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Photos: KIF Football Kaua’i 40 – Kapa’a 6

Posted on 18 October 2008 by .

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Manuel Henriques

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Kaua’i Interscholastic Federation




LIHU`E – The Kaua`i Red Raiders (6-0 overall, 4-0 KIF) remained undefeated as the defense pitched a shutout over the final three periods of play and Junior QB Trey Shimabukuro tossed 4 second-quarter touchdown receptions to help break open a rain-soaked 40-6 victory over the Kapa`a Warriors (1-5, 0-4 KIF) Friday evening at Vidinha Stadium. 


 
KAPAA WARRIORS        6    0    0    0    –    6
KAUAI RED RAIDERS    13  27    0    0    –  40


* Scoring Summary:
1st   07:20 KAU – PALEKU YASAY 5-yd run (TRENT ALLIANIC kick)
       07:10 KAU – ZACHARY SUNIGA fumble recovery in end zone (kick failed)
       01:28 KAP – CALEB SARSONA 24-yd run (pass failed)
2nd 11:55 KAU – DAYNE MURATA 9-yd pass from TREY SHIMABUKURO (ALLIANIC kick)
      08:02 KAU – CANAAN BERNARD 89-yd pass from SHIMABUKURO (ALLIANIC kick)
      04:47 KAU – SCOTT TAYLOR 23-yd pass from SHIMABUKURO (kick failed)
      00:30 KAU – SHELDON SAKAI 25-yd pass from SHIMABUKURO (ALLIANIC kick)
 


* Statistics provided by Anahola Joel Pahukula, KQNG-AM570




Kaua`i Interscholastic Federation league play resumes next Friday, October 24th, as the Waimea Menehune (3-3 overall, 2-2 KIF) host the Warriors in a homecoming contest at Hanapepe Stadium.

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Video: OIA Football Mililani vs Pearl City

Posted on 18 October 2008 by .

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Mililani Trojans vs Pearl City Chargers

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Video & Photos: Mililani & Kalani Win OIA Bowling Title

Posted on 17 October 2008 by .

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2008 OIA Bowling Team and IndividualChampions:

Girls Team Champion:  Mililani Trojans
Girls Individual Champion: Dara Ajamine- Kalani Falcons

Boys Team Champion: Mililani Trojans
Boys Individual Champion: Jonathan Nakagawa- Kalani Falcons


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Kalani bowlers roll to OIA crowns

By Wes Nakama
Honolulu Advertiser

SCHOFIELD BARRACKS — Bowling in adjacent lanes, Kalani sophomore Jonathan Nakagawa and Mililani senior Raymond Allen were each trying to roll their way to an O’ahu Interscholastic Association individual championship yesterday.

In the end, Nakagawa finished a mere 10 pins ahead after six games to capture his first major title at Schofield Barracks Bowling Center. Nakagawa’s pinfall total was 1,291, while Allen took second with 1,281. Kapolei’s Devin Perry was third at 1,270.


“This is the first big thing I’ve won, and it’s always been a goal to win the OIA,” said Nakagawa, who finished 15th as a freshman last year. “I knew where Ray was, because he was in the lane next to me, but I was just trying to bowl for the team, trying to stay consistent and pick up spares.”


Allen rolled a 265 in the fifth game and led with a pinfall total of 1,099, compared to 1,074 for Perry, 1072 for Pearl City’s Derek Suefuji and 1,056 for Nakagawa. But Nakagawa rolled a 235 in the final game, while the other three contenders failed to break 200.

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OIA INDIVIDUAL AND TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS
OIA GIRLS INDIVIDUALS TOP 15
  NAME SCHOOL GM1 GM2 GM3 GM4 GM5 GM6 TOT-PINS
1 Ajamine, Dara KALANI 266 179 195 237 179 168 1,224
2 Roller, Kimie KAPOLEI 184 174 203 210 211 195 1,177
3 Shigekane, Stacey MILILANI 188 182 190 195 179 213 1,147
4 Mattos, Raelena KAPOLEI 213 221 148 190 193 167 1,132
5 Shoemaker, Ashley PCHS 234 167 178 202 180 169 1,130
6 Bonifacio, Christalynn KAPOLEI 167 236 192 151 184 178 1,108
7 Usui, Shari MOANALUA 164 174 188 186 204 176 1,092
8 Pang, Ariel Aiea 195 171 182 173 168 200 1,089
9 Matsuo, Chayna KALANI 202 179 194 162 182 168 1,087
10 Okata, Jaycie MILILANI 172 195 175 182 201 157 1,082
11 Olpendo, Nohelani Waialua 156 222 166 204 166 158 1,072
12 Siafuafu, Leihulunani MILILANI 198 172 181 181 174 165 1,071
13 Miyake, Chelsey Kaimuki 149 176 164 189 202 190 1,070
14 Aguilar, Alyssa MOANALUA 138 190 205 167 222 144 1,066
15 Sakaguchi, Tammi Kalaheo 228 149 167 188 175 147 1,054
OIA BOYS INDIVIDUALS TOP 15
NO NAME SCHOOL GM1 GM2 GM3 GM4 GM5 GM6 TOT-PINS
1 Nakagawa, Jonathan Kalani 216 175 263 236 166 235 1,291
2 Allen, Raymond Mililani 256 172 224 182 265 182 1,281
3 Perry, Devin Kapolei 204 187 222 215 246 196 1,270
4 Suefuji, Derek PCHS 212 189 230 264 177 185 1,257
5 Patacsil, Austin Kailua 184 259 201 154 240 213 1,251
6 Besas, Christopher Waipahu 189 239 164 249 180 204 1,225
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Video & Photos: ILH Girls Volleyball Punahou vs KS-Kapalama 10-14-08

