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DII Girls Basketball HHSAA State Championship: Molokai defeats Kamehameha-Hawaii 45-42

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Molokai 45–  Kamehameha-Hawaii 42


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HHSAA Division II GIRLS BASKETBALL: Farmers Prevail, Claim Division II Hoops Title
By Kyle Galdeira
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Molokai claimed its first state basketball title at any level tonight with a 45-42 victory over Kamehameha-Hawaii in the championship game of the Division II Hawaiian Airlines/HHSAA Girls Basketball State Championships at the Neal Blaisdell Arena.


The fourth-seeded Farmers, Division II champion of the Maui Interscholastic League, completed a 15-0 season by knocking off the second-seeded Warriors, and claimed the school’s first girls’ team state title in any sport. Sophomore forward Kalei Adolpho led the way for Molokai with a game-high 21 points, 19 rebounds and six blocks.


Kamehameha-Hawaii took an 11-7 lead at the conclusion of the first quarter, thanks in part to sophomore center Katelynne Paleka-Kennedy’s lay up as the period expired. Both squads seemed a bit too anxious on offense, forcing shots before teammates could set up in position to rebound. 

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Adolpho lifts Moloka’i to state title


By Kyle Sakamoto
Advertiser Staff Writer
 
Moloka’i’s Kalei Adolpho is 6 feet 1, so she always stands out.


In the biggest game of her life to date last night, she came up big.


Adolpho made the go-ahead putback with 12 seconds remaining and finished with 21 points and 19 rebounds as Moloka’i beat Kamehameha-Hawai’i, 45-42, in the final of the Hawaiian Airlines/HHSAA Girls Basketball Division II State Championships at Blaisdell Arena.


Aldolpho’s putback put Moloka’i ahead 44-42. Her shot came after teammate Kylie Joe Mawae missed from the right side and Jolenta Duvauchelle missed a couple of follow-up attempts in the paint.


“I knew the score … So I just tried my hardest to put it in,” said Adolpho, a sophomore center.

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Molokai makes history with first state crown
By Kim Baxter / Special to the Star-Bulletin


The Molokai girls basketball team asks a lot of Kalei Adolpho. The 6-foot-1 sophomore is fully expected to be the Farmers’ go-to scorer, initiate the team’s offense by setting ball screens on the perimeter, help against the full-court pressure and dominate the defensive paint.


But in yesterday’s Hawaiian Airlines/HHSAA Girls Basketball State Championship game against Kamehameha-Hawaii, the Farmers merely asked Adolpho to spearhead her team’s fourth-quarter comeback by scoring the final five points, by blocking two potential game-winning layups in the final minute and by sealing the title victory at the free-throw line.


What, the water bottles didn’t need filling, too?


“She takes the challenge, every day in practice, every day we play a game, every day,” said Molokai assistant coach Mike Hooper. “She takes the burden, and she enjoys it. You can tell. It doesn’t faze her.”


Instead, Adolpho stunned the second-seeded Kamehameha-Hawaii Warriors with a frenetic 45-42 last-minute victory in Blaisdell Arena to earn the Division II title, the program’s first in any team sport for girls. Adolpho powered her way to 21 points, 19 rebounds and six blocks while playing all 32 championship minutes.

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2008-2009 HHSAA DIVISION II GIRLS BASKETBALL SCHEDULE & RESULTS













































TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 2009
GAME SITE TIME/RESULT
First Round 1 Kapaa St. Andrew’s Kalani HS Kapaa, 60-39
3 Kaimuki Seabury Hall Radford HS Kaimuki, 44-23
2 University Hawaii Prep Kalani HS University, 51-47
4 Kaiser Hawaii Baptist Radford HS Kaiser, 44-43

























































WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 2009
GAME SITE TIME/RESULT
Consolation 5 St. Andrew’s Hawaii Prep Kalani HS Hawaii Prep, 42-29
8 Hawaii Baptist Seabury Hall Radford HS Hawaii Baptist, 53-44
Quarterfinals 6 #4 Molokai University Kalani HS Molokai, 35-30
9 #2 KS-Hawaii Kaiser Radford HS KS-Hawaii, 58-51
7 #1 Kahuku Kapaa Kalani HS Kapaa, 60-56
10 #3 Maryknoll Kaimuki Radford HS Kaimuki, 52-33




















































THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 2009
GAME SITE TIME/RESULT
Consolation 14 Kaiser Maryknoll Radford HS Maryknoll, 59-58 (OT)
12 Kahuku University Kalani HS Kahuku, 72-54
Consolation Final 11 Hawaii Prep Hawaii Baptist Kalani HS Hawaii Baptist, 47-38
Semifinals 13 Kapaa Molokai Kalani HS Molokai, 47-37
15 KS-Hawaii Kaimuki Radford HS KS-Hawaii, 42-41








































FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 2009
GAME SITE TIME/RESULT
5th Place 16 Kahuku Maryknoll Blaisdell Arena Kahuku, 60-54
3rd Place 17 Kapaa Kaimuki Blaisdell Arena Kaimuki, 59-51
Championship 18 Molokai KS-Hawaii Blaisdell Arena Molokai, 45-42

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DI Girls Basketball HHSAA State Championship: Konawaena defeats Punahou 54-50

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Konawaena 54Punahou 50


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HHSAA Division I GIRLS BASKETBALL: Konawaena Outlasts Punahou, Claims Division I State Basketball Crown
By Kyle Galdeira
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Konawaena freshman guard Emalia Galdeira poured in a game-high 23 points and hauled in nine rebounds to lead the Wildcats over Punahou 54-50 in a double overtime thriller tonight in the championship game of the Hawaiian Airlines/HHSAA Division I Girls Basketball State Championships at the Neal Blaisdell Arena.


