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ScoringLive staffFebruary 19, 2013, 10:34pm
Maryknoll returns to the Hawaiian Airlines Division I boys' basketball state tournament for the first time in a quarter century as the top seed of the 12-team field.The Spartans are making their ninth appearance in the Division I tourney, which includes pre-Division II years. They also made six appearances in the old single A tournament for small schools that ran from 1965 to 1982, except for 1967 to 1969. Maryknoll won three single A titles, sort of a precursor to Division II.Perennial Oahu Interscholastic Association power Kalaheo is the second seed. The Mustangs are making their 30th appearance; in their only D2 appearance last year, they won the title. They have three D1 state titles.Maui Interscholastic League champion King Kekaulike is the third seed. It made its state debut last year.Konawaena, the Big Island Interscholastic Federation champion, is the fourth seed. The Division I tourney opens Wednesday with games at McKinley and Moanalua. (See brackets at bottom of website.)The eight-team Division II tournament starts Thursday. Saint Francis of the ILH is the top seed, followed by Kailua of the OIA White, Seabury Hall of the MIL and Hawaii Prep of the BIIF. Tourney openers are at Kaimuki and Kalani.Division I team historiesMaryknoll Spartans, ILH championsAppearance: 15th, ninth in D1Record: 18-7, 16-7 in championship bracket (D1 only), one titleNote: Won three 'A' state titles for small schools (1978 to 1980).Punahou Buffanblu, ILH runner-upAppearance: 39thRecord: 88-37, 70-28 in championship bracket, 10 titlesKalaheo Mustangs, OIA Red championAppearance: 30th, 29th in D1Record: 57-31, 37-25 in championship bracket (D1 only), three titlesNote: Won D2 title last yearMoanalua Na Menehune, OIA Red runner-upAppearance: 17thRecord: 28-25, 19-14 in championship bracket, two titlesKapolei Hurricanes, OIA Red third placeAppearance: SecondRecord: 2-1, 0-1 in championship bracketFarrington Governors, OIA fourth placeAppearance: 12th, ninth in D1Record: 15-6, 10-6 in championship bracket, two titlesNote: Won D2 titles in 2008 and 2011.Mililani Trojans, OIA fifth placeAppearance: 10thRecord: 13-17, 7-10 in championship bracketPearl City Chargers, OIA sixth placeAppearance: SeventhRecord: 7-11, 4-6 in championship bracketKing Kekaulike Na Alii, MIL championAppearance: SecondRecord: 1-2, 1-1 in championship bracketBaldwin Bears, MIL runner-upAppearance: 35thRecord: 33-57, 12-34 in championship bracketNote: 0-10 in semifinalsKonawaena Wildcats, BIIF championAppearance: SixthRecord: 4-8, 1-5 in championship bracketKamehameha-Hawaii Warriors, BIIF runner-upAppearance: SeventhRecord: 6-10, 5-6 in championship bracketNotes: Appearances include play-in games for final berth. Division I includes pre-Division II seasons.
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