By Paul Honda
paul@hondareport.com
Sunday, Feb. 18, 2007

[new: Sun AM] One word: WOW. Baldwin's domination of the MIL has ended for the time being. (Some of the Bear's best players are underclassmen.) Kamehameha-Maui captured the MIL title last night with an overtime win over the Bears. Does this mean we can expect two high-quality teams from the MIL at the state tourney? Not so sure about that. when they made that nice run two years ago, players like Trenson Himalaya stepped up (after recovering from injuries) in the post-season. There won't be any seniors rising up to prominence this time for the young Bears. What you see is what you get, and with KS-Maui, I haven't even seen any of their players in action. Ever.

[new: Sat PM] Waiting on the MIL championship game (Baldwin vs. Kamehameha-Maui), but the rest of the state-tournament picture is almost set. Saint Louis went to the Big Island and rolled over Konawaena by 21. Stunning. Last night, Kaimuki overpowered Kalaheo for the OIA title. Another stunner. This ballot will be finalized with the MIL result. A lot of D-II teams are moving up my list, especially after Aiea got past McKinley for the OIA White title last night.

[new: Thur AM] Big Wednesday, indeed. Big: McKinley ousted top-seeded Kaiser, a team it had beaten during the regular-season, 57-56 and will play Aiea for the OIA White title on Friday. ... Kailua went to Mililani and eliminated the Trojans, 49-48. Just when it looked like the OIA West was closing the gap on the East, the West goes 0-for-4 on the biggest playoff day in the league so far. In addition to Kailua's win, Moanalua routed Leilehua (setting up a Kailua-Moanalua matchup for the fifth and final OIA state berth), Kaimuki pulled away from Radford (semifinal) and Kalaheo dusted off Campbell (semifinal). ... You could certainly argue that it is similar in the OIA White, since Aiea needed a forfeit by Thompson to reach the semis, and Na Alii made the most of their second chance to beat Farrington. ... No surprises in the ILH tourney, where Kamehameha and Saint Louis have advanced to the third-place final. Quite a night for all.

[new: Wed AM] No changes yet. The only team in my Top 25 to play was Maryknoll, though the tremors caused by Kauai (which won the KIF on Monday), Molokai and Lanai (MIL's D-II leaders for the regular season) are intriguing. No, the real quake hits tonight with semifinals in the ILH (third-place tourney), OIA Red and White, PLUS the battle for fifth place (state berth) in the OIA Red. In other words, there will be eight games between 16 quality teams tonight.

[new: Mon AM] Just for fun, I'm starting this week's ballot earlier than ever. I started last week's ballot late, and there are just 200-something views, far off the 600-plus from the week before. So here goes the little experiment. I wish you guys would just post your own ballots, even if you aren't a voter in the Star-Bulletin Top 10.

[generic] I'll be updating my ballot for the week each day for everyone's viewing pleasure (and/or displeasure). Ballots for the Star-Bulletin Top 10 are due Sunday, 3 p.m.

1. Punahou (22-3, 11-1 ILH)
The skinny: Buffanblu capture the ILH title with the win at Iolani. Miah Ostrowski (26 points) and Spencer McLachlin (15 rebounds) powered Punahou. Top seed at the state tourney? Who else could be?
Wins:
Pearl City (60-30)
Kamehameha (55-50)
Leilehua (70-32)
Radford (66-56)
Kalaheo (58-54)
Thompson (90-39)
St. Mary's, N.Y. (81-75)
Villa Park, Calif. (61-58)
Timpview, Utah (65-64)
Baldwin (68-59)
Kalaheo (56-51)
Saint Louis (65-47)
at Kamehameha (51-45)
def. Mid-Pacific (81-63)
def. Damien (85-51)
Maryknoll (72-58)
@ Saint Louis (67-53)
Kamehameha (61-52)
Mid-Pacific (76-47)
Damien (85-49)
Maryknoll (86-50)
@ Iolani (60-46)
Losses:
at Kalaheo (46-41)
Montrose Christian, Md. (69-57)
Iolani (72-63)
This week: bye

