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Kalani Takase | ScoringLiveFebruary 18, 2017, 12:56am
KAKAAKO — The Kamehameha boys and Lahainaluna girls lead the team standings after the first day of the Chevron/HHSAA Wrestling State Championships at the Neal S. Blaisdell Center Arena Friday.
The Warriors, who won the Interscholastic League of Honolulu title last week, have accumulated 78 points and hold a 10-point lead over Interscholastic League of Honolulu-rival Iolani. They are seeking their sixth state crown and first since 2013.
Of Kamehameha's tournament-best 12 boys entrants, five of them — Kysen Terukina (113 pounds), Matthew Perez (132), Kamakanamakamae Tapia (152), Trever Kahunahana (160) and Amir Mirza (195) — advanced to Saturday morning's semifinal round.
Defending champion Iolani and Campbell, which sits in third place with 63 points, have six semifinalists each. Both teams have a pair of past individual state champions still alive in the Raiders' KJ Pascua (170 pounds) and Dane Yamashiro (285) and the Sabers' Triston Santos (126) and Micah Tynanes-Perez (220). All but Santos are seeded first in their weight bracket.
The only other two returning state champions — Moanalua's Logan Garcia and Saint Louis' Corey Cabanban — appear to be on a crash course with one another in the 120-pound division. Garcia, who won at 106 pounds last year, is seeded second to Cabanban, who won at 106 two years ago and 113 last season.
Garcia will meet third-seeded Kawehi Gillcoat of Lahainaluna, while Cabanban will face off against Kapolei's Jayson Pagurayan in the semifinal round.
Baldwin and Moanalua are tied for fourth with 47 points each, while Lahainaluna (44), Waianae (43) and Saint Louis (42) follow in the boys' team standings.
Lahainaluna, the Maui Interscholastic League champion, scored 88 points Friday to hold a 10-point lead over ILH titlist Kamehameha in the girls' team standings.
The Lunas put seven of their 10 wrestlers through into Saturday's semifinal round. Two of them — 107-pounder Iverly Navarro and 112-pounder Alexis Encinas — are past individual state champions.
Navarro is hoping to defend her title at 107 pounds, where she is expected to meet Kamehameha's Ashley Gooman, who moved up from 102, where she won a state title last season. Encinas, the 2015 state champion at 107, is seeded second at 112 behind Roosevelt's Macy Higa, the defending champion at the weight class.
The Lunas are seeking their second state title in three years. They swept the boys and girls team crowns in 2015.
The Warriors have the next most semifinalists with five, while third-place Pearl City has four.
Pearl City (65 points), Moanalua (62) and Roosevelt (54) round out the top five girls' teams. Baldwin (53 points), Kapolei (43), Kahuku (43) and Waianae (42) follow.
Three other individuals are seeking a second individual state crown. Radford's Angela Peralta and Leilehua's Kelani Corbett are trying to defend their titles at 145 and 155 pounds, respectively, where they are the top seeds, while Kahuku's Teniya Alo is trying for her second championship at her second different school. She won at 122 pounds while attending Iolani in 2015 and is the top seed at 132 this weekend.
Also of note are three pairs of siblings that moved on to the semis. Brothers Kysen and Zayren Terukina are the top seeds at 113 and 132 pounds, respectively. Kysen, is a freshman at Kamehameha, while Zayren is a sophomore at Campbell. Meanwhile, Kapolei sisters Allicia and Allie Mahoe are seeded second and third at 97 and 117 pounds, respectively. Additionally, Kaiser's Ikei sisters — Tiare (112) and Roselani (132) — are two wins away from a state title despite being unseeded.
There were no upsets of No. 1 seeds Friday, but five No. 2 seeds went down. All 28 brackets saw at least one of its four seeded wrestlers lose Friday. The boys' 113- and 220-pound brackets each have just one top seed left.
