LIVE BLOG: State wrestling girls quarterfinals

Brackets going into Saturday: State Wrestling (Girls) 2015 CHAMP QRT FINALS COMPLETE

Lahainaluna's Carly Jaramillo is going for a third state crown. Jamm Aquino / Star-Advertiser
Lahainaluna’s Carly Jaramillo is going for a third state crown. Jamm Aquino / Star-Advertiser

Team standings after the first round, heading to the quarterfinals:
1-Kamehameha
2-Pearl City
3-Molokai
4-(tie) Campbell
4-(tie Lahainaluna

Girls 97
>> Top-seeded Bailey Hoshino of Punahou, the ILH champ, defeated Menjam Tamang of Roosevelt 4-3. The score was 4-2 until the final seconds, when Tamang scored with an escape.


“I’m hoping there will be no overtime tomorrow because it makes me anxious,” Hoshino said.

>> Waianae’s Ilysia Sharai Sana scored a big upset with a 7-6 victory over top-seeded Iverly Navarro of Lahainaluna. Navarro led 6-5 and Sana tied it when Navarro pulled her singlet for a one-point violation. Sana then won it with an escape in the last few seconds.

“That’s why you have to keep on wrestling until the final whistle,” Seariders coach Mike Gonsalves told her at the end of the match.

Sana’s friends and teammates flocked to her side. Sana was beaming.

“Yeah!” she said, when asked if she’s going to go all-out tomorrow for the title. “I’m going to be ready. Coach Mike told me to keep wrestling, keep move. In the beginning, I felt like I was going to lose.”

2:53 p.m. THERE IS A DELAY WITH QUARTERFINAL RESULTS FOR GIRLS 97 and 102

Girls 107
>> No. 1 Alexis Encinas (Lahainaluna) def. Jaryn Cachola (Farrington), 7-1
>> No. 4 Marissa Guerra (Hilo) def. Alana Alviar (Campbell) fall, 3:09
>> No. 3. Brooke Kawamura (Kamehameha) def. Megan Mena (Roosevelt), 11-1
>> No. 2 Mikayla Abe (Pearl City) def. Victoria Greco-Heranaka (Hawaii Prep), 11-0

Girls 112
>> No. 1 Diamond Freitas (Lahainaluna) def. Macy Higa (Roosevelt), fall, 5:47
>> NO. 4 Kaitlyn Funai (Hilo) def. Sarah Patanpaiboon (Campbell), 9-4
>> No. 3 Kayla Lono (Leilehua) def. Desiree Corpuz (Molokai), fall 1:21
>> No. 2 Taryn Ichimura (Punahou) def. Joen Tominaga (Pearl City), 5-2

NOTE: GIRLS 97 and 102 QUARTERFINALS ARE AVAILABLE NOW

Girls 97
>> No. 1 Bailey Hoshino (Punahou) def. Menjam Tamang (Roosevelt), 4-3
>> Amanda Higa (Moanalua) def. Ira Navarro (Lahainaluna), 4-2
>> No. 3 Chelsey Chaves (Maui) def. Kacie Nishimura (St. Andrew’s Priory), 11-6
>> No. 2 Alexis Nelson (Waianae) def. Karly-Lou Ayanao (Sacred Hearts), fall, 0:41

Girls 102
>> Ilysia Sharai Sana (Waianae) def. No. 1 Iverly Navarro (Lahainaluna), 7-6
>> Kalissa Pundyke (Campbell) def. Skye Sakashita (Punahou) 3-0
>> No. 3 Hilinai Meyer (Kamehameha) def. Aruda Kyla (Punahou) 8-5
>> No. 2 Brianna Leong (Leilehua) def. Elexus Keophilavanh Agustin (Waipahu), 16-13

Girls 117
>> No. 1 Alexis Ford (Pearl City) def. Tehani Carlson (Waianae), 11-6
>> Kaile Kron (Lahainaluna) def. No. 4 Brandy Ilac-Wong (Honokaa), 10-3
>> Kristen Kojima (Roosevelt) def. No. 3 Kailaoe Cabanting (McKinley), fall, 3:14
>> Czarina Pineda Abaya (Kalani) def. No. 2 Zion-Grace Vierra (Kamehameha), 3-2.

Girls 122
>> No. 1 Teniya Alo (‘Iolani) def. Allie Majoe (Kapolei), fall, 4:25
>> Sierra Pico (Molokai) def. Iwikehauokalewa Kinimaka (Campbell), 10-6
>> Anuhea Hamilton (Waianae) def. No. 3 Eliana Mundon (Aiea), fall, 3:12
>> No. 2 Taylor Rabara (Baldwin) def. Jaydelynne Mariano (Kealakehe), fall 0:18

THINGS HAPPEN FAST AT THE BLAISDELL, and the Lahainaluna girls — four of whom had byes in the first round — are starting to get into gear. The Lunas have never won a team state title and they have a shot.

Lahainaluna’s CARLY JARAMILLO just pinned Pearl City’s Jacqueline Fuamatu in the 138-pound quarterfinals (results of the bracket will come later). It came moments after Lunas teammate Breanna Dudoit-Vasquez won her quarterfinal match in the 132-pound class.