Second-seeded Konawaena, the Big Island Interscholastic Federation champion, improved to 15-0 on the season and claimed its third state crown in five years—the last of which came in 2007, also in a win over Punahou. Galdeira took home tournament Most Outstanding Player honors for her effort, while teammate Kim Brown chipped in 13 points and seven rebounds.


Top-seeded Punahou (13-2), the Interscholastic League of Honolulu champion, established the momentum throughout most of the first quarter, and ended the period up 9-8. 

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Konawaena claims another 1
By Paul Honda


All hail the women in black and green.


Lia Galdeira poured in 23 points, grabbed nine rebounds and had four steals as second-seeded Konawaena outlasted No. 1 seed Punahou 54-50 in two overtimes last night in the final of the Hawaiian Airlines/HHSAA Girls Basketball State Championships at Neal Blaisdell Arena. A crowd of 1,687 included a strong following from the Big Island.


Konawaena, loaded with prime-time sophomores and freshmen, closed the season with 24 wins in a row and captured its third state title in the last six years.


“Punahou made a great run. We lost some composure and got a little rattled,” coach Bobbie Awa said of the Buffanblu’s rally from 11 points down. “Kara (Hanato-Smith) showed great leadership, telling her teammates, ‘It ain’t over, settle down.'”


Punahou won four of the previous six state crowns — 10 overall — but had to settle for its third runner-up finish since 2004.
 
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Young Wildcats top Buffanblu in 2 OTs
By Wes Nakama
Advertiser Staff Writer


For Konawaena’s youthful girls basketball team, the bright future is now.


The Wildcats — with three freshmen and a sophomore in the starting lineup — rallied past Punahou, 54-50, last night in a double-overtime thriller to win the school’s third Hawaiian Airlines/Hawai’i High School Athletic Association championship in six years.


A vocal, mostly pro-Konawaena crowd of 1,687 at Blaisdell Arena watched the Wildcats finish the regular and postseason unbeaten at 15-0.


“It feels really good, I think we deserve it because we worked hard,” said Konawaena freshman Lia Galdeira, a 5 foot 7 wing who finished with a game-high 23 points, along with nine rebounds and four steals. “We just had to play our game, have heart and don’t choke.” 

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2008-2009 HHSAA DIVISION I GIRLS BASKETBALL SCHEDULE & RESULTS













































TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 2009
GAME SITE TIME/RESULT
First Round 1 Kalani Aiea Farrington HS Aiea, 41-40
3 Baldwin Moanalua Kaimuki HS Baldwin, 41-36
2 Roosevelt Waiakea Farrington HS Roosevelt, 69-52
4 Iolani Kailua Kaimuki HS Iolani, 42-29

























































WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 2009
GAME SITE TIME/RESULT
Consolation 5 Kalani Waiakea Farrington HS Kalani, 81-64
8 Moanalua Kailua Kaimuki HS Kailua, 20-19
Quarterfinals 6 #4 Lahainaluna Roosevelt Farrington HS Lahainaluna, 58-44
9 #2 Konawaena Baldwin Kaimuki HS Konawaena, 50-28
7 #1 Punahou Aiea Farrington HS Punahou, 53-36
10 #3 Farrington Iolani Kaimuki HS Farrington, 68-51




















































THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 2009
GAME SITE TIME/RESULT
Consolation 12 Aiea Roosevelt Blaisdell Arena Roosevelt, 51-50
13 Baldwin Iolani Blaisdell Arena Iolani, 53-44
Consolation Final 11 Kalani Kailua Blaisdell Arena Kalani, 64-52
Semifinals 14 Punahou Lahainaluna Blaisdell Arena Punahou, 42-37
15 Konawaena Farrington Blaisdell Arena Konawaena, 51-43








































FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 2009
GAME SITE TIME/RESULT
5th Place 16 Roosevelt Iolani Blaisdell Arena Roosevelt, 51-48
3rd Place 17 Lahainaluna Farrington Blaisdell Arena Lahainaluna, 56-52
Championship 18 Punahou Konawaena Blaisdell Arena Konawaena, 54-50

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Video: Punahou defeats Lahainaluna 42-37 DI HHSAA Girls Basketball Championships Tournament

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Punahou 42Lahainaluna 37


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Punahou advances
The defending champ holds off Lahainaluna


By Paul Honda


They were, by their own account, very, very lucky.