Chevron/HHSAA Wrestling State ChampionshipsResults after Day 1 of 2At Neal S. Blaisdell Center Arena
BoysTeam standings 1, Kamehameha 78 points. 2, Iolani 68. 3, Campbell 63. 4t, Baldwin 47. 4t, Moanalua 47. 6, Lahainaluna 44. 7, Waianae 43. 8, Saint Louis 42. 9, Leilehua 37. 10, Kapolei 35.5. 11. Punahou 34.5. 12, Kamehameha-Hawaii 28. 13, Damien 24. 14, Pearl City 21. 15, University Lab 18. 16t, Mililani 17.5. 16t, Radford 17.5. 18, McKinley 17. 19, Waipahu 16. 20t, Kealakehe 15. 20t, Molokai 15. 22t, Aiea 14. 22t, Hawaii Baptist 14. 24t, Kahuku 13. 24t, Roosevelt 13. 26, Mid-Pacific 12.5. 27t, Kailua 12. 27t, Maui 12. 29, Castle 11. 30t, Hilo 10. 30t, Kaiser 10. 32, Kauai 9. 33t, Kamehameha-Maui 6. 33t, Waimea 6. 35, Keaau 5.5. 36t, King Kekaulike 4. 36t, Konawaena 4. 36t, Pahoa 4. 36t, Waiakea 4. 40t, Kapaa 3. 40t, Lanai 3. 42t, Hana 2. 42t, Kalani 2. 42t, Waialua 2. 45t, Maryknoll 1. 45t, Nanakuli 1.
Saturday’s semifinal pairings106 pounds(1) Kainoa Torigoe, Iolani vs. Triston Baron, Roosevelt(3) Hunter Nagatani, Waipahu vs. (2) Colby Ravida, Baldwin113 pounds(1) Kysen Terukina, Kamehameha vs. Elijah Kaawa, Saint LouisLandon Obra-Nakata, Damien vs. Casen Watanabe, Punahou120 pounds(1) Corey Cabanban, Saint Louis vs. Jayson Pagurayan, Kapolei(3) Kawehi Gillcoat, Lahainaluna vs. (2) Logan Garcia, Moanalua126 pounds(1) Kainalu Estrella, Lahainaluna vs. (4) Nicholas Stefanelli, PunahouAnsen Ursua, Saint Louis vs. (2) Triston Santos, Campbell132 pounds(1) Zayren Terukina, Campbell vs. Colby Watase, IolaniChristian Tavares, Radford vs. (2) Matthew Perez, Kamehameha138 pounds(1) Joseph Fong, University Lab vs. Steven Pangelinan, CampbellAntonio Ruiz, Moanalua vs. (2) Keale Keliinoi, Waianae145 pounds(1) Alexandre Mimura, Mid-Pacific vs. (4) Manu Wengler, Kamehameha-Hawaii(3) Zhachary Carreiro, Waianae vs. Chase Wusstig, Moanalua152 pounds(1) Makoa Cooper, Pearl City vs. Kamakanamakamae Tapia, KamehamehaNicholas Mair, Kaiser vs. (2) Madison Leanio, Kauai160 pounds(1) Brandon Burgos, Aiea vs. Trever Kahunahana, Kamehameha(3) Laakea Joy, Baldwin vs. (2) Kaysen Takenaka, Iolani170 pounds(1) Brian Pascua, Iolani vs. Micah Wong-Lau, KahukuNoah Respicio, Campbell vs. (2) Kasey Kikuyama, Pearl City182 pounds(1) Lincoln Mussell, Hawaii Baptist vs. Brett Barefoot, LeilehuaAlize Wright, Campbell vs. (2) Gabriel Lelesch, Kailua195 pounds(1) Amir Mirza, Kamehameha vs. Damien Agao Casabar, MoanaluaSaiaga Fautanu, Iolani vs. (2) Jayden Ferreira, Baldwin220 pounds(1) Micah Tynanes-Perez, Campbell vs. Makananui Kaahanui, MolokaiIsley Busch-Matuu, Castle vs. Laulii Iosefa, McKinley285 pounds(1) Dane Yamashiro, Iolani vs. Chance Rodrigues, Maui(3) Isaac Alapai, Kapolei vs. (2) Noah Feitosa Leite, BaldwinGirlsTeam standings1, Lahainaluna 88 points. 2, Kamehameha 78. 3, Pearl City 65. 4, Moanalua 62. 5, Roosevelt 54. 6, Baldwin 53. 7, Kapolei 44. 8, Kahuku 43. 9, Waianae 42. 10, Leilehua 39.5. 11, Kamehameha-Hawaii 34. 12, Kaiser 31.5. 13, Kealakehe 29. 14, Farrington 27. 15, Campbell 26. 16, Mid-Pacific 21.5. 17, Punahou 21. 18, Mililani 16.5. 19, Castle 16. 20t, King Kekaulike 14. 20t, Molokai 14. 20t, Nanakuli 14. 23, Konawaena 13. 24t, Iolani 12. 24t, Kauai 12. 24t, Keaau 12. 27t, Damien 11. 27t, Radford 11. 29t, Aiea 9. 29t, Kalani 9. 29t, Maui 9. 29t, Saint Francis 9. 33t, Hawaii Baptist 7. 33t, Kapaa 7. 33t, Waipahu 7. 36, McKinley 6. 37, Sacred Hearts 5. 38t, Lanai 4. 38t, University Lab 4. 40t, Assets 3. 40t, Hawaii Prep 3. 40t, Kamehameha-Hawaii 3. 43, Waiakea 2.
