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ScoringLive staffFebruary 13, 2016, 9:52pm
Punahou won both the boys and girls team titles at the OC16/HHSAA Swimming and Diving State Championships, which concluded today at the Naeole Aquatic Complex on the campus of Kamehameha-Hawaii.
The Buffanblu boys team total of 68 paced second place Maryknoll by a 29.5 point margin. Iolani finished third 34.
It was much of the same for the girls, as the Buffanblu posted an 86 point total, a full 55 points better than second-place Hawaii Preparatory Academy. Kamehameha and Kaiser tied for third with 16 points each.
State marks were set by Punahou's Aukai Lileikis in the 200 free (1:34.82) and 100 free (43.92), and Maryknoll's MJ Mao in the 100 fly (47.13) and 100 breast (54.40).
Lileikis also swam on Punahou's 200 relay team (1:25.62) to claim three golds at the meet. Punahou's Maddie Balish also won triple gold, taking home the 100 fly (56.89), 100 breast (1:03.45) and also swam on the Buffanblu's 200 free relay (1:37.97).
Mao was a double-medalist, as was Iolani's Sung Je Lee, who won both the 100 back (52.17) and 200 individual medley (1:54.23).
Sacred Hearts' Le Grand Pound was a double-medalist, winning both the 100 free (51.41) and 200 free (1:50.72).
FINAL RESULTS
» Results by event (PDF)
Boys1. Punahou - 682. Maryknoll - 38.503. Iolani - 344. Mid-Pacific - 295. Kalani - 206. Kamehameha - 137. Roosevelt - 108. Hawaii Prep - 89. Moanalua - 5.5010t. Kauai - 410t. Lahainaluna - 4
Girls1. Punahou - 862. Hawaii Prep - 313t. Kamehameha - 163t. Kaiser - 165. Sacred Hearts - 126. Baldwin - 10.507t. Iolani - 107t. Le Jardin - 109. Moanalua - 910. Seabury Hall
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