In reality, the hard-working Punahou Buffanblu made some of that luck and fought off a furious Lahainaluna rally for a 42-37 win last night in the Division I semifinals of the Hawaiian Airlines/HHSAA Girls Basketball State Championships at Neal Blaisdell Arena.


The top-seeded, defending champion Buffanblu (13-1) advanced to the final and will play Konawaena tonight at the Blaisdell.


Fourth-seeded Lahainaluna, in the semifinal round for the first time, dropped to 22-2 overall.


Relying on a pesky defense that turned several steals into layups, Punahou built a 36-26 lead before it nearly evaporated. Punahou went nearly 7 minutes without scoring, while the Lady Lunas got nine points in a row from Milika Taufa and Ofa Namoa. Taufa’s pull-up baseline jumper brought Lahainaluna within 36-35 with 2:57 left. 

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Nomura scores 18 points to help Buffanblu turn back Lahainaluna, 42-37
By Wes Nakama
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Denying Lahainaluna its place in history, Punahou advanced to its fifth straight Hawaiian Airlines/Hawai’i High School Athletic Association Girls Basketball Division I Championship final last night with a 42-37 victory at Blaisdell Arena.


The defending champ Buffanblu, 13-1 in the regular and postseason, will face Konawaena (14-0) in tonight’s 7 o’clock title game at Blaisdell.


The game will be televised live statewide on OC16.


“It feels really good … we go day-by-day, and yesterday was Step 1, today was Step 2,” said Buffanblu senior guard Janelle Nomura, who had a game-high 18 points and five steals. “We’re really proud and we want to prove ourselves to the state.”


Lahainaluna, making its semifinal debut last night, was trying to become the first team from Maui to advance to the championship in the tournament’s 33-year history. But the Lunas (15-1) were plagued by foul trouble from the opening minutes and could not complete a fourth-period comeback that drew them within one point (36-35) with 2:57 remaining.

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TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 2009
GAME SITE TIME/RESULT
First Round 1 Kalani Aiea Farrington HS Aiea, 41-40
3 Baldwin Moanalua Kaimuki HS Baldwin, 41-36
2 Roosevelt Waiakea Farrington HS Roosevelt, 69-52
4 Iolani Kailua Kaimuki HS Iolani, 42-29

























































WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 2009
GAME SITE TIME/RESULT
Consolation 5 Kalani Waiakea Farrington HS Kalani, 81-64
8 Moanalua Kailua Kaimuki HS Kailua, 20-19
Quarterfinals 6 #4 Lahainaluna Roosevelt Farrington HS Lahainaluna, 58-44
9 #2 Konawaena Baldwin Kaimuki HS Konawaena, 50-28
7 #1 Punahou Aiea Farrington HS Punahou, 53-36
10 #3 Farrington Iolani Kaimuki HS Farrington, 68-51




















































THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 2009
GAME SITE TIME/RESULT
Consolation 12 Aiea Roosevelt Blaisdell Arena Roosevelt, 51-50
13 Baldwin Iolani Blaisdell Arena Iolani, 53-44
Consolation Final 11 Kalani Kailua Blaisdell Arena Kalani, 64-52
Semifinals 14 Punahou Lahainaluna Blaisdell Arena Punahou, 42-37
15 Konawaena Farrington Blaisdell Arena Konawaena, 51-43








































FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 2009
GAME SITE TIME/RESULT
5th Place 16 Roosevelt Iolani Blaisdell Arena 1:00pm
3rd Place 17 Lahainaluna Farrington Blaisdell Arena 3:00pm
Championship 18 Punahou Konawaena Blaisdell Arena 7:00pm


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Video: Konawaena defeats Farrington 51-43 DI HHSAA Girls Basketball Championships Tournament

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Konawaena 51Farrington 43


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Konawaena ousts the OIA’s last chance
By Paul Honda


With the game on the line, Konawaena’s diaper dandies were clutch performers. Freshmen Lia Galdeira and Dawnyelle Awa scored the Wildcats’ final eight points, shooting 6-for-7 from the foul line in the final 2:08 to advance to the final 51-43.


Second-seeded Konawaena outrebounded No. 3 seed Farrington 44-34. Kimberly Brown had 14 boards and six points, and the Govs had 25 turnovers.


“Kim played humongous for us,” Wildcats coach Bobbie Awa said.


Konawaena (14-0) took a 40-39 lead on a drive to the bucket by another freshman, Makayla Awa, with 5:36 left. It was the 10th and final lead change of the game. From that point, the ‘Cats spread the floor and forced the Governors to chase.


Farrington struggled all game long to get open looks on the low post and went more than 4 minutes without a point down the stretch.


A foul shot by Anuhea Wall, plus a fast-break play between the Awa cousins and a foul shot by Galdeira pushed the lead to 44-39 with 2:08 left.


Farrington responded with a low-post basket by Sofia Folaumahina, but Galdeira came up with a huge play on the offensive glass. On a free-throw miss by Brown, Galdeira raced across the lane for a putback and three-point play. It was a key play that gave Konawaena a 47-41 lead with 1:15 to go. 

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Galdeira nets 18 points as Wildcats hold off Farrington, 51-43


By Kyle Sakamoto
Advertiser Staff Writer


Crunch time of big games is normally no place for freshmen.


