astsiders beat KFP for18-and-under girls title KALAHEO — Jordyn Danner’s 17 points and Ihilani Yama’s 15 points paced the Kapa’a Boys and Girls Club 18-and-under girls to the championship of the Nike Games Championship Basketball Tournament at the Kalaheo Neighborhood
astsiders beat KFP for18-and-under girls title
KALAHEO — Jordyn Danner’s 17 points and Ihilani Yama’s 15 points paced the
Kapa’a Boys and Girls Club 18-and-under girls to the championship of the Nike
Games Championship Basketball Tournament at the Kalaheo Neighborhood Center
last week.
Waiala Quisano chipped in with 11 points in the 67-50 win over
the Kaua’i Fire Protection A team.
Camy Mizukami topped the Kaua`i Fire
Protection scoring with nine points, followed by Elisa Inouye with eight, and
Cissy Dennis, Erin Garlie and Brandi Kawamura with six points apiece in the
loss.
The Kaua’i Fire Protection B team topped Waimea Blue 45-39 for the
third place trophy.
Becky Sakimae was hot for the B team with 14 points,
while Sherlyn Alcon and Lorraine Lagoc paced Waimea Blue with 12 and 10 points,
respectively.
The Waimea White squad earned the league’s sportsmanship
trophy which was awarded at the special presentation following the championship
game.
League all-stars, voted on by coaches, referees and league officials,
were also named at the presentation. MVP honors were shared by Kapa’a’s Ala
Quisano and the KFP A team’s Elisa Inouye. All-Stars include Sherlyn Alcon,
Stacy Battulayan, Belinda Butac, Jordyn Danner, Erin Garlie, Lorraine Lagoc,
Heather Roberts, Kehau Regidor, Sarah Sakimae, and Ihilani Yama.
Clyde
Vito, the league’s coordinator, said the program was made possible through a
partnership with Nike and the Boys and Girls Club. Others assisting were Brian
Inouye, Pedro Saligumba, and Les Quisano.
Results and high scorers of last
week’s other youth basketball games in various divisions follow.
BOYS
10-12
Kaumakani SuperSonics 32,
Koloa Kolohes 17
Kahi Rita 9, Aaron
Hesapene 6, Bryson Long 6. Kane Zalopany 6, Kirby Yates 4.
Pua Loke
Wildcats 30,
Island School Voyagers 4
Cody Bonilla 6, Teodore Causan 6,
Chadwin Lopez 6. Tony Newman 2.
Kekaha/Waimea 37,
Westside Hornets
36
Waalea Arquette 16, Kyle Pigao 7. Luke Tsuchiya 14, David Shea
5.
Kaumakani SuperSonics 47
Kalaheo Pistons 26
Jeremy
Manuel 13, Aaron Hesapene 10. Futi Tavana 7, Braxton Parongao 5, Cory French
5.
Pua Loke Wildcats 36,
Kalaheo Thunderbolts 17
Cody Bonilla
10, Stanley Kinimaka 6. Jordon Nakaya 7, Vaughn Meatoga 4, Seneca Burley
4.
Koloa Kolohes 66,
Island School Voyagers 16
Travis Delima
14, Kyle Kaneshiro 10. Matthew Blake 6.
Koloa Kolohes 63,
Kalaheo
17
Kirby Yates 9, Garrett Sakimae 8. Ryan Harismendy 7.
Kalaheo
Pistons 57,
Island School Voyagers 14
Futi Tavana 20, Gavin Lofstedt
14. Nicholas Seymour 4.
SuperSonics 41,
Kekaha/Waimea
24
Jeremy Manuel 19, Joshua Cabral 7. Walea Arquette8, Kellen Nakaahiki 5.
Hornets vs.
Wildcats
David Shea 10, Kevin Downing 10, Daniel
Bumagat 8. Chadwin Lopez 9, Stanley Kinimaka 9, Michael Hirahara
8.
Kapa’a King Cobras 49,
Eastside B&G Club 26
Jordan
Gomez 8, Kaylan Dolor 8, Brandon Ballesteros 8. Malu Umu 10, Michael Lindsey
7.
Lihu’e Raptors 47,
Hanama’ulu/Lihu’e Jazz 28
Kevin Cadiente
17, Kekoa Crowell 8, Lance Okasaki 8. Matthew Palaroan 10, Michael Lindsey
7.
GIRLS 10-12
Lihu’e 20,
Kaumakani SuperSonics 15
Mariko
Strickland 9, Joana Jacinto 5, Sheila Ramos 4.
Kaua’i Fire Protection
13,
Hanapepe 11
Mei Ling Keopuhiwa 6. Natasha DeFabian
7.
Kekaha/Waimea Swoosh 30,
Kaua’i Fire Protection 8
Melissa
Moreno 8, Ann Gucwa-Bucasas 8. Mei Ling Keopuhiwa 2, Cherisse Rapozo 2, Rachael
Taira 2.
Anahola Girlz 25,
Hanapepe Refu-G’s 20
Pili
Keaweamahi 15. Mallorie Hepa 6, Randi Ortiz 6.
