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Stacy Kaneshiro | ScoringLiveFebruary 22, 2014, 12:37pm
WAHIAWA - Not to be outdone by their brothers, Campbell's girls claimed their first O'ahu Interscholastic Association wrestling team championship Saturday night at Leilehua's gym.The Sabers got individual titles from Alicia Liemsithisak (117 pounds) and Angela Peralta (135) to help their team amass 153 points to edge runner-up McKinley by seven points.The girls' team crown made it a complete sweep of team titles for the 'Ewa Beach school. The boys repeated as champions by tallying 214 points. Runner-up Pearl City had 185.5 points. It was Campbell's third overall title since 2010."First time for the girls, so we get to hang a banner for them," Campbell coach Mark Buelow said. "They've seen the boys with the success; they wanted some of their own."The Saber girls had been diligent in turning out for voluntary morning workouts, Buelow said."It's optional and we had more girls show up than boys," he said. "They wanted it. They deserved it."Campbell had six entrants in the 14 different weight classes in championship matches. Liemsithisak defeated Castle's Kayla Guillermo, 7-1. But she was thrilled about the team title."I feel so accomplished because we all trained so hard," said Liemsithisak, a sophomore.Peralta had a commanding 10-2 lead early in the third period before pinning Kapolei's Taysia Kano at 4:25 with a half-nelson."It feels great knowing I'm a part of (being the first Campbell girls' team champion)," Peralta said.Campbell's boys also had six wrestlers in title matches, but only Christian Natividad won this bout, beating Wai'anae's Alika Agustin, 11-4. He had five take downs and was never threatened. All of Agustin's scoring were from escapes."The key for me was mental toughness," Natividad said. "Everyone's going to get tired, especially in the third period."His teammates, Thor Kapesi Brady (195) and Toese Tia (285) were engaged in close matches, but lost. Wai'anae's Mahvan Tau beat Brady, and Pearl City's Jordan Fuamatu beat Tia, each by scores of 7-5. Even Tristan Ludiazo had a tight match the went overtime in the 220-pound weight class. But Mililani's Dayton Furuta got a take down and a three-point near fall late in the OT to win, 7-2.In the highest-scoring title match, Kapolei's Shandon Ilabon-Totten turned his fifth reversal with one second left to beat Kaiser's Chance Ikei, 14-13.Ikei led 11-8 entering the third period. Several penalty points and a reversal put Totten ahead, 12-11. Ikei scored a reversal with seven seconds left to regain the lead, 13-12, but six seconds later, Ilabon-Totten won it with a reversal of his own."It feels good," the sophomore said of the win. "I couldn't wrestle last year because I broke my ankle."There were three defending state champions in girls' matches, but only one prevailed. Kahuku's Aarica Barcina (109) lost in the semifinals to Leilehua's Nakia James.Moanalua's Angela Enos (105) defeated state champion Breanne Takaesu of Pearl City, 5-1. Takaesu took a 1-0 lead with a second-period escape, but Enos scored five unanswered points to take the match."It was really, really relieving," Enos said. "I had lost to her at Officials (preseason meet). I felt a lot more confident and I trusted myself and my coaches a lot more."Mililani defending state champion Angela Lee (121) found herself down 6-1 after the first period to Pearl City's Asia Lien Evans. But Lee cut her deficit with a three-point near fall in the second period to pull to within two. Then 29 seconds into the third period, she pinned Evans to complete the rally."I was just so pumped and amped up for this match," Lee said. "I froze up. My muscles all tensed up. I knew I had to pull something out to win."Lee said she anticipated that Evans was going to use a throw."I kind of waited for it and when she threw me, I kind of reversed it, then I stuck it," Lee said. "I hung on for dear life."All three defending boys' state champions won their OIA titles.Mililani's Braydon Akeo (138) defeated Wai'anae's jacob Saosusuga, 14-7; Pearl City's Blake Cooper (160) pinned Campbells Francis Taua at 3:17; and Pearl City's Alex Ursua (126) pinned Moanalua's Chevy Tabiolo Felicilda at 1:48. Ursua won last year's state title in 125 while representing University High.
