELOW

Kaiser d. Kapolei  1-0
VIEW:  Photo Gallery from www.coach-photos.com

The one and only goal came from Rachel Tomita at the 37:00 mark to lift the Lady Cougars into the 2nd round.

Mililani d. King Kekaulike  3-0
VIEW:  Photo gallery from www.jonbphotography.com

The Lady Trojans put out the offensive surge to dispatch King Kekaulike from the MIL in a shutout.  Chelsey Miyake and Ashley Kaneshiro Quitog contributed to the scoring to lift the OIA West powers into tomorrow’s play.

Moanalua d. Kealakehe  3-0
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Tiana Fujimoto dropped in 2 goals at 28:00 and 52:00 for the Menehune.  Alex Jones closed things out with the insurance goal at 64:00.

Punahou d. Kalani 3-0
VIEW:  Photo gallery from www.coach-photos.com

In another 3-0 shutout, The Lady Falcons succumb to the scoring power of the Puns.  Aisha Price, Briana Afoa, and Erin Rementer each found the net in this 1st round matchup.

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HHSAA Girls Soccer: Day 1 Recap – Division II

Posted on 30 January 2008 by cyeameen.

January 30, 2008
David Kawada
dkawada@digitalsports.com

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Christian Liberty d Kaimuki   2-0 (2 OT/PK)
VIEW:  Photo Gallery from www.jonbphotgraphy.com

Lexi Seese scored the goal in regulation for Christian Liberty.  Bre Becker, Maile Carigon, and Seese each scored on their shootout kicks for the vicory.

Kamuki’s Landai Truong scored the only goal for the Lady Bulldogs 

Kauai d. Hawaii Prep 3-0
VIEW:  Photo gallery from www.jonbphotgraphy.com

Skye Shimabukuro, Brandi Gomes, and Ashlyn Ubongen scored the goals for the Red Raiders in the shutout victory.

Honokaa d Waialua, 1-0
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The Dragons from the Big Island got the only goal they needed from Rachel Miller.

Campbell d. Sacred Hearts 3-2 (OT)
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VIEW:  Photo gallery from www.808sportshots.com

In only their first year of varsity soccer, these Lancers were able to make it to the State Tournament.
Ciera Aiwohi and Logan Chan got the only 2 scores of the game for Sacred Hearts.  Campbel got goals from Rochelle White and Brandi Baez.

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IOLANI BOYS ROUGH UP KAMEHAMEHA, 59-45

Posted on 30 January 2008 by cyeameen.

     With the game and the ILH-lead on the line in the fourth quarter
Tuesday night, Taylor Mounts stepped up big-time, scoring 15 of his game-high 25
points in the final stanza and Iolani whipped Kamehameha, 59-45.  Mounts’
heroics sent the Warriors to their third loss in conference play; the Raiders
and idle Punahou each have only two losses and stand in a virtual tie for first
place in the standings.
 
     “We needed to win,” Mounts said afterwards.  “Doc (Mugiishi, the
Iolani head coach) told us at halftime that somebody’s got to step up.  I just
got more and more confident as the game moved along.”
 
     “We rely on him; he’s a good pressure-breaker,” said Mugiishi.  “It
was a very intense, very physical game.”
 
     Iolani surged in front early, with Mounts scoring eight points in the
first quarter.  And when his back-up, Nick Christman, scored on a tough move in
the lane, the Raiders led by 14 points, 20-6, after the first period.
 
     But the Warriors rallied back to make it a tight game.  First, it was
Pi’I Minns with a couple of big buckets on a 9-0 Warriors’ run in the second
quarter, and then it was Edmund Kanao and Auwae DeRego combining for nine
straight points in the third quarter as Kamehameha pulled to within 29-27 with
about five minutes left in the third.
 
     That’s when Iolani’s pressure defense made an impact.  Kela Marciel
got a steal and a breakaway layup, and Pablo Warner followed with another
breakaway, as the Raiders pushed their lead to seven points.  But Brandon Dumlao
hit a 30-footer at the third-quarter buzzer, a huge three-pointer, to make it a
four-point game with Iolani on top, 38-34.
 
      The fourth quarter belonged to Mounts and Warner.  The 6-foot 6-inch
Mounts, who is being recruited by a couple of DIII teams in the Northwest,
scored seven straight points to open the period, and then Warner, who finished
the night with 14 points, had back-to-back breakaway layups to push the lead to
double digits.
 