2. Iolani (20-7, 10-2 ILH)
The skinny: Bad news, Iolani loses to Punahou for ILH title. Good news, Raiders already had a state berth locked up.
Wins:
Senior Tawanawis (Canada)
Kamehameha-Hawaii (53-47)
Keaau (50-30)
Konawaena (56-35)
McKinley (66-30)
White Station (Memphis, Tenn.) (61-46)
Vincent (Milwaukee, Wis.) (46-45)
Thompson (68-47)
Keaau (51-46)
Kamehameha (44-38 2 OT)
Damien (56-40)
Maryknoll (61-45)
@ Mid-Pacific (59-43)
@ Punahou (72-63)
@ Kamehameha (42-41)
@ Damien (62-52)
Saint Louis (59-49)
Maryknoll (58-55)
Mid-Pacific (58-47)
Losses:
Moanalua (56-55)
Box Hill Secondary (Australia) * This game included international rule adjustments
LeFlore (Mobile, Ala.) (58-27)
El Toro, Calif. (55-52)
Timpview, Utah (57-55 OT) Note: Timpview was ranked No. 3 in Utah
at Saint Louis (51-48)
lost to Punahou (60-46)
This week: bye

3. Saint Louis (21-5, 10-3 ILH)
The skinny: Crusaders need one win for a state berth.
Wins:
Roosevelt (64-35)
Waipahu (67-49)
Radford (n/a)
Radford (57-47)
Moanalua (77-58)
Kaimuki (59-51)
Listowel (Canada) (77-24)
North Torrance (Calif.) (93-82)
Arlington, Calif. (72-70) > Note: Arlington was ranked No. 13 in California
Maryknoll (54-48)
Kamehameha (49-39)
Iolani (51-48)
Damien (61-55)
@ Mid-Pacific (55-47)
Maryknoll (54-37)
@ Kamehameha (51-36)
@ Damien (85-39)
Mid-Pacific (45-34)
Losses:
Kaimuki (52-47)
LeFlore (Mobile, Ala.) (81-46)
@ Punahou (65-47)
Damien (61-55)
@ Mid-Pacific (55-47)
Punahou (67-53)
@ Iolani (59-49)
This week: def. Maryknoll, (79-57) @ Kekuhaupio Gym; def. Kamehameha (49-31); def. Konawaena (63-42) @ Kealakehe Gym

4. Kaimuki (23-8, 11-5 OIA Red)
The skinny: Bulldogs are back in post-season form with wins over Mililani, Radford and Kalaheo for the OIA crown. The strength and conviction of their wins was more impressive than those by KS-Hawaii, which is why I moved the 'Dogs ahead.
Wins:
Maryknoll (64-52)
at McKinley (57-44)
at Radford (56-52)
Hilo (56-42)
Farrington (60-29)
Saint Louis (52-47) (Scott Smith DNP)
University (49-44)
Hilltop (Calif.) (70-62)
Campbell (65-47)
Kamehameha (60-51)
Hamamatsu (82-38)
Pearl City (n/a)
Roosevelt (66-43)
@ Castle (70-41)
Kahuku (59-56)
@ Kailua (47-42)
Castle (70-46)
Kahuku (77-55) at McKinley Gym
Waianae (60-39)
@ Mililani (58-52)
Losses:
Kamehameha-Hawaii (42-40)
Roman Catholic (Philadelphia) (68-59)
Saint Louis (59-51)
@ Kalaheo (58-41)
Moanalua (64-62)
@ Roosevelt (46-43)
Kalaheo (69-61)
@ Moanalua (65-56)
This week: def. Radford (68-59) @ McKinley Gym; def. Kalaheo (56-45) @ McKinley Gym

5. Kamehameha-Hawaii (25-6, 15-2 BIIF)
The skinny: Warriors complete the climb back to the top with a BIIF title-game win over Konawaena.
Wins:
Parker (86-12)
St. Joseph (64-42)
Kohala (54-45)
Campbell (63-50)
Kaimuki (42-40)
Hilo (65-40)
Waiakea (58-31)
Keaau 'A' (54-43)
Leilehua (42-25)
Baldwin (59-45)
Ka‘u (79-31)
Waiakea
@ Hawaii Prep
@ Christian Liberty (83-25)
Laupahoehoe (63-23)
Kohala (49-41)
@ Kealakehe (42-38)
Hilo (55-34)
Pahoa (56-36)
Konawaena (43-36)
Waiakea (48-39)
Keaau (51-45) @ Hilo Civic
Konawaena (58-54) @ Hilo Civic
Losses:
Iolani (53-47)
Temecula (Calif.)
Montrose Christian (80-33)
Castle (58-56)
@ Keaau (55-43)
@ Honokaa (47-46 2 OT)
This week: bye