Saturday’s semifinal pairings97 pounds(1) Ira Navarro, Lahainaluna vs. Anjelynn Baron, RooseveltTianna Fernandez, Baldwin vs. (2) Allicia Mahoe, Kapolei102 pounds(1) Chelsey Chaves, Maui vs. Xiaolin Mai, Roosevelt(3) Brooke Kawamura, Kamehameha vs. (2) Brianna Leong, Leilehua107 pounds(1) Iverly Navarro, Lahainaluna vs. Khaitlin Bernaldez, Moanalua(3) Haylee Fujioka, Roosevelt vs. (2) Ashley Gooman, Kamehameha112 pounds(1) Macy Higa, Roosevelt vs. (4) Sydnee Ramirez, Mid-PacificTiare Ikei, Kaiser vs. (2) Alexis Encinas, Lahainaluna117 pounds(1) Taryn Ichimura, Punahou vs. Jaelynn Miner, Nanakuli(3) Allie Mahoe, Kapolei vs. (2) Nanea Estrella, Lahainaluna122 pounds(1) Mikayla Abe, Pearl City vs. Waipuilani Estrella-Beauchamp, Baldwin(3) Laynee Pasion, Saint Francis vs. Czarina Pineda-Abaya, Kalani127 pounds(1) Jahnea Miguel, Baldwin vs. (4) Paige Respicio, KamehamehaSadie Antoque, Castle vs. (2) Anuhea Hamilton, Waianae132 pounds(1) Teniya Alo, Kahuku vs. (4) Charlize Jasmine Pascual-Tabuyo, Mid-PacificRoselani Ikei, Kaiser vs. (2) Taylor Pelegrino Hayase, Lahainaluna138 pounds(1) Zion-Grace Vierra, Kamehameha vs. Iwikehauolkalewa Kinimaka, Campbell (3) Cassandra Tongi, Kahuku vs. (2) Kauanoe Keahi, Lahainaluna145 pounds(1) Angela Peralta, Radford vs. Jennifer Tongi, KahukuKaleinani Makuaole, Waianae vs. (2) Shannon Jaramillo, Lahanainluna155 pounds(1) Kelani Corbett, Leilehua vs. Tiana Peterson, KapoleiJacqueline Fuamatu, Pearl City vs. (2) Kayla Araki, Kamehameha-Hawaii168 pounds(1) Saydie Kala, Baldwin vs. Kapoina Bailey, Konawaena(3) Michelle Tanuvasa, Pearl City vs. (2) Ivory Ayers, Keaau184 pounds(1) Jennie Fuamatu, Pearl City vs. (4) Anela Kahuli-Apo, KamehamehaRichann Benedito, Moanalua vs. Tiumalu Kiara, Campbell225 pounds(1) Roxie Umu, Keaau vs. (4) Mildred Keopuhiwa, WaianaeKulia Shores-Ulep, Kamehameha-Hawaii vs. (2) Lavenia Fotu, Farrington
Wrestling resumes at 10 a.m. Saturday with the semifinal round. The championship finals are expected to begin around 3:30 p.m.
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