Johnny Oda pitches a short shot towards the green. Brett Komoto | Special to SL

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Punahou's team poses with the trophy after winning the 2014 HHSAA David Ishii Golf Championship. Ed Kageyama | Special to SL

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Johnny Oda pitches a short shot towards the green. Brett Komoto | Special to SL

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Punahou's team poses with the trophy after winning the 2014 HHSAA David Ishii Golf Championship. Ed Kageyama | Special to SL

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Moanalua's John Oda birdied the second playoff hole to fend off the Punahou duo of PJ Samiere and Kyle Suppa and win his second individual title at the David S. Ishii Foundation/Hawaii High School Athletic Association Boys Golf State Championships at the Turtle Bay Palmer course Thursday.

Oda shot a second-round 1-over par 73 after he entered the final round tied with Mid-Pacific's Zackary Kaneshiro for the overnight lead. Oda shot a two-day total of 142, as did Samiere and Suppa, who helped the Buffanblu repeat as team champions. Punahou narrowly edged Moanalua just a mere three strokes. 

Baldwin finished third, Mid-Pacific fourth and Kaiser rounded out the top five teams. 

It was Oda's second individual crown. He also won in 2012, when the tournament was held at Kauai's Wailua Golf Course.

David S. Ishii Foundation/HHSAA Boys Golf State Championships
Thursday's final round
At Turtle Bay Resort
Arnold Palmer course (Par: 72; Yardage: 6,800)
Team results
1, Punahou 583 strokes. 2, Moanalua 586. 3, Baldwin 613. 4, Mid-Pacific 621. 5, Kaiser 669. 6, Kauai 676. 7, Waiakea 695. 8, Lahainaluna 707. 9, Mililani 709. 10, Kahuku 734. 11, Campbell 746.
Individual results
142—John Oda/MOA* (69-73), PJ Samiere/PUN (72-70), Kyle Suppa/PUN (75-67). 144—Brent Grant/MOA (71-73). 145—Zackary Kaneshiro (69-76). 147—Shawn Lu/MOA (73-74). 149—Andrew Chin/PUN (75-74), Ariel Elftman-Hanson/BALD (75-74). 151—Shon Katahira/WKEA (75-76). 153—Justin Ngan/BALD (81-72), Spencer Dunaway/KSK (76-77), Kyosuke Hara/MOA (72-81). 154—Bryden Salvador/KAPAA (78-76). 155—Kenneth Won/MOA (77-78), Tyler Munetake/BALD (18-74).
*—won second playoff hole