6. Kalaheo (22-9, 12-3 OIA Red)
The skinny: The Mustangs stumble in the OIA final against Kaimuki. That means they're back on the court Tuesday in the opening round of the state tournament.
Wins:
Maryknoll (69-56)
Strathcona (Canada) (75-33)
Moanalua (68-59)
Punahou (46-41)
Honokaa (65-27)
Kamehameha (69-59)
Farrington (56-44)
Elko, Nev. (46-43)
Keaau (44-36)
Castle (58-41)
Kaimuki (58-41)
Kailua (54-40)
Castle (78-51)
@ Kahuku (80-55)
@ Kaimuki (69-61)
@ Roosevelt (45-36)
Moanalua (57-39)
@ Kailua (55-49)
Castle (55-28)
Leilehua (56-35)
Losses:
Punahou (58-54)
Mojave (Las Vegas, Nev.) (80-71)
Marshall (Portland, Ore.) (71-69)
Las Vegas Valley, Nev. (85-69)
El Toro, Calif. (53-45)
Punahou (56-51)
@ Moanalua (54-48)
Kahuku (43-42)
This week: def. Campbell (69-56) @ McKinley Gym; lost to Kaimuki (56-45) @ McKinley Gym

7. Radford (17-10, 11-5 OIA Red)
The skinny: Rams oust Castle, stomp Kailua to earn a state berth, then fall to Kaimuki in the OIA semifinals.
Wins:
@ McKinley (56-49)
Moanalua (53-51)
Kamehameha (47-42)
McKinley (67-39)
Mililani (53-45)
@ Kalani (60-48)
@ Kapolei (59-39)
Waianae
Campbell (50-47)
@ Leilehua (77-61)
@ Pearl City (59-35)
Kapolei (58-33)
Waianae (62-48)
Castle (61-46)
Kailua (75-53) @ Mililani Gym
Losses:
Kaimuki (56-52)
Punahou (66-56)
@ Saint Louis (n/a)
St. Dominic (Oyster Bay, N.Y.) (55-41)
Saint Louis (57-47)
Leilehua (44-43 OT)
Mililani (70-52)
Campbell (62-46)
This week: lost to Kaimuki (68-59) @ McKinley Gym, def. Campbell (54-50) @ Farrington Gym

8. Campbell (17-12, 10-5 OIA Red)
The skinny: Sabers return to states with a rout of Moanalua, but fall to Kalaheo in the OIA semifinals.
Wins:
@ Kapolei (38-26)
Leilehua (56-40)
Waianae (59-53)
Pearl City (51-45)
Radford (62-46)
Moanalua (64-45)
Losses:
@ Mililani (62-61 OT)
Radford (50-47)
@ Radford (50-47)
Mililani (62-46) @ McKinley Gym
This week: lost to Kalaheo (69-56) @ McKinley Gym; lost to Radford (54-50) @ Farrington Gym

9. Moanalua (17-14, 10-5 OIA Red)
The skinny: Na Menehune qualify for the state tourney with a clutch win over Kailua.
Wins:
@ Iolani (56-55)
Maryknoll (69-53)
Leilehua (46-35)
McKinley (55-48)
Kamehameha (58-42)
Hawaii Baptist (60-47)
Campbell (53-47)
Kalaheo (54-48)
@ Roosevelt (64-45)
Kahuku (58-42)
Kailua (42-41)
@ Kaimuki (64-62)
Roosevelt (46-37)
Kahuku (57-53) @ McKinley Gym
Kaimuki (65-56)
Pearl City (57-36)
Losses:
@ Kalaheo (68-59)
Kamehameha (69-42)
@ Radford (53-51)
Honokaa (57-50)
University (47-46)
White Station (Memphis, Tenn.) (64-44)
Saint Louis (77-58)
McKinley (45-39)
@ Castle (58-56)
@ Kalaheo (57-39)
@ Kailua (45-42)
Campbell (64-45) @ Kalaheo Gym
This week: def. Leilehua (63-47); def. Kailua (48-42) @ Farrington Gym

