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ScoringLive staffMay 4, 2014, 12:33am
Punahou swept the boys' and girls' team titles at the Carlsmith Ball/Hawaii High School Athletic Association Tennis State Championships Saturday at the Wailea Tennis Club on Maui.
It was the 12th consecutive year that the Buffanblu took home both team crowns. The boys won for the 24th consecutive year and 46h time overall in school history, while the girls claimed their 12th straight title and 40th in school history.
Punahou easily won the boys' title — led by two-time state champion Kawika Lam — with 28 points. Runner-up Mililani finished with nine points, Mid-Pacific was third with seven points and Iolani and Hawaii Baptist had six points to finish tied for fourth.
Lam defeated Hawaii Baptist's Jeffrey Liang 6-7(6), 6-0 and 6-2 in the boys' singles final. The Buffanblu's duo of Zander Kim and Jon Costales won the doubles' title 6-1 and 6-0 over Seann Esaki and Braxton Chong of Mid-Pacific.
Punahou accumulated 12 points to finish atop the girls' team standings. Mililani and Mid-Pacific tied for second with nine points and Saint Francis and Iolani tied for fourth with eight points.
Saint Francis' Taylor Lau upset Mililani's Alyssa Tobita in the girls' singles final 6-1 and 6-3. Tobita was seeking her fourth consecutive individual state title.
Skyla Alcon and Cori Cummings, of Mid-Pacific, won the girls' doubles final over Iolani's Sari Kwee and Kara Okazaki 6-7(6), 7-5 and 5-0.
Carlsmith Ball/HHSAA Tennis State ChampionshipsThursday through SaturdayAt Wailea and Makena tennis clubsBoysFinal team scores1, Punahou 28 points. 2, Mililani 9. 3, Mid-Pacific 7. 4t, Iolani 6. 4t, Hawaii Baptist 6. 6t, Hawaii Prep. 6t, Kalani. 8, Konawaena 3. 9t, Kealakehe 2. 9t, Maui 2. 9t, Seabury Hall 2. 12t, Island School 1. 12t, Kohala 1. 12t, Pearl City 1. 12t, Kamehameha 1. 12t, Parker 1. Championship finalsSingles: (1) Kawika Lam, Punahou def. (2) Jeffrey Liang, Hawaii Baptist 6-7(6), 6-0, 6-2Doubles: (1) Zander Kim/Jon Costales, Punahou def. (7) Seann Esaki/Braxton Chong, Mid-Pacific 6-1, 6-0Third-place finalsSingles: (3) Sage Leaman, Mililani def. (6) McKenna Fujitani, Punahou 6-1, 7-6(4)Doubles: (3) Jacob Blaisdell/Austin Hamamoto, Punahou def. (5) Ryan Chang/Riley Inn, Iolani 6-4, 7-5GirlsFinal team scores1, Punahou 12 points. 2t, Mililani 9. 2t, Mid-Pacific 9. 4t, Saint Francis 8. 4t, Iolani 8. 6, Kamehameha-Maui 5. 7t, Waimea 4. 7t, Hilo 4. 9t, Island Pacific 3. 9t, Kealakehe 3. 11t, Kaiser 2. 11t, Roosevelt 2. 13t, Aiea 1. 13t, Radford 1. 13t, Kahuku 1. 13t, Hawaii Prep 1. 13t, Kapolei 1. 13t, Waiakea 1. 13t, Lahainaluna 1. 13t, Pearl City 1. 13t, McKinley 1. Championship finalsSingles: (4) Taylor Lau, Saint Francis def. (1) Alyssa Tobita, Mililani 6-1, 6-3Doubles: (2) Skyla Alcon/Cori Cummings, Mid-Pacific def. (1) Sari Kwee/Kara Okazaki, Iolani 6-7(6), 7-5, 6-0Third-place finalsSingles: (2) Ashley Ishimura, Punahou def. (3) Lanie-Rae Green, Waimea (walkover)Doubles: (3) Sarah Ikioka/Kylee Kato, Kamehameha-Maui def. (4) Kelly Soares/Emily Soares, Hilo 6-7(4), 6-3, 6-4
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