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Chevron State Wrestling Championship
GIRLS- TEAM RESULTS
1, Punahou 150 1/2 points. 2, Kahuku 122. 3, Campbell 87. 4, ‘Aiea 86 1/2. 5, Pearl City 81 1/2. 6, ‘Iolani 70 1/2. 7, Kamehameha 62. 8, Moanalua 57. 9, Farrington 52. 10t, Castle 48. 10t, Lahainaluna 48. 12, Kamehameha-Hawai’i 46. 13, Roosevelt 44. 14, Hawai’i Baptist 42. 15, Kamehameha-Maui 41 1/2. 16, Moloka’i 40. 17, Kalani 36. 18, Kapolei 31. 19, Kealakehe 29. 20, Hilo 27. 21, Konawaena 26. 22, Hana 22. 23t, Maui 20. 23t, St. Francis 20. 25, Baldwin 17 1/2. 26, Lana’i 13. 27, Radford 12. 28, Honoka’a 11. 29t, Pahoa 9. 29t, St. Andrew’s 9. 31t, King Kekaulike 7. 31t, Nanakuli 7. 33, Wai’anae 6. 34, Kaiser 5. 35t, Kalaheo 4. 35t, Leilehua 4. 37t, Hawai’i Prep 3. 37t, Ka’u 3. 37t, Kailua 3. 37t, Kea’au 3. 37t, McKinley 3. 42, Pacific Buddhist 2.
BOYS
1, Punahou 255 points. 2, Kaiser 176. 3, Lahainaluna 123. 4, Kamehameha 119. 5, Pearl City 76. 6, ‘Iolani 72. 7, Kahuku 68. 8, ‘Aiea 65 1/2. 9, Moanalua 54 1/2. 10t, Baldwin 42. 10t, Campbell 42. 12, Hawai’i Prep 41. 13, Maryknoll 37 1/2. 14, Honoka’a 35. 15, Wai’anae 34. 16, Konawaena 32 1/2. 17, Kapolei 32. 18, Mililani 30 1/2. 19, Castle 27. 20, Farrington 26 1/2. 21, King Kekaulike 25. 22, Mid-Pacific 24. 23t, Kalaheo 21. 23t, Saint Louis 21. 25t, Kailua 20. 25t, Roosevelt 20. 27, McKinley 16. 28, Damien 13. 29, Lana’i 12. 30, Nanakuli 11. 31t, Moloka’i 8. 31t, Radford 8. 31t, Kealakehe 8. 34t, Kamehameha-Hawai’i 7. 34t, Maui 7. 34t, St. Anthony 7. 37, Waiakea 6. 38, Kalani 5. 39, Leilehua 4. 40, Hilo 2. 41t, ‘Anuenue 1. 41t, Island Pacific 1. 41t, Waipahu 1.
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Punahou rules the mat
By Paul Honda
Honolulu Star Bulletin
Even at ancient Punahou School, there are still feats and firsts.
Last night, the Buffanblu captured the boys and girls team titles at the Chevron/HHSAA State Wrestling Championships at Neal Blaisdell Arena.
The boys won their third state crown in a row – coming after a 28-year drought – while the Punahou girls took their first crown.
“This group over the last five, six years has really gotten it,” Punahou coach Matt Oney said. “Both the boys and girls winning it, that’s really important for our program. We practice as one team and the girls give to the boys, and the boys give to the girls.”
Punahou’s boys won by a decisive margin, accumulating 222 points. Kaiser followed with 164 and Lahainaluna placed third with 111. Kamehameha (107) and Pearl City (67) rounded out the top five.
The Buffanblu girls had a tougher go, racking up 150.5 points to Kahuku’s 122. Campbell (87), Aiea (86.5) and Pearl City (81.5) followed.
Punahou is just the second school to win girls and boys wrestling championships in the same year. Kahuku was the first back in 2006.
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Clean sweep for Punahou
By Wes Nakama
Advertiser Staff Writer
Setting a tournament record with 255 points in the process, Punahou won its third straight Chevron Boys Wrestling State Championship last night at Blaisdell Arena.
The Buffanblu, led by five individual champions, took a solid 31-point lead into the second day and eventually outdistanced second-place Kaiser by a whopping 79 points.
Lahainaluna was third with 123 points, followed by Kamehameha (119), Pearl City (76), ‘Iolani (72), Kahuku (68), ‘Aiea (65.5), Moanalua (54.5), and Baldwin and Campbell (42 each).
Punahou also won its first girls state title for a clean sweep.
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Buffanblu girls claim first crown
By KYLE SAKAMOTO
Advertiser Staff Writer
The Punahou girls won their first Chevron/HHSAA State Wrestling Championships yesterday, and a couple of their wrestlers redeemed themselves in their senior years.
Punahou won with 150.5 points, defending champion Kahuku was second with 122 and ‘Aiea was third with 87 at Neal Blaisdell Arena.
The Buffanblu’s Jenny Ojerio (140 pounds) and Ilima-Lei Macfarlane (155) won state championships, and Punahou had top 5 finishes in seven of the 11 weight classes.
“I’m so proud of them,” said Punahou coach Matt Oney. “They’ve worked hard for lots and lots of years. We’ve had a really solid group of girls, but just not enough of them numbers-wise. This year, they really, really did a great job. Young and old came together.”
Oney added he had 15 girls on the roster, and 10 of them qualified for the state tournament.
Ojerio and Macfarlane, both four-year letterwinners, won their first state titles.
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