10. Konawaena (23-7, 12-4 BIIF)
The skinny: Lopsided loss to visiting Saint Louis is perplexing, but not shocking. Wildcats didn't match up size-wise, and the free-throw troubles got worse (12-for-29). I expected much more, but this is still a team that knocked off BIIF regular-season winner Honokaa in the playoffs. I would move Konawaena down, but I can't find a lower team that has beaten Saint Louis or a team at that elite level. So Konawaena stays.
Wins:
Hilo
Kealakehe (64-50)
Christian Liberty (93-26)
at Pahoa (47-26)
Waiakea (53-51)
@ St. Joseph (36-31)
@ Hawaii Prep (71-34)
Kohala (51-49)
Honokaa (61-58) at Hilo Civic
Losses:
Iolani (56-35)
Honokaa (50-46)
@ Keaau (39-32)
@ Kamehameha-Hawaii (43-36).
Kamehameha-Hawaii (58-54) at Hilo Civic
This week: lost to Saint Louis (63-42) @ Kealakehe Gym
Season over

ON THE CUSP

11. Honokaa (22-3, 14-2 BIIF)
The skinny: The format of the BIIF gives regular-season champ Honokaa an automatic state berth. The new format, though, means the loss to Konawaena in the semifinals gives Honokaa the BIIF's second seed. In years past, the regular-season champ used to play the playoff winner for the "overall" championship.
Wins:
Kahuku (65-27)
Moanalua (58-50)
@ Parker
@ Konawaena
Christian Liberty
Kamehameha-Hawaii (47-46)
@ Hilo (57-55)
St. Joseph (51-39)
@ Ka‘u (76-44)
Pahoa (67-46)
Kealakehe (69-63)
Laupahoehoe (72-40)
@ Waiakea (62-49)
Keaau (57-54)
Losses:
lost to Kohala (57-56, OT)
Konawaena (61-58) @ Hilo Civic
This week: bye

12. Kailua (15-11, 9-6 OIA Red)
The skinny: Surfriders lose to Moanalua in the OIA fifth-place game, ending the season.
Wins:
Roosevelt (53-35)
Castle (62-39)
@ Kahuku (61-43)
Moanalua (45-42)
@ Roosevelt (48-43)
Losses:
Kaimuki (47-42)
Kalaheo (55-49) @ McKinley Gym
Radford (75-53) @ Kalaheo Gym
This week: won at Mililani (49-48); lost to Moanalua (48-42) @ Farrington Gym
Season over

13. Mililani (21-7, 12-2 OIA Red)
The skinny: Losses to Kaimuki and Kailua end the Trojans' season.
Wins:
Damien (61-51)
@ Kahuku
@ Waialua
Campbell (65-64)
Nanakuli (62-38)
Thompson (57-53)
@ Kapolei (42-25)
@ Waianae (70-58)
Radford (77-74, 2 OT)
Campbell (62-61, OT)
Leilehua (59-16)
@ Pearl City (50-34)
Kapolei (54-37)
Waianae (68-63)
@ Radford (70-52)
Campbell (62-46) at McKinley Gym
@ Leilehua (52-51)
Losses:
Fairfax, Los Angeles (96-24)
Kamehameha (57-38)
Radford (53-45)
Montrose Christian, Md. (72-41)
Leilehua (43-40)
Kaimuki (58-52)
This week: lost to Kailua (49-48)
Season over

14. Keaau (20-7, 13-3 BIIF)
The skinny: Cougars' season comes to an end with a heartbreaking loss to Kamehameha-Hawaii. The Cougars are one of the top teams in the state, but end up as the odd team out since the BIIF has just three state berths. Just a few days earlier, the Cougars lost at Honokaa by three points, which was the difference between an automatic state berth and fighting for survival.
Wins:
Waiakea (61-44)
Hilo (58-49)
Kamehameha-Hawaii (55-43)
Christian Liberty
Kohala
Ka‘u (79-47)
Hawaii Prep (76-39)
Konawaena (39-32)
Kealakehe (56-47)
@ Laupahoehoe (67-38)
@ Pahoa (68-47)
@ St. Joseph (54-33)
@ Parker (112-32)
Losses:
Honokaa (50-46)
@ Honokaa (57-54)
Kamehameha-Hawaii (51-45) @ Hilo Civic
Season over

15. Kohala (20-6, 13-3 BIIF)
The skinny: Cowboys outlast the pesky St. Joseph Cardinals to win the BIIF Division II title.
Wins:
Honokaa (57-56, OT)
@ Hilo (75-66)
Waiakea (73-56)
Christian Liberty (61-27)
Ka‘u (59-39) @ Konawaena/Onizuka Gym
@ Parker (75-50)
@ St. Joseph (35-25)
Laupahoehoe (63-31)
St. Joseph (40-34)
Losses:
@ Kamehameha-Hawaii (49-41)
@ Konawaena (51-49)
This week: bye

