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Stacy Kaneshiro | ScoringLiveApril 22, 2016, 2:37pm
With Campbell's loss in Thursday's Oahu Interscholastic Association Division I quarterfinals to Kailua, the Sabers' three-year reign on the league championship has ended.
East top seed Kalani will play West sixth seed Waipahu, 3:30 p.m. Friday in one semifinal at Hans L'Orange Park. In the nighcap, East second seed Kailua will meet West top seed Pearl City.
Kailua and Pearl City have most recently advanced to OIA title games. Kailua lost to Campbell in 2014 and is looking for its first crown since 2012. Pearl City last advanced to the title game in 2011 before falling to Moanalua. The Chargers are seeking their first crown since 2010.
But when it comes to Waipahu and Kalani, you need to go back a little. Waipahu's last title came in 1985 and Kalani's in 1971, a year after the Falcons won the Interscholastic League of Honolulu and state championship. When the 1970-71 school year started, public schools from the ILH merged with the modern-day OIA.
Waipahu's last title-game appearance was 1999, when it was led by pitcher Jerome Williams. Williams beat Roosevelt, 3-2, in the semifinals when he struck out 20 in seven innings. But Waipahu lost to Pearl City in the title game.
Year
Team
Coach
Score
2015
Campbell (5)
Rory Pico (3)
Campbell 4, Mililani 3
2014
Campbell
Rory Pico
Campbell 9, Kailua 3
2013
Campbell 13, Mililani 3 (6 inn., 10-run rule)
2012
Kailua (12)
Corey Ishigo (6)
Kailua 3, Moanalua 1
2011
Moanalua
Scott Yamada
Moanalua 4, Pearl City 3
2010
Pearl City (6)
Gary Nakamoto (3)
Pearl City 4, Campbell 3
2009
Pearl City
Gary Nakamoto
Pearl City 2, Kailua 1
2008
Pearl City 8, Kailua 7 (8 inn.)
2007
Mel Seki
Pearl City 11, Kailua 1 (5 inn., 10-run)
2006
Aiea (9)
Ryan Kato
Aiea 7, Moanalua 4
2005
Kailua
Corey Ishigo
Kailua 6, Moanalua 3
2004
Aiea
Aiea 10, Roosevelt 0 (5 inn., 10-run)
2003
Kailua 2, Aiea 1
2002
Kailua 7, Roosevelt 2
2001
Kailua 9, Moanalua 3
2000
Kailua 7, Mililani 4
1999
Pearl City 13, Waipahu 1 (5 inn, 10-run)
1998
Waianae (3)
Glenn Tokunaga
Waianae 8, Roosevelt 6
1997
Mililani
Glenn Nitta
Mililani 3, Pearl City 0
1996
Castle
Joe Tom Jr.
Castle 14, Aiea 4
1995
Lane Watanuki
Campbell 5, Mililani 4
1994
Wayde Hirata
Aiea 8, Kalaheo 5
1993
Kaiser (5)
Corey Okamura
Kaiser 4, Pearl City 3
1992
Lance Hamocon
Kailua 1, Campbell 0
1991
John Matias
Pearl City 6, Kailua 5
1990
Waianae
Ralph Onzuka
Waianae 5, Kailua 1
1989
Kaiser
Wade Okuma
Kaiser 5, Castle 2
1988
Bryant Akisada
Kaiser 10, Waianae 3
1987
Kaiser 6, Mililani 1
1986
Ben Yamada
Waianae 2, Kaiser 1
1985
Waipahu (3)
Milton Takenaka
Waipahu 5, Roosevelt 2
1984
Kalaheo
Chuck Fenenbock
Kalaheo 10, Waianae 2
1983
Wayne Tokuhama
Aiea 12, Kaiser 5
1982
Waipahu
Tom Gushiken
Waipahu 10, Castle 3
1981
Waipahu 4, Castle 3
1980
Clayton Fujie
Kaiser 6, Waipahu 2
1979
Radford
Don Kimura
Radford 8, Kaiser 1
1978
Warren Miyasaki
Campbell 9, Kaiser 6
1977
McKinley (2)
Paul Valentine
McKinley 5, Waipahu 2
1976
McKinley
Raynor Minami
McKinley 1, Aiea 0 (11)
1975
George Anzai
Aiea 3, Kaimuki 0
1974
Aiea 2, McKinley 0
1973
Aiea 4, Castle 0
1972
Aiea 4, Kaimuki 0
1971
Kalani
Herb Okamura
Kalani 2, Aiea 0
Highlights
1997 - Mililani's Duke Tomimoto throws 7-inning perfect game
1986 - Kaiser's Jared Castro throws 9-inning no-hitter, but loses
1974 - Aiea's Clifford Heard throws 9-inning no-hitter.
1971 - Kalani's Brian Asato throws 9-innin no-hitter
1976 - Aiea's Derek Tatsuno's only loss in his 4-year career (27-1)
1984 - Kalaheo coach Chuck Fenenbock was teammate of Jackie Robinson at UCLA
ROIA titles
1970
John Nakamura
1969
1968
Masa Yonamine
Declared tri-champions, Waipahu won a
Ken Nakakura
playoff to represent ROIA in state tournament
1967
Alex Kane
1966
1965
1964
1963
1962
Leilehua (2nd)
Joe Matsukawa
1961
Harry Ono
1960
Leilehua
1959
1958
Waialua
Richard Funai
1957
1956
1955
1954
1953
Mits Fujishige
1952
1951
1950
1949
1948
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