The Kamehameha quartet of Keola Pedrina, Justin Desaki, Noah Sua-Godinet and Kane came in at 42.64 seconds in the 4-by-100-meter relay, breaking the 2011 mark of 42.83 set by Saint Louis, which included Marcus Mariota, Jared Tomaszek, Duke Bukoski and Jeremy Tabuyo. Greg Yamamoto | SL

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In track and field, the relay involves the handing off of the baton.

So it was symbolic that Kamehameha senior Dylan Kane was a member of the Warriors' 4-by-100-meter record relay team at Friday's Interscholastic League of Honolulu track and field championships at Kunuiakea Stadium.

The Warriors quartet of Keola Pedrina, Justin Desaki, Noah Sua-Godinet and Kane came in at 42.64 seconds, breaking the 2011 mark of 42.83 set by Saint Louis, which included Marcus Mariota, Jared Tomaszek, Duke Bukoski and Jeremy Tabuyo. Just when Mariota is leaving Oregon for the NFL Tennessee Titans, Kane, a receiver/defensive back, will be an incoming freshman for the Ducks this fall.

The record was just one highlight of Kamehameha's sweep of the ILH team championships. The boys' tallied 167 points to runner-up Punahou's 154, while the girls amassed 163.5 points to second-place Punahou's 124.

"It's amazing," said Kane, who knew that Mariota was part of that record relay team. "All the things he's accomplishing, now to think that our team was faster than their team."

It wasn't the only 2011 meet record to be broken. Iolani senior Lindsey Combs shattered the 300-meter hurdles with a time of 43.4 seconds, beating the previous mark of 44.64 set by Punahou's Julia Brand in 2011.

"It feels really good," said Combs, tearing up upon learning of the record. "I was shooting for that ever since last year. It feels go to have finally made it…it means a lot more to know that I have the record because it means I was the best of all time. it's really validating."

Combs came within four-one-hundredths of a second of claiming the 100-meter hurdles record of 14.91 seconds set in 2013 by Iolani's Abrianna Johnson-Edwards.

Combs also was a member of the Raiders' 4-by-400-meter relay team, which came in second originally. Punahou crossed the line first, but was disqualified as one of its runners ran on the lane's line, according to meet officials.

Besides the record relay, Kamehameha got a boost from senior Kayson Smith-Bejgrowicz, who won the long jump (22 feet, .75 inches), triple jump (44-09.25) and high jump (6-02.00).

"It's amazing," Smith-Bejgrowicz said. "It just goes to how much my coaches, my teammates and everyone else who push me and make me better. I can't thank everyone enough."

Kano Kruse took the two distance races: 1,500 (4:02.88) and 3,000 (9:27.01).

Another triple winner was Hawaii Baptist Academy freshman Madison Moku. She captured the three sprints: 100 meters (12.77 seconds), 200 (26.33) and 400 (58.74). She accounted for all of HBA's 30 team points, which landed her school fourth.

"I really worked hard for it," Combs said. "I thank all my coaches, my dad. My parents helped me get to where I am today."

Ironically, Smith-Bejgrowicz's and Moku's parents were star athletes at opposite alma maters. Smith-Bejgrowicz's mother, Shauna Bejgrowicz, was an all-star athlete for the Eagles and Moku's father, Sam, was a mulit-sport star for the Warriors and later for the University of Hawaii. The elder Moku also is Kamehameha's former track coach.

The younger Moku remembers tagging along with her dad to track practice at the same site of Friday's championships. She recalled playing in the sand of the long-jump pits.

"He would bring me and I started out playing in the sand pits," Madison Moku said. "Then I started to run. Then in seventh grade, I really liked this; I would run summer track. I really liked it."

Meanwhile, Kamehameha's girls dominated the field events. Shantel Aleki won the shot put (36 feet, eight inches), Kayla Afoa claimed the long jump (16-05.50), Reyn Akiu took the triple jump (35-10.75) and Cassidy Apo captured the high jump (5-00.00). The Warriors also won the 4-by-100 relay with Mikiala Maio, Afoa, Kaohu and Sarah Lau with a time of 50.62 seconds.

