Oahu Interscholastic Association | Archive | April, 2008

D-II Volleyball Results from Campbell

Posted on 21 April 2008 by cyeameen.

April 19, 2008
@ Campbell High School Gymnasium

Scores submitted by Shane Duhon
 
Waialua lost to Nanakuli 12-25.13-25
Campbell lost to Nanakuli 25-19, 7-25, 25-21
 

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OFF THE BENCH: Who Can Truly Dominate?

Posted on 21 April 2008 by cyeameen.

David Kawada – Content Editor
dkawada@digitalsports.com

In what sport can one player truly dominate a game?  In what team sport can one player, and only
one player, take their team to the Promised Land?

Not football.  Colt
Brennan does not lead Hawaii to an undefeated season without receivers Devone
Bess, Ryan Grice-Mullen, a defense that gets him the ball, and kicker Dan Kelly
in Nevada.

Basketball?  Think
about it.  In the NCAA Tournament did any
of the hot freshmen win the title?  Not
OJ Mayo at USC.    Not Kevin Love at
UCLA.  Not Derrick Rose at Memphis.  But the Kansas team won the NCAA
Championship.

Even Michael Jordan had Scottie Pippen.

How about baseball? 
A-Rod is considered the best player in Major League Baseball (when you
are paid $25 million, you should be) and the Yankees haven’t won the Series
with him yet.    Even if you have the
best pitcher, he pitches every 5 games.

Hockey is not in the running because a player is not on the
ice long enough to be a one man show. 
Wayne Gretzky, the best hockey player ever, also had an all-star center
in Mark Messier to trade shifts with and goalie Grant Fuhr.

Take a look at one of the top high school softball teams in
the state.  Perennial State contender
Mililani is again leading the OIA West. 
On Saturday Pitcher Makani Duhaylonsod pitched another 1-hitter to
defeat a good Leilehua team 4-0.  I have
been watching her pitch in the State Tournament the past couple of years doing
the radio and internet broadcasts.  It
took me 4 innings to get her name correct but I needed only 1 inning to realize
that she was awesome.

Every softball coach has pretty much said the same
thing.  If they have a good dominant pitcher,
their team will be successful.

The beauty about softball is that Duhaylonsod could also pitch
tomorrow.  It is common for one pitcher
to pitch an entire State tournament which runs 4 consecutive days.

It is also common that the best athlete on a softball team
is the pitcher.  Case in point,
Duhaylonsod also had a home run and 2 RBI.

If a softball team has a dominant pitcher like Makani
Duhaylonsod, then even I could play shortstop and the team is still in the
running for a championship.

 

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OIA & ILH Baseball Standings

Posted on 21 April 2008 by cyeameen.

OIA Red East

W L
Kailua 10 2
Castle 8 4
Kaiser 8 4
Roosevelt 6 6
Moanalua 6 6
Kalani 4 8
McKinley 0 12

OIA Red West

W L
Pearl City 10 2
Aiea 8 4
Campbell 7 5
Waianae 7 5
Leilehua 4 8
Kapolei 3 9
Mililani 3 9

OIA White

East W L T
Kalaheo 9 1 0
Kahuku 7 3 0
Kaimuki 4 6 0
Farrington 2 8 0
West
Waipahu 9 0 1
Radford 6 3 1
Waialua 2 8 0
Nanakuli 0 10 0

ILH

W L T
Saint Louis 14 1 0
Mid-Pacific 13 2 0
Punahou 8 5 1
Iolani 8 6 0
Kamehameha 6 7 1
Damien 4 10 0
Pac-Five 3 11 0
Maryknoll 0 14 0

 

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OIA & ILH Softball Standings

Posted on 21 April 2008 by cyeameen.

OIA Red East

TEAM W L
Moanalua 9 1
Castle 8 3
Kailua 6 4
Roosevelt 6 5
Kaimuki 5 5
Kalani 1 9
Kalaheo 1 9

OIA Red West

TEAM W L
Mililani 9 1
Leilehua 8 3
Campbell 7 3
Kapolei 7 3
Waipahu 4 7
Pearl City 1 9
Aiea 0 10

OIA White

TEAM W L
Waianae 9 1
Waialua 9 2
Kaiser 8 2
Farrington 7 4
Kahuku 4 7
Radford 4 7
McKinley 3 6
Nanakuli 3 8
Anuenue 0 10

ILH

TEAM W L
Kamehameha 9 1
Pac-Five 6 4
Maryknoll 6 4
Sacred Hearts 5 5
Iolani 5 5
Saint Francis 5 5
Punahou 2 8
Mid-Pacific 2 8

 

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Te’o Leads 2009 Prep Football Recruits

Posted on 20 April 2008 by cyeameen.

