Wrestling 2016

[Kama]

I would not go to Charles, not good at cultivating talent only good at putting his name to talented kids.

Merry Christmas Mr. Jenkins!

Could you please give me your insight on how coach Ariola runs his practices.

[Kama]

GARNER IVEY MAUI INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT

Saturday’s Results

At King Kekaulike Gym

BOYS

Team–1. Baldwin 231, 2. Moanalua 165.5, 3. Benicia (Calif.) 159.5, 4. Lahainaluna 152, 5. Waianae 120, 6 (tie). Molokai and Pac-5 112, 8. Kapolei 93, 9. Mililani 84, 10. Kaiser 81, 11. Lanai 54.5, 12. Maui High 52, 13. Kalaheo 41, 14. Kauai 36. 15. King Kekaulike 34, 16. Kamehameha Maui 23, 17. Hana 21, 18. St. Thomas More (B.C.) 18, 19. Kapaa 13, 20. Hilo 11.

106 pounds–1. Colby Ravida, Baldwin; 2. Jayse Lalim-Rillon, Molokai; 3. Alan Sanchez, Lahainaluna; 4. Bradyn Baldonado, King Kekaulike; 5. Lorenzo Gunn, Benicia; 6. Noah Ribucan, Lahainaluna.

113–1. Ikua Tihada, Lahainaluna; 2. Elijah Asuncion, Moanalua; 3. Kaleb Berndt, Benicia; 4. Mitchell Funasaki, Mililani; 5. Kekoa Catiel, Lanai; 6. Jude Michael Talana, Maui High.

120–1. Casey Nitta, Mililani; 2. Logan Garcia, Moanalua; 3. Jared Sugiyama, Lanai; 4. Kainoa Hanog, Lanai; 5. Bronson Adric, Baldwin; 6. Colby Hanley, King Kekaulike.

126–1. Souta Nardi, Baldwin; 2. Kawehi Gillcoat, Lahainaluna; 3. Tayler Otsuka, Mililani; 4. Basil Othman, Benicia; 5. Koby Chun, Kaiser; 6. Steven Reyes, Waianae.

132–1. Kainalu Estrella, Lahainaluna; 2. Juaquin Samaniego, Molokai; 3. Gabriel Esperanza, Baldwin; 4. Joshua Matsumoto, Pac-5; 5. Elijah Diamond, Mililani; 6. Jeff Dudoit, Lahainaluna.

138–1. Keale Keliinoi, Waianae; 2. Caele Manley, Molokai; 3. Noah Wusstig, Moanalua; 4. Joseph Fong, Pac-5; 5. Jesse Dudoit, Lahainaluna; 6. Cameron Nishida, Pac-5.

145–1. Alexandre Mimura, Pac-5; 2. Ryley Boutain, Benicia; 3. Demytri Dameg, Lanai; 4. Prince-Maui Aweau, Kapolei; 5. Jake Ballesteros, Lanai; 6. Antonio Ruiz, Moanalua.

152–1. Nicholas Mair, Kaiser; 2. Madison Leanio, Kauai; 3. Diego Deponte, Molokai; 4. Chase Wusstig, Moanalua; 5. Zachary Bell, Pac-5; 6. Elijah Oliveira-Kalalau, Lahainaluna.

160–1. Laakea Joy, Baldwin; 2. Lotu Pulu, Maui High; 3. Marcus Payne, Kalaheo; 4. Braeden Jensen, Kapaa; 5. Vincent Crivello, Benicia; 6. Chanson Hoopai-Waikoloa, Hana.

170–1. Kamaki Gouveia, Baldwin; 2. Trenton Smith, Benicia; 3. Gianni Oyadomari, Kapolei; 4. Kekuewa Wong, Pac-5; 5. Michael Rieder, Benicia; 6. Jayce Gonzales, Waianae.

182–1. Aaron Bito, Moanalua; 2. Lincoln Mussell, Pac-5; 3. Justin Gomez, Benicia; 4. Ty Bates, Lahainaluna; 5. Jaren Justo, Moanalua; 6. Atid Schmidt, St. Thomas More.

195–1. Jayden Ferreira, Baldwin; 2. Damien Agao Casabar, Moanalua; 3. Fagatogo Sotoa, Kapolei; 4. Koe Alava, Benicia; 5. Andrew Choi, Kaiser; 6. Atiui Valu, Waianae.

