Lihu`e, Puhi, Kilauea win at Kapa`a
KAPA`A—The Lihu`e And 1s got off to a fast start in KYBA 10 & Under boys
basketball on Monday night, but exploded for 27 second-half points for a 41-11
win over the Boys & Girls Club (Kapa`a).
The scoring frenzy was led by Pono
Perez who chalked up 8 of his game-total 14 points in the second half with
Scott Taylor coming in with 8 of his game-total 12 points for the Lihu`e And
1s.
David Kiefer, Elijah Phillips, John Beralas, and Halem Medina accounted
for the Boys & Girls Club scoring.
The Westside Hornets outnumbered the
Puhi Wildcats 2:1 in the opening game of the boys 14 &Under game, but that
didn’t stop the Wildcats from outgunning the Hornets despite scoring being
limited to three of their five players that were on hand for the game.
Puhi
captured the Westside Hornets 37-28 behind the scoring of Aren Racca, Keala
Watson, and Kaupili Akau.
Kawika Hepa topped the Hornets’ scoring lineup
with 8 points followed by Jordan Shea and Luke Tsuchiya chipping in 6 points
each.
Kapa`a King Cobras’ Alika Woodward came back with 7 of his game-total
9 points in the second half, but the effort fell short as the Cobras tied the
Kilauea Warriors 15-15 in the second half.
Kilauea had notched a 17-16
first-half lead that held in their 32-31 edge past the Kapa`a King
Cobras.
Jason Dugay popped five of his game-total 7 points in the fourth
period to lead Kilauea with Alquinn Jimenez, Leonel Calvan, and Kahua Hollinger
each adding 6 points in the win.
Brandon Ballesteros had the hot hand for
the Kapa`a King Cobras with 10 points followed by Alika Woodward’s 9
points.
Kapa`a High School 10 Under boys
Lihu`e And 1s
41,
Boys &Girls Club (Kapa`a) 11
Score by quarters
Lihu`e And
1s 8 6 15 12 41
Boys &girls Club 4 2 2 3
11
Lihu`e And 1s scoring: Pono Perez 14, Daniel Victor 2, Kupa Gray
Cocheta 2, Micah Alayvilla 4, Scott Taylor 12, Teila Huni 2, Michael Julian 1,
Justin Ramos 4.
Boys &Girls Club (Kapa`a) scoring: Elijah Phillips 3, John
Beralas 2, Halem Medina 2, David Kiefer 4.
14 Under boys
Puhi
Wildcats 37,
Westside Hornets 28
Score by quarters
Puhi
Wildcats 12 9 4 12 37
Westside Hornets 4 7 6 11
28
Puhi Wildcats scoring: Lance Okasaki 0, Aren Racca 16, Michael Ng
0, Kaupili Akau 7, Keala Watson 13.
Westside Hornets scoring: David Shea
0, Jeffrey Kakuda 2, John Palacio 0, Bryan Hayashi 0, Kawika Hepa 8, Akeem
Allen 0, Brendan McDaniels 4, Jordan Shea 6, Luke Tsuchiya 6, Alfred Farias 2,
Kevin Downing 0.
Kilauea Warriors 32,
Kapa`a King Cobras
31
Scoring by quarters
Kilauea Warriors 12 5 2 13
32
Kapa`a King Cobras 8 8 6 9 31
Kilauea Warriors scoring:
Alquinn Jimenez 6, Leonel Calvan 6, Zachary Schwartz 2, Eric Lum 5, Jason Dugay
7, Marrthew Domingo 0, Kahua Hollinger 6.
Kapa`a King Cobras scoring:
Kaplan Lum 0, Brandon Ballesteros 10, Adrian Agaran 0, Greg Ragsac 0, Chris
Baltazar 4, Bryan Maneja 2, Alika Woodward 9, Jordan Gomez 0, Tyson Hawelu 2,
Kaylan Dolor 4, Kiah Imai 0.
KAPA`A—The Lihu`e And 1s got off to a fast
start in KYBA 10 &Under boys basketball on Monday night, but exploded for 27
second-half points for a 41-11 win over the Boys &Girls Club (Kapa`a).
The
scoring frenzy was led by Pono Perez who chalked up 8 of his game-total 14
points in the second half with Scott Taylor coming in with 8 of his game-total
12 points for the Lihu`e And 1s.
David Kiefer, Elijah Phillips, John
Beralas, and Halem Medina accounted for the Boys &Girls Club scoring.
The
Westside Hornets outnumbered the Puhi Wildcats 2:1 in the opening game of the
boys 14 &Under game, but that didn’t stop the Wildcats from outgunning the
Hornets despite scoring being limited to three of their five players that were
on hand for the game.
Puhi captured the Westside Hornets 37-28 behind the
scoring of Aren Racca, Keala Watson, and Kaupili Akau.
Kawika Hepa topped
the Hornets’ scoring lineup with 8 points followed by Jordan Shea and Luke
Tsuchiya chipping in 6 points each.
Kapa`a King Cobras’ Alika Woodward came
back with 7 of his game-total 9 points in the second half, but the effort fell
short as the Cobras tied the Kilauea Warriors 15-15 in the second
half.
