The Kapa’a tennis team took three matches in the boys and four in the girls to top Menehunes in Saturday’s KIF match-up in Waimea. For the boys first singles, Justin Nagai was forced to cut the game short against Menehune
The Kapa’a tennis team took three matches in the boys and four in the girls to top Menehunes in Saturday’s KIF match-up in Waimea.
For the boys first singles, Justin Nagai was forced to cut the game short against Menehune Jerrick Fabro due to injury. Nagai was leading 6-4, 5-5 when the match ended.
In the girls first singles, Taryn Honma fell to Warrior Serina Roush 5-7, 2-6.
For boys second singles, Kia Tom topped Waimea’s Jeffrey Kakuda 6-3, 6-2. Waimea’s Jennifer Tambio beat Ashley Tunac 6-3,6-1 in girls second singles.
The Scott Rivera/Cyrus Tumbaga duo topped Kyle Mahoney and Andrew Walpole 7-5,6-4 in boys first doubles; Heather Medina and Karen Sison fell to Shantelle De Mille and Tiana Laranio 1-6,6-7(5) in girls first doubles.
Warriors Tommy Yoshida and Garrett Danner beat Daniel Nishikawa and Jerek Barcelona 6-1, 6-1 in second doubles action. For girls second doubles, Tracie Hayashi and Beverly Mangayayam fell to Tasha Haraguchi and Raysha Sadang 6-4,0-6,4-6 .
In third doubles, Kapa’a’s Stephen Esaki and Cory Napoleon won by default, and for girls, Ashley Valvieja and Nicollette Cuaresma beat Reiko Ayabe and Ciera Sherman 6-2, 7-6 (9)
