Golf
Oda, Moanalua claim state boys golf titles


Moanalua's John Oda led after Day One and shot a second-round 71 to hold off Alex Chiarella of Seabury Hall to win the individual title at the David S. Ishii Foundation boys golf state championship at Wailua Golf Course on Kauai.

Oda finished the tournament with a 69-71-139.

Chiarella charged up the leaderboard by shooting a 4-under 68 to finish just three strokes behind Oda at 142. 'Iolani's Lorens Chan finished in third, carding a two day 143.

In the team standings, Moanalua overcame a four-stroke 'Iolani advantage after Day One to finish four strokes ahead of the Raiders in the final tally.


FINAL RESULTS

TEAM STANDINGS

1. Moanalua - 291
2. Iolani - 287
3. Punahou - 302
4. Kamehameha-Kapalama - 303
5. Kauai - 313
6. Mid-Pacific - 315
7. Kamehameha-Maui - 321
8. Hilo - 343
9. Waiakea - 348
10. Aiea - 354
11. Kalaheo - 360

INDIVIDUAL SCORES

John Oda, Moanalua - 34-34-68-36-35-71-139
Alex Chiarella, Seabury Hall - 36-38-74-34-34-68-142
Lorens Chan, Iolani - 37-34-71-38-34-72-143
Donny Hopoi, Kamehameha-Kapalama - 37-34-71-36-38-74-145
Kalena Preus, Punahou - 34-37-71-36-39-75-146
Skye Inakoshi, Mid Pacific Institute - 38-38-76-38-33-71-147
Rudy Cabalar, Campbell - 41-38-79-34-34-68-147
Justin "Pono" Tokioka, Kauai - 38-35-73-37-37-74-147
Paul Samiere, Punahou - 38-39-77-33-37-70-147
Seung Jae Maeng, Moanalua - 35-38-73-37-37-74-147
Kenji Miyata, Kapaa - 35-39-74-35-38-73-147
Jefferson Yee, Moanalua - 34-36-70-39-39-78-148
Scotty Yamashita, Kamehameha-Kapalama - 37-37-74-38-37-75-149
Lion Rogers, Mid Pacific Institute - 41-34-75-35-39-74-149
Reese Suzuki, Iolani - 37-35-72-38-39-77-149
Chad Suzuki, Waiakea - 38-40-78-37-35-72-150
Kai Hayashida, Punahou - 41-35-76-37-37-74-150
Aaron Kunitomo, Kamehameha-Maui - 34-41-75-39-36-75-150
Trey Kidd, Iolani - 37-37-74-39-37-76-150
Caleb Keohokupu, Kailua - 37-37-74-37-39-76-150
Andy Okita, Hanalani - 36-39-75-41-35-76-151
Eric Le, Iolani - 37-33-70-42-39-81-151
Justin Chu, Maryknoll - 43-37-80-39-33-72-152
Zachary Braunthal, Punahou - 41-37-78-35-39-74-152
Brent Grant, Moanalua - 43-37-80-36-37-73-153
Braeden Robley, Kauai - 40-40-80-38-35-73-153
Mark Uekawa, Maryknoll - 41-37-78-37-38-75-153
Andrew Paisley, Hawaii Prep - 38-38-76-38-39-77-153
Malu Rosenthal, Lahainaluna - 38-42-80-37-37-74-154
Kyeton Little, Kamehameha-Maui - 41-38-79-39-36-75-154
Spencer Dunaway, Kamehameha-Kapalama - 38-40-78-35-43-78-156
Drake Onaga, King Kekaulike - 39-38-77-38-41-79-156
Schyler Murakami, Pearl City - 39-37-76-39-41-80-156
Dylan Takabayashi, Hawaii Baptist - 43-36-79-38-40-78-157
Reyn Morioka, Kauai - 40-37-77-42-38-80-157
Pomi Milton, Hanalani - 40-40-80-37-41-78-158
Davin Yagi, Hilo - 41-43-84-38-36-74-158
Kahara Sakurai, Kaiser - 42-39-81-41-37-78-159
Ryley Chong, Konawaena - 42-39-81-39-40-79-160