16. Aiea (21-4, 13-1 OIA White)
The skinny: Na Alii regain life after the OIA rules that Thompson used an ineligible player. That negates THomson's 62-60 win at Aiea and sends Aiea into the OIA White semifinals.
Wins:
Kapolei (50-38)
Punahou II (65-61)
Nanakuli (61-42)
Tamawanis (Canada) (69-41)
Iolani II (62-45)
Leilehua
Waipahu (80-67)
Thompson (73-62)
Leilehua (58-48)
Kahuku (77-60)
Kailua (56-49)
@ Farrington (65-63 OT)
McKinley (69-64)
Nanakuli (58-30)
@ Kalani
Waialua
@ Nanakuli (84-45)
@ Waialua (51-42)
@ Waipahu (78-60)
Thompson (forfeit)
Losses:
Campbell (64-61)
Maryknoll (73-51)
Farrington (56-55)
Kaiser (69-64)
This week: def. Farrington (67-62) at Kaiser Gym; won at McKinley (68-59)

17. Punahou II (20-3, 14-0 ILH Division II)
The skinny: Buffanblu close the season at 14-0 in league play.
Wins:
Roosevelt (47-37)
Kailua (55-52)
Le Jardin (47-18)
Hanalani (72-52)
Redemption
@ Iolani II (54-42)
University (54-51)
Kamehameha II (54-37)
Word of Life (66-46)
Saint Louis II (44-38)
Christian Academy (71-48) @ Aiea Rec. Gym.
Losses: Maryknoll (58-45)
Season over

18. University (21-3, 12-2 ILH Division II)
The skinny: Junior 'Bows fall at Punahou II and lose ground in the ILH D-II race.
Wins:
@ Waipahu (46-39)
@ McKinley (47-41)
Waipahu (40-38)
@ Waialua (53-37)
@ Moanalua (47-46)
Hana (59-21)
Lanai (49-33)
Seabury Hall (50-38)
Lanakila Baptist (65-48)
@ Hanalani (42-30)
Redemption (86-30)
Word of Life (53-36)
Iolani II (41-29)
Le Jardin (61-17)
Saint Louis II (54-30) @ MPI Gym
@ Hawaii Baptist (41-38)
Christian Academy (76-43) at Aiea Rec. Gym
AOP (54-38) @ MPI Gym
Assets
Losses:
Kaimuki (49-44)
@ Kamehameha II (53-50)
@ Punahou II (54-51)
This week: bye

19. McKinley (17-12, 9-6 OIA White)
The skinny: Tigers lose to Aiea, but they're already in the state tourney.
Wins:
Kapolei (52-26)
Roosevelt (49-48)
Pearl City (42-30)
Mid-Pacific (39-37)
Campbell (53-43)
Damien (41-34)
@ Moanalua (45-39)
Farrington (48-34)
Kaiser (43-37)
@ Kalani (58-36)
Thompson (54-46)
Kalani (68-51)
Waipahu (57-47)
Losses:
Kaimuki (57-44)
Radford (56-49)
University (47-41)
Iolani (66-30)
Moanalua (55-48)
Radford (67-39)
Thompson (59-54)
@ Kaiser (64-61 OT)
Farrington (60-55)
This week: won at Kaiser (57-56); lost to Aiea (68-59)

20. Farrington (10-5 OIA White)
The skinny: Govs may be the most improved team in the state. They ousted Kaiser to claim the final state berth out of the OIA White.
This week: lost to Aiea (67-62) at Kaiser Gym; def. Kaiser (60-57)

21. Kamehameha-Maui (9-2 MIL)
The skinny: Huge season for the Warriors continues after a MIL-title win over Baldwin.
Wins: Baldwin (44-26), Maui (65-52), @ Lahainaluna (55-41).
Losses: at Baldwin (61-48).
Last week: vs. King Kekaulike?
This week: def. King Kekaulike (57-39); lost to Baldwin (47-46 OT); def. Baldwin (49-45 OT)

