By BILL O’REAR By BILL O’REAR ADVERTISING Tribune-Herald sports editor Hilo High School rode a balanced pin attack to edge rival Waiakea 2-1 in a Big Island Interscholastic Federation boys bowling match on Saturday at Hilo Lanes. Davin Yagi and
By BILL O’REAR
Tribune-Herald sports editor
Hilo High School rode a balanced pin attack to edge rival Waiakea 2-1 in a Big Island Interscholastic Federation boys bowling match on Saturday at Hilo Lanes.
Davin Yagi and Kendrick Dacayanan led the Vikings with 500-plus series. Yagi had high games of 180 and 196 on his way to a 523 series. Dacayanan rolled high games of 183 and 192 on his way to a 521 series.
John Kaipo (188, 223) led the Warriors with a 578 series. Teammates Ashton Flores (190) and Prayse Chung (171, 160) also had solid outings.
The win by the Vikings was a key victory since each school only battles each other one time during the regular season. The top four teams then advance to the league’s team playoffs.
In an important girls match, Hilo swept Waiakea 3-0 behind the strong performances from Briahna Brooks (187, 226) and Lakisha Victorino-Hose (153, 165). Brooke Caseria led the Warriors with a high game of 156.
BIIF action continues this coming Saturday at Hilo Lanes. At 10 a.m., it’s St. Joseph vs. Konawaena, Kamehameha vs. Keaau and Pahoa vs. Kealakehe. At 1 p.m., it’s St. Joseph vs. Waiakea, Kamehameha vs. Konawaena and Ka‘u vs. Kealakehe.
Other results from last Saturday’s matches were:
Morning session
Boys: Waiakea 3, Laupahoehoe 0; Hilo 3, Keaau 0; Ka’u 3, St. Joseph 0; Kamehameha 3, Pahoa 0.
High scorers
• Laupahoehoe: Ronney Doming, 120.
• Waiakea: Prayse Chung, 177, 153; John Kaipo, 151.
• Keaau: Erik Arnold, 154, 161.
• Waiakea: Jordan Pajo, 150, 169.
• Hilo: Kolby Proctor, 158, 175; Davin Yagi, 183.
• St. Joseph: Alan Higaki, 160, 177.
• Ka’u: Greg Javar, 138.
• Kamehameha: Cody Pereira, 144, 180; Jaykob Barros, 154; Mazo Kohanoi, 193.
• Pahoa: Christopher Bartolome, 145, 148; Gercon Ranan, 146, 174; Peter Ferreira, 166.
Girls: Ka’u 3, St. Joseph 0; Waiakea 3, Laupahoehoe 0; Kamehameha 3, Pahoa 0; Hilo 3, Keaau 0.
High scorers
• St. Joseph: Chantelle Adviento, 155.
• Ka’u: Wen Jing Yang, 152.
• Waiakea: Stephanie Aki, 154; Kaelya Iwamoto, 157; Rikelle Sakoda, 146.
• Pahoa: Lohe Kawa’aloa, 141, 145.
• Kamehameha: Shaylene Hegarty, 140, 171.
• Hilo: Kanoe Brickwood, 140-166-142—448; Britnee Brooks, 146-, 148; Kayla Okimoto, 174.
Afternoon session
Boys: Pahoa 3, St. Joseph 0; Hilo 2, Waiakea 1; Laupahoehoe 3, Keaau 0; Kamehameha 3, Ka’u 0.
High scorers
• Pahoa: Peter Ferreira, 140, 148.
• Keaau: Erik Arnold, 152.
• Laupahoehoe: Kysen Datvin, 170.
• Hilo: Kendrick Dacayanan, 183-192-146—521; Davin Yagi 196-147-180—523.
• Waiakea: John Kaipo, 188-167-223—578; Ashton FLores 146, 190; Prayse Chung, 171, 160.
• Kameahameha: Makana Matsuyama, 150, 148.
Girls: Kamehameha 3, Ka’u 0; Keaau 3, Laupahoehoe 0; Pahoa 3, St. Joseph 0; Hilo 3, Waiakea 0.
High scorers
• Kamehameha: Shaylene Hegarty, 135; Codi Kaulii, 144.
• Ka’u: Wen Jing Yang 123-99-140=362
• Keaau: Tayloure Deblake, 137.
• St. Joseph: Sarina Wyrick, 171.
• Pahoa: Lohe Kavea’aloa, 134-140-134—408.
• Hilo: Briahna Brooks, 187-226—413; Lakisha Victorino-Hose, 153-165-148—466.
• Waiakea: Brooke Caseria, 156-134-137—427.
Results reported by St. Joseph assistant AD Jacob Doolittle.
