2014 Wrestling Speculation and Nonsense

[eastside]

I think it was a tough call that could have gone either way. It doesn't matter how many supporting parts are inbounds, but if a supporting point from each wrestler is out, it's out...... There was also a lot of wrestling on the edge by both wrestlers throughout the match and if you don't follow the officials verbal instructions to wrestle in the center, you're leaving it up to him to make a tough call on the edge. I think it did impact the match, but Corbett had both the 2nd and 3rd period to change the outcome of the match. Corbett did just enough on top to look busy and not get called for stalling and Jaramillo attempted to do the same in the 3rd, but did get a warning.

[halaokolele]

Lunas have nothing to be ashamed of, If not for Pearl City they would be state champs. No one else was close

Lahaina will be the front runner again next year and with tne poor performance of the ILH coupled with the fact the rapidly improving OIA knocking each other out, Lahaina will have an easier shot at the boys state title.

On the girls end Kamehameha loses 3 of 5 state champions to graduation and unless they get some help coming in the Lunas who had no seniors should be the front runners on the girls side also.

although it does sound lime all the years past......Next year is the year

[talloola25]

Hercules is there. . . they win.

[halaokolele]

[quote="talloola25"]Hercules is there. . . they win.[/quote]

We heard that before....lol

the guy was a good wrestler but he was a great athlete who will be taking his skills to college and play football.

[ProudDad]

Kamehameha boys team was a surprise..They started 5 freshmen, 4 Sophmores, 3 juniors and 2 seniors. If Luna's can't figure out the concept of peaking at the right time, Kamehameha boys will beat them out next year.

[FlexBuffchest]

In regards to the 145lb final it looked like Corbett didn't gain full control until he was completely out of bounds and also Jaramillo's left knee/foot was out of bounds. It appeared that the ref was going to give the takedown but the assistant ref had a different perspective and talked him out of it. When its that close of a call and it really could go either way I think you have to trust your assistant ref or else why even have one. Yes it probably had an affect on the outcome of the match but at the same time Corbett had 2 more periods to put points up on the board in which he failed to do. Hopefully this loss lights a fire under Liam's butt and he comes back and dominates the next 2 years.

[Leftfieldcoachlikeu]

Kamehameha boys team was a surprise..They started 5 freshmen, 4 Sophmores, 3 juniors and 2 seniors. If Luna's can't figure out the concept of peaking at the right time, Kamehameha boys will beat them out next year.

But then again, we may have to wait another 3 years until kam can compete for a team title when those freshmen become seniors. Kam can't seem to win without a strong senior class.
Campbell will be there consistently, Punahou too.

[Leftfieldcoachlikeu]

Just heard Al Chee who coached Kam got the job at Saint Louis. Moanalua replaced their HC and it worked out well. Will it be the same for the crusaders?

[Kama]

Results of the Hawaii USA Wrestling Championships, Saturday, May 10 at Lahaina Civic Center. A recored 643 wrestlers from 28 clubs.

Team results (Menehune, Bantam, Midget, Novice, Schoolboy)
Central Maui Style 107 Lahaina Roughnecks 86 Maui Razorbacks 62 Leeward Cobras 59 Upcountry Cowboys 55 Napili Surfriders 54 Molokai Wrestling Club 44 808 Wrestling 41 Wahiawa Hammerheads 37 Ewa Wrestlng Club 34 Kihei Maulers 33 Homestead Wrestllng Academy 31 Lanai Tigersharks 30 Waianae Wrestling Club 25 Lahaina Red Raiders 23 Scorpions 21 Waianae Elite Wrestling 20 Punahou Pumas 17 Semper Fit 15 Knights Wrestling Club 14 Hana Takedown Club 13 Maui Makalii 11 Grapplers HI 7 Maui Sports Conditioning 7 Trojan Athletic Club 5 Sabers Wrestling Club 3

