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Kamehameha-Hawaii 19, Waiakea 7
Kealakehe 19, Ka‘u 6
Hilo 13, Hawaii Prep 12
Kamehameha-Hawaii 17, Hawaii Prep 6
Kealakehe 6, Hilo 5

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WAIMEA, Island of Hawaii—Hawaii Preparatory Academy will offer three swim/water polo camps for students 8 years of age and older at the school’s Dowsett Pool. Students must be able to swim 25 yards or more to attend the camps.

Session 1 will run March 22-25 (Fee: $115); Session 2 will run June 7-11 (Fee: $140); and Session 3 will run June 14-18 (Fee: $140). Camps begin at 8:30 a.m. and end at 11:30 a.m.

Swim instruction will cover the four competitive strokes (butterfly, backstroke, breaststroke, and freestyle), starts, and turns. Participants will learn the basics, improve their skills, or master technique. HPA varsity swim and Academy Swim Club coach Mark Noetzel will lead the swim portion of the camp with assistance from HPA and ASC coach Greg McKenna, current varsity players, and swimmers. Noetzel (ASCA/USA Swimming Inc. coach) has worked extensively with swimmers of all abilities—from beginners to Olympic champions.

Water polo instruction will include general water polo skills, ball handling, and team play.

All levels—beginning, intermediate, and advanced—are encouraged to participate. Day one of the camp will include a skills evaluation of each participant.

For more information, contact Mark Noetzel at 808-640-6236 e-mail: mnoetzel@hpa.edu

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Results of the matches
Hawaii Prep 14, Hilo 12
Kamehameha-Hawaii 15, Waiakea 12
Kealakehe 20, Ka‘u 5
Waiakea 11, Hawaii Prep 10
Hilo 22, Ka‘u 14
Kameahameha-Hawaii 15, Kealakehe 8

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Lahainaluna beat Kamehameha-Hawaii 15-5 during water polo action in the Local Motion Girls Water Polo State Championships on Oahu. The semifinal game advances Lahainaluna to play Hilo for 5th place at 12:30 p.m. All matches are at the Veterans’ Memorial Aquatic Center at Patsy T. Mink Central Oahu Regional Park.

Lahainaluna:
1st quarter: Koral Gill (1:47), Hailey Gill (0:23)
2nd quarter: Moana Tuipulotu (6:39, 6:04), Koral Gill (5:01), Hailey Gill (2:20, 0:08)
3rd quarter: Moana Tuipulotu (6:45, 3:25), Hailey gill (1:04)
4th quarter: Moana Tuipulotu (6:29, 3:10, 1:48), Hailey gill (2:23), Malia Moore (0:57)

Kamehameha-Hawaii:
1st quarter: Ohi Parker (3:56)
2nd quarter: Ohi Parker (2:39), Nani Davis (2:00)
3rd quarter: Ohi Parker (2:55)
4th quarter: Natalie Poy (6:44)

Hilo beat Kalani 5-4 Friday and moves into the 5th place game against Lahainaluna Saturday at 12:30 p.m. for the Local Motion Girls Water Polo State Championships on Oahu. All matches are at the Veterans’ Memorial Aquatic Center at Patsy T. Mink Central Oahu Regional Park.

Kalani:
1st quarter: Kalia Garcia (6:37, 5:38)
2nd quarter: Kalia Garcia (2:14)
3rd quarter: none
4th quarter: Stephanie Suda (3:34)

Hilo:
1st quarter: Manoy Kaapuni-Santos (2:40), Emma Kimata (1:32)
2nd quarter: Hannah Bennett (5:13)
3rd quarter: Manoy Kaapuni-Santos (2:14)
4th quarter: Charlee Rowe (6:11)

Kamehameha-Hawaii lost to Roosevelt, 9-8 in a two overtime, sudden-death loss today during the Local Motion Girls Water Polo State Championships on Oahu. The Warriors play a 5th Place Semifinals game against Lahainaluna at 4:30 p.m. tomorrow (Friday). All matches are at the Veterans’ Memorial Aquatic Center at Patsy T. Mink Central Oahu Regional Park.

Hilo lost their bid for the crown due to a loss to Kahuku 5-4 today. The Vikings play a 3:15 p.m. 5th Place Semifinals match against the loser of the Punahou vs. Kalani game tomorrow.

Results and schedules can be found at SportsHigh.com

The Kamehameha-Hawaii girls beat Mililani 7-5 in water polo Wednesday, May 6, 2009 in the first round of the Local Motion Girls Water Polo State Championships on Oahu. The team plays again tomorrow against number two seeded Roosevelt at Veterans’ Memorial Aquatic Center at Patsy T. Mink Central Oahu Regional Park at 3:15 p.m. during semifinal action.

Fourth seeded Hilo plays Kahuku in a 4:30 p.m. match.