Jameson Keiley, Baldwin - 43-37-80-40-40-80-160
Ariel Hanson, Baldwin - 40-39-79-41-41-82-161
Colby Takushi, Pearl City - 36-42-78-42-41-83-161
Jaime Amimoto, Kauai - 42-41-83-42-36-78-161
Leelan Julian, Campbell - 41-42-83-41-37-78-161
Liam Tsue, Hilo - 39-43-82-40-40-80-162
Zachary Taylor, Maui - 41-40-81-41-40-81-162
Justin Taparra, Kamehameha-Kapalama - 43-37-80-40-42-82-162
Ho Sung Jeon, Mid Pacific Institute - 40-39-79-40-43-83-162
Devin Vea, Maui - 43-39-82-42-39-81-163
Jared Flores, Moanalua - 45-42-87-39-37-76-163
Laakea Warren, Kamehameha-Kapalama - 41-42-83-40-40-80-163
Tyler Armijo, Lahainaluna - 45-38-83-38-42-80-163
Ho'eu'eu Greenwell, Konawaena - 39-43-82-41-40-81-163
Devin Nakata, Mid Pacific Institute - 43-42-85-38-41-79-164
Christian Yagi, Island Pacific - 46-36-82-39-45-84-166
Colin Laszlo, Punahou - 44-37-81-41-44-85-166
Lucas Park, Kamehameha-Maui - 44-40-84-42-40-82-166
Jonah Fonacier, Mililani - 43-41-84-43-40-83-167
Channing Nueku, Damien - 46-40-86-41-42-83-169
Kris Ishibashi, Waiakea - 41-42-83-45-41-86-169
Steve Kim, Kealakehe - 45-39-84-44-42-86-170
Greg Okita, Hanalani - 44-43-87-41-43-84-171
Jay Oshita, Aiea - 45-46-91-42-39-81-172
Mark Ito, Aiea - 43-44-87-42-43-85-172
Jake Siebert, Hawaii Prep - 43-42-85-44-43-87-172
Jt Travethan, Kalaheo - 41-45-86-43-43-86-172
Skyler Uehara, Campbell - 49-43-92-41-40-81-173
Arnold Chung, Kaiser - 45-41-86-43-44-87-173
Jordon Guerrero, Kapaa - 44-41-85-43-45-88-173
Chance Hookala, Kailua - 41-43-84-43-46-89-173
Rikie Tamayo, Kapolei - 41-42-83-45-45-90-173
Rayce Bento, Hilo - 42-43-85-44-45-89-174
Henry Kahula, Kapolei - 45-43-88-43-44-87-175
Terence Fong, Aiea - 47-44-91-40-45-85-176
Cody Pereira, Kamehameha-Hawaii - 47-41-88-42-46-88-176
Kaeo Elflein, Mililani - 47-41-88-45-43-88-176
Gabriel Santeco, Kahuku - 43-51-94-43-40-83-177
Casey Nakatsu, Hilo - 48-44-92-42-43-85-177
Jarin Harada, Maryknoll - 42-42-84-47-46-93-177
Jacob Pu'u, Kamehameha-Maui - 44-39-83-47-49-96-179
Shannden Domingo-Pelekai, Waianae - 48-46-94-42-44-86-180
William Ellis, Kalaheo - 47-48-95-42-44-86-181
Naoto Takahashi, Aiea - 43-42-85-48-49-97-182
Kai Adachi, Kauai - 51-44-95-44-44-88-183
Richard Chun, Waiakea - 48-43-91-43-49-92-183
Jacob Denis-Lui, Kalaheo - 44-45-89-46-48-94-183
Pono Ng, Makua Lani - 53-45-98-42-45-87-185
Kyle Hisanaga, Waiakea - 48-48-96-44-49-93-189
Ty Cuban, Roosevelt - 45-49-94-49-47-96-190
Kyle Ishikawa, Kalaheo - 45-45-90-50-50-100-190
Joshua Kitagawa, Hilo - 50-46-96-47-48-95-191
Derek Chinen, Castle - 52-46-98-46-47-93-191
Kamuela Borge, Kamehameha-Maui - 46-49-95-44-52-96-191
Harrison Wright, Kapolei - 48-45-93-50-48-98-191
Brentson Kinoshita, Waiakea - 58-52-110-49-44-93-203
Kupono Williams, Mililani - 53-56-109-49-46-95-204







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