      Kamehameha refused to surrender, however, and when Kawika Lyons
nailed a three-pointer from the wing with just under a minute left, the Warriors
trailed by only six, 51-45.  After that, though, Mounts sealed the Iolani win
with eight straight free throws and the Raiders ended up winning by a final
difference of 14 points.
 
      “He’s a very good free throw shooter,” Mugiishi said.  “All of them
were important.”
 
     “It’s become a whacky race,” Mounts said of the current ILH boys
basketball race.  “It’s almost like the BCS; everybody who’s number one keeps
getting knocked off.”
 
     Right now, Punahou and Iolani are at number two and three in the state
rankings, and most importantly, tied for number one in the ILH.  Only time will
tell who stands there when the conference race wraps up it’s “whacky” finish
next week.
 
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Girls State Soccer Tournament Starts Tomorrow

Posted on 29 January 2008 by cyeameen.

January 29, 2008
David Kawada – Contenet Editor
dkawada@digitalsports.com

SEE TOURNAMENT BRACKETS ATTACHED BELOW

Kamehameha and Roosevelt come into the Division I and II Tournaments as the #1 Seeds respectively for the 2008 JN Automotive HHSAA Girls State Soccer Tournament.  The Tournament gets under way tomorrow at the Waipio Peninsula Soccer Park and Stadium.

The Lady Warriors, with a 10-2-0 record, got the nod as the top seed over OIA Champion Pearl City with an undefeated record of 14-0-1.  Kalani stumbled a bit in the OIA playoffs but hope to regain some momentum coming through the first round against a tough Punahou squad.  Also look out for MIL Champion Kamehameha-Maui who came out of the tough Maui league at 13-1-0.  Mililani, the 2nd place representative from the OIA, has battled Pearl City all year and will look to overcome their West Division nemasis in the Tournament.

In the Division II brackets,  the Lady Roughriders look like the team to beat.  At 12-1-0, they were dominant in the OIA.  Kamehameha-Big Island and Kapaa are the only 2 undefeated teams in the brackets.  Campbell and Waialua round out the tough OIA representation.  It would seem that the Division II Champion may come from that league.

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GBB: Week 13 lineup

Posted on 28 January 2008 by alexanderscot.

By E. Shawn Aylsworth
Managing Editor

According to the Sagarin power ratings through Jan. 26, there are 11 big girls basketball games on the agenda for Week 13 – the final go-round of the 2007-08 regular season. Here’s a look at those marquee showdowns with assistance from John Harrell’s Indiana high school basketball website …

Tuesday, Jan. 29
Three biggies …

Center Grove (11-7) at 4A No. 6 Carmel (15-4)
GAME TIME: 7:30 PM EST. COACHES: Joe Lentz, 243-77 in 14th year at Center Grove. Scott Bowen, 67-20 in 4th year at Carmel. SAGARIN RATINGS: Carmel, 94.03, 7th overall, 5th in Class 4A. Center Grove, 87.95, 18th overall, 14th in Class 4A. LAST OUTING: Center Grove lost to Lawrence North, 70-50, Jan. 25. Carmel lost to Ben Davis, 57-43, Jan. 25. VS. COMMON FOES: Center Grove 1-4. Carmel 3-2. OPPONENTS’ RECORDS: Center Grove 222-121, Carmel 236-129. SERIES LAST 5 YEARS: Center Grove, 4-1. LAST MEETING: Carmel, 52-47, Jan. 30, 2007.

2A No. 4 Jimtown (17-1) at Westview (15-3)
GAME TIME: 7:30 PM EST. COACHES: Gene Johnson, 260-267 in 26th year at Jimtown. Randy Yoder, 184-120 in 14th year at Westview. SAGARIN RATINGS: Jimtown, 76.3, 89th overall, 11th in Class 2A. Westview, 71.21, 130th overall, 17th in Class 2A. LAST OUTING: Jimtown defeated Triton, 46-29, Jan. 26. Westview defeated Eastside, 57-29, Jan. 26. VS. COMMON FOES: Jimtown 7-0. Westview 6-1. OPPONENTS’ RECORDS: Jimtown 127-188, Westview 155-179. SERIES LAST 5 YEARS: Westview, 7-2. LAST MEETING: Jimtown, 39-36, sectional, Feb. 9, 2007.

