Boys Basketball
Kamehameha holds off Govs to win Alegre tourney


ScoringLive staff
December 2, 2011, 7:02am

  


Thu, Dec 1, 2011 @ Radford

Farrington

57

Kamehameha

68

Final 1 2 3 4  
Farrington (9-6, 15-17) 7 15181657
Kamehameha (10-5, 19-10) 17 16 18 1768
D. Enos 31 pts
V. Vaina 20 pts
In a battle between respective defending state champions, Division I Kamehameha survived a late charge by the Division II Govs to claim the 13th James Alegre Invitational title, 68-57.

Guard Dyrbe Enos poured in 31 points and Makoa Camanse-Stevens added 10 more for the Warriors, who led 33-22 at intermission.

Farrington was able to trim the lead to as few as 5 in the fourth quarter, but never got any closer.

Viane Vaina had 20 points and 16 boards, and Mikey Kleman 18 points for the Govs in the loss.


Moanalua 60, Mid-Pacific 26

Na Menehune won the third-place game in the Alegre Invitational in blowout fashion, cruising past the Owls, 60-26.

Alex Hutson had 14 points, and Shane Ratledge 13 to lead the way for Moanalua.



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