A pair of Punahou teammates are among a group of four tied for the lead after the first day of the David S. Ishii Foundation/Hawaii High School Athletic Association Boys Golf State Championships at the Waikoloa Kings' Course Thursday.

Buffanblu teammates Colin Laszlo and Andrew Ching, along with Baldwin's Tyler Munetake and Kamehameha's Spencer Dunaway, each shot a two-under par 70 to lead the field. Iolani's Kengo Aoshima, Kailua's Caleb Keohokapu and Moanalua's Kyosuke Hara are a stroke behind, while Kauai's Jamie Amimoto sits two strokes back of the lead.

Punahou, which has won four of the last five state titles, including the last two, leads Moanalua by eight strokes in the team standings. Baldwin is 11 strokes back, while Kauai is 14 behind the Buffanblu.

The second and final round gets underway at 7:30 a.m. Friday.

David S. Ishii Foundation/HHSAA Boys Golf Championships
Thursday
At Waikoloa Kings' Course

Team standings
1, Punahou 290 strokes (+2). 2, Moanalua 298 (+10). 3, Baldwin 301 (+13). 4, Iolani 304 (+16). 5, Kauai 318 (+30). 6t, Waiakea 320 (+32). 6t, Kaiser 320 (+32). 8, Kamehameha-Hawaii 321 (+33). 9, Lahainaluna 333 (+45).
Individual leaderboard
70—Tyler Munetake/BAL (34-36), Spencer Dunaway/KSK (35-35), Colin Laszlo/PUN (34-36), Andrew Chin/PUN (35-35). 71—Kengo Aoshima/IOL (33-38), Caleb Keohokapu/KAIL (33-38), Kyosuke Hara/MOA (36-35). 72—Jamie Amimoto/KAUA (36-36). 73—Justin Arcano/BAL (40-33), Jeren Nishimoto/KAIS (35-38), Trevor Hirata/WKEA (36-38). 74—Trevor Arashiro/IOL (36-38), Preston Ching/KSH (37-37), Nicholas Furusho/LEI (38-36), Jun Ho Won/MOA (34-40), Noah Miller/STA (37-37). 75—AJ Teraoka/MOA (37-38), Kyle Suppa/PUN (38-37), Remington Hirano/PUN (40-35), Matthew Shen/PUN (36-39), Sian Rogers/PUN (38-37). 76—Derek Chinen Jr./CAS (37-39), Andrew Otani/IOL (36-40), William Shu/KAIS (39-37), Donavan Billena/KAP (39-37), Desmond Mello/MOA (35-41). 77—Bryden Salvador/KAPA (40-37), Keith Jose/KAUA (39-38), Zachary Kaneshiro/MPI (41-36), Shawn Lu/MOA (39-38), Chad Lee/STA (38-39), Shon Katahira/WKEA (39-38). 78—Robert Choi/KLNI (39-39), Ray LKim (40-38), Nickolas Nelson/MOA (39-39), Ryan Kunishisa/PUN (39-39). 79—Nathaniel Idica/BAL (40-39), Justin Ngan/BAL (39-40), Jerry Largo/MS (41-38), Keegan Loo/PUN (40-39). 80—Keanu Akina/KAH (41-39), Ahren Ah Chong/KSH (42-38), Kerek Franz/LAH (38-42), Lucas Bell/LAH (39-41), Kaimi Kanaha/LAH (39-41), Jarryd Gano/MIL (40-40), Andrew Hipolito/MIL (41-39), Kaylan Ha/MOA (39-41), Jonathan Morikawa/PUN (35-45), Gunwook Baik/ROOS (42-38), Larry Goeas/STL (39-41). 81—Trevor Kua/KAUA (41-40), Evan Kawai/PUN (39-42). 82—Dylan Manibog/MAUI (40-42), Kyle Sparks/SEA (39-43), Ikaia Bernardino/STL (44-38). 83—Noah Lau/IOL (41-42), Adam Lei/KAIS (38-45), John Andrade/KSH (41-42), Luigi Remo/KEAL (40-43), Adam Quandt/MPA (41-42), Alexander Rambaud/MIL (44-39), Joseph Vallespin/MOA (42-41), Ryan Chang/SEA (41-42). 84—Kalai Pomroy/KSH (42-42). 85—MJ Kang/KLNI (39-46), Keliiokalani Kamelamela-Dudoit/KSK (40-45), Matthew Rosato/MLC (43-42), Chase Narimatsu/WKEA (43-42), Eric Kagawa/WKEA (43-42).