Boys basketball: Kamehameha vs. Maryknoll
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The Maryknoll Spartans celebrated after winning
the Division I title at the Snapple/HHSAA Boys Basketball State Championships at the Stan Sheriff Center.
Maryknoll beat Kamehameha 46-33.
2/16
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The Maryknoll Spartans celebrated after winning
the Division I title at the Snapple/HHSAA Boys Basketball State Championships at the Stan Sheriff Center.
Maryknoll beat Kamehameha 46-33.
3/16
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Maryknoll's Sage Tolentino reached for the rebound over Kamehameha's Joshua Parker and teammate Parker Grant during the first period.
4/16
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Kamehameha's Kordel Ng made a behind the back pass during the last moments of the first period.
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Kamehameha's Kordel Ng slapped hands with teammate Christmas Togiai after the Maryknoll Spartans won the state title. Togiai was unable to play his final game due to injury he sustained during the semifinals.
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Kamehameha's Preston Ponteras looks to pass the ball while being defended by Maryknoll's Sage Tolentino.
7/16
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Kamehameha's Kordel Ng went to the basket during the second period.
8/16
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Kamehameha's Bailey Lee makes a basket over Maryknoll's Sage Tolentino.
9/16
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Maryknoll fans cheer for the Spartans on Friday at the Stan Sheriff Center.
10/16
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Maryknoll's Reginald Eiland makes a basket over Kamehameha's Kordel Ng to beat the second period buzzer.
11/16
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The Maryknoll Spartans locked arms together during a free throw at the Stan Sheriff Center.
12/16
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Maryknoll's Nikolas Robben grabbed a rebound during the fourth period.
13/16
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Maryknoll's Liko Soares makes a basket against the Kamehameha Warriors.
14/16
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Maryknoll's Sage Tolentino kept the ball away from Kamehameha's Joshua Parker (22) and Preston Ponteras (10).
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Maryknoll's Liko Soares scored a basket past Kamehameha's Matthew Rowland.
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Kamehameha's Kordel Ng drove past Maryknoll's Sage Tolentino during the fourth period.
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