David Kawada – Content Editor
dkawada@digitalsports.com

The initial Top 150 rankings of the top high school seniors for next season were released by Scout.com.  Digital Sports Hawaii Top 25 player Manti Te’o out of Punahou ranked #2 in the West Region overall (Cal, Utah, Oreg, Idaho, Nev, Hawaii, Wash) and also ranked as the #1 linebacker. 

A Northwest Region (all states in West excluding California) was also published and Stan Hasiak (Kapolei OT), Dalton Hilliard (Punahou RB), and Billy Ray Stutzman (St Louis WR) are ranked #1  for their respective positions.

All seniors to be are considered part of the 2009 recruiting class.  Of the players listed, only J’Ray Galeai (Kahuku S) has committed verbally to a college (BYU) according to Scout.com.

Mahalo to Bill Stutzman for contributing information

NAME SCHOOL HT WT POS WEST: OVERALL RANKING WEST: POSITION RANKING NORTHWEST:POSITION RANK
MANTI TEO PUNAHOU 6-1 210 LB 2 1 1
STAN HASIAK KAPOLEI 6-6 300 OT 26 5 1
DALTON HILLIARD PUNAHOU 5-10 175 RB 29 3 1
BILLY RAY STUTZMAN ST LOUIS 6-0 160 WR 71 10 1
J’RAY GALEAI KAHUKU 6-0 170 S 72 11
KAPUA SAI ST LOUIS 6-4 305 OG 86 5
SHAWN REED KALAHEO 6-1 200 MBL 95 18
JORDAN PU’U ROBINSON KAMEHAMEHA 6-4 235 DE 135 9

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OIA WATER POLO Results at CORP & STANDINGS!

Posted on 20 April 2008 by cyeameen.


Submitted by Kapolei Coach Dexter Lee

All Games at CORP

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GO TO OIA WATERPOLO  SPORTS CENTRAL

GO TO HAWAII  WATERPOLO SPORTS CENTRAL

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Kalaheo    0  1  0  2  Final 3
Castle       6  4  5  2  Final 17
Top Scorers:  Kalaheo – Emily Valdez 1, Angela Jenners 2
                        Castle – Nicole Sakuda 6, Alex Conelly 5, Jayme Renio
3
 
Kapolei   1  5  1  2  Final 9
Leilehua  1  3  1  3  Final 8
Top Scorers:  Kapolei – Alexandra Jamora 3, Kanani Mazzone 2, Bethany
Salas-Selem 2
                        Leilehua – Jenny Morihara 2, Elizabeth Lukefar 2,
Kristen Navarro 2
 
Kaimuki   0  1  1  3  Final 5
Kalani      1  2  4  0  Final 7
Top Scorers:  Kalani – Poni McGee 3, Brittany Lam 2, Tina Pulu 1
                         Kaimuki – Jodelle Maglaya 2, Shvanthia Arilla 1, Traci
Taniguchi 1
 
Roosevelt  4  5  2  1  Final 12
Kaimuki     1  0  2  1  Final 4
Top Scorers:  Roosevelt – Taesha-Marie Keola 4, Bori Stoytcheva 2, Patrice
Dang 2
                         Kaimuki – Shvanthia Arilla 3, Maile Ishikawa 1

McKinley forfeit

Team Standings 4/19
Team % Wins Losses PPG PF PA
Kahuku 100.00% 10 0 12.70 127 22
Kapolei 90.91% 10 1 10.55 116 46
Roosevelt 90.00% 9 1 10.70 107 26
Leilehua 81.82% 9 2 10.82 119 33
Mililani 63.64% 7 4 7.64 84 89
Kalani 63.64% 7 4 6.18 68 45
Kaiser 55.56% 5 4 8.78 79 61
Kaimuki 54.55% 6 5 9.73 107 91
Castle 36.36% 4 7 7.18 79 85
Moanalua 33.33% 4 8 5.33 64 110
Pearl City 25.00% 3 9 3.83 46 105
Aiea 16.67% 2 10 4.33 52 78
Kalaheo 8.33% 1 11 3.00 36 167
McKinley 0.00% 0 11 2.91 32 154
 