22. Kaiser (19-5, 12-3 OIA White)
The skinny: Cougars lose at Farrington with a state-tourney berth on the line.
Wins:
Leilehua
Damien (55-49)
Word of Life (47-38)
Kamehameha II (64-52)
Saint Louis II (score n/a)
Lick-Wilmerding (Calif.) (60-37)
Waipahu (64-51)
@ Farrington (56-50)
@ Aiea (69-64)
@ Kalani (69-43)
Thompson (60-55)
Nanakuli (58-33)
@ Waialua (78-53)
@ Kalani (63-46)
Farrington (61-60)
McKinley (64-61 OT)
Thompson (83-53)
Nanakuli (70-60)
Losses:
Arlington, Calif. (73-59) > just seven players suited up against Arlington
North Torrance, Calif. (85-75)
@ McKinley (43-37)
This week: lost to McKinley (57-56); lost @ Farrington (60-57)
Season over

23. Kamehameha (12-14, 7-7 ILH)
The skinny: Warriors stay close for a half before losing at Saint Louis.
Wins:
Roosevelt (49-35)
Moanalua (69-42)
Kahuku (58-25)
Mililani (57-38)
@ Mariner (Wash.) (46-33).
Mid-Pacific (53-45)
@ Damien (54-52)
Maryknoll (54-40)
@ Mid-Pacific (49-31)
Maryknoll (55-47)
Losses:
Punahou (55-50)
Kalaheo (69-59)
Radford (47-42)
Vincent (Milwaukee, Wisc.) (73-45)
Kaimuki (60-51)
Moanalua (58-42)
@ Snohomish, Wash. (66-49)
@ Roosevelt (Wash.)
@ Iolani (44-38 2 OT)
@ Saint Louis (49-39)
Iolani (42-41)
@ Punahou (61-52)
Saint Louis (51-36)
This week: def. Mid-Pacific (49-45); lost @ Saint Louis (49-31)
Season over

24. Baldwin (13-12, 8-3 MIL)
The skinny: Bears have the MIL's second berth at states.
Wins: Nanakuli (64-19), @ King Kekaulike (58-53), at Lahainaluna (51-48), Kamehameha-Maui (61-48), at Maui (58-29).
Losses: Elsinore (Calif.) (55-41), Punahou (68-59), Kamehameha-Hawaii (59-45), Hilo (56-49), Kamehameha-Maui (44-26), Lahainaluna (67-66).
This week: def. Lahainaluna (53-48); def. Kamehameha-Maui (47-46 OT); lost to Kamehameha-Maui (49-45 OT)

25. Mid-Pacific (13-13, 4-9 ILH)
The skinny: Bryson Beirne's emergence almost got the Owls past Kamehameha.
Wins:
@ Farrington (65-40)
@ Kailua (77-48)
Kalani (74-49)
Kalani (64-42)
Waipahu (44-38)
Word of Life (65-46)
Iolani II (58-40)
Maryknoll (49-35)
Damien (69-40)
Maryknoll (46-37)
Losses:
@ McKinley (39-37)
Benson Tech (Ore.) (58-52)
Punahou II (59-44)
Campbell (52-49)
@ Kamehameha (53-45)
Iolani (59-43)
Saint Louis (55-47)
Punahou (76-47)
Kamehameha (49-31)
@ Iolani (58-47)
@ Saint Louis (45-34)
This week: lost at Kamehameha (49-45)
Season over

BEST OF THE REST

Leilehua (7-6 OIA Red)

Kahuku (3-10 OIA Red)
The skinny: Red Raiders fall to Leilehua, ending the season. The nucleus of underclassmen, however, will return. Red Raiders could compete for the OIA crown next season.
Losses: lost to Leilehua (59-55).
Season over

Thompson
Season over

Maryknoll (14-16, 3-11 ILH)
The skinny: Spartans' season ends with a loss to Saint Louis. One of the best teams that should've been in D-II.
Wins: @ Damien (44-41), at Damien (68-51).
Losses: @ Saint Louis (54-48), @ Mid-Pacific (49-35), at Iolani (61-45), at Punahou (72-58), at Kamehameha (54-40), Saint Louis (54-37) @ Iolani Gym, at Mid-Pacific (46-37); at Iolani (58-55), at Punahou (86-50); at Kamehameha (55-47)
This week: def. Damien (57-49); lost to Saint Louis (79-57)

Lahainaluna
Kauai
Hawaii Baptist
Seabury Hall (12-9, 11-4)
Molokai
Waianae
Waiakea
Waimea
Lanai
Waialua
Damien
Roosevelt
Castle
Hilo
Waipahu

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