Punahou surges past Lahainaluna, 52-47

HHSAA Girls Basketball
Punahou surges past Lahainaluna, 52-47

ScoringLive staff
February 3, 2011, 11:42pm

Lahainaluna guard Maiki Viela raises up for a shot against Punahou. Viela scored a game-high 32 points in the loss. Scott Nishi | SL

Punahou's Hailey Ann Maeda and Julia Brand battle for a rebound against Lahainaluna. Scott Nishi | SL

Punahou guard Mysha Sataraka puts up a shot attempt over a Lahainaluna defender. Scott Nishi | SL

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Final	1	2	3	4
Lahainaluna (11-0, 12-2)	13	10	10	14	47
Punahou (10-2, 12-3)	10	5	16	21	52

H. Maeda 17 pts 5/5 FTs

M. Viela 32 pts 4 3pm 4/7 FTs

H. Maeda 14 tot

A. Lauese 6 tot

J. Ching 3 ast

H. Bacalso 3 ast

Punahou rallied from a 23-15 halftime deficit to defeat the defending state champion Lunas, 52-47, to advance to tomorrow's title game against Konawaena.

Hailey Ann Maeda led the Buffanblu with 17 points, Mysha Sataraka and Julia Brand contributed 11 points each, and Jennifer Ching added 5 steals, 3 assists and 2 blocks to go along with 8 points.

The Lunas got 32 points from guard Maiki Viela, including four from long-range, in a losing effort.

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HHSAA Girls Basketball
Punahou surges past Lahainaluna, 52-47

Lahainaluna guard Maiki Viela raises up for a shot against Punahou. Viela scored a game-high 32 points in the loss. Scott Nishi | SL

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Punahou's Hailey Ann Maeda and Julia Brand battle for a rebound against Lahainaluna. Scott Nishi | SL

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Punahou guard Mysha Sataraka puts up a shot attempt over a Lahainaluna defender. Scott Nishi | SL

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HHSAA Girls BasketballPunahou surges past Lahainaluna, 52-47

Lahainaluna guard Maiki Viela raises up for a shot against Punahou. Viela scored a game-high 32 points in the loss. Scott Nishi | SL

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Punahou's Hailey Ann Maeda and Julia Brand battle for a rebound against Lahainaluna. Scott Nishi | SL

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Punahou guard Mysha Sataraka puts up a shot attempt over a Lahainaluna defender. Scott Nishi | SL

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