GirlsTeam standings 1. Campbell, 153 2. McKinley, 146 3. Pearl City, 129 4. Wai'anae, 123.5 5. Kapolei, 83 6. 'Aiea, 81 7 (tie). Castle, Leilehua, 79 each. 9. Kahuku, 7710. Roosevelt 7611. Mililani 75.12. Radford, 54.13. Moanalua, 5014. Waipahu, 3515. Kailua, 3016. Kaiser, 2217 (tie). Farrington, Kaimuki, 19 each.19. Waialua, 1220. Nanakuli, 1121. Kalani, 822. Halau Ku Mana, 623. Non-scoring wrestler, 424. Kalaheo, 1Individual97 pounds1. Maia Phanthadara (Roose) dec. Brandi Yoshida (Camp), 11-13. Alexis Nelson (Wain) dec. Misty Tran (McK), 16-45. Elena Domingo (Kap) dec. Karina Abella (Rad), 16-8.101 pounds1. Malie Gonsalves (Wain) pinned Kalissa Pundyke (Camp), 4:383. Nina Bean (Kaim) dec. Stacia-Al Mahoe (Kap), 15-65. Brianna Leong (Lei) dec. Cheyenne Cantoma (PC), 8-2105 pounds1. Angela Enos (Moan). dec. Breanne Takaesu (PC), 5-13. Ilysia Sharai Sana (Wain) dec. Riana Traxler (Rad), 6-25. Alana Alviar (Camp) dec. Michie Okura (McK0, 8-0109 pounds1. Tammy Le (McK) dec. Naka James (Lei), 11-53. Aarica Barcina (Kah), dec. Anessa Newman (Wain), 6-05. Mikayla Abe (PC) dec. Sarah Patanapaiboon (Camp), 6-4113 pounds1. Kristen Kojima (Roose) dec. Alexis Ford (PC), 1-03. Alsie Bahilot (Cast) dec. Ashley Dillner (Kail), 2-15. Tara Marysa Hirata (Mili) dec. Sydnie Lista (Farr), 4-3.117 pounds1. Alician Liemsithisak (Camp) dec. Kayla Guillermo (Cast), 7-13. Hiu Chung Lau (McK) pinned Kaylin Castro (Mili), 1:435. Anuhea Hamilton (Wain) pinned Joen Tominaga (PC), 3:40121 pounds1. Angela Lee (Mili) pinned Asia Lien Evans (PC), 4:293. Rebekah Johnson (Cast) pinned Jessica Gudalis (McK), 1:595. Tehani Carlson (Wain.) pinned Fabiene Palipti (Camp), 2:32125 pounds1. Maria Garcia (Roos) pinned Nina Brown (Rad), 2:373. Ashley Mercado (Lei) pinned Marsha Goriainov (Mili), :565. Cynarra Sana (Wain) def. Anela Wasson (Kah), forfeit130 pounds1. Lhyca Joy Butac (Lei) dec. Asia Igafo (Cast), 11-63. Jacqueline Fuamatu (PC) def. Haylee Jimeno (Waip), forfeit5. Angeles Rodriguez (McK) def. Angeliq Kane (Moan), forfeit135 pounds1. Angela Peralta (Camp) pinned Taysia Kano (Kap), 4:253. Cheynell Kawaihae (Kail) dec. Netanya Kang (PC), 2-05. Diana Marquez (Aiea) dec. Rea Mae Garcia (Waip), 4-1140 pounds1. Kari Okubo (Aiea) dec. Lokelani Kam (Camp), 11-83. Asialyn Fernandes (PC) (no opponent), forfeit155 pounds1. Jocelyn Tabion (Kap) dec. Caragh Morris (Camp), 10-53. Kanoeala Nakoa (Kais) pinned Stephanie Times (Aiea), 1:565. Autumn Ollice (Rad) pinned Kalei Sataua (Halau), 2:22175 pounds1. Jocelyn Alo (Kah) dec. Sara Miner (Aiea), 8-43. Kay Tehotu (McK) dec. Teronica Amani (Wain), 13-65. Ryanne Murakami Samala (Wail) dec. Reydell Ewaliko Kauhane (Nana), 15-3220 pounds 1. Kaydie Tehotu (McK0 pinned Sabrina Alo (Kah), 1:353. Avel Lualemaga (Aiea) dec. Sabrina Hollins (Waip), 8-75. Taylor Allen (Camp) pinned Taylor Tanuvasa (Moan), 3:39