4A No. 5 North Central (Indianapolis) (14-4) at Kokomo (14-5)
GAME TIME: 7:30 PM EST (WJEL, 89.3 FM). COACHES: Alan Vickrey, 170-82 in 11th year at North Central (Indianapolis). Jason Snyder, 28-14 in 2nd year at Kokomo. SAGARIN RATINGS: North Central (Indianapolis), 97.53, 4th overall, 3rd in Class 4A. Kokomo, 86.59, 26th overall, 20th in Class 4A. LAST OUTING: North Central (Indianapolis) defeated Warren Central, 54-45, Jan. 25. Kokomo defeated Anderson, 64-57, Jan. 26. VS. COMMON FOES: North Central (Indianapolis) 1-0. Kokomo 0-1. OPPONENTS’ RECORDS: North Central (Indianapolis) 181-100, Kokomo 173-155. SERIES LAST 5 YEARS: North Central (Indianapolis), 3-2. LAST MEETING: North Central (Indianapolis), 50-34, Jan. 30, 2007.

Wednesday, Jan. 30
Three biggies …

1A No. 10 Fort Wayne Canterbury (14-5) at Bluffton (12-7)
GAME TIME: 7:30 PM EST. COACHES: Scott Kreiger, 149-77 in 10th year at Fort Wayne Canterbury. Glenn Cunningham, 24-17 in 2nd year at Bluffton. SAGARIN RATINGS: Fort Wayne Canterbury, 71.12, 131st overall, 7th in Class 1A. Bluffton, 70.29, 135th overall, 18th in Class 2A. LAST OUTING: Fort Wayne Canterbury defeated Prairie Heights, 69-62, Jan. 26. Bluffton lost to Leo, 57-40, Jan. 26. VS. COMMON FOES: Fort Wayne Canterbury 3-1. Bluffton 4-0. OPPONENTS’ RECORDS: Fort Wayne Canterbury 157-194, Bluffton 200-150. SERIES LAST 5 YEARS: Fort Wayne Canterbury, 2-1. LAST MEETING: Fort Wayne Canterbury, 72-41, Jan. 31, 2007.

1A No. 14 Randolph Southern (14-5) at 2A No. 10 Cambridge City Lincoln (16-3)
GAME TIME: 7:30 PM EST. COACHES: Shane Osting, 30-12 in 2nd year at Randolph Southern. John Lewellen, 267-168 in 21st year at Cambridge City Lincoln. SAGARIN RATINGS: Cambridge City Lincoln, 78.08, 72nd overall, 8th in Class 2A. Randolph Southern, 67.45, 156th overall, 13th in Class 1A. LAST OUTING: Randolph Southern lost to Hagerstown, 45-31, Jan. 24. Cambridge City Lincoln defeated Union County, 67-57, Jan. 23. VS. COMMON FOES: Randolph Southern 9-5. Cambridge City Lincoln 12-0. OPPONENTS’ RECORDS: Randolph Southern 167-181, Cambridge City Lincoln 185-167. SERIES LAST 5 YEARS: Cambridge City Lincoln, 5-0. LAST MEETING: Cambridge City Lincoln, 60-48, Dec. 19, 2006.

1A No. 4 Wood Memorial (16-4) at 1A No. 6 Vincennes Rivet (15-3)
GAME TIME: 8:00 PM EST. COACHES: Johnnie Bartley, 103-109 in 10th year at Wood Memorial. Tim Young, 15-3 in 1st year at Vincennes Rivet. SAGARIN RATINGS: Wood Memorial, 73.9, 105th overall, 2nd in Class 1A. Vincennes Rivet, 71.39, 128th overall, 6th in Class 1A. LAST OUTING: Wood Memorial defeated South Knox, 64-38, Jan. 26. Vincennes Rivet lost to Northeast Dubois, 67-59, Jan. 24. VS. COMMON FOES: Wood Memorial 7-1. Vincennes Rivet 6-2. OPPONENTS’ RECORDS: Wood Memorial 195-167, Vincennes Rivet 155-174. SERIES LAST 5 YEARS: Wood Memorial, 7-0. LAST MEETING: Wood Memorial, 72-48, Feb. 1, 2007.

