Track and Field
Punahou sweeps ILH track and field; Kamehameha's Moku breaks three records


ScoringLive staff
April 29, 2023, 9:47pm

 


Kamehameha senior Tatum Moku was the standout individual, and Punahou swept the boys and girls team titles at the ILH Track and Field Championships on Friday evening at Kunuiakea Stadium on the Kamehameha Schools Kapalama campus.

Moku won a meet-best four events and established three new ILH records in the girls division. Her record-breaking performances came in the 100 hurdles (14.66 seconds), pole vault (12 feet, 6 inches) and long jump (18-7). She also won the 300 hurdles, accounting for 40 points by herself. Her record in the 100 hurdles beat the previous mark of 14.77 set by her older sister, Madison Moku, in 2018.

In the race for the team championship, depth was a key to victory for both the Buff ‘n Blue boys and girls.

The Punahou boys won five events and placed second in five others to tally 155.5 points. Saint Louis also won five events and placed second with 135. Iolani was third with 106.

Punahou's boys victories came in the 200 (Kainoa Ronquilio), 1500 (Benjamin Brown),
110 hurdles (Tai Demura-Devore), 4x100 relay (Luke Sonson, Ean Kamau-Waikiki, Justice Wu, Travis Ross) and 4x800 relay (Cody Nagamine, Brandt Mooney, Joshua Kobayashi, Michael May).

Double-event winners in the boys division were Hawaii Baptist Academy senior Shane Kawakami-Williams (100 and 400), Kamehameha senior Kealiikupono Dikilato discus and shot put), Saint Louis junior Josiah Fetui (long jump and triple jump), and Saint Louis sophomore Sytyn Lasconia (300 hurdles and member of 4x400 relay).

The Punahou girls won three events and placed second in five others to finish with 155 points. Kamehameha was second with 115, and Iolani third with 98.5.

The Buff ‘n Blue girls event wins came in the triple jump (Laule'a Ah Mook Sang), the 4x100 relay (Xehlia Salanoa, Kelsey Ann Sato, Xevani Salanoa, Emily Sparks) and the 4x400 relay (Dalen Lau, Kylie Moniz, Nala Stojadinovic, Xevani Salanoa).

Double-event winners in the girls division were Iolani junior Mia Shepard (200 and 400) and HBA senior Ashlyn Kodama (1500 and 3000).

The top six finishers in each event earned points toward the team standings. The top performers earned spots in the Hawaii High School Athletic Association State Championships, which is scheduled for May 5-6 at War Memorial Stadium, Wailuku, Maui.


BOYS

Team Scores
1. Punahou 155.5
2. Saint Louis 135
3. Iolani 106

4. Kamehameha 75
5. Hawaii Baptist Academy (HBA) 31
6. Mid-Pacific 6.5
7. Damien 5
8t. Maryknoll 2
8t. Hanalani 2

100
1. Shane Kawakami-Williams (HBA) 10.84
2. Sytn Lasconia (Saint Louis) 11.04
3. Jahren Altura (Saint Louis) 11.13
4. William Reed (Saint Louis) 11.23
5. Noah Ambrose (Maryknoll) 11.24
6. Ean Kamau-Waikiki (Punahou) 11.25

200
1. Kainoa Ronquilio (Punahou) 22.48
2. William Reed (Saint Louis) 22.55
3. Maximilian Even (Punahou) 22.68
4. Zachary White (Punahou) 22.97
5. Jacob Gaudi (Iolani) 23.22
6. Mason Tucker (Punahou) 23.23

400
1. Shane Kawakami-Williams (HBA) 48.95
2. Kainoa Ronquilio (Punahou) 49.50
3. Casey Connell (Saint Louis) 50.12
4. Maximilian Even (Punahou) 50.50
5. Mark Spencer (Hanalani) 50.67
6. Noa Wong (Punahou) 51.05

800
1. Devin Pang (Iolani) 1:58.81
2. Andrew Lovell (Punahou) 2:01.34
3. Brady Akau (Kamehameha) 2:01.71
4. Nathan Ewing (Punahou) 2:01.86
5. Chasen Inoshita (Punahou) 2:02.97
6. Michael Joshua Price (Saint Louis) 2:04.85

1500
1. Benjamin Brown (Punahou) 4:09.05
2. Michael Joshua Price (Saint Louis) 4:09.93
3. Keane Palmer (Iolani) 4:13.95
4. Ethan Chock (Iolani) 4:16.00
5. Nicholas Pugliese (Punahou) 4;18.12
6. Nicolas Moses (Iolani) 4:18.73

3000
1. Keane Palmer (Iolani) 9:30.16
2. Cole Kaneshiro (Iolani) 9:34.96
3. Spencer Lyau (Iolani) 9:35.75
4, Jeremy Choi (Iolani) 9:36.82
5. Jared Crestetto (HBA) 9:38.80
6. Dylan Djou (HBA) 9:43.86