Menehune (5-6 years)
36 lbs 1. Boogie Rivera, Wahiawa; 2. Justice Gonsalves, Napili; 3. Zyron Eharis-Kaina, Upcountry. 39 lbs Girls 1. Leann Suzuki, Central; 2. Taedyn Ayonayon, Lanai; 3. Maiya Magaoay, Lanai. 40 lbs 1. Douglas Kaleikini, Central; 2. Kahikuokala Mano, Lanai; 3. Aizeah Ornong-Pagatpaga, Razorbacks. 44 lbs 1. Brenden Agcouili, 808; 2. Etha vinoray, 808; 3. Paliku Chang, Knights. 44 lbs Girls 1. Madisyn Andrion, Razorbacks; 2. Kendra Kaulili, Molokai; 3. Sanairee Hasegawa, Kihei. 45 lbs. 1. Namokuokalani Basques, Roughnecks; 2. Carver Nolan, Upcountry; 3. Waepua Kaholoaa, Kihei. 50 lbs 1. Linkin Apana, Leeward; 2. Mathew Andrion, Razorbacks; 3. Rohn Patry, Napili. 55 lbs 1. Elau Hoopai-Waikaloa; 2. Marley Manago, Leeward; 3. Ikena Armitage, 808. 55 lbs Girls 1. Zaydie Andrade-Takahashi, Wahiawa; 2. Kawenamakamae Cabanting, Upcountry; 3. Teata-Marie Grove, Homestead. 58 lbs 1. Luke Eckroth, Semper Fit; 2. Joseph Aguilar, Central; 3. Hiilani Corpuz-Kalalau, Central. 74 lbs 1. Zayden Cabral-Okudara, Central; 2. Raymond Maveni, Napili; 3. Ethan Bacos, Central.

Bantam (7-8 years)
40 lbs 1. Shane Ueki, Roughnecks; 2. Nicole Fernandez, Homestead; 3. Brianne Lynne Navarro, Roughnecks. 46 lbs 1. Kaya Kahoohanohano, Kihei; 2. Isaac-Shane Kahalehau, MSC; 3. Koalii Akahi, MSC. 46 lbs Girls 1. Shayne-Tory Kahele, Central; 2. Kaley Alconcel, Central; 3. Mia Macias, Roughnecks. 50 lbs 1. Jona Dudoit, Molokai; 2. Randy Esperanza Jr, Central; 3. Malachi Carronco, Central. 50 lbs Girls 1. Kayce Dudoit, Molokai; 2. Rylie Nishida, Leeward; 3. Victoria Halaapiapi, Napili. 52 lbs 1. Ramsey Nishida, Leeward; 2. Keegan Goeas, Knights; 3. Diesel Delrosario, Lanai. 55 lbs 1. Joe Xahn Rapoza, Leeward; 2. Manu Kalikini Hoopii, Central; 3. Mikah Labuanana, MSC. 55 lbs girls 1. Rhiannon Mcnett, Semper Fit; 2. Taydem Uyemura, Leeward; 3. Joy Jeremiah, Leeward. 57 lbs 1. Bransen Porter, Waianae; 2. Robert Young, Razorbacks; 3. James Medeiros, Makalii. 58 lbs Girls 1. Uilaunaeloe Fernandex, Kihei; 2. Colleen Kinimaka, Sabers; 3. Gennasee Milliron, Kihei. 60 lbs 1. Ikaika Gonzales, Roughnecks; 2. Mason Barro, Wahiawa; 3. Noa Gordon, Roughnecks. 65 lbs 1. Frank Bonacorsi, Upcountry; 2. Dennis Cruz, Knights; 3. Kamuela Lani, MSC. 68 lbs 1. Hunter nOlan, Upcountry; 2. Amadeo Quillayen, Napili; 3. Hunter Cuaresma, Napili. 68 lbs Girls 1. Kauwila Lopez-Agliam, Lanai; 2. Shyla Bridges, Central; 3. Alea Otsuka, Kihei. 75 lbs 1. Kaulana Tihada, Roughnecks; 2. Teva Loft , Napili; 3. Noah Garcia, Red Raiders. 77 lbs 1. Gage Peneku, Napili; 2. David Kalikane, Roughnecks; 3. Kupaa Palau-Agdeppa. 83 lbs 1. Nainoa Perry, Razorbacks; 2. Atunaisa Tongotea, Scvorpions; 3. Jackson Hussey, Red Raiders. 90 lbs+ 1. Nyzayah Keohohina, Central.

