Tyson Cremer, catcher for the Kapa‘a Warriors, was one of the key players in the Warriors’ split with Kaua‘i High School Saturday as the 2004 KIF Baseball season got underway, Cremer, whose strong arm nabbed several Raider steal attempts, finished
Tyson Cremer, catcher for the Kapa‘a Warriors, was one of the key players in the Warriors’ split with Kaua‘i High School Saturday as the 2004 KIF Baseball season got underway,
Cremer, whose strong arm nabbed several Raider steal attempts, finished the day with four hits in his six at-bats including an RBI in the second game that Kapa‘a won, 4-1.
Garen Itamura, who suffered the loss in a distance stint in game two, finished at the top of Kaua‘i’s hitters, Itamura notching two hits in game one, and an RBI triple in game two for the ice breaker as Shawn Ogata scored.
Full box scores from the Saturday double-header can be found on page B2 courtesy of Manny Henriques and KIF scorekeeper Glenn Mickens.
Kapa‘a (1-1) will attempt to extend the standings as they journey to Hanapepe Stadium for the Menehune’s season opener Wednesday afternoon starting at 2:45 p.m.
That afternoon single game will be broadcast live on KQNG Am 570 by “Anahola” Joel Pahukula starting at 2:35 p.m.
