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High School Beat

For Wednesday, January 7, 2009

By Star-Bulletin staff

POSTED: 01:30 a.m. HST, Jan 07, 2009

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This story has been corrected. See below.

ATHLETES OF THE WEEK

Matt Gasparine-Young Kalaheo basketball
The senior forward scored 24 points against Hilo, and had six of his 18 points in the final quarter to spark an overtime win over Farrington.

Hi'ilei Cummings Kahuku High School basketball
The versatile 5-foot-9 junior scored 17 points against Kaimuki and 21 against Waipahu.

HONOR ROLL

BOYS BASKETBALL

» Noah Chong-Viernes, University: 24 points against Island Pacific
» Kainoa Chu, 'Iolani: named to the all-tournament team at Na Menehune Reebok Holiday Classic
» Dylan Farias, Kailua: 20 points against Roosevelt
» Aaron Fernandez, Kalaheo: 22 points against Hilo
» Jray Galeai, Kahuku: 16 points against Kaimuki
» Chase Hazelwood, Lanakila Baptist: 21 points against Kamehameha II
» Marcus Holyfield, Mid-Pacific: 18 points against Mililani
» Christian Kaho'okaulana, Kamehameha-Hawaii: 15 points against Kailua
» Quentin Kimura, Radford: 20 points against Waipahu
» Jason Ko, Christian Academy: 31 points, including three treys, against Le Jardin
» Derrell Lee, Radford: 15 points against Waipahu
» Anthony Niederschmidt, Waianae: 18 points against Nanakuli
» Reid Oshiro, Roosevelt: 15 points against Leilehua; 15 points against Kailua
» Isaiah Tilton, Castle: 16 points against Wasilla (Alaska)
» Kendall Tomas, Waipahu: 15 points against Radford
» Trevyn Tulonghari, 'Iolani: scored 10 points to lead the Raiders over Menlo-Atherton (Calif.) in the final of Na Menehune Reebok Holiday Classic and was named to the all-tournament team
» Michael Urcia, Christian Academy: 16 points against Le Jardin
» Pablo Warner, 'Iolani: named to the all-tournament team at Na Menehune Reebok Holiday Classic
» Tavita Woodard, McKinley: 17 points against Moanalua

GIRLS BASKETBALL

» Shauna Ah Yen, Baldwin: 15 points against Maui
» Jordan Ahakuelo, Pearl City: 17 points against Radford
» Jennifer Ching, Punahou: made a follow shot with 1 second left to give Punahou a 41-39 win at Mid-Pacific
» Alyssa Cummings, Kahuku: 17 points against Kaimuki; 21 points against Waipahu
» Tatiana Dinson, McKinley: 18 points against Kailua; 24 points against Kalani
» Dejah Faasoa, Kaimuki: 22 points against Kahuku
» Jorina Faletoi, McKinley: 16 points against Kalani
» Narissa Fujii, Hawaii Baptist: 16 points against Hanalani
» Jamie Higa, Kalani: 17 points against Farrington
» Raecha-Ann Kauahikaua, Sacred Hearts: 15 points against Mid-Pacific
» Noelani Kawashima, St. Andrew's Priory: 18 points, including four 3-pointers, against Maryknoll
» Tami Konishi, 'Iolani: 19 points, including five treys, against Kamehameha
» Kamri Lin, Sacred Hearts: 12 rebounds and five points against Mid-Pacific
» Kuhina Luis, Sacred Hearts: 16 points and 15 rebounds against Mid-Pacific
» Rachel Matalau, Hanalani: 26 points against Hawaii Baptist
» Ashlyn Onaga, Kalani: 17 points against Farrington
» Lusina Otineru, Farrington: 18 points against Kalani
» Rachael Rickard, Lahainaluna: 33 points against King Kekaulike
» Crystal Tagudin, Aiea: 16 points against Campbell
» Brydgette Tatupu-Leopoldo, Farrington: 15 points against Kalani
» Milika Taufa, Lahainaluna: 28 points against Maui
» Mikela Thoemmes, Roosevelt: 19 points against Castle
» Brenda Walker, McKinley: 20 points against Kalani
» Keline Yoshimura, Hawaii Baptist: 17 points against Hanalani

