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McKinley runners get it done

Two sets of brothers helped McKinley win Saturday’s OIA cross country title.

Senior Vincent Mitsui was seventh, sophomore twins Allan and Johnathan Epstein finished 10th and 12th, and junior Kyle Mitsui placed 18th. Julio Solorzano (34th) rounded out the team’s scoring five and the Tigers finished with a meet-low 81 points.

The team left Central Oahu Regional Park not knowing it won because results weren’t available due to technical difficulties.

McKinley’s last title was in 2001, and the Tigers finished way back in 14th in the meet last year. Kalaheo’s Makai Clemons won the boys race on Saturday in 16:07.85.

ATHLETES OF THE WEEK

BOYS

Alohi Gilman
Kahuku football
The Red Raiders senior did a little bit of everything against Farrington. Gilman caught an 11-yard touchdown pass, made a touchdown-saving tackle on fourth-and-goal from the 2 and returned a kickoff 53 yards to set up the game-winning score with 10 seconds left in a win over the Govs on Thursday.

GIRLS

Jojo Kruize
Moanalua volleyball
The junior put down 21 kills in a win over Kapolei for Na Menehune’s first OIA championship since 2007. She put down 18 kills in a sweep of Nanakuli two days earlier to punch Moanalua’s ticket to states for the 13th year in a row. Only Kahuku, which also made the tournament this year, has a longer active streak with 14.

HONOR ROLL

FOOTBALL

» McKenzie Milton, Mililani: Trojans quarterback was 22-for-29 for 263 yards and four touchdowns and rushed for 74 yards and another score in a win over Campbell on Thursday.

» Kanawai Noa, Punahou: Receiver caught 12 balls for 176 yards and scored the game-winning touchdown on a 52-yard reception in a win over Saint Louis. Noa surpassed Miah Ostrowski as Punahou’s all-time receiving leader with 3,361 yards.

» Jordan Taamu, Pearl City: Quarterback threw five touchdown passes in a win over Radford on Saturday.

» Tua Tagovailoa, Saint Louis: Quarterback was 24-for-39 for 334 yards and three touchdowns and rushed for another against Punahou.

» Kalakaua Timoteo, Mililani: Receiver had seven catches for 102 yards and two touchdowns against Campbell after missing the previous game with a shoulder injury.

» Ephraim Tuliloa, Punahou: Quarterback was 32-for-49 for 346 yards and three touchdowns, including the game-winning 52 yard pass to beat Saint Louis.

AIR RIFLERY

» Isabel Villanueva, St. Francis: Shot a three-round total of 550 to win the ILH girls championship.

» Evan Ebesu, Pac-Five: Shot a 540 with 14 bulls to win the ILH title.

CROSS COUNTRY

» Amanda Beaman, ‘Iolani: Repeated as the ILH champion with a time of 19 minutes, 25.55 seconds.

» Kaeo Kruse, Kamehameha: Beat teammate Kainalu Asam to win the ILH with a time of 15:59.14.

» Makai Clemons, Kalaheo: Won the OIA boys championship for the second straight year, clocking a 16:07.85.

THE TOP 10

Voted on by coaches and media from around the state. First-place votes in parentheses. Ten points for first-place votes, nine for second, eight for third, etc.

FOOTBALL

Also receiving votes: Nanakuli 12, Kaiser 6, Maui 4, Kapaa 4, ‘Iolani 4, Pearl City 3, Waianae 2.

VOLLEYBALL

Also receiving votes: Kahuku 19, Punahou II 7, Kalaheo 6, Hawaii Baptist 2, Hilo 1, Nanakuli 1, Mid-Pacific 1, Kailua 1.