Saint Louis baseball coach George Gusman usually savors seeing his former players enjoy success.

Saturday was one of the exceptions.

Gusman was the junior varsity coach at Kamehameha when the current Warriors seniors broke into the program as freshmen. Kamehameha shortstop Alika McGuire was part of that group and delivered a go-ahead two-run double in the Warriors’ 5-4 win over the Crusaders at Central Oahu Regional Park.

“Alika played for me. He’s a good kid, just wished he would have done it against somebody else,” Gusman said, “but my hat’s off to him.”

McGuire’s two-out double into the left-center gap highlighted a five-run Kamehameha rally in the fifth inning as the Warriors came back from a 4-0 deficit to improve to 7-2 in the Interscholastic League of Honolulu race.

“Since we don’t have an ILH tournament at the end of the year, every game is a big game,” Kamehameha coach Vern Ramie said. “So I’m real proud of our guys. They battled back against a real tough Saint Louis team.”

The Warriors rolled to an 8-2 win over Saint Louis — which returned just one starter this season — on Tuesday. But the Warriors fell behind early in the rematch as the Crusaders (3-5) scored three runs in the third inning with the aid of two Kamehameha errors and pushed the lead to four runs in the fourth on Rayson Romero’s sacrifice fly.

Saint Louis right-hander Rico Garcia finished with seven strikeouts and was in command through four innings before running into trouble when Kamehameha loaded the bases with no outs in the fifth.

Garcia got a strikeout and got ahead of pinch hitter Damien Toriki. After a wild pitch brought in the Warriors’ first run, Toriki worked the count full, then lined an RBI single to right to close the gap to 4-2.

“Especially to come off the bench and have an at-bat like that, that’s huge,” Ramie said.

After another strikeout, Hoku Botelho singled to left to drive in William Young. McGuire then gave the Warriors the lead with his drive into the gap.

“We started off with the first guys getting on base, that was key,” McGuire said. “I just dug down, (the count) was 2-2 with two out and I had a to hit a big one and I got the pitch I wanted.”

Kamehameha sophomore left-hander Keenan Lum then protected the lead on his way to a complete-game win. Saint Louis put the tying run on second with one out in the bottom of the seventh, but Lum got a strikeout and a groundout to end the game.

“Keenan hung in there. It wasn’t his best game, but he showed his tenacity and kept throwing strikes,” Ramie said.

“He threw a lot of innings last year for us in the second half of the year. He may be a sophomore academically, but in baseball years he’s a veteran.”

At Central Oahu Regional Park

Keenan Lum and Moku Kukonu. Rico Garcia and Jordan Yamamoto.
W—Lum. L—Garcia.
Leading hitters—Kamehameha: Hoku Botelho, 2-4, 2B, RBI; Alika McGuire, 2B, 2 RBIs; Tyler Meditz, 2-3, 2 2B; Damien Toriki, RBI. Saint Louis: Isaac Ramboyon, 2-4; Rayson Romero, RBI; Garcia, 3-3.

ILH BASEBALL

No. 3 Punahou 7, ‘Iolani 1

Zachery Muenster allowed two hits and one run over six innings, and Rick Nomura homered for the Buffanblu.

At ‘Iolani

Zachery Muenster, David Torigue (7) and Kainoa Harrison. Caleb Duhay, Dane Arakawa (5) and John Ryan Matsuura.
W—Muenster. L—Duhay.
Leading hitters—Pun: Beau Branton 2-4, 2b, 2 runs; Rick Nomura HR, 2 runs; Tyler Loui 2-4. ‘Iol: Christian Donahue 2-3, 2b; Corey Nakakura 2b.

Maryknoll 8, Damien 2

Trevor Hirano went 3-for-5 with two doubles and five RBIs for the Spartans.

Maryknoll’s Ryan Nakamura scored three runs.