Kamehameha-Hawaii:
1st quarter: Nani Davis (4:01), Ohi Parker (2:31), Ryenn Lyons (0:34)
2nd quarter: Ryenn Lyons (5:49), Ariel Imoto (5:10)
3rd quarter: Ohi Parker (4:44, 0:14)
4th quarter: none

Mililani:
1st quarter: Ashlee Franklin (4:25), Lindsey Carvalho (1:25)
2nd quarter: Jessica Sneed (3:17)
3rd quarter: Kanani Mazzone (6:06, 0:33)
4th quarter: none

For more info: http://www.sportshigh.com/sports/water_polo/tournament/2009

BIIF Water Polo meet on April 18, 2009

Game 1
Hawaii Prep vs Hilo

Hilo – 14
Hawaii Prep – 7

Scorers
Hilo: Hannah Bennett 4; Mandy Kaupani-Santos 4; Akela Kawahara 2; Emma Kimata 1; Kayla Ongais 1; Nina Jeffrey 1; Jennifer Dawrs 1

Hawaii Prep: Bridget Walker 4; Madi DiZinno 2; Summer Borowski 1

Game 2
Ka‘u vs Kamehameha-Hawaii

Kamehameha-Hawaii – 23
Ka‘u – 6

Scorers:
Kamehameha-Hawaii: Alyssa Manoha 4; Emma Petner 4; Natalie Poy 2; Gabby Dyer 2; Hulali Trask 2; Kayla Stormont 2; Tehani Sewell 2; Ohi Parker 1; Nicole Ortiz 1; Jessica Leialoha 1; Ryenn Lyons 1; Nani Davis 1

Ka‘u: Radhika Dockstader 3; Chandi Dockstader 2; Meghan Chow 1;

Game 3
Kealakehe vs Waiakea
Play of Over time from Previous game that had ended in a tie

Waiakea: 1
Kealakehe: 0

Scorers
Waiakea: Cocho Harbour 1.

Game 4
Waiakea vs Kealakehe

Waiakea: 10
Kealakehe: 3

Scorers
Waiakea: Nicole Palachak 3; Cocho Harbour 2; Liegh Williams 2; Kara Palachak 2; Taylor Tomita 1
Kealakehe: Jade Morton 2; Kayla Davidson 1

Game 5

Hawaii Prep vs Kamehameha-Hawaii

Kamehameha-Hawaii – 11
Hawaii Prep – 2

Scorers
Kamehameha-Hawaii: Ohi Parker 6; Kiana Krzyska 2; Nani Davis 2; Ariel Imoto 1
Hawaii Prep: Brittany Kumove 1; Summer Borowski 1

Game 6

Waiakea vs Ka‘u

Waiakea- 16
Ka‘u- 13

Scorers
Waiakea: Rachel Shimuzu 6; Cocho Harbour 5; Lauren Hill 2; Asia Joseph 1; Aubrey Leong 1; Kazani Nanikawa 1
Ka‘u: Alina Davis 9; Meghan Chow 2; Chandi Dockstader 1: Radhika Dockstader 1

Kealakehe vs Kamehameha Hawaii
Kamehameha Hawaii – 20
Kealakehe – 6

Scorers:
Kamehameha Hawaii: Ohi Parker 6; Jessical Lealoha 4; Kayla Stormont 3; Kiana Krzyska 2; Kayla Stormont 3; Nani Davis 2; Natalie Poy 2; Tevai Haunga 1.

Kealakehe: Marcail McLean 2; Kayla Davidson 2; Charley Samsanguansit 2

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Waiakea vs. Hawaii Prep
Waiakea 8
Hawaii Prep  7

Scorers:
Waiakea: Leigh Williams 5, Rachel Shimizu 2, Lauren Hill 1
Hawaii Prep: Bridget Walker 5, Brittany Kumove 2

Kealakehe vs Ka‘u
Kealakehe  20
Ka‘u 2

Scorers:
Kealakehe: Shasta Montgomery 6, Jade Morton 5, Tien Austin 3, Ashley Hauanio 2, Kylan Mullineaux 2, June Mohr 1, Marcail McLean.

Ka‘u: Chandi Dockstader 1, Radhika Dockstader

Kamehameha-Hawaii vs Hilo
Kamehameha-Hawaii  10
Hilo  4

Scorers:
Kamehameha-Hawaii: Jessica Leialoha: 4, Nani Davis 3, Kiana Krsyska 2, Natalie Poy 1
Hilo: Emma Kimata 2, Nina Jeffrey 1, Kaapuhi Santos 1

Hilo vs. Ka‘u
Hilo  18
Ka‘u  9

Scorers:
Hilo: Emilee Kairo 5, Sarahya Clark 4, Lauren Kerr 3, Nina Jeffrey 2, Eva Avery 1, Kayla Ongais 1, Rey Izawa 1, Stephanie Dawrs 1

Ka‘u: Meghan Chow 5, Radhika Dockstader 3, Chandi Dockstader 1

Waiakea vs Kamehameha-Hawaii
Kamehameha-Hawaii 10
Waiakea 2

Scorers:
Kamehameha-Hawaii: Nani Davis 4, Ohi Parker 3, Emma Petner 1, Ariel Imoto 1 Jessica Leialoha 1
Waiakea: Leigh Williams 2