Kilauea had notched a 17-16 first-half lead that held in their 32-31
edge past the Kapa`a King Cobras.
Jason Dugay popped five of his game-total
7 points in the fourth period to lead Kilauea with Alquinn Jimenez, Leonel
Calvan, and Kahua Hollinger each adding 6 points in the win.
Brandon
Ballesteros had the hot hand for the Kapa`a King Cobras with 10 points followed
by Alika Woodward’s 9 points.
Kapa`a High School 10 Under
boys
Lihu`e And 1s 41,
Boys & Girls Club (Kapa`a) 11
Score by
quarters
Lihu`e And 1s 8 6 15 12 41
Boys & girls
Club 4 2 2 3 11
Lihu`e And 1s scoring: Pono Perez 14,
Daniel Victor 2, Kupa Gray Cocheta 2, Micah Alayvilla 4, Scott Taylor 12, Teila
Huni 2, Michael Julian 1, Justin Ramos 4.
Boys &Girls Club (Kapa`a)
scoring: Elijah Phillips 3, John Beralas 2, Halem Medina 2, David Kiefer
4.
14 Under boys
Puhi Wildcats 37,
Westside Hornets
28
Score by quarters
Puhi Wildcats 12 9 4 12 37
Westside
Hornets 4 7 6 11 28
Puhi Wildcats scoring: Lance Okasaki
0, Aren Racca 16, Michael Ng 0, Kaupili Akau 7, Keala Watson 13.
Westside
Hornets scoring: David Shea 0, Jeffrey Kakuda 2, John Palacio 0, Bryan Hayashi
0, Kawika Hepa 8, Akeem Allen 0, Brendan McDaniels 4, Jordan Shea 6, Luke
Tsuchiya 6, Alfred Farias 2, Kevin Downing 0.
Kilauea Warriors
32,
Kapa`a King Cobras 31
Scoring by quarters
Kilauea
Warriors 12 5 2 13 32
Kapa`a King Cobras 8 8 6 9
31
Kilauea Warriors scoring: Alquinn Jimenez 6, Leonel Calvan 6,
Zachary Schwartz 2, Eric Lum 5, Jason Dugay 7, Marrthew Domingo 0, Kahua
Hollinger 6.
Kapa`a King Cobras scoring: Kaplan Lum 0, Brandon Ballesteros
10, Adrian Agaran 0, Greg Ragsac 0, Chris Baltazar 4, Bryan Maneja 2, Alika
Woodward 9, Jordan Gomez 0, Tyson Hawelu 2, Kaylan Dolor 4, Kiah Imai
0.
KAPA`A—The Lihu`e And 1s got off to a fast start in KYBA 10 & Under
boys basketball on Monday night, but exploded for 27 second-half points for a
41-11 win over the Boys &Girls Club (Kapa`a).
The scoring frenzy was led by
Pono Perez who chalked up 8 of his game-total 14 points in the second half with
Scott Taylor coming in with 8 of his game-total 12 points for the Lihu`e And
1s.
David Kiefer, Elijah Phillips, John Beralas, and Halem Medina accounted
for the Boys &Girls Club scoring.
The Westside Hornets outnumbered the Puhi
Wildcats 2:1 in the opening game of the boys 14 &Under game, but that didn’t
stop the Wildcats from outgunning the Hornets despite scoring being limited to
three of their five players that were on hand for the game.
Puhi captured
the Westside Hornets 37-28 behind the scoring of Aren Racca, Keala Watson, and
Kaupili Akau.
Kawika Hepa topped the Hornets’ scoring lineup with 8 points
followed by Jordan Shea and Luke Tsuchiya chipping in 6 points each.
Kapa`a
King Cobras’ Alika Woodward came back with 7 of his game-total 9 points in the
second half, but the effort fell short as the Cobras tied the Kilauea Warriors
15-15 in the second half.
Kilauea had notched a 17-16 first-half lead that
held in their 32-31 edge past the Kapa`a King Cobras.
Jason Dugay popped
five of his game-total 7 points in the fourth period to lead Kilauea with
Alquinn Jimenez, Leonel Calvan, and Kahua Hollinger each adding 6 points in the
win.
Brandon Ballesteros had the hot hand for the Kapa`a King Cobras with
10 points followed by Alika Woodward’s 9 points.
Kapa`a High
School 10 Under boys
Lihu`e And 1s 41,
Boys &Girls Club (Kapa`a)
11
Score by quarters
Lihu`e And 1s 8 6 15 12 41
Boys
&girls Club 4 2 2 3 11
Lihu`e And 1s scoring: Pono
Perez 14, Daniel Victor 2, Kupa Gray Cocheta 2, Micah Alayvilla 4, Scott Taylor
12, Teila Huni 2, Michael Julian 1, Justin Ramos 4.
Boys &Girls Club
(Kapa`a) scoring: Elijah Phillips 3, John Beralas 2, Halem Medina 2, David
Kiefer 4.