But the Konawaena girls basketball team has one who proved last night she is a clutch performer.


Emalia Galdeira scored 13 of her 18 points in the second half as Konawaena beat Farrington, 51-43, in the semifinals of the Hawaiian Airlines/HHSAA Girls Basketball Division I State Championships at Blaisdell Arena.


“The second half I did better than the first half,” said Galdeira, a 5-foot-9 guard/forward. “Oh, my gosh, I missed so much in the first half. If I make my layups in the beginning then I wouldn’t have to worry about making them in the end.”


Galdeira was 2 of 8 in the first half and 4 of 6 in the second for Konawaena, the Big Island Interscholastic Federation champion and No. 2 seed. She added six rebounds and five steals.


Konawaena (14-0) meets No. 1 seed Punahou (13-1), the Interscholastic League of Honolulu champion, for the title tonight at 7.


The Wildcats and Buffanblu have won the last six state titles. 

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2008-2009 HHSAA DIVISION I GIRLS BASKETBALL SCHEDULE & RESULTS













































TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 2009
GAME SITE TIME/RESULT
First Round 1 Kalani Aiea Farrington HS Aiea, 41-40
3 Baldwin Moanalua Kaimuki HS Baldwin, 41-36
2 Roosevelt Waiakea Farrington HS Roosevelt, 69-52
4 Iolani Kailua Kaimuki HS Iolani, 42-29

























































WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 2009
GAME SITE TIME/RESULT
Consolation 5 Kalani Waiakea Farrington HS Kalani, 81-64
8 Moanalua Kailua Kaimuki HS Kailua, 20-19
Quarterfinals 6 #4 Lahainaluna Roosevelt Farrington HS Lahainaluna, 58-44
9 #2 Konawaena Baldwin Kaimuki HS Konawaena, 50-28
7 #1 Punahou Aiea Farrington HS Punahou, 53-36
10 #3 Farrington Iolani Kaimuki HS Farrington, 68-51




















































THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 2009
GAME SITE TIME/RESULT
Consolation 12 Aiea Roosevelt Blaisdell Arena Roosevelt, 51-50
13 Baldwin Iolani Blaisdell Arena Iolani, 53-44
Consolation Final 11 Kalani Kailua Blaisdell Arena Kalani, 64-52
Semifinals 14 Punahou Lahainaluna Blaisdell Arena Punahou, 42-37
15 Konawaena Farrington Blaisdell Arena Konawaena, 51-43








































FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 2009
GAME SITE TIME/RESULT
5th Place 16 Roosevelt Iolani Blaisdell Arena 1:00pm
3rd Place 17 Lahainaluna Farrington Blaisdell Arena 3:00pm
Championship 18 Punahou Konawaena Blaisdell Arena 7:00pm

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Photos: Farrington defeated Iolani 68-51 Hawaiian Airlines HHSAA Girls I Basketball Tournament


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Farrington Gov’s 68Iolani Raiders 51


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Farrington flattens ‘Iolani

By Kim Baxter
Special to the Star-Bulletin



The ‘Iolani girls basketball team is a guard-oriented squad that relies heavily on its backcourt. The Farrington girls basketball team, with frontcourt size to boot, pounds the ball inside and lets its height do the heavy lifting.


So when the two teams met in the Division I quarterfinals of the Hawaiian Airlines/HHSAA Girls Basketball State Championships at Kaimuki, something had to give. Unfortunately for ‘Iolani, the Raiders’ guards weren’t enough to offset the Governors’ Goliaths inside, and third-seeded Farrington cruised to a 68-51 victory yesterday and a semifinal berth against Konawaena today.


With Sofia Folaumahina (6-foot), Kirsten Liana (5 -11) and Lusina Otineru (5-10), the Governors dominated the paint against ‘Iolani’s swarming, pesky defense. Those three frontcourt players combined for 31 points, 26 rebounds, four blocks and a lot of headaches for ‘Iolani.


“Farrington is tough,” said ‘Iolani coach Marlene Zeug. “They’ve got size, they’ve got speed and they’re athletic. It’s always going to be a tough matchup for us because we’re always challenged by size.” 

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Farrington moving on


By Kyle Sakamoto
Advertiser Staff Writer 
  
The Farrington girls basketball team is big and physical.


No secret there.


But the Governors also played the full 94 feet to beat ‘Iolani, 68-51, last night in the quarterfinals of the Hawaiian Airlines/HHSAA Girls Basketball Division I State Championships at Kaimuki High.


Farrington, the O’ahu Interscholastic Association champion, put the game away by outscoring ‘Iolani 20-6 in the third period behind its 2-2-1 full-court press.


The run gave Farrington, the No. 3 seed, a 49-30 advantage.


“We knew we weren’t playing defense well in the first half,” said Farrington coach Caroline Tatupu. “We had to step it up and we decided to keep the pressure on with our full-court press and we got some steals.”


Farrington, which also dominated inside, will face No. 2 seed Konawaena in the semifinals tonight at 7 at the Neal Blaisdell Arena.