Thursday, Jan. 31
One biggie …

2A No. 8 North Miami (15-2) at 2A No. 4 Northwestern (19-0)
GAME TIME: 7:30 PM EST. COACHES: Dave Henson, 27-12 in 2nd year at North Miami. Todd Miller, 19-0 in 1st year at Northwestern. SAGARIN RATINGS: Northwestern, 85.17, 32nd overall, 6th in Class 3A. North Miami, 76.85, 81st overall, 9th in Class 2A. LAST OUTING: North Miami defeated Southwood, 58-46, Jan. 26. Northwestern defeated Eastern (Greentown), 53-33, Jan. 26. VS. COMMON FOES: North Miami 7-1. Northwestern 8-0. OPPONENTS’ RECORDS: North Miami 150-167, Northwestern 183-180. SERIES LAST 5 YEARS: Northwestern, 3-2. LAST MEETING: Northwestern, 73-31, Feb. 1, 2007.

Friday, Feb. 1
Four biggies …

4A No. 12 Decatur Central (16-4) at Fishers (13-5)
GAME TIME: 7:30 PM EST. COACHES: David Cupp, 34-49 in 4th year at Decatur Central. Michael Gaines, 25-16 in 2nd year at Fishers. SAGARIN RATINGS: Fishers, 87.93, 19th overall, 15th in Class 4A. Decatur Central, 87.56, 21st overall, 17th in Class 4A. LAST OUTING: Decatur Central defeated Plainfield, 56-48, Jan. 26. Fishers defeated Brownsburg, 60-52, Jan. 25. VS. COMMON FOES: Decatur Central 3-0. Fishers 1-2. OPPONENTS’ RECORDS: Decatur Central 208-172, Fishers 179-148. SERIES LAST 5 YEARS: Fishers, 1-0. LAST MEETING: Fishers, 53-45, Feb. 2, 2007.

4A No. 7 Fort Wayne South (17-3) at 3A No. 3 Fort Wayne Elmhurst (18-2)
GAME TIME: 7:45 PM EST. COACHES: Andy Rang, 73-17 in 4th year at Fort Wayne South. Mark Redding, 127-140 in 13th year at Fort Wayne Elmhurst. SAGARIN RATINGS: Fort Wayne South, 92.2, 11th overall, 8th in Class 4A. Fort Wayne Elmhurst, 90.72, 12th overall, 2nd in Class 3A. LAST OUTING: Fort Wayne South lost to Fort Wayne Concordia, 54-51, Jan. 25. Fort Wayne Elmhurst defeated Fort Wayne Luers, 68-57, Jan. 25. VS. COMMON FOES: Fort Wayne South 13-2. Fort Wayne Elmhurst 12-1. OPPONENTS’ RECORDS: Fort Wayne South 211-161, Fort Wayne Elmhurst 188-176. SERIES LAST 5 YEARS: Tied, 3-3. LAST MEETING: Fort Wayne Elmhurst 60, Fort Wayne South 58, Dec. 29, 2007.

1A No. 14 Southern Wells (12-5) at 3A No. 10 Norwell (14-4)
GAME TIME: 7:45 PM EST. COACHES: John Fouts, 115-89 in 10th year at Southern Wells. Eric Thornton, 122-116 in 11th year at Norwell. SAGARIN RATINGS: Norwell, 83.57, 44th overall, 10th in Class 3A. Southern Wells, 67.63, 154th overall, 12th in Class 1A. LAST OUTING: Southern Wells defeated Woodlan, 58-54, Jan. 26. Norwell defeated East Noble, 55-37, Jan. 26. VS. COMMON FOES: Southern Wells 3-2. Norwell 4-0. OPPONENTS’ RECORDS: Southern Wells 138-169, Norwell 184-146. SERIES LAST 5 YEARS: Norwell, 4-1. LAST MEETING: Norwell, 47-40, Feb. 2, 2007.

Western Boone (15-3) at 3A No. 5 Crawfordsville (17-2)
GAME TIME: 6:00 PM EST. COACHES: Willie Smith Jr., 40-21 in 3rd year at Western Boone. Darren Haas, 84-63 in 7th year at Crawfordsville. SAGARIN RATINGS: Crawfordsville, 84.75, 37th overall, 8th in Class 3A. Western Boone, 80.32, 58th overall, 14th in Class 3A. LAST OUTING: Western Boone defeated North Montgomery, 44-38, Jan. 25. Crawfordsville defeated Frankfort, 70-53, Jan. 25. VS. COMMON FOES: Western Boone 10-2. Crawfordsville 11-0. OPPONENTS’ RECORDS: Western Boone 161-153, Crawfordsville 185-173. SERIES LAST 5 YEARS: Tied, 3-3. LAST MEETING: Western Boone 56, Crawfordsville 44, Nov. 17, 2007.

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