Honor Roll

GIRLS SOCCER

» Kiani Halushka, Kamehameha:Scored two goals in a win over Pac-Five and followed it up with a goal in a win over Punahou.

» Randi Fontes, Pearl City:Had a hat trick in a win over Waipahu.

» Pikake Kaneshiro, ‘Iolani: Scored the lone goal in a win over Pac-Five.

» Shania Mohika, Moanalua: Scored the lone goal in a win over Kahuku.

BOYS SOCCER

» Keo Ponce, Kapolei: Scored three goals in a win over Waianae.

» Aaron Russ, Radford: Scored three goals in a win over Waianae.

» Jae Won Huh, Aiea: Scored three goals in a win over Nanakuli.

» Shandon Hopeau, Kapolei: Scored three goals in a win over Waipahu.

» KJ Ahlo, ‘Iolani:Scored three goals in a win over Damien.

» Dillon Waidyatilleka, ‘Iolani: Scored three goals in a win over Damien.

BOYS BASKETBALL

» Chance Kalaugher, Kaiser: Scored 22 points in a loss to Farrington.

» Valen Inaura, Roosevelt: Had 19 points as the Rough Riders upset McKinley.

» Kekai Smith, Kalaheo:Scored 24 points before sitting out the fourth quarter in a win over Anuenue. He then scored 15 in a win over Kailua.

» Samuta Avea, Kahuku:Scored 26 points with three 3-pointers in an overtime win over McKinley.

» Matthew Bishop, Kailua:Scored 21 points in an overtime win over Kalani.

» Josh Burnett, Maryknoll:Scored 32 points in a win over Saint Louis.

» Jimmy Nunuha, Saint Louis: Scored 27 points in a loss to Maryknoll.

» Jamaal Willis, Moanalua:Scored 21 points in a win over Kalani.

» Jerry Betiru, Kaimuki: Put up 23 points against Kahuku and 15 against Anuenue.

» Lucas St. George, Waiakea:Scored 25 points and pulled down 10 rebounds in a loss to Hawaii Prep.

GIRLS BASKETBALL

» Roselyn Shimaoka, Kaiser: Scored 22 points in a win over Kalani.

» Tyra Moe, Punahou:Scored 17 points in an upset of Kamehameha.

» Lachae McColor, Moanalua:Scored 21 points in a loss to Roosevelt.

» Sharice Kawakami, Roosevelt: Led the Rough Riders with 14 points in a win over previously undefeated Moanalua.

» Brooke Ho, Kaiser:Scored 20 points in a win over Kaimuki.

» Sierra Koki, Castle: Scored 21 points in a win over Kalaheo.

» Mikaela Limper, Mililani: Scored 20 points in a win over Pearl City.

» Mich’lae Higa, Aiea:Scored 24 of her team’s 41 points in a win over Waipahu.

» Jasmine Moody, Radford:Scored 23 points in a loss to Kapolei.

» Taylor Pocock, Keaau:Scored 22 points in a loss to Waiakea.

SWIMMING

» Jasmine Mau, Punahou: Won the 200 freestyle, 100 backstroke and helped the Buffanblu win the 200 medley relay.

» Lena Hayakawa, Pac-Five:Won the 100 freestyle and 200 individual medley at an ILH event at ‘Iolani while contributing to a victory in the 400 freestyle relay.

» Sam Sutherland, Punahou:Won the 500 freestyle and helped the Buffanblu to a win in the 200-yard medley relay.

» Ryan Stack, Kamehameha:Won the 200 free and helped the Warriors to a victory in the 200 free relay.

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 NOTEBOOK

Eagles have landed

St. Francis earned every bit of its accolades after winning the Division II boys basketball state title last year.

Damien stepped up this season and is primed for a state-tourney berth with 6-foot-7 Kapi‘ina King scoring big.

But Hawaii Baptist? The running Eagles have already knocked off both ILH D-II powers. Coach George Weeks’ team, with guard B.J. Hosaka scoring 15 points, upset St. Francis 49-48 at the Saints’ new gym last Tuesday, then toppled Damien 51-48 on Friday.

With a crowd of 1,000 packing Dan Liu Gym, Hosaka pumped in 24 points in the win over Damien, with 6-foot Jordan Kauwe and 6-3 John Killough providing muscle on the boards.

"It was the biggest, loudest crowd we’ve had for any sport," HBA athletic director Deren Oshiro said.

Answering the call

It might be coach Bobbie Awa’s biggest challenge in the two decades she has been coach of the Konawaena girls basketball program.

There is not much depth, not much height and a lot of inexperience. But Awa does have talent in Alaska transfer Jasmine Perea, returnee Ihi Victor, rebounder Selena Molina and, of course, premier scorer Chanelle Molina.

The sophomore played a key supporting role last season for the Wildcats as they reached the state final before losing to Kamehameha. Now, Molina is in workhorse mode, accepting the responsibility of additional scoring. The speedy, springy guard scored 28 points in a 66-41 win over Kamehameha-Hawaii on Saturday. That came not long after a 45-point effort in a win over Ka‘u. Konawaena is 6-0 in BIIF play.

HMA hotter than hot

For decades, Hawaiian Mission was the school that had its own gym but didn’t play varsity basketball.

Now, HMA’s girls team is playing hoops as well as any tiny school in the state. Hawaiian Mission avenged an early-season loss in a 45-38 win over Island Pacific on Wednesday to improve to 4-1 in league play with three games remaining on the slate.

After the league seasons, there’s nothing else for the state’s smallest programs. Adding a state tournament for Division III, which was suggested heartily by former Kamehameha-Hawaii athletic director Bob Wagner several years ago, may come some day.

The HHSAA’s guidelines for creating a state tournament for any sport include a minimum of three participating teams per league, and a minimum of three leagues playing for respective titles