Midget (9-10 years)
50 lbs 1. Keola Vanhtha, 808; 2. Reece Etrata, Lanai; 3. Makame Kadooka, Lanai. 1. Kauohu Pua-Yoro, 808; 2. Rezen Pagan, Central; 3. Arlo Olsen, Napili. 57 lbs Girls 1. Liana Ferreira, 808; 2. Kalani Bicoy, Molokai; 3. Shayna Toro, Kihei. 60 lbs 1. Kaitin Vasquez, Waianae; 2. Nasiah Kalalau, Upcountry; 3. Marcus Marinas, Razorbacks. 64 lbs 1. Tobey Ravida, Makalii; 2. Ian Cabanilla, Roughnecks; 3. Benjamin Mcnett, Semper Fit. 66 lbs girls 1. Kivah Cabalerro, Roughnecks; 2. Kailee-Ann Paishon-Galios, Central; 3. Leinaala Patricio, Upcountry. 67 lbs 1. Nai Hasegawa, Kihei; 2. Danny Rivera, Wahiawa; 3. Keoni Rodrigues, Central. 69 lbs Girls 1. Lydia Dudoit, Molokai; 2. Meimei Stonebraker, Leeward; 3. Kalia Lanoza, MSC. 70 lbs 1. Arlee Milliron, Kihei; 2. Samuel Damaya, Lanai; 3. Maurice Vitcovich, Central. 75 lbs 1. Kainoa Monkres, Upcountry; 2. Elijah Vinoray, 808; 3. Jesse Jeremiah, Leeward. 79 lbs Girls 1. Jalyssa MIguel, Razorbacks; 2. Kapili Pasco, Central; 3. Kauikeolani Ahloo, Central. 80 lbs 1. Blayze Ferreira, Scorpions; 2. Zachary Kaliko, Leeward; 3. Haweo Otsuka, Kihei. 83 lbs 1. Gabriel Valdez, Homestaed; Preston Ancleto, Wahiawa; 3. Mason Harris, Grapplers. 90 lbs 1. Vanderlei Yong, Waianae; 2. Dreddin Villalpando, Leeward; 3. Jacob Endriga, 808. 90 lbs Girls 1. Kaili Angel, Razorbacks; 2. Maile Cacal, Napili; 3. Quinsea loft, Napili. 95 lbs 1. Oscar Williams, Roughnecks; 2. Toa Malosi Grove, Homestead; 3. Zavior Tampon, Upcountry. 101 lbs Girls 1. Kacey Pua-Yoro, 808; 2. Shyla Rodrigues, Roughnecks; 3. Amber Galios, Central. 103 lbs 1. Vili Tongotea, Scorpions; 2. Seth Delos Reyes. 808; 3. Jonathan Bacos, Central. 105 lbs Girls 1. Nyla Nobriga, Roughnecks. 106 lbs 1. Kaulana Damas, Wahiawa ; 2. Keawe Keahi, Roughnecks; 3. Tama Here Agdeppa, Roughnecks. 130 lbs 1. Faiva Fonohema, Red Raiders; 2. Tysyn Estrella, Razorbacks; 3. Angel Noveda, Red Raiders. 140 lbs 1. Shayden Agapay, Roughnecks; 2. Duke Halaapiapi, Napili.

Novice (11-12 years)
65 lbs 1. Mason Steffanelli, Unattached; 2. Jeice paranada, Homestead; 3. Eamonn Jimenez, Grapplers. 71 l bs 1. Zane Rodrigues, Homestead; 2. Donovan Rodrigues, Upcountry; 3. Kaeo Miguel, Razorbacks. 74 lbs 1. Brant Porter, Waianae; 2. Alan Snachez, Lanai; 3. Nainoa Flores, 808. 80 lbs 1. Jarence Faagai, Waianae; 2. Carson Yoshida, Upcountry; 3. Chance Criste, Napili. 84 lbs 1. Coby Ravida, Makalii; 2. Rusty Abalos, Razorbacks; 3. Kaulana Armitage, 808. 88 lbs girls 1. Paige Respicio, Respicio; 2. Hailey Carson, Semper Fit; 3. Tihani Kailikane, Roughnecks. 90 lbs 1. Lindsey Cadang, Leeward; 2. Kanoa Starwood, Upcountry; 3. Troy Suzuki, Central. 95 lbs 1. Nanea Estrella, Upcountry; 2. Shane Martinez, Central; 3. Eldon Milton, Kihei. 98 lbs 1. Jesse Dudoit, Napili; 2. Blaine Hipa, Scorpions; 3. Devon Sa-Chisolm, Napili. 100 lbs Girls 1. Keeya Bicoy, Molokai; 2. Shannon Jaramillo, Napili; 3. Deaelisa Westbrooks, Roughnecks. 104 lbs 1. Andew Lui, Waianae; 2. Kekoa Catiel, Lanai; 3. Matai Mataafa, Roughnecks. 108 lbs 1. Boston Opetaia, Waianae; 2. Alex Yamamoto, Razorbacks; 3. Trenton Basug, Ewa. 111 lbs Girls 1. Jahnea Miguel, Razorbacks; 2. Triselle Perkett, Central; 3. Kepaa Lovey, Wahiawa. 119 lbs 1. Francesca Evans, Leeward; 2. Kylie Ferreira, Upcountry; 3. Tyeisha Takamori, Homestead. 120 lbs 1. Kekailoa Cajudoy, Napili; 2. Christopher Higa, 808; 3. Kukiai Kaopio, Wahiawa. 130 lbs 1. Hauoli Sinensi, Hana; 2. Daniel Corpuz, Molokai; 3. Diolo Pascual, napili. 140 lbs Girls 1. Shayna Kamaka, Homestead; 2. Mikala Basques, Roughnecks; 3. Kimberly Labatte, Razorbacks. 158 lb. Girls 1. Siera Vida, Razorbacks; 2. Valerie Rosa-Perez, Kihei. 162 lbs 1. Caleb Cajudoy, Napili; 2. Nalu Kuamoo, Kihei; 3. John Egami, Razorbacks. 180 lbs 1. Kaeo Kanemitsu, Red Raiders; 2. Penisoni Panuve, Central; 3. Jereniah Valoroso, Razorbacks.

