Cheerleading
Sacred Hearts dominate ILH invitational


ScoringLive staff
September 30, 2017, 11:29pm

 


The Sacred Hearts cheer program took first place in two categories at an Interscholastic League of Honolulu preseason meet at the Hemmeter Fieldhouse Saturday evening.

The Lancers dominated the varsity division with a score of 507.50. Kamehameha followed with a score of 485.25 while Iolani took third place in a field of six with 478.50 points.

On the intermediate level, Sacred Hearts finished with the highest score with 366.50 points. Host Punahou followed with 358 points.

Iolani won the junior varsity division with a score of 443.75.

Varsity results
1. Sacred Hearts - 507.50
2. Kamehameha - 485.25
3. Iolani - 478.50
4. Punahou - 471.50
5. PAC-5 - 428.75
6. Damien - 386.50

Junior varsity results
1. Iolani - 443.75
2. Kamehameha - 428.75
3. Punahou - 382.25

Intermediate results
1. Sacred Hearts - 366.50
2. Punahou - 358.00
3. Iolani - 349.50
4. Damien - 321.00
5. PAC-5 - 287.50




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