"Since inter(mediate) time, we've had a lot of field-event people," Apo said. "I know for girls, there's a lot of volleyball players and that's why they take up a lot of the jumps. But the field event people really do work hard. We're always competing against each other."

Boys

Team standings
1. Kamehameha, 167 points
2. Punahou, 154
3. Iolani 96
4. Mid-Pacific Insitute, 42
5. Saint Louis, 19
6. Damien 8
7, Pac-Five, 6
8. Hawaii Baptist Academy, 1

Individual
Discus
1. Kamuela Borden, Iolani, 172-08
2. Wesley Faagau, Kamehameha, 150-04
3. Alema Kapoi, Kamehameha, 148-00
4. Jerrod Mose, Punahou, 140-02
5. JP Muasau, Punahou, 135-10
6. Jedadiah Lulu, Saint Louis, 132-05

Shot put
1. Alema Kapoi Kamehameha, 54-05.5
2. Joshua Hauanio, Iolani, 49-03.50
3. Andrew Aleki, Kamehameha 49-01
4. Kamuela Borden, Iolani, 48-10
5. JP Muasau, Punahou, 46-09.25
6. Chris-Gordon Ulufale, Kamehameha, 45-10.5

Long jump
1. Kayson Smith-Bejgrowicz, Kamehameha, 22-00.75
2. Keola Pedrina, Kamehameha, 21.08
3. Hunter Lee, Punahou, 21-06.75
4. Clayce Akeo, Mid-Paciific, 21.04.25
5. Jacob Wright, Kamehameha, 20-09.25
6. Ethan Ng Pack, Punahou, 20-06.75

Triple jump
1. Kayson Smith-Bejgrowicz, Kamehameha, 44.09.25
2. Eamon Brady, Punahou, 43.-10.75
3, Kamana Hobbs, Punahou, 43-01.25
4. Ethan Ng Pack, Punahou, 42.02.25
5. Jacob Wright, Kamehameha 41.06.75
6. Dylan Silva, Kamehameha, 41.01.5

High jump
1. Kayson Smith-Bejgrowicz, Kamehameha, 6-02
2. Clayce Akeo, Mid-Pacific, 6-00
3. Bailey Wilson, Punahou, 5-10
4. Petere Hanohano-Hashimoto, Kamehameha, 5-10
5. Matt Alfelor, Punahou, 5-08
6. Nick Endo, Punahou, 5-8.

Pole vault
1. Kyle Bosworth Punahou 13-0
2. Logan Rubasch, Iolani, 13-0
3. Alex Liu, Iolani, 12-06
4. Nick Kapule, Punahou 12-06
5. Robin Lin, Punahou, 12-0
6. Maddux Kimura, Punahou 12-0

110-meter hurdles
1. Jonathan Liu, Iolani, 14.84
2. Kamana Hobbs, Punahou, 15.26
3. Mario Kaluhiokalani, Kamehameha, 15.39
4. Evan Iwanaga, Kamehameha, 15.62
5. Micah Liana, Saint Louis, 15.80
6. Quade Aiu, Kamehameha, 16.48

100 meters
1. Keoni-Kordell Makekau, Iolani, 11.01
2. Jhaven Spear, Saint Louis, 11.14
3. Kanawai Noa, Punahou, 11.18
4. Keola Pedrina, Kamehameha, 11.19
5. Noah Sua-Godinet, Kamehameha, 11.24
6. Justin Desaki, Kamehameha, 11.37

1,500 meters
1. Kaeo Kruse, Kamehameha 4:02.88
2. Connor Lehl, Punahou 4:04.13
3. Gordon Kowalkowski, Punahou, 4:10.05
4. Kainalu Asam, Kamehameha, 4:14.13
5. David Kim, Iolani, 4:19.01
6. Race Oshiro, Kamehameha, 4:23.77

4x100-meter relay
1. Kamehameha (Keola Pedrina, Justin Desaki, Noah Sua-Godinet, Dylan Kane), 42.64 seconds, breaks previous mark of 42.83 set by Saint Louis in 2011.
2. Punahou, 43.67
3. Damien 45.61
4. Iolani, 49.13

