Golf
'Iolani leads after Day 1 of boys golf state tourney


'Iolani holds a four-stroke lead over Moanalua after the first day of the David S. Ishii Foundation boys golf state championship at Wailua Golf Course on Kauai.

Both teams hold the top four spots in individual play, with Moanalua sophomore John Oda firing a 4-under par 68 to lead the way, followed by 'Iolani junior Eric Le and Moanalua senior Jefferson Yee two strokes back in second both having shot 2-under par 70.

'Iolani senior Lorens Chan is in fourth, carding a 71 in the opening round.

The tournament concludes tomorrow with the final round beginning at 7:00a. Live scoring for the final day of the golf tournament is available at hsjga.org.


DAY ONE  RESULTS

TEAM STANDINGS

1. Iolani - 287
2. Moanalua - 291
3. Punahou - 302
4. Kamehameha-Kapalama - 303
5. Kauai - 313
6. Mid-Pacific - 315
7. Kamehameha-Maui - 321
8. Hilo - 343
9. Waiakea - 348
10. Aiea - 354
11. Kalaheo - 360

INDIVIDUAL SCORES

John Oda, Moanalua - 34-34-68
Eric Le, Iolani - 37-33-70
Jefferson Yee, Moanalua - 34-36-70
Lorens Chan, Iolani - 37-34-71
Donny Hopoi, Kamehameha-Kapalama - 37-34-71
Kalena Preus, Punahou - 34-37-71
Reese Suzuki, Iolani - 37-35-72
Justin "Pono" Tokioka, Kauai - 38-35-73
Seung Jae Maeng, Moanalua - 35-38-73
Trey Kidd, Iolani - 37-37-74
Caleb Keohokupu, Kailua - 37-37-74
Scotty Yamashita, Kamehameha-Kapalama - 37-37-74
Kenji Miyata, Kapaa - 35-39-74
Alex Chiarella, Seabury Hall - 36-38-74
Andy Okita, Hanalani - 36-39-75
Aaron Kunitomo, Kamehameha-Maui - 34-41-75
Lion Rogers, Mid Pacific Institute - 41-34-75
Andrew Paisley, Hawaii Prep - 38-38-76
Skye Inakoshi, Mid Pacific Institute - 38-38-76
Schyler Murakami, Pearl City - 39-37-76
Kai Hayashida, Punahou - 41-35-76
Reyn Morioka, Kauai - 40-37-77
Drake Onaga, King Kekaulike - 39-38-77
Paul Samiere, Punahou - 38-39-77
Spencer Dunaway, Kamehameha-Kapalama - 38-40-78
Mark Uekawa, Maryknoll - 41-37-78
Colby Takushi, Pearl City - 36-42-78
Zachary Braunthal, Punahou - 41-37-78
Chad Suzuki, Waiakea - 38-40-78
Ariel Hanson, Baldwin - 40-39-79
Rudy Cabalar, Campbell - 41-38-79
Dylan Takabayashi, Hawaii Baptist - 43-36-79
Kyeton Little, Kamehameha-Maui - 41-38-79
Ho Sung Jeon, Mid Pacific Institute - 40-39-79
Jameson Keiley, Baldwin - 43-37-80
Pomi Milton, Hanalani - 40-40-80
Justin Taparra, Kamehameha-Kapalama - 43-37-80
Braeden Robley, Kauai - 40-40-80
Malu Rosenthal, Lahainaluna - 38-42-80
Justin Chu, Maryknoll - 43-37-80
Brent Grant, Moanalua - 43-37-80
Kahara Sakurai, Kaiser - 42-39-81
Ryley Chong, Konawaena - 42-39-81
Zachary Taylor, Maui - 41-40-81
Colin Laszlo, Punahou - 44-37-81
Liam Tsue, Hilo - 39-43-82
Christian Yagi, Island Pacific - 46-36-82
Ho'eu'eu Greenwell, Konawaena - 39-43-82
Devin Vea, Maui - 43-39-82
Leelan Julian, Campbell - 41-42-83
Jacob Pu'u, Kamehameha-Maui - 44-39-83
Laakea Warren, Kamehameha-Kapalama - 41-42-83
Rikie Tamayo, Kapolei - 41-42-83
Jaime Amimoto, Kauai - 42-41-83
Tyler Armijo, Lahainaluna - 45-38-83
Kris Ishibashi, Waiakea - 41-42-83
Davin Yagi, Hilo - 41-43-84
Chance Hookala, Kailua - 41-43-84
Lucas Park, Kamehameha-Maui - 44-40-84
Steve Kim, Kealakehe - 45-39-84
Jarin Harada, Maryknoll - 42-42-84
Jonah Fonacier, Mililani - 43-41-84
Naoto Takahashi, Aiea - 43-42-85
Jake Siebert, Hawaii Prep - 43-42-85
Rayce Bento, Hilo - 42-43-85
Jordon Guerrero, Kapaa - 44-41-85
Devin Nakata, Mid Pacific Institute - 43-42-85
Channing Nueku, Damien - 46-40-86
Arnold Chung, Kaiser - 45-41-86
Jt Travethan, Kalaheo - 41-45-86
Jared Flores, Moanalua - 45-41-86
Mark Ito, Aiea - 43-44-87
Greg Okita, Hanalani - 44-43-87
Cody Pereira, Kamehameha-Hawaii - 47-41-88
Henry Kahula, Kapolei - 45-43-88
Kaeo Elflein, Mililani - 47-41-88
Jacob Denis-Lui, Kalaheo - 44-45-89
Kyle Ishikawa, Kalaheo - 45-45-90
Terence Fong, Aiea - 47-44-91
Jay Oshita, Aiea - 45-46-91
Richard Chun, Waiakea - 48-43-91
Skyler Uehara, Campbell - 49-43-92
Casey Nakatsu, Hilo - 48-44-92
Harrison Wright, Kapolei - 48-45-93
Gabriel Santeco, Kahuku - 43-51-94
Ty Cuban, Roosevelt - 45-49-94
Shannden Domingo-Pelekai, Waianae - 48-46-94
William Ellis, Kalaheo - 47-48-95
Kamuela Borge, Kamehameha-Maui - 46-49-95
Kai Adachi, Kauai - 51-44-95
Joshua Kitagawa, Hilo - 50-46-96
Kyle Hisanaga, Waiakea - 48-48-96
Derek Chinen, Castle - 52-46-98
Pono Ng, Makua Lani - 53-45-98
Kupono Williams, Mililani - 53-56-109
Brentson Kinoshita, Waiakea - 58-52-110




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