Saint Louis is fourth No. 1 team in 4 weeks

Saint Louis' Tristan Nichols drove to the basket in Wednesday's game against Punahou. The Crusaders are No. 1 in the Honolulu Star-Advertiser Top 10 this week. Cindy Ellen Russell / Honolulu Star-Advertiser.
Saint Louis’ Tristan Nichols drove to the basket in Wednesday’s game against Punahou. The Crusaders are No. 1 in the Honolulu Star-Advertiser Top 10 this week. Cindy Ellen Russell / Honolulu Star-Advertiser.

Saint Louis is off to a 5-1 start in the extra-tough Interscholastic League of Honolulu and is the Honolulu Star-Advertiser’s fourth No. 1 boys basketball team in the last four weeks.

The Crusaders received 10 first-place votes and moved up 10 spots to inch past last week’s No. 1 team — Kaiser. The Cougars (8-1 Oahu Interscholastic Association East) suffered 62-58 overtime loss to Roosevelt last week and fell to No. 2.

Two weeks ago, Punahou (2-4 ILH) was the No. 1 team and ‘Iolani (3-3) was at the top one week before that.


Kamehameha (4-2 ILH) rose one spot to No. 3.

In the girls Top 10, the order changed in just two places. New No. 7 Radford (10-0 OIA West) and new No. 8 ‘Iolani (4-6 ILH) switched spots, and Kaiser (8-2 OIA East) entered the poll for the first time.

The top 10 polls follow, with first-place votes in parentheses along with points in the poll and last-week’s rank.


Honolulu Star Advertiser Top 10
Boys

1. Saint Louis (10), 187, 3
2. Kaiser (7), 184, 1
3. Kamehameha (3), 166, 4
4. Iolani, 130, 2
5. Maryknoll, 104, 8
6. Leilehua, 95, 7
7. Punahou, 76, 6
8. Kalaheo, 59, 9
9. Mid-Pacific, 46, 5
10. Lahainaluna, 21, NR

Also receiving votes: McKinley 19, Kailua 7, St. Francis 4, Moanalua 1, Baldwin 1.


Girls
1. Konawaena (16), 160, 1
2. Lahainaluna, 144, 2
3. Maryknoll, 126, 3
4. Punahou, 111, 4
5. Hilo, 83, 5
6. Roosevelt, 78, 6
7. Radford, 53, 8
8. Iolani, 40, 7
9. Mililani, 29, 9
10. Kaiser, 15, NR

Also receiving votes: Hawaii Baptist 14, Kamehameha 8, Leilehua 7, Sacred Hearts 7, Honokaa 3, Kamehameha-Maui 1, Mid-Pacific 1.

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