KAPA‘A — Tab Matsumoto dropped 37 points and Olin Claussen added 32 points to lead H1 and 1 to a 104-27 roll over the Bus Drivers in one of six games, Thursday in the Youth Summer Basketball league. The Bus
KAPA‘A — Tab Matsumoto dropped 37 points and Olin Claussen added 32 points to lead H1 and 1 to a 104-27 roll over the Bus Drivers in one of six games, Thursday in the Youth Summer Basketball league.
The Bus Drivers got 14 points from Jim Aronica and eight points from Brandon Palacio in one of three 18 and Over games played at the Kalaheo Neighborhood Center.
The Kaua‘i Youth Basketball Association and the County of Kaua‘i hosted three other games at the Bernice Hundley Gym in Kapa‘a, working with coaches and other volunteers to overcome technical issues with the scoreboard and game clock.
Joe Duronslet, a standout from the Kaua‘i High School program, finished with a game-high 18 points and Mike Lindsey added 14 points to fuel Manny’s Sports 82-45 win over Tropang-L.
Jaymark Serapio and Allan Pablo fueled that effort with 12 and 11 points, respectively, in the loss.
Kehau Regidor, a Kaua‘i High School alumni, was joined by Ana Jacinto of the Menehune program in dropping six points apiece to lead the Shakers to a 42-36 edge over TUNDAZ in the final Kalaheo game.
Marycel Garcia and Belinda Butac topped the TUNDAZ effort with nine and eight points, respectively.
Junard Mata finished with a game-high 18 points and Rober Clement added nine points to lead the Kaua‘i Ballers to a 58-18 win over the West Kaua‘i Hornets, who saw Bernny Ned held to just six points along with Winton Term.
Mark Lacierna was surrounded by four bigs from Hanakila, as the Team Lihu‘e low post was limited to just 11 points in a 61-19 loss at the hands of the North Shore yellowshirts.
Denmark Aladin netted 16 points and Christian Roslin added 12 to lead the Hanakila win over Team Lihu‘e.
Kekai Gonsalves finished with a game-high 17 points to lead three players in double-digit scoring as the Kaua‘i Ballers rolled over the Kamikaze, 51-7 in the final matchup at Kapa‘a.
Autumn Warnock and Shai Anne Abigania helped the Kaua‘i Ballers with contributions of 13 and 11 points, respectively.
Kaelee Esposo topped the Kamikaze effort with three points.
Two Girls 14 Under games are on tap for Monday at the Kalaheo Neighborhood Center when Kaulupono opens the night against Team Lihu‘e in the 6 p.m. tipoff. The Kamikaze face the Kaua‘i Ballers in a rematch starting at 7 p.m.
