Castle boys roll past Moanalua in bowling

bowling_IconKolby Matsushima rolled a 549 series and his teammates were not far behind in helping the Castle boys bowling team to a win over Moanalua in the second OIA East event of the season at K-Bay Lanes.

Na Menehune beat the Knights by 31 pins in the season opener, but Castle responded on Thursday. The Knights followed Matsushima to a 2,462 score to beat Moanalua by a convincing 118 pins.

Troy Cacal Jr. of Kalaheo was the outstanding individual bowler this time around, earning the top score of the season with a 269 game and 583 series. Jaren Apana of Moanalua had the second-highest series at 556 and Na Menehune’s Nathan Wasada had the second-highest game with a 224.


Moanalua’s girls repeated with 2,239 pins to beat second-place Kalani’s 2,068. Tyra Sanchez led Moanalua with a 201 game and 491 series, but Castle’s Jennifer Lee was the individual medalist. Lee, who had a 494 series last week, rolled a 542 this time around and had the high game of the night with a 211. Sanchez was the only other bowler to break 200.

The teams roll again next Thursday at K-Bay Lanes.

Azumi’s still got it

Pearl City senior Nicholas Azumi hit the lanes hard in the second OIA West meet of the season at Schofield Lanes on Thursday.

Azumi, who finished third at states last year, rolled a 691 series to lead the Chargers to their second straight win. Pearl City knocked down 3,199 pins to put Aiea in second place for the second week in a row. Na Alii scored 2,838 and Kapolei came in third with 2,743. The Hurricanes improved on their fourth-place finish the previous week by beating Campbell.

Azumi rolled the high series, but Aiea’s Spencer Nakaoka beat him by four pins for high game, 262-258.

Pearl City won on the girls side, too, scoring 2,688 after toppling 2,689 pins last week. Kapolei was second with 2,344 and Mililani was third at 2,321.

Kapolei’s Lindie Esteban had the high series with a 602 and tied with two Pearl City girls for high game at 213 after not placing a week ago. Chelsie Morishige of Pearl City had the second-highest series at 573, followed by Mililani’s Danielle August at 568.

The teams bowl again next Thursday at Schofield Lanes.

Eastern Division

Girls

TEAM TOTAL PIN FALL
Moanalua — 2,239
Kalani — 2,068
Castle — 2,005
Roosevelt — 1,983
Kailua — 1,548
McKinley — 1,438
Kaimuki — 1,433
Farrington — 1,382
Kaiser — 1,274
Kalaheo — 969
HSDB — 450


INDIVIDUAL 3-GAME HIGH
Jennifer Lee — 542
Kristi Sakaguchi — 503
Tyra Sanchez — 491
Megan Shinagawa — 462
Trisha Viejo — 454
Kasey Ige — 449
Starr Rivera — 416
Madison Crawley — 399
Jasmin Purdy — 347
Shannon Funai — 322
Claryssia Morris — 236

INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGH
Jennifer Lee — 211
Trisha Viejo — 189
Kasey Ige — 162
Kristi Sakaguchi — 189
Ashley Honda — 172
Tyra Sanchez — 201
Latisha Ortiz — 187
Madison Crawley — 142
Shannon Funai — 134
Jasmin Purdy — 126
Claryssia Morris — 84

Boys

TEAM TOTAL PIN FALL
Castle — 2,462
Moanalua — 2,344
McKinley — 2,190
Roosevelt — 2,153
Farrington — 2,041
Kailua — 2,017
Kalani — 1,984
Kalaheo — 1,907
Kaimuki — 874
HSDB — 676
Kaiser — 321

INDIVIDUAL 3-GAME HIGH
Troy Cacal Jr. — 583
Jaren Apana — 556
Kolby Matsushima — 549
Jonathan Kanno — 520
Keenan Nakagawa — 510
Jansen Richards Jr. — 475
Carlo Castrence — 474
Ryan Alisna-Talon — 431
Shayne Casinha — 333
Aaron Moriyama — 321
Austin Inouye — 305

INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGH
Troy Cacal Jr. — 269
Nathan Wasada — 224
Kolby Matsushima — 202
Shayne Casinha — 200
Jansen Richards Jr. — 198
Dane Yamada — 189
Lane Laroya — 188
Carlo Castrence — 183
Ryan Alisna-Talon — 165
Aaron Moriyama — 122
Austin Inouye — 112

Western Division

Girls

TEAM TOTAL PIN FALL
Pearl City — 2,688
Kapolei — 2,344
Mililani — 2,321
Campbell — 2,016
Leilehua — 1,800
Nanakuli — 1,599
Waialua — 1,516
Aiea — 1,471
Waipahu — 1,361
Radford — 1,348

INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGH
LINDIE ESTEBAN — 213
A. CASTRO/C. MORISHIGE — 213
DANIELLE AUGUST — 207
PATRINA TOLENTINO — 202
MEGAN FERRER — 195
KACIE CRUCE — 176
KIERSTEN RAZON — 160
WINNIE JUAN — 140
B.KEKAWA-FRED/C. KAHUE — 134
ALEX SKROCKI — 116

INDIVIDUAL 3-GAME HIGH
LINDIE ESTEBAN — 602
CHELSI MORISHIGE — 573
DANIELLE AUGUST — 568
KACIE CRUCE — 514
MEGAN FERRER — 501
PATRINA TOLENTINO — 488
CELESTE KAHUE — 387
WINNIE JUAN — 384
KIERSTEN RAZON — 366
CATHERINE HARROD — 305

Boys

TEAM TOTAL PIN FALL
Pearl City — 3,199
Aiea — 2,838
Kapolei — 2,743
Campbell — 2,666
Leilehua — 2,483
Mililani — 2,413
Radford — 1,951
Nanakuli — 1,769
Waipahu — 1,570
Waialua — 1,193


INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGH
Spencer Nakaoka — 262
Nicholas Azumi — 258
Matthew Perry — 257
Kristian Adams — 256
Austin Finster — 242
Grant Yamamoto — 217
Rian Respicio — 201
Arden Ribu — 192
Naliko Kea — 175
Ronan Murakami-Samala — 136

INDIVIDUAL 3-GAME HIGH
Nicholas Azumi — 691
Matthew Perry — 671
Richard Akamine — 650
Austin Finster — 625
Grant Yamamoto — 579
Chadrach Gushi — 550
Rian Respicio — 540
Naliko Kea — 505
Ronan Murakami-Samala — 364
Arden Ribu — 289

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