220–1. Makananui Kaahanui, Molokai; 2. Samiuela Oto, Baldwin; 3. Darr Javier, Kapolei; 4. Francis Kilioni, Waianae; 5. Huakai Self, Moanalua; 6. David Hernandez, Waianae.

285–1. Noah Feitosa, Baldwin; 2. Isaac Alapai, Kapolei; 3. Gerri-Co Jenks, Waianae; 4. Joshua Silva, Baldwin; 5. Nate Beard, Lahainaluna.

GIRLS

Team–1. Baldwin 166.5, 2. Lahainaluna 160.5, 3. Waianae 159.5, 4. Moanalua 156, 5. Kapolei 115, 6. Benicia (Calif.) 102, 7. Pac-5 51, 8. King Kekaulike 32, 9. Molokai 29, 10 (tie). Maui High and St. Thomas More (BC) 28, 12. Kaiser 25, 13. Kauai 22, 14. Mililani 21, 15. Hana 16, 16. Hilo 11, 17. Lanai 10, 18. Kalaheo 1.

97–1. Ira Navarro, Lahainaluna; 2. Allicia Mahoe, Kapolei; 3. Sarai Valdez, Kauai; 4. Gina Pau-Exzabe, Waianae.

102–1. Tianna Fernandez, Baldwin; 2. Caileen Corbett, St. Thomas More; 3. Jewelina Ko, Benicia; 4. Madison Vierra, Baldwin.

107–1. Iverly Navarro, Lahainaluna; 2. Sami Saribay, Lahainaluna; 3. Khaitlin Bernaldez, Moanalua; 4. Dania Furuya, Pac-5.

112–1. Amanda Higa, Moanalua; 2. Chelsey Chaves, Maui High; 3. Sydnee Reiko Ramirez, Pac-5; 4. Chirika Manibusan, Waianae.

117–1. Alexis Encinas, Lahainaluna; 2. Allie Mahoe, Kapolei; 3. Katie Reyes, Waianae; 4. Sara-Ann Kanakaole, Hana.

122–1. Nanea Estrella, Lahainaluna; 2. Hanna Kannys, Kaiser; 3. Waipuilani Estrella-Beauchamp, Baldwin; 4. Tara Othman, Benicia.

127–1. Jahnea Miguel, Baldwin; 2. Faith-Joy Okubo, Moanalua; 3. Anuhea Hamilton, Waianae; 4. Alyssa Fusato, King Kekaulike.

132–1. Jenna Awana, Waianae; 2. Aliana Smith, Benicia; 3. Kelsey-Lee Bicoy-Juario, Molokai; 4. Alizeih Villalpando, Moanalua.

138–1. Shelly Avelino, Benicia; 2. Alysha Reinhardt, Baldwin; 3. Kauanoe Keahi, Lahainaluna; 4. Lainey Sanborn, Pac-5.

145–1. Kaleinani Makuaole, Waianae; 2. Shannon Jaramillo, Lahainaluna; 3. Kasiane Kawai-Jose, Kapolei; 4. Venetia Iwa Worthington, Pac-5.

155–1. Kira Jhun, Moanalua; 2. Kyra Kane, Moanalua; 3. Kaitlynn Costa-Viliamu, Waianae; 4. Keeana Popejoy-Kanamu, King Kekaulike.

168–1. Saydie-Ann Kala, Baldwin; 2. Jaydin Hue Sing-Ammasi, Baldwin; 3. Alexis Tupuola, Moanalua; 4. Tiana Peterson, Kapolei.

184–1. Alyandina Bushe, Kapolei; 2. Richann Benedito, Moanalua; 3. Siera Vida, Baldwin; 4. Kayla Antolin, Moanalua; 5. Saje Pedroza-Kanemitsu, Kamehameha Maui.

225–1. Celine Gomes, Baldwin; 2. Kaily Desantos, Mililani; 3. Mildred Keopuhiwa, Waianae; 4. Alizje Taito, Kapolei; 5. Amanda Silveri, St. Thomas More.

[talloola25]

http://www.mauinews.com/sports/local-sp ... ey-titles/

[twnoexcuses]

The Maui guys "get it". Not necessarily just because they write about wrestling, but because most things they do is about finding a way to do broad reporting about what's going on in the community, with their "angles" on stories about the MEMBERS OF THE COMMUNITY. To that end, they take their responsibility as a media serving the community refreshingly seriously.

Here on Oahu, it's about the glamour sports. On one hand, can't blame them. The market economics and professional peer pressure seem to push the reporters in that direction.