At Central Oahu Regional Park

Aaron Tom, Chase Uyema (6), Kaelen Hirashiki (7) and Blaine Hokama. Lyle Alloy-Glover, Tristan Florentin (6) and Alan Mohika.
W—Tom. L—Alloy-Glover.
Leading hitters—Mryk: Hirashiki 2-4; Trevor Hirano 3-5, 2 2bs, 5 RBIs; Darren Lau 2-4, 2 RBIs, 2 runs; Ryan Nakamura 3-4, 3 runs. Dam: Austin Gonzalez 2-3.

No. 1 Mid-Pacific 11, St. Francis 1

Isaiah Kiner-Falefa drove in five runs as the top-ranked Owls pounded out 15 hits to whip the Saints in six innings.

At Mid-Pacific Institute

Tyler Apuna, Kreighton Tsuruda (3), Bryson Davis (6) and Davis, Apuna (6). Ivan Dilda, Marcus Doi (3), Daniel Fentriss (5) and Doi, Cameron Igarashi (3).
W—Doi. L—Apuna.
Leading hitters—StF: Bryson Davis 2b; Tsuruda 2b, 2-3; Sean Baptiste 2-3. MPI: Isaiah Kiner-Falefa 2-4, 5 RBIs; Dylan Oda 2-3, RBI, run; Skylar Tengan 2-3, 3 runs; Brent Sakurai 2 RBIs; Fentriss 2b; Joshua Donovan 2b, 2 runs; Bryce Asao 2b, run, RBI.

OIA RED EAST BASEBALL

No. 8 Moanalua 6, Kahuku 2
No. 8 Moanalua 18, Kahuku 4

Austin Inabata pitched a four-hitter and went 3-for-4 with three doubles for Na Menehune in the opener.

In the six-inning second game, Elijah Monis went 3-for-3 with three runs scored and Mark Kuga drove in three runs to key Moanalua’s 22-hit attack.

At Moanalua

W—Austin Inabata. L—Iukini Hughes.
Leading hitters—Kah: Hekili Graygochea 3b; Evan Ramirez 3b. Moan: Inabata 3-4, 3 2bs, 2 runs; Austyn Nagamine 3b; Tyler Fujimoto 2-3.

Jaraad Salas, Brandon Mow (4), Jorden Takushi (5), Casey Isa (6). Justin Van Ness, John Paul Heuchling (1), Spencer Nagy (2), Michael Sabido (5).
W—Salas. L—Van Ness.
Leading hitters—Moan: Elijah Monis 3-3, 3 runs; Tyler Uchiyama 2-2; Justin Patterson 2-2, 2 2bs, 2 runs; Jake Nakagawa 2-2, 2b, 2 RBIs; Mark Kuga 2b, 3 RBIs; Christian Yap 2b, 2 RBIs. Kah: Spencer Nagy 2-3, 2 runs; Justin Van Ness 2-3, 2b, 2 RBIs; Kai Saniatan 2 RBIs.

Kalani 9, No. 7 Kaiser 4
No. 7 Kaiser 10, Kalani 2

Brandon Medeiros pitched a five-hitter, and Brandon Roberts went 2-for-3 with a triple and two RBIs as the Falcons beat the Cougars.

In the second game, Royce Kuromoto allowed two runs over six innings and also drove in three runs in Kaiser’s victory. Andy Verke Jr. and Jake Torigoe each scored three runs for the Cougars.

At Kahala Park

Jordan Alcoran, Aaron Oda (3), Jordan Simao (4), Michael Austin (6) and Makana Lyman. Brandon Medeiros and Chase Sumida.
W—Medeiros. L—Alcoran.
Leading hitters—Kais: Jake Torigoe 2-3, HR, 2 RBIs; Tyler Lau 2b; Lyman 2b. Kaln: Trevor Ozaki 2-3; Sumida HR, 2 runs; Jayson Okimoto 2b, 2 runs; Jase Furuya 2-3; Brandon Roberts 2-3, 3b, 2 RBIs.