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TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 2009
GAME SITE TIME/RESULT
First Round 1 Kalani Aiea Farrington HS Aiea, 41-40
3 Baldwin Moanalua Kaimuki HS Baldwin, 41-36
2 Roosevelt Waiakea Farrington HS Roosevelt, 69-52
4 Iolani Kailua Kaimuki HS Iolani, 42-29

























































WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 2009
GAME SITE TIME/RESULT
Consolation 5 Kalani Waiakea Farrington HS Kalani, 81-64
8 Moanalua Kailua Kaimuki HS Kailua, 20-19
Quarterfinals 6 #4 Lahainaluna Roosevelt Farrington HS Lahainaluna, 58-44
9 #2 Konawaena Baldwin Kaimuki HS Konawaena, 50-28
7 #1 Punahou Aiea Farrington HS Punahou, 53-36
10 #3 Farrington Iolani Kaimuki HS Farrington, 68-51



















































THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 2009
GAME SITE TIME/RESULT
Consolation 11 Kalani Kailua Blaisdell Arena 11:00am
12 Aiea Roosevelt Blaisdell Arena 1:00pm
13 Baldwin Iolani Blaisdell Arena 3:00pm
Semifinals 14 Punahou Lahainaluna Blaisdell Arena 5:00pm
15 Konawaena Farrington Blaisdell Arena 7:00pm








































FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 2009
GAME SITE TIME/RESULT
5th Place 16 W-12 W-13 Blaisdell Arena 1:00pm
3rd Place 17 L-14 L-15 Blaisdell Arena 3:00pm
Championship 18 W-14 W-15 Blaisdell Arena 7:00pm

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Video: Kapa’a Upsets #1 Kahuku, 60-56 Hawaiian Airlines HHSAA Girls DII Basketball Championships

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Kapa’a Warriors 60Kahuku Red Raiders 56

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Kapaa delivers KO to Kahuku
By Star-Bulletin staff


Mai’lika Napoleon smiled broadly despite the cut on her chin, the dot of blood on her Kapaa jersey.


“******,” she said, when asked about the physicality of the just-completed battle with Kahuku. “But it all comes down to suicides, sprints in practice. None of the girls like them, but they can help you in the game.”


Napoleon scored 20 points as the Warriors proved tough and full of stamina and upset the No. 1-seeded Red Raiders 60-56 in a Division II state quarterfinal game last night at Kalani. It was one of the school’s biggest basketball victories.


“We knew we had a chance, because we’ve got heart,” said center Jondi Dias, who scored 17 points. “Kauai is a small island, but we have heart.”


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Kapa’a tops No. 1 Kahuku, 60-56, in win to ‘dye’ for


By Leila Wai
Advertiser Staff Writer


As if facing the No. 1 seed in the quarterfinals wasn’t motivation enough, the Kapa’a players were playing with an extra incentive last night.


Kapa’a coach Terry Maguire told her players that if they knocked off Kahuku, they would be allowed to dye their hair green.


The Warriors can break out the coloring after topping Kahuku, 60-56, in the HHSAA/Hawaiian Airlines Girls DIvision II State Basketball Championship quarterfinals last night at Kalani High School.


“Shhhh….we’re actually dyeing it all colors tomorrow,” said senior guard Mai’lika Napoleon, who scored 20 points.


Kapa’a erased a 26-21 Kahuku halftime lead by outscoring the Red Raiders, 24-10, in the third quarter to put away the Red Raiders.


“Kahuku, they were the No. 1 team, and they have strong girls,” Napoleon said. “Our girls come from a small island but we have lots of heart.”

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TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 2009
GAME SITE TIME/RESULT
First Round 1 Kapaa St. Andrew’s Kalani HS Kapaa, 60-39
3 Kaimuki Seabury Hall Radford HS Kaimuki, 44-23
2 University Hawaii Prep Kalani HS University, 51-47
4 Kaiser Hawaii Baptist Radford HS Kaiser, 44-43

























































WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 2009
GAME SITE TIME/RESULT
Consolation 5 St. Andrew’s Hawaii Prep Kalani HS Hawaii Prep, 42-29
8 Hawaii Baptist Seabury Hall Radford HS Hawaii Baptist, 53-44
Quarterfinals 6 #4 Molokai University Kalani HS Molokai, 35-30
9 #2 KS-Hawaii Kaiser Radford HS KS-Hawaii, 58-51
7 #1 Kahuku Kapaa Kalani HS Kapaa, 60-56
10 #3 Maryknoll Kaimuki Radford HS Kaimuki, 52-33



















































THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 2009
GAME SITE TIME/RESULT
Consolation 11 Hawaii Prep Hawaii Baptist Kalani HS 3:00pm
14 Kaiser Maryknoll Radford HS 3:00pm
12 Kahuku University Kalani HS 5:00pm
Semifinals 13 Kapaa Molokai Kalani HS 7:00pm
15 KS-Hawaii Kaimuki Radford HS 7:00pm








































FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 2009
GAME SITE TIME/RESULT
Consolation 16 W-12 W-14 Blaisdell Arena 9:00am
5th Place 17 L-13 L-15 Blaisdell Arena 11:00am
Championship 18 W-13 W-15 Blaisdell Arena 5:00pm

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Video: Roosevelt defeats Waiakea, 69-52 Hawaiian Airlines/HHSAA Girls DI Chamionships

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Roosevelt 69, Waiakea 52
Honolulu Star Bulletin Staff

A 24-8 third-quarter blitz by the Rough Riders opened up what was a close battle between the OIA and BIIF runner-ups.


