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Stacy Kaneshiro | ScoringLiveApril 30, 2016, 7:34am
For the fifth consecutive year, it will be an all-Western Division final for the Oahu Interscholastic Association Division I softball tournament.
Two-time defending OIA champion Mililani will play Kapolei about 30 minutes after the Division II title game, which is slated for 5 p.m.
In 38 OIA championships, the East and West are tied at 19. But the West has won 13 of the last 16, including the last six. That means the East once held a hefty advantage in the series. Kailua won 12 of its OIA-leading 14 titles during the 1980s and 1990s. Since 1990, the East has won only three titles, twice by Kailua (2003 and 2006) and Roosevelt (2009).
For the fourth consecutive year, the West will send five teams to states to one from the East. From 2006 to 2012, the ratio has been 4-2.
And it just isn't a numbers deal for the West recently. In this year's tournament alone, West teams won seven of the first eight games (first round and quarterfinals). Six of the wins ended with the 10-run differential mercy rule. The other resulted in a no-hitter. Moreover, the only game the East won, East third seed Roosevelt barely beat West sixth seed Waianae, 9-8. Even in the fifth-place semifinal, Kailua squandered a 6-1 lead in the top of the seventh and eventually lost 14-12 in 11 innings.
Meanwhile, Mililani will be seeking its third title in a row and 11th overall, second-best in the OIA. The Trojans are 10-6 in title games.
Kapolei last played in the OIA title game in 2012 and 2013, but lost each time to nemesis Campbell.
Kapolei and Mililani have played against each for the title twice. The Hurricanes won in 2004 and 2005, their only league titles to date.
Year
Team
Coach
Score
2015
Mililani (10)
Rose Antonio (5)
Mililani 4, Campbell 3
2014
Mililani
Rose Antonio
Mililani 9, Waianae 7
2013
Campbell (5)
Michael Hermosura
Campbell 10, Kapolei 0 (5 inn., 10-run)
2012
Campbell
Campbell 4, Kapolei 3 (8 inn.)
2011
David Perreira
Campbell 2, Kailua 1
2010
Mililani 20, Castle 2 (5 inn., 10-run)
2009
Roosevelt
Clay Okamura
Roosevelt 3, Mililani 1
2008
2007
Mililani 4, Campbell 2
2006
Kailua (14)
Bernard Victor (5)
Kailua 6, Leilehua 0
2005
Kapolei
Tony Saffery
Kapolei 9, Mililani 1
2004
Kapolei 3, Mililani 1
2003
Kailua
Bernard Victor
Kailua 2, Mililani 0
2002
Mike Okimoto (4)
Mililani 2, Castle 0
2001
Mike Okimoto
Mililani 2, Pearl City 0
2000
Mililani 2, Waianae 1
1999
Mililani 4, Kailua 1
1998
Castle (3)
Jon Berinobis
Castle 10, Kailua 3
1997
Mililani 10, Kaiser 6
1996
Kailua 4, Waianae 2
1995
Kailua 17, Waianae 5
1994
Kailua 3, Roosevelt 0
1993
Kaiser
Patty Heely
Kaiser 14, Mililani 5
1992
Loke Huddy
Campbell 4, Kailua 1
1991
Castle
Rocky Kahanu
Castle def. Nanakuli by forfeit
1990
Howard Okita (9)
Kailua 13, Nanakuli 0
1989
Howard Okita
Kailua 2, Leilehua 1
1988
Kailua 10, Castle 1
1987
Kailua 1, Leilehua 0 (11 inn.)
1986
Kailua 9, Nanakuli 0
1985
Kailua 2, Pearl City 1
1984
Kailua 2, Pearl City 0
1983
Waianae
Charlotte Kaulukukui
Waianae 1, Kailua 0
1982
Kailua 1, Waianae 0
1981
Kailua 5, Leilehua 4 (10 inn.)
1980
Victor Galisa
Castle 3, Pearl City 2
1979
Pearl City
Laurie Apo
Pearl City 2, Kailua 1
1978
Pearl City 5, Castle 3
1977
Overall reg. season record
Teams records in OIA title games
Division I
W
L
14
6
10
Campbell*
4
3
2
1
5
Nanakuli
0
Leilehua
38
*Campbell won first title by
best regular-season record
Division II/White
Aiea
Alan Higuchi
Aiea 10, Nanakuli 8
Ricky Gusman
Nanakuli 10, Aiea 5
Nanakuli 8, Kaiser 5
Nanakuli 12, Kalaheo 2 (5 inn. 10-run)
Kahuku
Ed Davis
Kahuku 5, Waipahu 1
Kalani
Melissa Marquez
Kalani 12, Waialua 10
Waialua
Jay Keao
Waialua 5, Kaiser 4
Farrington
Glenn Zukeran
Farrington 15, Kaiser 0
Anue Santiago
Kahuku 4, Farrington 2
Kalaheo
Al Confran
Kalaheo 7, Aiea 0
Waipahu
Sheri Elarco
Waipahu 3, Kalaheo 1
Kalaheo 3, Aiea 2
Division II
12
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