Brandon Valenzuela, Trevor Ozaki (2), Royce Yamamoto (5), Brandon Roberts (6) and Chase Sumida. Royce Kuromoto, Ryan Wall (7) and Makana Lyman.
W—Kuromoto. L—Valenzuela.
Leading hitters—Kaln: Sean Romo 2-3; Sumida 2-2, 2b, 3b. Kais: Andy Verke Jr. 3-4, 3b, 3 runs; Tyler Lau 2-4; Jake Torigoe 2-2, 2b, 3 runs; Kelan Yoshioka 2 RBIs; Royce Kuromoto 2-4, 3 RBIs.

Castle 10, Roosevelt 2
Castle 9, Roosevelt 0

Eric Akamine pitched a three-hitter and Micah Camara went 4-for-4 with three runs scored for the Knights in the opener.

In the second game, Dustin Nakayama fired a one-hitter with eight strikeouts for Castle.

At Castle

Mikael Caris, Reece Okura (4) and Tyris Tominaga. Eric Akamine and Manoah Medrano. W—Akamine. L—Caris.
Leading hitters—Cast: Micah Camara 4-4, 3 runs; Akamine 2-3, 2b, 2 RBIs; Chaz Kobayashi 2-4, 2b; Christian Kapeliela 2-3, 2 RBIs.

Dustin Nakayama and Christian Kapeliela. Brandon Ikeda, Leighton Kahooilihala (6) and Michael Matsuoka.
W—Nakayama. L—Ikeda.
Leading hitters—Cast: Micah Camara 2-3, 2 runs; Andre Fraticelli 2b; Nakayama 3b. Roos: Kahooilihala 2b.

OIA RED WEST BASEBALL

Aiea 5, Leilehua 4
Aiea 9, Leilehua 7

Kaulana Wong pitched a three-hitter and Dadrian Ah Quin went 2-for-3 with a double for Na Alii.

In the second game, Ace Racuya and Wong drove in two runs each for Aiea.

At Fred Wright Park

Kaulana Wong and Brett Tanonaka. Lawrence Paas, Cody Academia (3) and Ian Kaopua.
W—Wong. L—Academia.
Leading hitters—Aiea: Trevor Ling 2-4; Ace Racuya 2-3; John Woodin 2b. Lei: Dadrian Ah Quin 2-3, 2b.

John Baptista, Taoy Aaron (6) and Aaron Craig Higa, Ian Kaopua. Jaycob Alcantra, John Woodin (5) and Ace Rycuya.
W—Alcantra. L—Baptista. S—Woodin.
Leading hitters—Lei: Higa 3-3; Cody Academia 2-3, 2 runs; Bronson Ancheta-Maeda 2-4. Aiea: Keanu Arke 3-4, 2 runs; Racuya 2-2, 2 RBIs, 2 runs; Kaulana Wong 3b, 2 RBIs; Daylan Pajimola 2-3.

Kapolei 6, Mililani 1
Mililani 4, Kapolei 3

The Hurricanes won the first game.

In the second game, five Trojans pitchers scattered nine hits, and Mililani scored three runs in the third inning with the help of four walks.

At Mililani

Javen Sakauye, Aron Okamoto (4), Trevor Inouye (5), Cristian Namoca (6), Troy Kakugawa (7) and Jameson Madrid. Robby Oliveros, Dylan White (3), Trey Kamachi-Allen (3) and William Leskovec.
W—Sakauye. L—Oliveros. S—Kakugawa.
Leading hitters—Mil: Shanztyn Agbayani‐Shibao 2-3; Justin Revilla 2-2. Kapo: Jared Ragasa 2-3, 2 RBIs; Leskovec 2-4, 2b; Oliveros 2-3; Chase Domogsac 2-2.

Waianae 7, No. 10 Campbell 0
No. 10 Campbell 4, Waianae 3

Jobe Cabral pitched a four-hitter and Joe Garcia drove in two runs as the Seariders beat the Sabers.

In the second game, Cole Nagamine’s double down the right-field line scored Kaeo Kapana with the go-ahead run in the top of the seventh as Campbell salvaged the split. The Sabers’ Rayven Kahana belted a two-run homer in the third.