14 Under boys
Puhi Wildcats 37,
Westside Hornets
28
Score by quarters
Puhi Wildcats 12 9 4 12 37
Westside
Hornets 4 7 6 11 28
Puhi Wildcats scoring: Lance Okasaki
0, Aren Racca 16, Michael Ng 0, Kaupili Akau 7, Keala Watson 13.
Westside
Hornets scoring: David Shea 0, Jeffrey Kakuda 2, John Palacio 0, Bryan Hayashi
0, Kawika Hepa 8, Akeem Allen 0, Brendan McDaniels 4, Jordan Shea 6, Luke
Tsuchiya 6, Alfred Farias 2, Kevin Downing 0.
Kilauea Warriors
32,
Kapa`a King Cobras 31
Scoring by quarters
Kilauea
Warriors 12 5 2 13 32
Kapa`a King Cobras 8 8 6 9
31
Kilauea Warriors scoring: Alquinn Jimenez 6, Leonel Calvan 6,
Zachary Schwartz 2, Eric Lum 5, Jason Dugay 7, Marrthew Domingo 0, Kahua
Hollinger 6.
Kapa`a King Cobras scoring: Kaplan Lum 0, Brandon Ballesteros
10, Adrian Agaran 0, Greg Ragsac 0, Chris Baltazar 4, Bryan Maneja 2, Alika
Woodward 9, Jordan Gomez 0, Tyson Hawelu 2, Kaylan Dolor 4, Kiah Imai
0.
KAPA`A—The Lihu`e And 1s got off to a fast start in KYBA 10 &Under boys
basketball on Monday night, but exploded for 27 second-half points for a 41-11
win over the Boys &Girls Club (Kapa`a).
The scoring frenzy was led by Pono
Perez who chalked up 8 of his game-total 14 points in the second half with
Scott Taylor coming in with 8 of his game-total 12 points for the Lihu`e And
1s.
David Kiefer, Elijah Phillips, John Beralas, and Halem Medina accounted
for the Boys &Girls Club scoring.
The Westside Hornets outnumbered the Puhi
Wildcats 2:1 in the opening game of the boys 14 &Under game, but that didn’t
stop the Wildcats from outgunning the Hornets despite scoring being limited to
three of their five players that were on hand for the game.
Puhi captured
the Westside Hornets 37-28 behind the scoring of Aren Racca, Keala Watson, and
Kaupili Akau.
Kawika Hepa topped the Hornets’ scoring lineup with 8 points
followed by Jordan Shea and Luke Tsuchiya chipping in 6 points each.
Kapa`a
King Cobras’ Alika Woodward came back with 7 of his game-total 9 points in the
second half, but the effort fell short as the Cobras tied the Kilauea Warriors
15-15 in the second half.
Kilauea had notched a 17-16 first-half lead that
held in their 32-31 edge past the Kapa`a King Cobras.
Jason Dugay popped
five of his game-total 7 points in the fourth period to lead Kilauea with
Alquinn Jimenez, Leonel Calvan, and Kahua Hollinger each adding 6 points in the
win.
Brandon Ballesteros had the hot hand for the Kapa`a King Cobras with
10 points followed by Alika Woodward’s 9 points.
Kapa`a High
School 10 Under boys
Lihu`e And 1s 41,
Boys &Girls Club (Kapa`a)
11
Score by quarters
Lihu`e And 1s 8 6 15 12 41
Boys
&girls Club 4 2 2 3 11
Lihu`e And 1s scoring: Pono
Perez 14, Daniel Victor 2, Kupa Gray Cocheta 2, Micah Alayvilla 4, Scott Taylor
12, Teila Huni 2, Michael Julian 1, Justin Ramos 4.
Boys &Girls Club
(Kapa`a) scoring: Elijah Phillips 3, John Beralas 2, Halem Medina 2, David
Kiefer 4.
14 Under boys
Puhi Wildcats 37,
Westside Hornets
28
Score by quarters
Puhi Wildcats 12 9 4 12 37
Westside
Hornets 4 7 6 11 28
Puhi Wildcats scoring: Lance Okasaki
0, Aren Racca 16, Michael Ng 0, Kaupili Akau 7, Keala Watson 13.
Westside
Hornets scoring: David Shea 0, Jeffrey Kakuda 2, John Palacio 0, Bryan Hayashi
0, Kawika Hepa 8, Akeem Allen 0, Brendan McDaniels 4, Jordan Shea 6, Luke
Tsuchiya 6, Alfred Farias 2, Kevin Downing 0.
Kilauea Warriors
32,
Kapa`a King Cobras 31
Scoring by quarters
Kilauea
Warriors 12 5 2 13 32
Kapa`a King Cobras 8 8 6 9
31
Kilauea Warriors scoring: Alquinn Jimenez 6, Leonel Calvan 6,
Zachary Schwartz 2, Eric Lum 5, Jason Dugay 7, Marrthew Domingo 0, Kahua
Hollinger 6.
Kapa`a King Cobras scoring: Kaplan Lum 0, Brandon Ballesteros
10, Adrian Agaran 0, Greg Ragsac 0, Chris Baltazar 4, Bryan Maneja 2, Alika
Woodward 9, Jordan Gomez 0, Tyson Hawelu 2, Kaylan Dolor 4, Kiah Imai 0.