400 meters
1. Donovan Brown, Punahou, 50.74
2. Brevin Ako, Kamehameha, 51.47
3. Avery Curet, Iolani, 51.71
4. Nate Ng, Mid-Pacific, 52.00
5. Aaron Hobson, Mid-Pacific, 52.00
6. Justin Matias, Punahou, 52.56

300 meters
1. Jonathan Liu, Iolani, 39.22
2. Quade Aiu, Kamehameha, 39.96
3. Ausitn Ellison, Iolani, 4074
4. Mario Kaluhiokalani, Kamehameha 41.13
5. Evan Iwanaga, Kamehameha, 41.42
6. Masa Sakamoto, Punahou, 41.47

800 meters
1. Gordon Kowalkowski, Punahou, 1:55.29
2. Joseph Screen Mid-Pacific, 1:59.82
3. Jonas Kurihara, Punahou, 2:01.76
4. Drew Kargol, Mid-Pacific, 2:02.14
5. Kennedy Brown, Punahou, 2:02.29
6. Ian Gingerich, Punahou, 2:02.34

200 meters
1. Kanawai Noa, Punahou, 22.63
2. Jhaven Spear, Saint Louis, 23.08
3. Avery Curet, Iolani, 23.10
4. Brandon Ho, Mid-Pacific, 23.18
5. Justin Desaki, Kamehameha, 23.12
6. Noah Sua-Godinet, Kamehameha, 23.57

3,000 meters
1. Kaeo Kruse, Kamehameha, 9:27.01
2. Connor Lehl, Punahou, 9:30.64
3. Craig Shaner, Pac-Five, 9:42.73
4. Grant Kam, Kamehameha ,9:45.81
5. Nicholas Arima, Iolani, 9:46.31
6. Kainalu Asam, Kamehameha, 9:46.76

4x400-meter relay
1. Punahou (Eamon Brady, Justin Matias, Aaron Woo, Donovan Brown), 3:26.77
2. Mid-Pacific, 3:27.71
3. Kamehameha, 3:29.06
4. Iolani, 3:34.18
5. Damien, 3:43.09
6. Hawaii Baptist, 3:43.46.

Girls

Team standings
1. Kamehameha, 163.5 points
2. Punahou, 124
3. Iolani, 106.5
4. Hawaii Baptist, 30
5. Sacred Hearts Academy, 27
6. Pac-Five, 25
7. Damien, 14
8. Mid-Pacific Insitute, 5

Individual
Discus
1. Melenaite Vaea, Damien, 109-08
2. Bailey Wilson-Pena, Kamehameha, 102-11
3. Maia Graham, Iolani, 102-09
4. Kaylen Higa, Punahou, 100-11
5. Tatijana Calimpong-Burke, Iolani, 94-09
6. Tamlyn Kurata, Iolani, 93-04

Shot put
1. Shantel Aleki, Kamehameha, 36-08.00
2. Bailey Wilson-Pena, Kamehameha, 35-11.00
3. Kaylen Higa, Punahou, 33-09.50
4. Melenaite Vaea, Damien, 33-09.00
5. Laulea Akana-Phillips, Kamehameha, 31-09.50
6. Devine Tanuvasa-Fuaga, Punahou 31-09.00

Long jump
1. Kayla Afoa, Kamehameha, 16-06.50
2. Tiyana Hallums, Kamehameha, 16-05.25
3. Mikiala Maio, Kamehameha, 16-04.50
4. Jocelyn Chen, Sacred Hearts 15-10.00
5. Kelly Watanabe, Iolani, 15-0.50
6. Allie Portis, Punahou, 15-03.50

Triple jump
1. Reyn Akiu, Kamehameha, 35-10.75
2. Mikiala Maio, Kamehameha, 35-09.25
3. Tiyana Hallums, Kamehameha, 35.03.75
4. Anuenue Zoller, Punahou, 35.03.50
5. Rachel Dunn, Iolani, 34-03.00
6. Kristina Ricote, Pac-Five, 34-02.00

