Four players are tied for the lead after the first day of the David Ishii Boys Golf Championships at Waikoloa on Thursday.
Baldwin’s Tyler Munetake, Spencer Dunaway of Kamehameha and Punahou pair Colin Laszlo and Andrew Chin all finished their first trip around the course in 70 shots.
Kengo Aoshima of ‘Iolani, Kailua’s Caleb Keohokapu and Kyosuke Hara of Moanalua are a stroke back with Kauai’s Jamie Amimito two shots behind.
The final round begins Friday at 7:30 a.m.
Aoshima and Keohokapu set the pace early with 33s on the front, and Justin Arkano of Baldwin was the best on the back with a 33 but his 40 on the front left him with a 73.
Six of the top seven golfers on the leaderboard won medals last year, with Chin leading the list with a seventh-place finish. Aoshima missed the tournament last year to play an event in Japan.
Punahou leads the team race by eight strokes over Moanalua. Baldwin is 11 back, followed by ‘Iolani 14 behind.
The Buffanblu have won the tournament the past two years.
2015 HHSAA/David Ishii Boys Golf Championship
At Waikoloa Resort, Kings Course
Thursday
Team standings
1. Punahou 290, 2. Moanalua 298, 3. Baldwin 301, 4. ‘Iolani 304, 5. Kauai 318, T6. Kaiser 320, T6. Waiakea 320, 8. Kamehameha-Hawaii 321, 9. Mililani 332, 10. Lahainaluna 333.
| Individual results |
| Tyler Munetake, Baldwin |
34-36–70 |
| Spencer Dunaway, KS |
35-35–70 |
| Colin Laszlo, Punahou |
34-36–70 |
| Andrew Chin, Punahou |
35-35–70 |
| Kengo Aoshima, ‘Iolani |
33-38–71 |
| Caleb Keohokapu, Kailua |
33-38–71 |
| Kyosuke Hara, Moanalua |
36-35–71 |
| Jamie Amimoto, Kauai |
36-36–72 |
| Justin Arcano, Baldwin |
40-33–73 |
| Jeren Nishimoto, Kaiser |
35-38–73 |
| Trevor Hirata, Waiakea |
36-37–73 |
74–Trevor Arashiro, Iol; Preston Ching, KSH; Nicholas Furusho, Lei; Jun Ho Won, Moan; Noah Miller, StA.
75–AJ Teraoka, Moan; Kyle Suppa, Pun; Remington Hirano, Pun; Matthew Shen, Pun; Sian Rogers, Pun.
76–Derek Chinen Jr., Cast; Andrew Otani, Iol; William Shu, Kais; Donavon Billena, Kapo; Desmond Mello, Moan.
77–Bryden Salvador, Kapaa; Keith Jose, Kauai; Zackary Kaneshiro, MPI; Shawn Lu, Moan; Chad Lee, StA; Shon Katahira, Waik.
78–Robert Choi, Kaln; Ray Kim, Moan; Nickolas Nelson, Moan; Ryan Kunihisa, Pun.
79–Nathaniel Idica, Bald; Justin Ngan, Bald; Jerry Largo, Mryk; Keegan Loo, Pun.
80–Keanu Akina, Kah; Ahren Ah Chong, KSH; Kerek Franz, Lah; Lucas Bell, Lah; Kaimi Kanaha, Lah; Jarryd Gano, Mil; Andrew Hipolito, Mil; Kaylan Ha, Moan; Jonathan Morikawa, Pun; Gunwook Baik, Roos; Larry Goeas, StL.
81–Trevor Kua, Kauai; Evan Kawai, Pun.
82–Dylan Manibog, Maui; Kyle Sparks, Sea; Ikaia Bernardino, StL.
83–Noah Lau, Iol; Adam Lei, Kais; John Andrade, KSH; Luigi Remo, Keal; Adam Quandt, MPA; Alexander Rambaud, Mil; Joseph Vallespin, Moan; Ryan Chang, Sea.
84–Kalai Pomroy, KSH.
85–MJ Kang, Kaln; Keliiokalani Kamelamela-Dudoit, KS; Matthew Rosato, Makua; Chase Narimatsu, Waik; Eric Kagawa, Waik.
86–Kainalu Gandia, Kapaa; Jordan Terada, Maui; Adam Chiya, Roos.
87–William Asai, Iol; Daniel Lott, Roos.
88–Devin Pagdilao, Camp; Michael Schenk, Cast; Cody Pinzon, Hilo; Dalya Yoo, Kais; Gavin Bedoya, Kais; Anthony Jude Apalla, Kauai.
89–Deven Kimoto, Kauai; Ziggy Bartholomy, Keal; Daniel Ko, Mil; Mathew Kikuyama, Mil.