At Campbell

Jobe Cabral and Joe Garcia. Jaris Flora, Cole Nagamine (NA) and Kaeo Kapana.
W—Cabral. L—Florda.
Leading hitters—Wain: Alan Ibanes 2-4, 2 runs; Garcia 2b, 2 RBIs; Sheaven Delima-Fereira 2b.

Rayven Kahana, Donato Gallano (5) and Tryzen Patricio, Kaeo Kapana (5). Sean Stevens-Sadomaru, Sheaven Delima-Fereira (5) and Darion Domingo, Joe Garcia (5).
W—Gallano. L—Delima-Fereira.
Leading hitters—Camp: Cole Nagamine 2-2, 2b; Rayven Kahana HR, 2 RBIs. Wain: Delima-Fereira 2-3; Chasetin Nash-Santiago 2-3.

OIA WHITE BASEBALL

Waipahu 11, Kalaheo 6

Jarinn Afaga-Abreu batted 2-for-4 with a double and four RBIs as the Marauders remained undefeated.

Waipahu’s Matapua Tulafale hit a two-run homer in the first and Justin Padilla doubled in three runs in the sixth.

At Waipahu

Christian Palmer, Joe Whiting (4) and Geoffrey Craighead. Drake Yoshioka, Dylan Sugimoto (7) and Matapua Tulafale.
W—Yoshioka. L—Palmer.
Leading hitters—Kalh: Bryan Silva 2-3; Whiting 2b, 2 RBIs; Nate Milca 2-3. Waip: Jarinn Afaga-Abreu 2-4, 2b, 4 RBIs; Tulafale 2-2, HR 2 RBIs; Justin Padilla 2b, 3 RBIs.

Nanakuli 10, Farrington 4

Daniel Mole went 3-for-4 with three triples and six RBIs as the Golden Hawks picked up their first win of the season.

Nanakuli’s Nathan Kipi pitched a three-hitter with nine strikeouts.

At Nanakuli

Shane Cabato-Machado and Dan Corrales. Nathan Kipi and Trae Hansen.
W—Kipi. L—Cabato-Machado.
Leading hitters—Farr: Corrales 2b, 2 RBIs. Nan: Kipi 3-4; Trae Hansen 3-4; Daniel Mole 3-4, 3 3bs, 6 RBIs; Joseph Kaliko 2-4.

Radford 8, Waialua 5

Paul Cavallaro went 2-for-3 with two RBIs, and Jesus Tenorio went 2-for-2 with three runs scored as the Rams remained undefeated.

At Waialua

Kekai Rivera-Albeso, Justin Tantog (3) and Robert Ladia. Harley Thompson, Paul Cavallaro (5) and Michael Vito.
W—Thompson. L—Rivera-Albeso.
Leading hitters—Rad: Jesus Tenorio 2-2, 3 runs; Kevin-Tyler Owens 2b; Cavallaro 2-3, 2 RBIs; Matthew Rojas 3b. Wail: Ladia 2-3, 3b; Tantog 2-4; Taleon Lele 2b, 2 RBIs.

Kaimuki 10, McKinley 0, 5 innings
McKinley 10, Kaimuki 7

No details were reported.

ILH SOFTBALL

No. 5 Kamehameha 4, No. 1 Mid-Pacific 3 (8 inn.)

Brandi-Lei Smith singled in Misty Hoohuli with the go-ahead run in the top of the eighth inning as the Warriors beat the Owls.

Kelley Gould added an RBI single for Kamehameha.

Mid-Pacific scored a run in the bottom of the eighth.

Kamehameha, Mid-Pacific and Punahou are tied atop the standings at 9-2.

At Mid-Pacific

Brandi-Lei Smith, Fahren Glackin (6) and Rachel Ogasawara, Christine Hipa (6). Keiki Carlos and Taylor Ann Oda.
W—Glackin. L—Carlos.
Leading hitters—KS: Kamalani Dung HR, 2 runs; Misty Hoohuli 2b; Smith 2-4. MPI: Kacy Aoki 2-4, 2 2bs, 2 runs; Tasi Docktor 2-4, 2b, 2 RBIs; Carlos 3-5.

