Moanalua boys repeat; Sacred Hearts girls win ninth state title

Air Riflery
Moanalua boys repeat; Sacred Hearts girls win ninth state title

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October 24, 2017, 11:15pm

Moanalua boys repeat as team winners at the 2017 Civilian Marksmanship Program/HHSAA Air Riflery State Championships. Spencer Honda | SL

Last year's boys individual state champion Justin Pascua (Kalaheo) finished in third place with 12.8 less points than he had a year ago. Spencer Honda | SL

Mid-Pacific's Michael Tam finished in second place, but his qualifying score of 545 puts him at No. 6 all-time in the HHSAA's 19-year state championships history. Spencer Honda | SL

Hawaii Baptist's Donovan Shiraishi scored a match-high 188 in kneeling and posted a finals best of 93.4 points. Shiraishi's qualifying total of 540 places him tied for 10th-best all-time in HHSAA's 19-year state championships history. Spencer Honda | SL Spencer Honda | SL

Some of the top 10 finishers in the individual girls competition. From left to right: Taylor Dunaway (Kaiser), Heidi Kwock (Punahou), Sophia Crisci (Mid-Pacific), Maile Fox (Sacred Hearts), Kellyn Okazaki (Kalani), Tiari Faagata (KS-Hawaii), Joli Hamada (Punahou) and Dorothy Sanidad (Sacred Hearts). Spencer Honda | SL

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Shaye Nishimura from Waiakea finished second. She posted a match-high 88.2 points in the final round, but finished 3.3 points behind first place in total score. Spencer Honda | SL

Island Pacific's Alyssa Okimoto was solid in all three phases of prone, standing and kneeling to take home the Navigators' first air riflery state title. Okimoto's qualifying total of 550 places her 6th-best all-time in HHSAA's 19-year state championships history. Spencer Honda | SL Spencer Honda | SL

Sophia Crisci finished third in the individual girls placings with a final score of 632.2. Spencer Honda | SL

Moanalua boys repeat as team winners at the 2017 Civilian Marksmanship Program/HHSAA Air Riflery State Championships. Spencer Honda | SL

Kalani girls finished in second place with a score of 2,122. Spencer Honda | SL

2017 Boys All-Tournament Third Team. From left to right: Alexander Paul (Moanalua), Kawika Aguiar (Christian Liberty), Devez Aniol (KS-Hawaii) and Skylar Soultz (Waiakea). Spencer Honda | SL

Sacred Hearts girls win their ninth air riflery team state title, the first since 2010. Top four finishers from left to right: Maile Fox, Dorothy Sanidad, Clarissa DeSmet and Quinn Lum, along with coach Carlton Lum. Spencer Honda | SL Spencer Honda | SL

Mid-Pacific boys finished in second with a score of 2,076. Spencer Honda | SL

Hawaii Baptist's Donovan Shiraishi scored a match-high 188 in kneeling and posted a finals best of 93.4 points. Shiraishi's qualifying total of 540 places him tied for 10th-best all-time in HHSAA's 19-year state championships history. Spencer Honda | SL Spencer Honda | SL

Island Pacific's Alyssa Okimoto was solid in all three phases of prone, standing and kneeling to take home the Navigators' first air riflery state title. Okimoto's qualifying total of 550 places her 6th-best all-time in HHSAA's 19-year state championships history. Spencer Honda | SL Spencer Honda | SL

Sacred Hearts girls win their ninth air riflery team state title, the first since 2010. Top four finishers from left to right: Maile Fox, Dorothy Sanidad, Clarissa DeSmet and Quinn Lum, along with coach Carlton Lum. Spencer Honda | SL Spencer Honda | SL

Island Pacific's Alyssa Okimoto was solid in all three phases of prone, standing and kneeling to take home the Navigators' first air riflery state title. Okimoto's qualifying total of 550 places her 6th-best all-time in HHSAA's 19-year state championships history. Spencer Honda | SL