BoysTeam standings 1. Campbell, 214 2. Pearl City, 185.5 3. Kapolei, 156.5 4. Radford, 134 5. Wai'anae, 131 6. Mililani, 130 7. Leilehua, 94 8. Moanalua, 86 9. Castle, 5610. Kaiser, 5411. Kahuku, 5112 (tie). 'Aiea, Roosevelt, 39 each14. Kalani, 3515. Kalaheo, 3416. Waialua, 3217 (tie). Kaimuki, Waipahu, 28 each19. Nanakuli, 1620. McKinley, 1321. Kailua, 522 (tie). Farrington, Halau Ku Mana, Halau Lokahi, 0 eachIndividual106 pounds1. Jayson Pagurayan (Kap) pinned Shazer Valeriano (Camp), 5:483. Brandon Aceret (Wail) pinned Ronson Farin Yadao (Lei), 5:475. Kanoa Lanias (Mili) de. Allen Lin (McK), 5-0113 pounds1. Shandon Ilabon-Totten (Kap) dec. Chance Ikei (Kais), 14-133. Cayde Tagami (Roose) dec. Joshua Gallarde (Camp), 6-25. Keale Keliinoi (Wain) dec. Chaden Morisato (Kal), 5-4120 pounds1. Christian Natividad (Camp) dec. Alika Agustin (Wain), 11-43. Draten Morisato (Kal) dec. Antonio Ruiz (Moan), 3-15. Kawailani Somera Rickard (Lei) dec. Andre Pagurayan (Kap), 8-2126 pounds1. Alex Ursua (PC) pinned Chevy Tabiolo Felicilda (Moan), 1:483. Aaron Nakama (Kap) dec. Jessie Saribay (Waip), 10-95. Dillon Quittugua (Camp) dec. Jaron Pagaduan (Cast), 9-4132 pounds1. Zackary Diamond (Mili) dec. Bishop Moore (Roose), 10-53. Alika Durham (Kasi) dec. shaiston Dacanay (Camp), 13-25. Trevor Alvarado (PC) pinned Shylar Albright (Kap), 3:45138 pounds1. Brayden Akeo (Mili) dec. Jaco Naosusuga (Wain), 14-73. Caleb Sardinha (Camp) dec. Joshua Leonard (Kap), 7-15. elias Susa Velasco (Nana) pinned Eugene Chung (Moan), 4:02145 pounds1. Liam Corbett (Rad) dec. Josh Gima (Aiea), 9-23. Swayne Lunasco (Cast) dec. Timothy Riviera (PC), 8-55. Joshua Hao (Camp) dec. Kulana Salera (Moan), 5-4152 pounds1. Jacob Solomon (Kalah) dec. Tristin Kamaka (Lei), 3-13. Michael Graziano (Wain) dec. Gabriel Jimenez (Mili), 2-05. Kekua Marumoto (Kap) dec. Dean Kiamos (Kap), 16-9160 pounds1. Blake Cooper (PC) pinned Francis Taua (Camp), 3:173. Lopaka Lono (Lei) dec. Matthew Aguigui (Rad), 5-35. Colton Truitt (Mili) pinned Cody Phillip (Kah), 2:21170 pounds1. Rodney Williams (Cast) dec. Kristian Vaana Kikuyama (PC), 7-43. Zorich Palimoo (Moan) dec. Angel Marrero (Lei), 8-35. Skylar Babb (Rad) def. Taylor Hong (Wail), forfeit182 pounds1. Moses Wiseman (Kap) pinned Maui Iii Lee (PC), 4:593. James Sullivan (Camp) dec. Pablo Gonzalez (Rad), 5-35. William Domen (Wain) dec. Jess Kanongataa (Kah), 2-1195 pounds1. Mahvan Tau (Wain) dec. Thor Kapesi Brady (Camp), 7-53. Paul Joe (PC) dec. Justin Burson (Kaim), 6-35. Christian Figueroa (Rad) dec. Zechariah Yuhudah (Roose), 7-3220 pounds1. Dayton Furuta (Mili) dec. Tristan Ludiazo (Camp), 7-23. DJ Chatman (Rad) dec. Kana Jennings (Aiea), 6-45. Jackson Fuamatu (PC) pinned John Paul Mau (Waip), 2:25285 pounds1. Jordan Fuamatu (PC) dec. Toese Tia (Camp), 7-53. Maake Muti (Lei) dec. Jp Oishi (Rad), 3-15. Isaiah Alapai (Kap) pinned Samuel Shimabukuro (Wain), :28
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