No. 2 Punahou 12, West Pac 2

Shar Manu-Olevao and Jenna Shinsato combined on a one-hitter as the Buffanblu beat the Wolverines in a game shortened to six innings.

Punahou’s Mysha Sataraka went 3-for-4 with two doubles and a triple, and Reina Furuya went 2-for-3 with two doubles.

At Punahou

Chloe Lontayao and Brandi Okimoto. Shar Manu-Olevao, Jenna Shinsato (6) and Reina Furuya and Sara Jinee Buck.
W—Manu-Olevao. L—Lontayao.
Leading hitters—Pun: Reina Furuya 2-3, 2 2bs; Mysha Sataraka 3-4, 2 2bs, 3b.

‘Iolani 12, Pac-Five 9

Kirstyn Namba drove in two runs, and Alyssa Liilii and Alyssa Espiritu each went 2-for-3 for the Raiders.

‘Iolani got separation with a five-run third inning for a 7-2 lead.

At Ala Wai Field

Taylor Garcia-Perreira and Kirstyn Namba. Kaleihiwa Ah New and Kailee Russell.
W—Garcia-Perreira. L—Ah New.
Leading hitters—‘Iol: Alyssa Liilii 2-3, 2b; Alyssa Espiritu 2-3; Ula Reis-Moniz 2b; Namba 2 RBIs. P5: Russell 2-3; Kylee Yamamoto 2b.

OIA RED EAST SOFTBALL

Kaimuki 9, Kaiser 1

Ehlen Awaya pitched a four-hitter, and clubbed a two-run home run for the Bulldogs.

Kaimuki’s Krysta Yasui went 4-for-4 with a solo home run and four runs scored.

At Kaimuki

Kim Dilda, Rainelle Matusuoka (5), Shawna Kuroiwa (6) and Sadie Karratti-Abordo. Ehlen Awaya and Seplynn Aikau.
W—Awaya. L—Dilda.
Leading hitters—Kais: Kuroiwa 2b; Karratti-Abordo 2b. Kaim: Krysta Yasui 4-4, 2b, HR, 4 runs; Awaya 2-4, 2b, HR, 3 RBIs, 2 runs; Nikki Vongprochanh 3-4, 2 runs; Lani Preston 2-3, 2b, 2 RBIs.

Moanalua 12, Kalani 1

Leisha Yamauchi allowed just two hits as Na Menehune defeated the Falcons.

Cori Ann Sugai led Moanalua’s hitters with a double, three runs and an RBI.

At Central Oahu Regional Park

Jade Teruya and Kelli Muramaru. Leisha Yamauchi and Chrissi Omalza.
W—Yamauchi. L—Teruya.
Leading hitters—Moan: Cori Ann Sugai 2-2, 2b, 3 runs, RBI; Yamauchi 2b; Omalza 2-2, run; Kiana Guillermo 2-2, 2 runs, RBI.

OIA RED WEST SOFTBALL

Waianae 8, Pearl City 4
Waianae 11, Pearl CIty 0

Kulia Kaluhiokalani and Tiani Hensley drove in two runs each to power the Seariders.

In the second game, Piilani Smith-Keopuhiwa pitched a no-hitter with one walk and five strikeouts.

At Pearl City

W—Raelene Diorec. L—Sella Rodriguez.
Leading hitters—Wain: Kulia Kaluhiokalani 2-5, 2b, 2 RBI, 2 runs; Tiani Hensley 2 RBIs; Diorec 2-4, 2b; Kaley Kamaka 2-4; Shantil Apana-Burt 2-4; Kamalani Kamai 2-4, 2b. PC: Naomi Hernandez-Hama 2-3; Tiara Walker HR, 2 RBIs; Rodriguez 2-3, 2 RBIs.

