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ScoringLive staffMay 2, 2014, 10:22pm
The Kapolei boys and Pearl City girls won the Oahu Interscholastic Association Team Championships at Waipahu High School Friday night.
In the boys' final, Kapolei defeated Moanalua, 60-40. The Hurricanes got 10-point wins by Jayson Pagurayan, Anthony Brett, Bryson Hughes and Isaiah Alapai. Kapolei, the West top seed, beat Kalani (87-10) in the quarterfinal round and Pearl City (80-20) in the semifinals.
In the girls' final, Pearl City topped Mililani, 77-20. The Chargers got 10-point wins by Adrienne Nazareno, Chastyne Dolor, Joen Tominaga, Netanya Kang and Trudi Eltagonde. Pearl City, the West top seed, beat Farrington (92-0) in the quarterfinal round and Roosevelt (80-20) in the semifinals.
The top four boys and girls teams from the East and West qualified for the eight-team, single-elimination tournament.
The Hawaii High School Athletic Association State Championships will be held Saturday, May 10 at the Stan Sheriff Center.
Oahu Interscholastic Association Judo Team ChampionshipsFridayAt Waipahu High SchoolGirls' resultsQuarterfinalsMililani 60, Moanalua 40Roosevelt 60, Campbell 40Pearl City 92, Farrington 0McKinley 60-Aiea 40.SemifinalsPearl City 80, Roosevelt 20Mililani 80, McKinley 10ChampionshipPearl City 77, Mililani 2010-point winners—PC: Adrienne Nazareno, Chastyne Dolor, Joen Tominaga, Netanya Kang, Trudi Eltagonde. MILI: Kaylin Castro, Haylie Shinsato.Boys' resultsQuarterfinalsMililani 65, Castle 30Pearl City 70, Roosevelt 30Moanalua 82, Campbell 10Kapolei 87, Kalani 10SemifinalsMoanalua 50, Mililani 40Kapolei 80, Pearl City 20ChampionshipKapolei 60, Moanalua 4010-point winners—KAP: Jayson Pagurayan, Anthony Brett, Bryson Hughes, Isaiah Alapai. MOA: Caleb Reyes, Chevy Felicilda, Kulana Salera, Zorich Palimoo.
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