Boys Basketball
Balanced Moanalua attack shoots down St. Joseph


ScoringLive staff
December 29, 2011, 9:45pm

   


Thu, Dec 29, 2011 @ Moanalua

St. Joseph

33

Moanalua

42

Final 1 2 3 4  
St. Joseph (2-4, 8-8) 1 841033
Moanalua (11-5, 19-11) 8 12 8 1442
K. Puulei-Auld 9 pts  1 3pm
T. Fairman 9 pts
Host Moanalua opened up with a 12-1 run in the first half, and never trailed in posting a 42-33 win in the third place game of the Na Menehune Holiday Classic.

Na Menehune spread the wealth offensively, as Kahanu Puulei-Auld led Na Menehune with 9 points, Eliot Donley and Shane Ratledge each added 7, and Dillon Turk and Chris Hammond chipped in 6 more apiece.

St. Joseph forward Thomas Fairman had 9 points in the loss.





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