110 Hurdles
1. Tai Demura-Devore (Punahou) 15.43
2. Theolease Priester (Iolani) 16.09
3. Wylder Peterson (Kamehameha) 16.13
4. Kaoi Blaisdell-Higa (Punahou) 16.39
5. Kilinahe Wong (Kamehameha) 16.51
6. Cade Blake (Punahou) 16.65

300 Hurdles
1. Sytyn Lasconia (Saint Louis) 40.20
2. Theolease Priester (Iolani) 40.63

3. Tai Demura-Devore (Punahou) 40.96
4. Wylder Peterson (Kamehameha) 42.21
5. Cade Blake (Punahou) 42.52
6. Nasir Merchant (Punahou) 42.64

4x100 Relay
1. Punahou (Luke Sonson, Ean Kamau-Waikiki, Justice Wu, Travis Ross) 43.08
2. Saint Louis 43.48
3. HBA 44.17
4. Iolani 44.26
5. Damien 44.30
6. Kamehameha 44.44

4x400 Relay
1. Saint Louis (Jaren Altura, Josiah Fetui, Sytyn Lasconia, Casey Connell) 3:26.50
2. Punahou 3:26.60
3. Iolani 3:31.18
4. Kamehameha 3:33.31
5. HBA 3:36.80
6. Mid-Pacific 3:41.82

4x800 Relay
1. Punahou (Cody Nagamine, Brandt Mooney, Joshua Kobayashi, Michael May) 9:03.05
2. Iolani 9:07.24
3. Kamehameha 10:13.06

Shot Put
1. Kealiikupono Dikilato (Kamehameha) 53-9.00
2. Josh Sagupolutele (Saint Louis) 50-4.75
3. Kalei Harbottle (Kamehameha) 47-1.00
4. Pono Meli (Kamehameha) 46-6.25
5. William Saelua (Kamehameha) 46-4.25
6. GianCarlo Rufo (Punahou) 44-2.75

Discus
1. Kealiikupono Dikilato (Kamehameha) 167-3
2. Blaze Hedani (Iolani) 144-8
3. John-Keawe Sagapolutele (Punahou) 144-3
4. Josh Sagapolutele (Saint Louis) 139-8
5. Jones Vierra (Iolani) 128-0
6. William Saelua (Kamehameha) 124-10

High Jump
1. William Reed (Saint Louis) 6-2
2. Ayndra Uperesa-Thomas (Punahou) 6-0
3. Josiah Fetui (Saint Louis) 5-10
4. Dane Kellner (Punahou) 5-8
5. Sylas Alaimalo (Damien) 5-8
6t. Joaquin Mejia (Mid-Pacific) 5-6
6t. Dillon Kellner (Punahou) 5-6

Pole Vault
1. Kanai Gibson (Kamehameha) 13-9
2. Alexander Yuen (Punahou) 13-3
3. Logan Mansfield (Punahou) 12-3
4. Vaughn Baldemor (Punahou) 11-9
5. Brady Awakuni (Iolani) 11-9
6. Zack Takeshita (Iolani) 11-3

Long Jump
1. Josiah Fetui (Saint Louis) 22-2.75
2. Bryson Pataray (Saint Louis) 21-4.75
3. Anakalea Monteilh (Saint Louis) 20-4.75
4. Aiden Hardie (Kamehameha) 20-2.75
5. Christian Kauhane (Punahou) 19-11.75
6. Agenhart Ellis (Punahou) 19-10.00

Triple Jump
1. Josiah Fetui (Saint Louis) 44-4.00
2. Asher Matsui (Iolani) 42-1.25
3. Joaquin Mejia (Mid-Pacific) 41-10.75
4. Bryson Pataray (Saint Louis) 40-11.25
5. Connor Allen (Punahou) 40-1.50
6. Kameron Kaanapu (Damien) 39-8.50


GIRLS

Team Scores
1. Punahou 155
2. Kamehameha 115
3. Iolani 98.5
4. Hawaii Baptist Academy (HBA) 60
5. Maryknoll 42
6. Le Jardin 28
7. Mid-Pacific 12.5
8. Sacred Hearts 6
9. Pac-5 3
10. Hanalani 2


100
1. Malia Rose Harvey (Maryknoll) 12.42
2. Kelsey Ann Sato (Punahou) 12.67
3. Emily Sparks (Punahou) 12.90
4. Rylie Burghardt (Kamehameha) 12.92
5. Xehlia Salanoa (Punahou) 12.93
6. Brooke Kimura (Maryknoll) 13.07

200
1. Mia Shepard (Iolani) 25.38
2. Malia Rose Harvey (Maryknoll) 25.50
3. Xevani Salanoa (Punahou) 26.40
4. Emily Sparks (Punahou) 26.76
5. Kelsey Ann Sato (Punahou) 27.04
6. Brooke Kimura (Maryknoll) 27.39

400
1. Mia Shepard (Iolani) 57.16
2. Jordan Davenport (HBA) 58.35
3. Rylie Burghardt (Kamehameha) 1:00.80
4. Dalen Lau (Punahou) 1:01.40
5. Skylyn Moore (Maryknoll) 1:02.94
6. Peyton Basilio (Iolani) 1:03.13

