The Kaua’i Red Raider tennis team continues to roll through the season with a near sweep at Kiahuna’s courts. The only win for Kapa’a was in the boy’s singles, which Ed Roessler battled for through three sets. Roessler topped Jordan
The Kaua’i Red Raider tennis team continues to roll through the season with a near sweep at Kiahuna’s courts.
The only win for Kapa’a was in the boy’s singles, which Ed Roessler battled for through three sets. Roessler topped Jordan Kukino 6-7 (5), 6-4, 6-4.
Kareen Konishi rolled to a 6-0, 6-0 win over Warrior Serina Roush in the girl’s first single match; Tiana Lum-Tucker won the second singles over Shantelle deMilli 6-3, 6-0. Raider Chris Colacino outlasted Kyle Mahoney 6-2, 6-1 in the boy’s second singles.
In first seat doubles action, Ronald Hosaka and Chad Naganuma beat Justin Nagai and Andrew Walpole 6-2, 6-2; Kia Tom and Garrett Danner fell short in a three set, second-doubles bout with Kaua’i’s Stephen McClaren and Joshua Miyamoto, 1-6, 6-2, 4-6.
For girls doubles, Rena Kido and Alex Sirosis topped Ashley Tunac and Tasha Haraguchi 6-1, 6-0 in the first seat match. Hokulani Jordan and Jennifer Kawaguchi beat Ashley Valvieja and Raysha Sadang 6-1, 6-2 in the second.
Kapa’a’s Eric Newhouse and Cory Napoleon fell to Ian White and Bryce Hosaka 6-1, 6-0 in the third seat boys doubles. Shannon Bullock and Kim Kido beat Shawna Tamayose and Jacklynn Filippe 6-3, 7-5 in the girls division.
For exhibition play, Ross Brandeburg and Michael Hiraoka topped Stephen Esaki and Tommy Yoshida 9-7. Tyler Inouye and Eric Fujikawa beat John Anderson and Corey Sokei 8-1. Tyler Carvalho and Grant Teichman topped Martin Antonio and Royce Hanada 8-1.
Christian Cook and Andrew Walpole beat James Odan and Dylan Recken 8-5. Tiana Laranio and Danielle Hill lost 1-8 to Lianne Williams and Kellie Torigoe.
Michelle Roush and Eve Lampenfeld fell 1-8 to Jaymee Wakumoto and Elise Miyamoto. Jennifer Kawaguchi and Lianne Williams beat Nicollette Cuaresma and Serina Roush 8-4.
Tiana Laranio and Shantelle deMille topped Alex Sirosis and Hokulani Jordan 8-5.