On the other hand, it's kinda pathetic. The primary focus is on the king sport that is no doubt causing long term brain damage, the scope and depth of which only the surface has been scratched, I fear. And the secondary (at least when it comes to boys) is the sport most kids in Hawaii are too short to make a difference in beyond high school.

Not that football and basketball aren't as important in the grand scheme of things, or to those playing or have kids playing.

It's just that, they're only really as important as all other sports, and simply and only JUST AS important to those playing and watching, as they are to others playing and watching other sports.

[HS Football Fanatic]

The Maui guys "get it". Not necessarily just because they write about wrestling, but because most things they do is about finding a way to do broad reporting about what's going on in the community, with their "angles" on stories about the MEMBERS OF THE COMMUNITY. To that end, they take their responsibility as a media serving the community refreshingly seriously.

Here on Oahu, it's about the glamour sports. On one hand, can't blame them. The market economics and professional peer pressure seem to push the reporters in that direction.

On the other hand, it's kinda pathetic. The primary focus is on the king sport that is no doubt causing long term brain damage, the scope and depth of which only the surface has been scratched, I fear. And the secondary (at least when it comes to boys) is the sport most kids in Hawaii are too short to make a difference in beyond high school.

Not that football and basketball aren't as important in the grand scheme of things, or to those playing or have kids playing.

It's just that, they're only really as important as all other sports, and simply and only JUST AS important to those playing and watching, as they are to others playing and watching other sports.

@twnoexcuses: Yeah, I think football and basketball are king in almost every state. And you're right, Hawaii kids are usually shorter than kids in the other states. I think that's why the good mainland teams manhandle even Hawaii's best teams in pre-season high-school basketball tourneys here. But, basketball is still hot here in Hawaii, and the best Hawaii high-school teams are generally competitive against each other. At the high schools, of course there are so many sports, and kids in any particular sport are, of course, engrossed in that sport. I've heard high-school kids say things like, "Soccer is life." I really haven't heard much about the other sports. I haven't heard much even about baseball, which is supposed to be "America's pastime," and #3 behind football and basketball. I suspect that in the high schools, each sport has its own "orbit" of kids. Another problem in the high-schools is that not all sports are spectator sports. Take riflery, for example. That's definitely not a spectator sport. Therefore, it will never be able to compete with football in terms of fan support. Golf may be a spectator sport, but is it a spectator sport on the high-school level? I doubt it. Heck, I know of one high-school here which once had as few as two(!) kids on the golf team.

[clappingforyou]

Baldwin emerges as the early contender to dethrone Iolani Boys and Kamehameha Girls in the team race. I wonder if they are bringing their full squad to officials next week...

[wrestling808]

Sorry let me clarify... I meant Molokai seems to be stronger than they have in the recent past

Why don't you provide some tournament information besides saying Molokai is tough and posting the Maui news results?

[FoxMulder]

Sorry let me clarify... I meant Molokai seems to be stronger than they have in the recent past

Why don't you provide some tournament information besides saying Molokai is tough and posting the Maui news results?

U mad bro? Haha all I said was I thought Molokai had a tougher than usual team this year. I don't see where it says I can't post my opinion so don't get your panties in a bunch. I didn't say Molokai was gonna take states or that they were even a contender so why would what I said offend you so much?

[wrestling808]

Sorry let me clarify... I meant Molokai seems to be stronger than they have in the recent past

Why don't you provide some tournament information besides saying Molokai is tough and posting the Maui news results?

U mad bro? Haha all I said was I thought Molokai had a tougher than usual team this year. I don't see where it says I can't post my opinion so don't get your panties in a bunch. I didn't say Molokai was gonna take states or that they were even a contender so why would what I said offend you so much?

Oh yeah, I'm really mad!!

You say you're at the tournament and all you post is a teaser. Come on Fox throw us a bone! You've got a whole bunch of wrestling fanatics here anxious for info! Now I know you could have done better than what you posted. You're the eyes and ears of our misfit crew!

Merry Christmas bro!

[clappingforyou]

Anything else happened in Maui?

[Kama]

Hawaii girls Laynee Pasion of Saint Francis and Angela Peralta of Radford have been recruited by the Menlo college women wrestling program. Congratulations Ladies!

Full article here: http://www.menloathletics.com/article/6608.php

[BrofessorX]

Anything else happened in Maui?

Returning state champ logan garcia got dominated in the finals