Schoolboy (13-14 years)
72 lbs 1. Callem Steffanelli, Unattached; 2. Ian Agunaldo, Homestead; 3. Savannah Ramos, Wahiawa. 83 lbs 1. Kysen Terukina, Ewa; 2. Casen Watanabe, Punahou; 3.Quincy Mayer, Semper Fit. 85 lbs 1. Makana Young, Scorpions; 2. Daemin Cabalerro, Roughnecks; 3. Sean Houston, Wahiawa. 85 lbs Girls 1. Sami Saribay, Roughnecks; 2. Kaylin Luangrath, Ewa; 3. Madison Vierra, Homestead. 88 lbs 1. Elijah Chase Kaawa, Waianae; 2. Kolby Inouye, central; 3. Tyler Ibara, Central. 94 lbs Girls 1. Ashley Gooman, Ewa; 2. Ira Navarro, Roughnecks; 3. Yasmine Chadli, Roughnecks. 95 lbs 1. Kawehi Gillcoat, Napili; 2. Kekoa Labajo, Upcountry; 3. Billy Treu, Central. 99 lbs 1. Vinci Matt, Grapplers; 2. JB Jose, Wahiawa; 3. Nick Steffanelli, Punahou. 101 lbs 1. Lindi Yamada, Punahou; 2. Shantelle Mangrobang, Wahiawa; 3. Waipuilani Beauchamp, Central. 1040 lbs 1. Corey Cabanban, Ewa; 2. Akila Alconcel, Leeward; 3. Zeff Dudoit, Molokai. 109 lbs Girls 1. Alexis Gibbs, Leeward; 2. Sara Kanakaole, Hana; 3. Deja-Ann, Nakamura. 110 lbs 1. Chevy Augustiro, Molokai; 2. Caele Manley, Molokai; 3. Blake Tadaki, Knights. 115 lbs 1. Elijah Diamond, Trojans; 2. Jules Marinas, Razorbacks; 3. Hauoli Caparida, Molokai. 116 lbs Girls 1. Kelsi Lee Bicoy, Molokai; 2. Kristen Pang, Punahou; 3. Shayli Pontes, Upcountry. 120 lbs 1. Jayden Key Bird, Ewa; 2. Gilbert Henderston, Wahiawa; 3. Sam Dunwell, Lanai. 125 lbs 1. Kainalu Estrella, Upcountry; 2. Lotu Pulu, Central; 3. Lucas Tamayose, Razorbacks. 130 lbs Girls 1. Daisha Ann Kailikane, Roughnecks; 2. Sela Panuve, Central; 3. Tayler Hayase, Roughnecks. 130 lbs 1. Noah Respicio, Ewa; 2. Jake Ballesteros, Lanai; 3. Joshua Hokoana, Leeward. 139 lbs Girls 1. Mason Canonico, Punahou; 2. Kainoa Morreira, central; 3. Darius Mynar, Upcountry. 150 lbs 1. Kasey Kikuyama, Leeward; 2. Gavin Carvalho, Knights; 3. Frank Galios, Central. 155 lbs Girls 1. Alysha Reinhardt, Central; 2. Kahekani Mano Kapu; 3. Jaedin Rivera, Upcountry. 158 lbs 1. Ty Bates, Roughnecks; 2 Ian Collier, Central; 3. Emmet Mossman, Razorbacks. 169 lbs Girls 1. Sage Kanimitsu, Red Raiders; 2. Michelle Aguinaldo, Razorbacks; 3. Vegoda Angel, Razorbacks. 174 lbs 1. Michael Egami, Razorbacks; 2. Christopher Bacos, Central; 3.Jordan Shibao, Red raiders. 229 lbs Girls 1. Caroline Kerr, Central; 2. Celine Gomes, Central; 3. Kolika-Mei Kamai, Central. 284 lbs 1. Kayson Kekahuna, Waianae; 2. Isaiah Knight, Knight; 3. Logan Halaapiapi, Napili.