Posted on 15 October 2008 by .

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Punahou and Kamehameha-Kapalama

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Punahou Locks up state berth
By Paul Honda
Honolulu Star Bulletin

Two points from losing the match, the Punahou Buffanblu needed a minor miracle.


Punahou (15-1) got its opportunity and rallied for a 21-25, 25-16, 26-24 win over No. 1-ranked Kamehameha to capture the Interscholastic League of Honolulu regular-season title and an automatic state-tourney berth.


The Buffanblu rallied back despite a 23-18 deficit in the third game.


“I could not breathe. I was like, ‘Oh, my gosh, I’m gonna start crying,’ ” said Lahela Williams, who had a team-high five aces. “We’re going to states!”


Anuhea Keanini delivered perhaps her best performance of the season with 11 kills, 18 assists, 12 digs and two aces. She wasn’t alone, though, when the second-ranked Buffanblu needed clutch plays.

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Buffanblu topple Warriors
By Wes Nakama
Honolulu Advertiser

In a state championship atmosphere — and possible state championship preview — Punahou rallied past Kamehameha, 21-25, 25-16, 26-24, last night to win a special playoff for the Interscholastic League of Honolulu girls volleyball first-round title.


The visiting Buffanblu, ranked No. 3 in The Advertiser’s statewide Top 10 poll of coaches and media, improved to 15-1 in ILH play and secured one of the league’s two Division I state tournament berths with the victory.


The three-time defending state champion Warriors, ranked No. 1, fell to 14-2.


“I think we thrive in these moments, playing in gyms where it’s almost everybody against us,” said Punahou senior setter/outside hitter Anuhea Keanini, who finished with 14 kills, including the final two to win the match. “During those last timeouts, we just said to focus on the little things, and we came through.”


The Buffanblu had to dig down deep from a 23-18 deficit, scoring eight of the match’s final nine points. Charlotte Fonua had a block and a **** to spark a 4-0 run to close it to 23-22, and after Talia Jardin’s **** gave Kamehameha match point at 24-22, Tai Manu-Olevao had a **** and the Warriors had a hitting error to tie it 24-24.

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ILH Girls Bowling Resutls 10-14-08

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ILH Girls Bowling results by:
Wayne Miyamoto

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Varsity Results:
Punahou 3, Lanakila Baptist 0
Iolani 3, Mid-Pacific 0
Hawaii Baptist 3, University 0
St, Francis 2, Hanalani 1
Sacred Hearts 3, Academy of the Pacific 0
St. Andrew’s 3, Kamehameha 0
High Game/Series:
Punahou Nicole Wong 223 / Demi Suzuki 417
Lanalika Baptist Jaymie-Rae 191 / 516
Iolani Kelli Ann Lum 209 / 529
Mid-Pacific Taylor Sumi 195 / 519
Hawaii Baptist Erin Fukushima 194 / Kolleen Lee, Erin Fukushima 536
University Kiana Lacaden 192 / Shannon Lee 523
St. Francis Jennifer Tunoa 221 / 503
Hanalani Ashley Hasama-Tompkins 198 / 484
Sacred Hearts Venny Jean Turner 238 / 590
Academy of the Pacific Ckika Tsujimaru 127 / Morgan Gafney 332
St. Andrew’s Sharyn Miyaji 189 / 481
Kamehameha Keerah Cacal 181 / 499
Junior Varsity Results:
Iolani 3, Mid-Pacific 0
Hawaii Baptist 3, University 0
Kamehameha 2, St. Andrew’s 1

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Hawaii Digital Sports & KHON2 Team UP!

Posted on 14 October 2008 by .

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Photos: OIA Football Farrington vs Kaimuki 10-11-08

Posted on 13 October 2008 by .

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FARRINGTON 41, KAIMUKI 0:

Apelu Sooalo rushed for three first-half touchdowns and James Smith returned an interception 30 yards for another score as the Governors rolled past the Bulldogs in an OIA Red East game at Roosevelt’s field.


Farrington clinched the East No. 2 seed behind top-seeded Kahuku and ahead of third-seeded Castle. All three will draw a bye in the first round of the OIA playoffs.