800
1. Kelsey Carvill (Le Jardin) 2:23.72
2. Ashley Kodama (HBA) 2:25.67
3. Noelle Lezy (Punahou) 2:25.74
4. Maila Healing (Iolani) 2:27.22
5. Anna Pinkerton (Sacred Hearts) 2:27.39
6. Sasha Iizuka-Sheeley (Punahou) 2:27.64

1500
1. Ashley Kodama (HBA) 4:56.95
2. Isabella Ford (Punahou) 5:00.36
3. Madison Callo (HBA) 5:11.53
4. Kyle Hasegawa (Punahou) 5:15.68
5. Kiemi Paresa (Hanalani) 5:31.56
6. Jordyn Koki (Kamehameha) 5:48.76

3000
1. Ashley Kodama (HBA) 11:37.74
2. Caley Chun (HBA) 11:41.89
3. Sophia May (Mid-Pacific) 11:47.70
4. Lili Blair (Punahou) 11:51.79
5. Natali Nomura (HBA) 11:53.55
6. Madison Murata (Kamehameha) 11:56.13

100 Hurdles
1. Tatum Moku (Kamehameha) 14.66*
2. Nala Stojadinovic (Punahou) 15.63
3. Destiny Look (Mid-Pacific) 16.31
4. Maya Pacarro (Kamehameha) 16.77
5. Tessa Onaga (Iolani) 16.86
6. Saraya Burghardt (Kamehameha) 16.89

300 Hurdles
1. Tatum Moku (Kamehameha) 45.41
2. Nala Stojadinovic (Punahou) 46.42
3. Saraya Burghardt (Kamehameha) 46.69
4. Laule'a Ah Mook Sang (Punahou) 46.72
5. Maya Yoshimura (Punahou) 47.10
6. Kylie Moniz (Punahou) 47.78

4x100 Relay
1. Punahou (Xehlia Salanoa, Kelsey Ann Sato, Xevani Salanoa, Emily Sparks) 49.71
2. Maryknoll, 51.06
3. Kamehameha 52.01
4. Iolani 52.88
5. HBA 53.18
6. Mid-Pacific 53.69

4x400 Relay
1. Punahou (Dalen Lau, Kylie Moniz, Nala Stojadinovic, Xevani Salanoa) 4:05.44
2. Iolani 4:09.41
3. HBA 4:17.63
4. Maryknoll 4:22.63
5. Kamehameha 4:30.59
6. Sacred Hearts 4:33.79

4x800 Relay
1. Kamehameha (Jordyn Koki, Madison Murata, Shaina Wandasan, Daisy Figueira) 11:12.72*
2. Iolani 11;23.15

3. Punahou 11:32.05
4. Sacred Hearts 12:57.38

Shot Put
1. London Barboza (Kamehameha) 35-6.50
2. Lulu Uluave (Punahou) 34-8.25
3. Brooke Naniseni (Iolani) 34-6.50
4. Trinity Talaipa (Kamehameha) 33-5.75
5. Pilialoha Lloyd (Punahou) 33-1.50
6. Hereiti Casey (Kamehameha) 32-9.50

Discus
1. Brooke Naniseni (Iolani) 125-1
2. Bethani Kaleleiki (Kamehameha) 103-11
3. Nanea Cobb-Adams (Iolani) 101-11
4. Lulu Uluave (Punahou) 101-1
5. Hereiti Casey (Kamehameha) 100-2
6. Trinity Talaipa (Kamehameha) 99-7

High Jump
1. Charli Kennedy (Le Jardin) 5-4
2. Alexis King (Iolani) 5-2
3. Anika Wida (Punahou) 4-10
4t. Sydney Schoonover (Iolani) 4-8
4t. Pi'ilani Carvalho (Pac-5) 4-8
6t. Destiny Look (Mid-Pacific) 4-8
6t. Angie Calucag (Iolani) 4-8

Pole Vault
1. Tatum Moku (Kamehameha) 12-6*
2. Siena Jacobson (Iolani) 10-6
3. Jessie Erwin (Punahou) 9-6
4. Alohilani Tangalin (Kamehameha) 9-0
5. Taliga Hunt (Kamehameha) 8-6
6. Kaya-Alani Smith (Punahou) 8-0

Long Jump
1. Tatum Moku (Kamehameha) 18-7*
2. Kelsey Carvill (Le Jardin) 17-2.50
3. Kelsey Ann Sato (Punahou) 16-3.75
4. Lexi Fujita (Iolani) 16-2.75
5. Madelyn Wong (Iolani) 16-1.75
6. Maya Pacarro (Kamehameha) 15-11.50

Triple Jump
1. Laule'a Ah Mook Sang (Punahou) 34-5.25
2. Kiani Panoke (Maryknoll) 34-4.25
3. Xevani Salanoa (Punahou) 33-10.50
4. Madelyn Wong (Iolani) 33-0.00
5. Kaya-Alani Smith (Punahou) 31-8.25
6. Sara Matsumoto (Iolani) 31-7.00

*New ILH record




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