Mikela Thoemmes scored inside and out, finishing with 26 points on 11-for-14 shooting, as Roosevelt (17-10) advanced. Joshy Noga tallied 12 points and Thoemmes added 11 rebounds and key ballhandling as the Rough Riders dealt with Waiakea’s pressure defense.


Nicole Ramirez scored 11 points and had eight boards for Roosevelt, which will face No. 4 seed Lahainaluna tonight at Farrington.


University of Idaho-bound Kanisha Bello led Waiakea (12-10) with 17 points and Kamie Imai added 14 points and 10 boards.

“We knew they were big and that they would pack it inside. We weren’t expecting Kela to be stepping out and shooting 3s,” said Bello, who played with Thoemmes last year on the Hawaii Select team. “She’s a force.”


Waiakea (12-10) 12 15 8 17 — 52
Roosevelt (17-10) 14 18 24 13 — 69
WAIAKEA–Jamielynn Moe 2, Kanisha Bello 17, Kamie Imai 14, Amanda Hubbell 8, Tricia Amuimuia 0, Ciera Pacheco 4, Tracie Sakane 0, Alyssa Ferreira 7.


ROOSEVELT–Kelcie Namba 3, Nicole Ramirez 11, Abcde Furuta-Harata 3, Joshlyn Noga 12, Tasia Kamakawiwoole 5, Charisse Tanabe 2, Samantha Murakami 0, Kathleen Nakata 5, Rachel Gomes 2, Mikela Thoemmes 26, Ciera Kapea 0.


3-point goals–Waiakea 2 (Bello 2), Roosevelt 6 (Ramirez 3, Namba, Furuta-Harada, Thoemmes).

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Natalie Iwamoto
Hawaii High School Athletic Association
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TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 2009
GAME SITE TIME/RESULT
First Round 1 Kalani Aiea Farrington HS Aiea, 41-40
3 Baldwin Moanalua Kaimuki HS Baldwin, 41-36
2 Roosevelt Waiakea Farrington HS Roosevelt, 69-52
4 Iolani Kailua Kaimuki HS Iolani, 42-29

























































WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 2009
GAME SITE TIME/RESULT
Consolation 5 Kalani Waiakea Farrington HS 3:00pm
8 Moanalua Kailua Kaimuki HS 3:00pm
Quarterfinals 6 #4 Lahainaluna Roosevelt Farrington HS 5:00pm
9 #2 Konawaena Baldwin Kaimuki HS 5:00pm
7 #1 Punahou Aiea Farrington HS 7:00pm
10 #3 Farrington Iolani Kaimuki HS 7:00pm



















































THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 2009
GAME SITE TIME/RESULT
Consolation 11 W-5 W-8 Blaisdell Arena 11:00am
12 L-7 L-6 Blaisdell Arena 1:00pm
13 L-9 L-10 Blaisdell Arena 3:00pm
Semifinals 14 W-7 W-6 Blaisdell Arena 5:00pm
15 W-9 W-10 Blaisdell Arena 7:00pm








































FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 2009
GAME SITE TIME/RESULT
5th Place 16 W-12 W-13 Blaisdell Arena 1:00pm
3rd Place 17 L-14 L-15 Blaisdell Arena 3:00pm
Championship 18 W-14 W-15 Blaisdell Arena 7:00pm


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Video: Baldwin defeats Moanalua, 41-36 Hawaii Airlines Girls DI Basketball Championships

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Ah Yen boosts Baldwin over Moanalua, 41-36


By Kyle Sakamoto
Advertiser Staff Writer 
 
The Baldwin girls basketball team was counting on Shauna Ah Yen last night and as usual, she found a way to cash in on offense.


Ah Yen proved she is the Bears’ best player against Moanalua and was confident even when things appeared to be falling apart.


Ah Yen was 10-of-12 from the field and finished with 20 points as Baldwin held off Moanalua, 41-36, in the first round of the Hawaiian Airlines/HHSAA Girls Basketball Division I State Championships at Kaimuki High.


“Shauna is our go-to person and she makes our team really go,” said Baldwin coach Angel Kalehuawehe. “We wouldn’t be in the situation we are in right now (without her). She is our No. 1 person to go to.”


Baldwin, the Maui Interscholastic League runner-up, will play No. 2 seed Konawaena, the Big Island Interscholastic Federation champion, today at 5 p.m. in the quarterfinals.

