Kalaheo High School | Archive | April, 2008

Tha game beat out the rain and the Kaiser Cougars keep their State Tournament hopes alive with a 11-6 victory over Campbell at Kaiser Field.

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Other OIA Scores:

Red Consolation

Roosevelt d Waianae, 6-5  (9 innings)

Red Semi Finals from CORP

Kailua v Aiea  (postponed due to rain – rescheduled for Sat. at 3:30 @ CORP)
Pearl City v Castle (postponed due to rain – rescheduled for Sat. at 6:30p @ CORP)

White Division Semifinals

Waipahu d Kahuku, 7-1

Kalaheo v Radford, (postponed due to rain – rescheduled for Sat. at 1:00p @ Kailua District Park)

ROOSEVELT V KALAHEO

ROOSEVELT V CASTLE

KALANI V CASTLE

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Jared Tamanaha pitched a complete game as Kailua wins last home game of the season over Kalani 7-0.   Tamanaha scattered 4 hits, only 1 inthe first 4 innings, to lead the Surfriders into the OIA Playoffs with some momentum.

Box score submitted by Diana Baldwin

Kailua:
Starting and Winning Pitcher:   Jared Tamanaha (7 innings)  
Catcher:  Keenan Tanaka (7 innings)

Kalani:
Starting and Losing Pitcher: Dillon Matsuda (4 1/3 innings)
Relief Pitcher: Sean Nagaoka (1 2/3 innings)
Catcher: Kiel Odo

Leading Hitters:
Kailua:  
-Kale Sumner, 2 for 4; 1B-(2), scored once
-Scotty Talaesea, 1 for 4; 1B-(1), 1 RBI, scored once
-Keenan Tanaka, 1 for 4; 2B-(1), 2 RBI, scored once
-Rob DeMarsh, 1 for 3; 1B (1)
-Jordan Limahai, 1 for 3; 2B-(1) 1 RBI
-Bobby Lastimosa, 1 for 3; 1B (1), 2 RBI
-Jared Tamanaha, 2 for 3; 1B (2)
-Jared Iha, 1 for 3, 1B (1)

Kalani:
-Gavin Okada, 1 for 3, 1B (1)

OTHER OIA EAST SCORES:

Moanalua (6-5) d Castle (7-4) , 10-0

Kaiser (7-3) d Mckinley (0-10), 9-3

OIA WHITE SCORES:

Kalaheo (8-1) d Farrington, 26-7 in 5 inn.

Kahuku (6-2) d Kaimuki (4-6), 6-1

Waipahu (9-0-1) d Waialua (2-8), 12-3

April Madness

This is a play off of March Madness and the NCAA Basketball Tournament.  First of all I’m mad because my brackets got blasted on the first weekend so I was pretty much out of the running for any office pool.

For those of you who predicted the Final Four teams, or a good number of them, don’t start proclaiming fame from atop the mountains because these are all the #1 seeds (for the first time in the current 64-team field format).  As an old saying goes, my mother could have predicted that.

Any way, I sort of did some comparisons to the Final Four Teams and our high school teams that competed this past season (did you check out our Boys and Girls Dream Teams of 2008?).

KANSAS is KALAHEO:  Always a perennial contender for the title, new coach in his 3rd or 4th year replacing a legend (Chico Furtado for the late Pete Smith, and Bill Self replacing Roy Williams), starts with a “K”

MEMPHIS is MILILANI:  1st time in recent years in the Final Four, such as Mililani winning the OIA for the 1st time in a while, veteran coach, starts with “M”.

UCLA is IOLANI:  Always around the top 5 teams in the state, as is UCLA making its 3 consecutive trip to the Final Four, both have history of consecutive championships, both have an “A” in their names.

NORTH CAROLINA is PUNAHOU:  Lots of talent, good depth on the bench, physical big men, coach is an alumnus of the school, good basketball history of success.

     It is with great pleasure that we announce the Digital Sports Hawaii 2008 Boys Basketball Dream Team.  Congratulations to Division I champion Punahou and Division II champion Farrington, and all the outstanding players all over the state of Hawaii.

>Kameron Steinhoff, Punahou—Steinhoff set the table for Punahou, established the menu, baked and ate the full-course, and was right there for dessert.  In other words, he was a complete player on a team that won the state championship.

>Stevie Austin, Moanalua—Austin was one of the most exciting players in the state; certainly the island’s quickest point guard with a great ability to score and set up his teammates for other scoring opportunities.

>Cheynne Lishman, Kalaheo—Lishman was perhaps the best pure shooter in the state; he could roll off a screen or hit the open jumper with tremendous efficiency.

>Dalton Hilliard, Punahou—Hilliard was one of the most athletic and most dangerous players in the state.  He could take over a game when he was hot; a tremendous athlete with a bright future.

>Hogan Rosehill, Kamehameha-Hawaii—The Big Island’s most complete player, Rosehill almost willed the Warriors to the state title.

>Pablo Warner, Iolani—Warner was a great streak shooter who could light up the scoreboard for Doc Mark Mugiishi’s outstanding Raider team.

>Taylor Mounts, Iolani—Mounts was a rarity at Iolani; that is, a post player with size.  He had a great shooting touch from mid-range and did a solid job on the boards, as well.

>Austin Lazoff, Konawaena—Lazoff was one of the main reasons that the Wildcats were the talk of Big Island basketball this year.  He had a season high 42 points in one game this season.

>Jray Galeai, Kahuku—Galeai transferred in from Utah last year and immediately made his presence know.  He’s very athletic and scores in bunches.

>Marcus Holyfield, Mid-Pacific—Holyfield is one of those players who makes you hold your breath; sometimes you can’t believe his athletic skills.  Scored 34 points in an upset win over Punahou, and just a junior.

>Kawika Lyons, Kamehameha—Lyons was great example of the hard team-oriented play of the Warriors.  A pure shooter, he could take over a game when he got red hot.

>Manti Te’o, Punahou—The state’s top football prospect is also the basketball season’s top rebounder.  Te’o uses his linebacker toughness to control the boards and make the tough inside points.

>Michael Makinano, Campbell—Makinano is one of those players who starts shooting the moment he walks into the gym.  The Saber senior is a threat to score from both inside and outside and loves to take his defender 1-on-1.

>Obie Woods, Aiea—Woods helped lead Na Alii to an unbeaten regular season and then was a scoring machine throughout the post-season as Aiea finished as the Division II runner-up.