ILH Boys Basketball
St. Francis clinches first ever ILH D2 boys basketball title


ScoringLive staff
February 9, 2012, 11:01pm

  


Thu, Feb 9, 2012 @ Kamehameha

Saint Francis

46

Kamehameha II

36

Final 1 2 3 4  
Saint Francis (11-1, 18-7) 12 1591046
Kamehameha II 11 5 8 1236
T. Kaonohi 7 pts  1 3pm
M. Nuumanaia 16 pts  1 3pm
Saint Francis defeated Kamehameha II, 46-36, to clinch its first ILH Division II boys basketball title in school history. The victory also secures the Saints a berth into the HHSAA Division II Boys Basketball tournament.

The Saints led 27-16 at halftime, and played even with the Warriors in the second half to preserve the victory.

Matthew Nuumanaia had 16 points to lead Saint Francis.



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