High School
105 lbs 1. Cody Cabanban, Ewa; 2. Jake Samaniego, Molokai. 107 lbs girls 1. Kalissa Pundyke, Ewa; 2. Iverly Navarro, Roughnecks; 3. Sarina Angel, Razorbacks. 119 lbs 1. Keale Keliinoi, Waianae; 2. Charles Freitas, Waianae; 3. Kawai Kahoohanohano, Kihei. 120 lbs Girls 1. Diamond Freitas, Napili; 2. Alexis Encinas, Roughnecks; 3. Alsie Bahilot, Knights. 125 lbs 1. Brycen Higa, Razorbacks; 2. Blake Ferreira, Upcountry. 132 lbs 1. Blaysen Terukina, 2. Chance Ikei, Grapplers; 3. Jostin Saribay, Unattached. 138 lbs 1. Zack Diamond, Trojans; 2. Alika DelosReyes, Central; 3. Seannacy Mcneill, Big Island. 138 lbs Girls 1. Breeana Vasquez, Napili; 2. Loke Ching, Big Island; 3. Asia Igafo, Knights. 147 lbs 1. Thomas Stevenson, Central; 2. Robert Campos, Roughnecks; 3. Madison Leanio, Westside. 160 lbs 1. Harry Jaramillo, Napili; 2. Robert Debrum, Lani; 3. Keenan Basug, Ewa. 161 lbs girls 1. Carly Jaramillo, Napili; 2. Saydie Kala, Central; 3. Kelynn Labatte, Razorbacks. 169 lbs 1. Kalei Cabanting, Upcountry; 2. Thomas St. John, Napili; 3. Michael Arakawa, Grapplers. 181 lbs 1. Kristian Kikuyama, Leeward; 2. Tavian Del Rosario, Lanai; 3. Martin Meshach, Waianae. 200 lbs 1. Moses Wiseman, Unattached; 2. Wayne Alibin, Roiughnecks; 3. Rex Hazuka, Upcountry. 220 lbs 1. Conrad Bolor, Roughnecks; 2. Liwai Dean Basa, Molokai; 3. Kawaika Kuamoo, Kihei.

Open
200 lbs 1. Raymond Mathewson, Waianae; 2. Travis Milton, Kihei; 3. Kekoa Kinimaka, Unattached.

[wrestling808]

Wow, lots of new names to look at. Great to see wrestling is alive and well on the neighbor islands. Wish I could say the same for Oahu.

[Kama]

I heard from the grapevine that the new head coach for Campbell High school is Coach Lucas. I remember seeing him on the Kamehameha sidelines, good to see younger faces stepping into the coaching ranks.

[Leftfieldcoachlikeu]

Those are some big shoes to fill. How young is he?

[wrestling808]

Those are some big shoes to fill. How young is he?

Lucas will be just fine. The old coach was so involved with little details that he and his staff failed to see the BIG picture. Considering the huge numbers that turned out for wrestling at Campbell, the amount of champions he produced is miniscule. The program will flourish now that the anchor has been lifted.

[Leftfieldcoachlikeu]

Those are some big shoes to fill. How young is he?

Lucas will be just fine. The old coach was so involved with little details that he and his staff failed to see the BIG picture. Considering the huge numbers that turned out for wrestling at Campbell, the amount of champions he produced is miniscule. The program will flourish now that the anchor has been lifted.

Wow, that's a little harsh. Up until a few years ago, Campbell wasn't even in the discussion for anything wrestling since the 80's...now they're perennial contenders.

[talloola25]

Who graduated out of each weight class this year? Here is who I remember. Not sure on others.

106:??
113:??
120: Natividad(CAM), Spain(WAK)?
126: Ursusa(PC), Quitugua(CAM)
132: Terao(PC5), Albright(KPO), Durham(KAS)?
138: Akeo(MIL), Chism(LAH)?
145: Riviera(PC)
152: Soloman(KLH), Kamaka(LEI), Ikehara(WAK), Graziano(WAN), Campos(LAH)?
160: Cooper(PC)
170: Williams(CAS), Kikuyama(PC), Kiehm(IOL), Hoshino(KSK)
182: Wiseman(KPO), Gonzalez(RAD)
195: Joe(PC), Laros(HPA)
220: Furuta(MIL), Chatman(RAD)
285: All

A pretty solid class: Ursua(2x), Terao(4x), Akeo(3x), Soloman(1x), Cooper(3x) only five of this years weights were won by non seniors.
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