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Natalie Iwamoto
Hawaii High School Athletic Association
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2008-2009 HHSAA DIVISION I GIRLS BASKETBALL SCHEDULE & RESULTS













































TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 2009
GAME SITE TIME/RESULT
First Round 1 Kalani Aiea Farrington HS Aiea, 41-40
3 Baldwin Moanalua Kaimuki HS Baldwin, 41-36
2 Roosevelt Waiakea Farrington HS Roosevelt, 69-52
4 Iolani Kailua Kaimuki HS Iolani, 42-29

























































WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 2009
GAME SITE TIME/RESULT
Consolation 5 Kalani Waiakea Farrington HS 3:00pm
8 Moanalua Kailua Kaimuki HS 3:00pm
Quarterfinals 6 #4 Lahainaluna Roosevelt Farrington HS 5:00pm
9 #2 Konawaena Baldwin Kaimuki HS 5:00pm
7 #1 Punahou Aiea Farrington HS 7:00pm
10 #3 Farrington Iolani Kaimuki HS 7:00pm



















































THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 2009
GAME SITE TIME/RESULT
Consolation 11 W-5 W-8 Blaisdell Arena 11:00am
12 L-7 L-6 Blaisdell Arena 1:00pm
13 L-9 L-10 Blaisdell Arena 3:00pm
Semifinals 14 W-7 W-6 Blaisdell Arena 5:00pm
15 W-9 W-10 Blaisdell Arena 7:00pm








































FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 2009
GAME SITE TIME/RESULT
5th Place 16 W-12 W-13 Blaisdell Arena 1:00pm
3rd Place 17 L-14 L-15 Blaisdell Arena 3:00pm
Championship 18 W-14 W-15 Blaisdell Arena 7:00pm

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2009 Hawaiian Airlines Girls Basketball Championships

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



Aloha and welcome to the Hawaii Digital Sports.  We will be providing VIDEO & PHOTO’S of the 2009 Hawaiian Airlines Girls Basketball Championships. 

















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RADIO & STREAMING:
Starcomm Sports Radio will be broadcasting the 2009 Hawaiian Airlines HHSAA Girls Basketball Championships-  Schedule below:

Tues:  7:00p @ Farrington    D-I   Roos v Waiakea           ESPN 1420 AM & www.espn1420am.com
 
Wed.  7:00p @ Farrington     D-I   Pun v Kalani/Aiea         ESPN 1420 AM & www.espn1420am.com
 
Thurs. 5:00p @ Blaisdell        D-I Semi final #1                 online only @
www.espn1420am.com
          7:00p @ Blaisdell        D-I Semi final #2                 online only @ www.espn1420am.com
 
Fri.     5:00p @ Blaisdell         D-II Championship               online only @
www.espn1420am.com
          7:00p @ Blaisdell         D-I Championship                online only @ www.espn1420am.com



Natalie Iwamoto
Hawaii High School Athletic Association

www.sportshigh.com





2008-2009 HHSAA DIVISION I GIRLS BASKETBALL SCHEDULE & RESULTS












































TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 2009
GAME SITE TIME/RESULT
First Round 1 Kalani Aiea Farrington HS 5:00pm
3 Baldwin Moanalua Kaimuki HS 5:00pm
2 Roosevelt Waiakea Farrington HS 7:00pm
4 Iolani Kailua Kaimuki HS 7:00pm



























































WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 2009
GAME SITE TIME/RESULT
Consolation 5 L-1 L-2 Farrington HS 3:00pm
8 L-3 L-4 Kaimuki HS 3:00pm
Quarterfinals 6 #4 Lahainaluna W-2 Farrington HS 5:00pm
9 #2 Konawaena W-3 Kaimuki HS 5:00pm
7 #1 Punahou W-1 Farrington HS 7:00pm
10 #3 Farrington W-4 Kaimuki HS 7:00pm





















































THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 2009
GAME SITE TIME/RESULT
Consolation 11 W-5 W-8 Blaisdell Arena 11:00am
12 L-7 L-6 Blaisdell Arena 1:00pm
13 L-9 L-10 Blaisdell Arena 3:00pm
Semifinals 14 W-7 W-6 Blaisdell Arena 5:00pm
15 W-9 W-10 Blaisdell Arena 7:00pm










































FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 2009
GAME SITE TIME/RESULT
5th Place 16 W-12 W-13 Blaisdell Arena 1:00pm
3rd Place 17 L-14 L-15 Blaisdell Arena 3:00pm
Championship 18 W-14 W-15 Blaisdell Arena 7:00pm






2008-2009 HHSAA DIVISION II GIRLS BASKETBALL SCHEDULE & RESULTS






































TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 2009
GAME SITE TIME/RESULT
First Round 1 Kapaa St. Andrew’s Kalani HS 5:00pm
3 Kaimuki Seabury Hall Radford HS 5:00pm
2 University Hawaii Prep Kalani HS 7:00pm
4 Kaiser Hawaii Baptist Radford HS 7:00pm



























































WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 2009
GAME SITE TIME/RESULT
Consolation 5 L-1 L-2 Kalani HS 3:00pm
8 L-4 L-3 Radford HS 3:00pm
Quarterfinals 6 #4 Molokai W-2 Kalani HS 5:00pm
9 #2 KS-Hawaii W-4 Radford HS 5:00pm
7 #1 Kahuku W-1 Kalani HS 7:00pm
10 #3 Maryknoll W-3 Radford HS 7:00pm





















































THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 2009
GAME SITE TIME/RESULT
Consolation 11 W-5 W-8 Kalani HS 3:00pm
14 L-9 L-10 Radford HS 3:00pm
12 L-7 L-6 Kalani HS 5:00pm
Semifinals 13 W-7 W-6 Kalani HS 7:00pm
15 W-9 W-10 Radford HS 7:00pm










































FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 2009
GAME SITE TIME/RESULT
Consolation 16 W-12 W-14 Blaisdell Arena 9:00am
5th Place 17 L-13 L-15 Blaisdell Arena 11:00am
Championship 18 W-13 W-15 Blaisdell Arena 5:00pm


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Kahuku no sure thing in tournament
By Paul Honda
Honolulu Star Bulletin
Feb. 24, 2009

One of the smaller schools in the Oahu Interscholastic Association has a big appetite for championships.
 
Kahuku’s move from Division I to Division II caught plenty of fans, coaches and players by surprise. There’s no surprise, though, that the Red Raiders are the top seed in the D-II portion of the Hawaiian Airlines/HHSAA Girls Basketball State Championships, which tips off today.

For most of the season, Kahuku was outranked in the Star-Bulletin Top 10 by only one other OIA team: Farrington. Despite a roving lineup hit by the occasional absence of club volleyball players on tournament trips, Kahuku went 20-2 while employing a frenzied pace reminiscent of the Showtime Lakers.

Kahuku, though, is no easy favorite. One of its nonconference losses came against Sacred Hearts, which was a top-10 team in early January. Sacred Hearts, which is in D-I, has similar peers in the state D-II field.

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Punahou, Kahuku awarded top seeds

Honolulu Advertiser Staff
Feb. 23, 2009

Punahou and Kahuku earned the No. 1 seeds for this week’s Hawaiian Airlines/Hawai’i High School Athletic Association Girls Basketball State Championships.

Defending champion Punahou is the top seed in the Division I bracket. The Buffanblu (11-1), the Interscholastic League of Honolulu champions, receive a first-round bye and face the winner of tomorrow’s Kalani-‘Aiea game in Wednesday’s quarterfinals at Farrington.

Big Island Interscholastic Federation champion Konawaena (12-0) is seeded second, followed by O’ahu Interscholastic Association champion Farrington (18-1) and Maui Interscholastic League champion Lahainaluna (14-0).

First-round games begin tomorrow at Farrington and Kaimuki. The championship game is Friday at 7 p.m. at the Blaisdell Arena.

Kahuku, the OIA White champion, is the No. 1 seed in Division II. The Red Raiders (14-1) receive a first-round bye and face the winner of tomorrow’s Kapa’a-St. Andrew’s game in Wednesday’s quarterfinals at Kalani.

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Starcomm Sports Radio on ESPN1420am.com

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







Aloha and welcome to the Hawaii Digital Sports.  We will be featuring VIDEO & PHOTO’S as well as the Starcomm Sports Radio broadcasting
of the 2009 Hawaiian Airlines Girls Basketball Championships- Schedule Below:


 

RADIO & STREAMING:

Tues:  7:00p @ Farrington    D-I   Roos v Waiakea           ESPN 1420 AM & www.espn1420am.com
 
Wed.  7:00p @ Farrington     D-I   Pun v Kalani/Aiea         ESPN 1420 AM &
www.espn1420am.com
 
Thurs. 5:00p @ Blaisdell        D-I Semi final #1                 online only @
www.espn1420am.com
          7:00p @ Blaisdell        D-I Semi final #2                 online only @ www.espn1420am.com
 
Fri.     5:00p @ Blaisdell         D-II Championship               online only @
www.espn1420am.com
          7:00p @ Blaisdell         D-I Championship                online only @ www.espn1420am.com



Starcomm Sports Radio begins its 18th year of radio coverage of the best in high
school sports. Starcomm Sports Radio has exclusive radio and internet
broadcast rights to the OIA, ILH, and the HHSAA State Championships. The
2008-09 broadcast schedule includes over 60 game broadcasts from August
2008 through May 2009, to include football, volleyball, basketball, softball, and
baseball.


Live game action will be heard on the Honolulu Radio Network (AM 1500 “The
Team”, and ESPN 1420 AM). In addition, Starcomm Sports Radio will be
streaming its broadcasts on line at www.espn1420am.com &  
www.hawaiidigitalsports.com, and on
www.starcommsportsradio.com.

Lad Panis, veteran play-by-play announcer, continues as the voice of high
school sports. Joining him in the booth will be former St Louis Crusader football
and basketball head coach Delbert Tengan. Tengan returns as the lead color
analyst for football and basketball broadcasts after working with the Starcomm
Team in 2003. Other members of the broadcast team will include former Pac-5
and Harvard quarterback Neil Rose (select football games); BYU-Hawaii alum
and assistant coach Brandon Akana (boys volleyball); UH alum and former
assistant coach Dana Takahara (girls basketball), and former Rainbow Wahine
star Jocelyn Robbins-Akana (girls volleyball).



Contact: David Kawada @ 368-7792 (david@starcommwireless.com)

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