BOYS SOCCER

» Dylan Daguay, Aiea: two goals against Nanakuli
» Branden Galapia, Waialua: two goals against Radford
» Max Hannemann, Kahuku: two goals against Kalani
» Danny Higa, Kalani: three goals against Kahuku
» Vinson Nana, Waipahu: two goals against Waianae
» Ryan Pena, Roosevelt: two goals against Kalaheo
» Mason Puckett, Aiea: two goals against Kapolei
» Warren Sage Spencer, Saint Louis: two goals against Damien
» Beau Stueber, Kaiser: two goals against Castle

GIRLS SOCCER

» Alana Aluli, Kahuku: two goals against Moanalua
» Logan Chan, Sacred Hearts: two goals against St. Francis
» Tani Costa, Kalani: two goals against Kahuku
» Tiana Fujimoto, Moanalua: two goals against Kahuku
» Pua Hall, Kamehameha-Hawaii: four goals against Hawaii Prep
» 'Io Heaukulani, Kamehameha-Hawaii: two goals against Hawaii Prep
» Ashley Kaneshiro-Quitog, Mililani: two goals against Waialua
» Danalynne Liacuna, St. Francis: two goals against Sacred Hearts
» Karli Look, Punahou: two goals against Mid-Pacific
» Krystal Pascua, 'Iolani: four goals against St. Francis

To nominate:

Call: 529-4321. Fax: 529-4787. E-mail: sports@starbulletin.com

Boys Basketball Top 10

The Top 10 high school boys basketball teams in Hawaii as 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. Not including last night's results.

Team, Record	Last Gane	Next Game	PTS.	PVS.
1. Kamehameha (12), 8-2	beat St. Edmund's	vs. Saint Louis	180	1
2. 'Iolani (6), 10-3	beat Meno-Atherton	at Mid-Pacific	163	3
3. Kahuku (1), 6-1	beat Kaimuki	at Kaiser	155	5
4. Punahou, 7-4	lost to Kahuku	at Damien	139	2
5. Kaimuki, 7-5	lost to Kahuku	at Kalaheo	70	6
6. Mililani, 7-2	beat Mid-Pacific	vs. Kapolei	63	--
7. Saint Louis, 5-2	beat Hamamatsu	vs. Mid-Pacific	58	10
8. Moanalua, 6-5	beat McKinley	at Farrington	57	9
9. Mid-Pacific, 6-4	lost to Mililani	vs. 'Iolani	50	7
10. Kalaheo, 7-3	beat Farrington	vs. Kaimuki	48	4

» Also receiving votes: Waiakea 28, Konawaena 9, Baldwin 5, Kamehameha-Hawaii 5, Keaau 4, Leilehua 3, Radford 3, Castle 2, Lahainaluna 2, Roosevelt 1.

» No longer in top 10 (previous rank): Waiakea (No. 8).

Girls Basketball Top 10

The Top 10 high school girls basketball teams in Hawaii as 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. Not including last night's results.

Team, Record	Last Week	This Weekv	PTS.	PVS.
1. Punahou (15), 7-2	beat Mid-Pacific	vs. Kamehameha	176	1
2. Farrington (1), 7-4	beat Kalani	vs. Castle	148	2
3. Konawaena, 8-2	beat Menlo	at Hilo	137	4
4. Lahainaluna, 9-1	beat Maui	at KS-Maui	111	3
5. Mid-Pacific, 11-2	beat Sacred Hearts	vs. 'Iolani	103	6
6. 'Iolani (1), 5-5	beat Kamehameha	vs. Sacred Hearts	90	8
7. Kamehameha, 5-4	lost to 'Iolani	at Punahou	72	5
8. Waiakea, 5-5	lost to Mid-Pacific	vs. Honokaa	52	9
9. Honokaa, 9-6	beat St. Catherine's	at Waiakea	31	10
10. Kahuku, 8-2	beat Waipahu	vs. Kalaheo	22	7

» Also receiving votes: Kaimuki 14, Sacred Hearts 14, McKinley 8, Kamehameha-Hawaii 3, Aiea 2, Hilo 2, Roosevelt 2, Keaau 1, Maryknoll 1.

CORRECTION

Thursday, January 8, 2009

» Hi'ilei Cummings of Kahuku High School was the Star-Bulletin's athlete of the week for last week. This story originally had an incorrect name and school.