“I’m sad for the team because we didn’t get the points because of the byes,” Jaramillo said.

About the pin, she added, “She tried to throw her head and arm at me, so I rerolled her, got a reversal and pinnned her with my favorite move, an armbar.”

As for the team’s chances, she said: “I have a positive attitude that we’re going to win the whole thing.”

LOTS OF ACTION IN GIRLS 155:

Tyzandria Wells of Nanakuli, who beat No. 1-seed Taj-Destiny Vierra of Kamehameha in the first round, lost to Cendall Manley of Molokai in the quarters.

For Wells, she went from Cloud Nine to the dumps.

“I did feel like that (on top of the world),” she Wells said after the upset. “Now, I’m kind of distraught, but I can still wrestle for third place.”

As for Manley, she was full of happy sobs and got big hugs from her mom after her win to make it to the quarterfinals.

“I still can’t believe I did it,” she said. “I didn’t really believe in myself before states and now it goes to show that hard work really does pay off. This is really emotional for me.”

Girls 127
>> No. 1 Maria Garcia (Roosevelt) def. Hiialo Harold (King Kekaulike), fall, 1:52
>> Anela Wasson (Kahuku) def. No. 4 Saydee Makaiwi (Molokai)
>> Asia Lien Evans (Pearl City) def. Alicia Liemsithisak (Campbell), fall, 2:13
>> No. 2 Tate Williams (Kamehameha) def. Kristen Joy Lagunoy (Kapolei), fall 0:26

Girls 132
>> No. 1 Teshya Alo (Kamehameha) def. Angeliq Kane (Moanalua), fall, 0:32
>> No. 4 Kayla Araki (Kamehameha-Hawaii) def. Viviana Barcina (Kahuku), fall, 3:10
>> No. 3 Alexandria Simon (Molokai) def. Jordyn Watanabe (Mililani), fall, 2:39
>> No. 2 Asia Igafo (Castle) def. Gionne Anaban-Morse (Kealakehe), fall, 1:39

Girls 138
>> No. 1 Breanna Dudoit-Vasquez (Lahainaluna) def. Lokelani Kam (Campbell), 13-2
>> No. 4 Loke Ching (Punahou) def. Dani Dinloker Santiago (Mililani), fall, 5:24
>> No. 3 Kayla Gaspar-Takahashi (Kamehameha) def. Diana Marquez (Aiea), fall, 1:58
>> No. 2 Netanya Kang (Pearl City def. Haylee Jimeno (Waipahu) (by default)

Girls 145
>> No. 1 Carly Jaramillo (Lahainaluna) def. Jacqueline Fuamatu (Pearl City), fall, 0:48
>> Malia Manuel (Kalaheo) def. Lilia Kaka (Kahuku), fall. 0:50
>> No. 3 Jaclyn Fontanilla (Kamehameha) def. Gezlen Ragudos (Aiea), 0:24
>> No. 4 Angela Peralta (Campbell) def. Zanaiah Benjamin (Waianae), fall, 1:49

Girls 155
>> Cendall Manley (Molokai) def. Tyzandria Wells (Nanakuli), fall, 5:13
>> Avei Lualemaga (Aiea) def. No. 4 Stevie Pactol (Honokaa), fall, 2:17
>> No. 3 Shanacie Keaweehu (Kahuku) def. Lainey Sanborn (Sacred Hearts) fall 0:36
>> No. 4 Saydie Kala (Baldwin), fall, 2:12

Girls 168
>> No. 1 Caragh Morris (Campbell) def. Amanda Stark (‘Iolani), fall 0:27
>> Stephanie Times (Aiea) def. Reydell Ewaliko Kauhane (Nanakuli), 4-0
>> No. 3 Callan Medeiros (Kamehameha) def. Kaya Apana Carvalho (Mililani), fall, 2:34
>> No. 2 Karina Arroya-Haro (Lahainaluna) def. Jennie Fuamatu (Pearl City), 8-3


Girls 184
>> No. 1 Leilani Camargo-Naone (Kamehameha) def. Mildred Keopuhiwa (Waianae), fall, 2:48
>> Jocelyn Alo (Kahuku) def. No. 4 Alohi Chambless (Hawaii Prep), fall, 1:20
>> Alynandina Bushe (Kapolei) def. No. 3 Hannah Miyamoto (Lahainaluna), fall, 3:50
>> No. 2 Sarah Miner (Aiea) def. Martika English (Molokai), fall, 0:17

Girls 225
>> No. 1 Lalelei Mataafa (Lahainaluna) def. Divine Tanuvasa-Fuaga (Punahou), fall, 0:33
>> Sabrina Alo (Kahuku) def. Ebony Ayers (Keaau), fall, 4:31
>> No. 3 Sabrina Hollins (Waipahu) def. Tresten Borden (Baldwin), fall, 0:35
>> Shavon Mello-Waiawaiole (Kau) def. No. 4 Aulii Young (St. Francis) fall 3:29

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