Sella Rodridguez and NA. Piilani Smith-Keopuhiwa and NA.
W—Smith-Keopuhiwa. L—Rodriguez.
Leading hitters—Waianae: Tiani Hensley 2-4, 2 HR, 3 runs; 5 RBIs; Smith-Keopuhiwa 2b; Raelene Diorec 2b; Leanna Meyer 2-3, 2b; K. Kamai 2-3, HR, 3 RBIs; .

OIA WHITE SOFTBALL

Radford 9, Waialua 4
Waialua 11, Radford 10

Miracle Fata went 3-for-4 with a double, a homer and three runs scored, and the Rams took advantage of nine errors to hand the Bulldogs their first loss of the league season.

In the second game, Kaili Agabin tripled to lead off the top of the eighth and scored on Ciara Balidoy’s sacrifice as the Bulldogs earned a split.

At Waialua

Ritanna Pocaigue and Ilona Peterson. Sabrina Tolentino and Gabby Maxwell.
W—Pocaigue. L—Tolentino.
Leading hitters—Rad: Miracle Fata 3-4, 2b, HR, 3 runs; Wynona Sugiyama 3b. Wail: Ciara Balidoy 3-4; Kaili Agabin 2-4; Nicole Verdadero 2-4.

Sabrina Tolentino and Gabby Maxwell. Ritanna Pocaigue and Ilona Peterson.
W—Tolentino. L—Pocague.
Leading hitters—Waialua: Kaili Agabin 3-5, 2b, 3b, 2 RBIs, 2 runs; Charee Wong 2-5, HR, 2 RBIs; Kiara Kamakea 3-4, 2 RBIs; Maxwell 2-5, 2 runs. Radford: P. Moore 3-4, HR, 4 RBIs, 3 runs; Wynona Sugiyama 2-4, HR, 2 RBIs, 2 runs; Pocaigue 2-4, 2b, 2 runs; Peterson 2-4, 3 RBIs.

McKinley 23, Anuenue 13
McKinley 32, Anuenue 3

Jaclyn Galinato went 2-for-3 with five RBIs for the Tigers.

In the second game, Jillian Cristobal pitched a two-hitter, and the Tigers had two eight-run innings.

At Kaimuki

S. Williams-Kahookele and T. Silva. Kimberly Amor and Rachel Amor.
W—K. Amor. L—Williams-Kahookele.
Leading hitters—Anue: H. Haumea 2-5; K. Luke 2-3, 2 RBIs. McK: Jaclyn Galinato 2-3, 5 RBIs; Precious Cabanlet 2-4.

Jillian Cristobal and Rachel Amor. P. Silva and K. Oana-Momoa.
W—Cristobal. L—Silva.
Leading hitter—McK: Kay Tehotu 2-3, 2 RBIs.

Kalaheo 16, Farrington 0
Kalaheo 13, Farrington 2

The Mustangs routed the Governors in both games of the doubleheader.

Kalaheo’s Sarah Fitzherbert pitched in the opener and also went 4-for-4 with two doubles and two home runs.

At Lanakila District Park

Sarah Fitzherbert and Janica Dement. Sherry Longrdrik and Lehuanani Newo.
W—Fitzherbert. L—Longrdrik.
Leading hitters—Kalh: Fitzherbert 4-4, 2 RBIs, two 2bs, 2 HRs; Tuiai Elisara 3-4, 2 RBIs, HR; Mahina Turner 2-2, HR; Tiana Cocker 2-3, two 2bs; Venise Elisara 3-4; Dement 3-4; Kawai Hussey 2b, RBI.

Sherry Pam Longrdrik and Lehuanani Newo. Tiana Cocker, Mahina Turner (3) and Kawai Hussey.
W—Turner. L—Longrdrik.
Leading hitters—Farr: Newo 3-3, 2b; A. Orsinio 2-3. Kalh: Tuiai Elisara 3-3, 2 RBIs, two 2bs; Turner 3-3, 2 RBIs, 3b; Cocker HR, 2 RBIs; Venise Elisara 2-3, two 2bs; Hussey 2-3, RBI.