Pole vault
1. Jessica Lee, Iolani, 10-06.00
2. Phoebe Miller, Kamehameha, 9-06.00
3. Romance Romero, Kamehameha 9-06.00
4. Taylor Higa, Punahou, 9-00.00
5t. Meagan Risso, Kamehameha, 9-00.00
5t. Kayla Ozawa, Iolani, 9-00.00

100-meter hurdles
1. Lindsey Combs, Iolani, 14.95
2. Aubrie Usui, Iolani, 16.48
3. Anuenue Zoller, Punahou, 16.70
4. Emily Viola, Punahou, 16.82
5. Kanani D'Angelo, Punahou, 16.90
6. Hiilei Pascua, Kamehameha, 18.21

100 meters
1. Madison Moku, Hawaii Baptist, 12.77
2. Kayla Afoa, Kamehameha, 13.07
3. Erin Moss, Pac-Five, 13.09
4. Alia Yamafuji, Punahou, 13.11
5. Sahara Richardson, Punahou, 13.37
6. Mikiala Maio, Kamehameha, 13.45

1,500 meters
1. Amada Beaman, Iolani, 4:50.09
2. Teri Brady, Punahou, 4:52.99
3. Jordan Jones, Pac-Five, 4:53.49
4. Mia Schiel, Punahou, 4:59.25
5. Kai Hoshijo, Kamehameha, 5:02.18
6 Hennessey Ellis, Kamehameha, 5:04.56

4x100-meter relay
1. Kamehameha (Mkiala Maio, Kayla Alfoa, Mikaylah Kaohu, Sara Lau), 50.62
2. Punahou, 50.77
3. Sacred Hearts, 52.18
4. Iolani, 52.27
5. Pac-Five, 53.72
6. Mid-Pacific, 54.37

400 meters
1. Madison Moku, Hawaii Baptist, 58.74
2. Mikaylah Kaohu, Kamehameha, 59.42
3. Lily Schlieman, Punahou, 1:02.60
4. Kawai Santiago, Punahou, 1:03.56
5. Emily Nishimura, Punahou, 1:03.71
6. Helen Hogan, Iolani, 1:04.71

300-meter hurdles
1. Lindsey Combs, Iolani, 43.40 (breaks record of 44.64 by Punahou's Julia Brand in 2011)
2. Emily Viola, Punahou, 47.67
3. Aubrie Usui, Iolani, 49.05
4. Kanani D'Angelo, Punahou, 49.59
5. Gab Pregana, Punahou, 49.72
6. Alyssa Nakano, Punahou, 50.00

800 meters
1. Phoebe Kirk, Sacred Hearts, 2:18.21
2. Kailey Totherow, Punahou, 2:19.80
3. Teri Brady, Punahou, 2:21.52
4. Ariane Roy, Iolani, 2:21.57
5. Alia Wallenstrom, Punahou, 2:22.61
6 Marissa Miyagi, Iolani, 2:23.12

200 meters
1. Madison Moku, Hawaii Baptist, 26.33
2. Alia Yamafuji, Punahou, 27.06
3. Sahara Richardson, Punahou, 27.23
4. Sarah Lau, Kamehameha, 27.51
5. Mikaylah Kaohu, Kamehameha, 27.58
6. Kelii Keahiolalo, Sadred Hearts, 28.05

3,000 meters
1. Amanda Beaman, Iolani, 10:40.09
2. Jordan Jones, Pac-Five, 10:53.93
3. Henessey Ellis, Kamehameha, 11:04.71
4. Noe Obermeyer, Punahou, 11:08.32
5. Mikayla Fujiwara, Punahou, 11:14.98
6. Maya Ushijima, Iolani, 11:19.39

4x400-meter relay
1. Iolani (Lindsey Combs, Ariane Roy, Helen Hogan, Marissa Miyagi), 4:08.35
2. Kamehameha, 4:10.87
3. Sacred Hearts, 4:17.59
4. Mid-Pacific, 4:28.58
5. Pac-Five, 4:35.53.
- Punahou, DQ