GIRLS INDIVIDUAL
Rank	Name	School	Prone	Stand.	Kneel.	Qual.	Final	Total
1	Alyssa Okimoto	Island Pacific	194	172	184	550	85.5	635.5
2	Shaye Nishimura	Waiakea	194	166	184	544	88.2	632.2
3	Sophia Crisci	Mid-Pacific	193	170	182	545	87.2	632.2
4	Dorothy Sanidad	Sacred Hearts	195	168	181	544	88.0	632.0
5	Joli Hamada	Punahou	192	175	185	552	79.4	631.4
6	Tiari Faagata	KS-Hawaii	196	163	185	544	84.6	628.6
7	Kellyn Okazaki	Kalani	189	169	181	539	82.6	621.6
8	Heidi Kwock	Punahou	186	175	176	537	82.1	619.1

» Full Girls Individual Results

Sacred Hearts girls win their ninth air riflery team state title, the first since 2010. Top four finishers from left to right: Maile Fox, Dorothy Sanidad, Clarissa DeSmet and Quinn Lum, along with coach Carlton Lum. Spencer Honda | SL

GIRLS TEAM
Rank	Team	Prone	Stand.	Kneel.	Total
1	Sacred Hearts	761	659	712	2132
	(Dorothy Sanidad, Maile Fox, Clarissa DeSmet, Quinn Lum)
2	Kalani	747	669	706	2122
3	Waiakea	770	637	711	2118
4	KS-Hawaii	759	627	721	2107
5	Moanalua	760	620	683	2063

» Full Girls Team Results

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BOYS TEAM
Rank	Team	Prone	Stand.	Kneel.	Total
1	Moanalua	756	639	700	2095
	(Cole Fukumitsu, Alexander Paul, Alec Fong, Luke Young)
2	Mid-Pacific	736	645	695	2076
3	Pearl City	756	620	681	2057
4	Waianae	712	581	671	1964
5	Kamehameha	711	587	656	1954

Air RifleryMoanalua boys repeat; Sacred Hearts girls win ninth state title

Moanalua boys repeat as team winners at the 2017 Civilian Marksmanship Program/HHSAA Air Riflery State Championships. Spencer Honda | SL

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Last year's boys individual state champion Justin Pascua (Kalaheo) finished in third place with 12.8 less points than he had a year ago. Spencer Honda | SL

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Mid-Pacific's Michael Tam finished in second place, but his qualifying score of 545 puts him at No. 6 all-time in the HHSAA's 19-year state championships history. Spencer Honda | SL

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Hawaii Baptist's Donovan Shiraishi scored a match-high 188 in kneeling and posted a finals best of 93.4 points. Shiraishi's qualifying total of 540 places him tied for 10th-best all-time in HHSAA's 19-year state championships history. Spencer Honda | SL Spencer Honda | SL

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Shaye Nishimura from Waiakea finished second. She posted a match-high 88.2 points in the final round, but finished 3.3 points behind first place in total score. Spencer Honda | SL

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Sophia Crisci finished third in the individual girls placings with a final score of 632.2. Spencer Honda | SL

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Moanalua boys repeat as team winners at the 2017 Civilian Marksmanship Program/HHSAA Air Riflery State Championships. Spencer Honda | SL

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Kalani girls finished in second place with a score of 2,122. Spencer Honda | SL

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2017 Boys All-Tournament Third Team. From left to right: Alexander Paul (Moanalua), Kawika Aguiar (Christian Liberty), Devez Aniol (KS-Hawaii) and Skylar Soultz (Waiakea). Spencer Honda | SL

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Sacred Hearts girls win their ninth air riflery team state title, the first since 2010. Top four finishers from left to right: Maile Fox, Dorothy Sanidad, Clarissa DeSmet and Quinn Lum, along with coach Carlton Lum. Spencer Honda | SL Spencer Honda | SL

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Mid-Pacific boys finished in second with a score of 2,076. Spencer Honda | SL

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Hawaii Baptist's Donovan Shiraishi scored a match-high 188 in kneeling and posted a finals best of 93.4 points. Shiraishi's qualifying total of 540 places him tied for 10th-best all-time in HHSAA's 19-year state championships history. Spencer Honda | SL Spencer Honda | SL

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Sacred Hearts girls win their ninth air riflery team state title, the first since 2010. Top four finishers from left to right: Maile Fox, Dorothy Sanidad, Clarissa DeSmet and Quinn Lum, along with coach Carlton Lum. Spencer Honda | SL Spencer Honda | SL

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Moanalua boys repeat; Sacred Hearts girls win ninth state title