Individual Scoring
Team First Name Last Name Points
Kaimuki Shvanthia Arilla 43
Mililani Valentina Knudson 40
Kapolei Alexandra Jamora 38
Kaimuki Traci Taniguchi 32
Leilehua Jennifer Morihara 31
Roosevelt Taesha-Marie Keola 29
Kahuku Rosie Jaffurs 25
Moanalua Carima Robinson 23
Leilehua Brittany Sweeney 23
Aiea Natasha Souza 22
Leilehua Robyn Araki 21
Kalani Tina Pulu 20
Kahuku Gina Ahue 20

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PHOTOS: OIA Softball McKinley 8 – Kahuku 2

Posted on 20 April 2008 by cyeameen.


Photos submitted by Jon Bello to
Hawaii Digital Sports

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VIDEO: TENNIS OIA Championships at BYUH

Posted on 19 April 2008 by cyeameen.

Kingsley Ah You
www.HawaiiDigitalSports.com Owner
kahyou@digitalsports.com

Aloha & Welcome to our VIDEO coverage of the OIA TENNIS Championships held at BYUH!

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VIDEO:Hathaway Leads Lady Cougars to Victory

Posted on 17 April 2008 by cyeameen.

David Kawada – Content Editor
dkawada@digitalsports.com

WATCH VIDEO HIGHLIGHTS BELOW (Click on game tab)

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On the mound Jessie Hathaway limited Anuenue to 3 runs.  At the plate she went 3 for 4 including a home run in the 6th inning to lead Kaiser over Anuenue in OIA White Softball on Wednesday.

“The defense really backed me up today,” said Hathaway.

The defense had no errors and limited the Anuenue offense into stranding runners on base.

For Anuenue, Kala Lewis went 2 for 4.  Offensively they were able to generate 10 hits but could not bring runners around to score.

Kaiser got started early with 4 runs in the 1sr, 3 in the 2nd, and 1 in the 3rd.

Bailey Miller also went 3 for 4 including a triple in the home 6th inning as the Lady Cougars would score 3 runs in that inning to solidify the victory.  Anuenue rallied in the 7th and final inning as they loaded the bases with 2 outs but could not bring a runner home.

Kaiser (8-2) looks good going into the final games of the regular season and hopes to continue post-season play into the HHSAA State D-II Tournament.

Anuenue (0-9)    100    020    0    —    3    10    2
Kaiser (8-2)        431    003    x    —  11    17    0
 

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OFF THE BENCH: Planting a Seed

Posted on 17 April 2008 by cyeameen.

David Kawada – Content Editor
dkawada@digitalsports.com

This year there has been a lot of baseball in the high school ranks.  Add to the fact that softball is also in the spring so there is a full dosage of bats, balls, diamonds, and dirt to keep all of us fans occupied.  As I go  to various ballparks on school campuses and community fields around town, I have become acutely aware of probably the most common thread amongst them all.

Sunflower seeds.

Somewhere in the history of baseball, the sunflower seed has also become the national pastime as the snack of choice at ball games.  It does not matter if it is baseball or softball, night or day game, male or female.  One out of every 3 fans at any park is consuming sunflower seeds.  The piles of seeds underneath the bleachers confirm this fact.

No other sport has such an exclusive connection with one type of snack.  It rivals the relationship between watching a movie and popcorn (gotta have it).

What is the fascination of this product?  My theories are these:

Healthy snack – you can eat 3 bags in a 7–inning game and feel like you ate nothing.

Convenience- requires neither a cooler, pre-game preparation, or other carrying case.  Fits right in your pocket .

Allows for  interaction – unlike a hot dog or a beverage, if a foul ball is coming your way, no big loss if you drop a few sunflower seeds

Low maintenance – just spit the seeds on the ground

This is why parks maintenance crews **** baseball and softball games.

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