KAIMUKI (4-4, 3-3) 0 0 0 0— 0


FARRINGTON (6-2, 5-1) 14 7 13 7—41


Farr — Apelu Sooalo 20 run (kick failed).


Farr — Sooalo 2 run (Drake Miller from Dayton Kealoha ).


Farr — Sooalo 13 run (Robert Molina kick).


Farr — Ani Isumu 13 pass from Kealoha (Run failed).


Farr — James Smith 30 interception return (Molina kick).


Farr — Harry Tuimaseve 30 run (Sooalo kick).


RUSHING — Kaimuki: Tevita Aholelei 14-41, Justin Paderes 11-30, Nainoa Hiapo 4-7. Farrington: Tuimaseve 11-81, Sooalo 11-40, Kealoha 3-31, Siaosi Feleunga 2-2, Molina 2-5, Tyrell Shipley-Lagnay 1-4, Isumu 1-(minus 2).


PASSING — Kaimuki: Hiapo 7-18-3-66. Farrington: Kealoha 4-11-0-75.


RECEIVING — Kaimuki: Chris Fiamate 3-24, Desmond Tautofi 2-19, Aholelei 1-19, Trendt Marsom 1-4. Farrington: Isumu 3-62, Miller 1-13.


JV score — Farrington 36, Kaimuki 8.


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Video: ILH Football KS-Kapalama 9 vs Iolani 0

Posted on 12 October 2008 by .

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Kamehameha-Kapalama Warriors and Iolani Raiders



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WARRIORS HOLD OFF RAIDERS


Kamehameha 9 – Iolani 0


The Warriors defense came up with just enough big plays to hold off the Raiders 9-0 for a ILH varsity football victory at the Kamehameha School Kapalama Campus.


The game featured wet conditions from passing rain showers and quite a number of penalties, bad snaps, big hits, dropped passes and turnovers.


The Warriors scored off a interception return and a field goal in the second half after a scoreless first half of play.


Division One Kamehameha won its second game in a row to improve to 2-2 in the ILH. The Warriors will meet Pac-Five next week at Aloha Stadium.


Division Two Iolani fell to 5-1 in the ILH and will play Punahou next week at Punahou School. The game will be aired on television.


Friday Night ILH Football Recap

Saint Louis 52 – Pac-Five 7


Saint Louis rebounded in a big way with a 52-7 ILH varsity football victory over Pac-Five at Aloha Stadium.


The Crusaders scored quick and early in taking a commanding 45-0 first half lead.


Saint Louis (3-1 in the ILH) will take on Word of Life Academy (0-5 in the
ILH) next week at Aloha Stadium. Pac-Five (2-3) will play Kamehameha (1-2 in the ILH) at Aloha Stadium.



Punahou 38 – Damien 12


Punahou made it three wins in a row after a 38-12 ILH varsity football win over Damien at Aloha Stadium.


Punahou jumped to a quick 24-0 lead in the first quarter and carried a 38-0 lead over Damien (2-4 in the ILH) into the locker room at half-time.


Punahou (3-1 in the ILH) will meet Iolani (5-0 in the ILH) next week Friday afternoon at Punahou School. That game will be televised by OC16.


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Video & Photo’s: OIA Football Kahuku 35 vs Castle 20

Posted on 11 October 2008 by .

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Kahuku Red Raiders (www.goredraiders.com)  35 – Castle Knights  20

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KAHUKU — Quietly and effectively, Kahuku completed its second straight unbeaten O’ahu Interscholastic Association football regular season last night, holding off Castle, 35-20, before a homecoming crowd of about 3,000 at Carleton E. Weimer Field.


The Red Raiders, ranked No. 3 in The Advertiser’s statewide Top 10 poll of coaches and media, improved to 7-1 overall with its seventh straight victory and finished 6-0 in the OIA Red Conference Eastern Division. They earned the East’s No. 1 seed and a first-round bye in the upcoming league playoffs.


Castle, which has also earned a playoff berth, fell to 4-4, 3-3.


Kahuku opened the season with a 35-0 loss to Kamehameha, casting doubt on the Red Raiders’ chances of repeating as East champ.


“We use that game (the Kamehameha loss) to push us forward,” said senior running back St. John Lessary, who rushed for 143 yards and one touchdown on 19 carries last night. “We remember how that feels, and it makes us work harder in practice.”


The Knights came out with a no-huddle offense and moved the ball well in the first quarter, with quarterback Blake Rapozo completing 7 of 10 passes for 75 yards. But on their second drive, Rapozo was sacked for an 11-yard loss and broke his left collarbone.



CASTLE (4-4, 3-3) 6 0 0 14—20


KAHUKU (7-1, 6-0) 0 15 14 6—35 

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Video: BIIF Girls Volleyball HPA vs Waiakea

Posted on 11 October 2008 by .

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Waiakea and Hawaii Prep Academy 













                       GM1                GM2                GM3                GM4


HPA                25                    19                    21                    22


Waiakea          18                    25                    25                    25






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