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There is no real name for it, so Bedrock Sports Hawaii will call it the “Tip-Top Times.”
Baldwin’s Joseph Randolph, perhaps, ran the best Hawaii high school 100- and 200-meter dashes ever last Thursday in the Kamakea Track and Field Meet at War Memorial Stadium.
The key word is PERHAPS.
That’s because no overall records are kept.
Sure, most (but not all) meet records are kept, but Hawaii’s real benchmarks are the time and distance records that can be set while competing in by far the biggest meet — the Island Movers/Hawaii High School Athletic Association Track and Field State Championships, which will be held this year May 13-14 at Kamehameha’s Kunuiakea Stadium.
One case in point of a state meet record not being the best mark ever comes in the pole vault. Bubba McLean’s 15 feet, 3 inches for St. Anthony is the best ever at the state meet. But J. Kai Yamafuhi’s 16-0 — while nine inches better — has no official title attached to it other than it’s likely the best ever in Hawaii at any level.
Randolph was on fire, recording times of 10.61 in the 100 and 21.62 in the 200. Both are faster than the state meet records of 10.63 by Damien’s Christian Padron in 2017 and 21.67 by Punahou’s Andrei Iosivas in 2018.
Baldwin’s Joseph Randolph (pictured during a community meet) snared what are two of the best times in Hawaii high school state history in the 100 and 200-meter dashes last Thursday. (Image credit: Maui News).
Nine other top times for distances for 2022 in Hawaii were overtaken. The best marks for all 32 events (16 boys and 16 girls) are listed below along with all state meet records (for comparative purposes). In addition, double winners from the six varsity track and field events statewide are also listed.
In the OIA Eastern and Western Division championship meets, the team winners were the Kalani boys and girls, the Mililani girls and the Kapolei boys. OIA Eastern and Western final team standings can also be found below.
The 11 New 2022 Top Times Or Distances
The following athletes recorded the top 2022 marks in Hawaii in their events last weekend:
>> Baldwin junior Joseph Randolph, 10.61 seconds in the 100-meter dash
>> Baldwin junior Joseph Randolph, 21.62 in the 200
>> Kamehameha-Maui sophomore Keegan Gantala, 13 feet, 0 inches in the pole vault (to match Mililani’s Stephen Chezik)
>> King Kekaulike freshman Ja’lyn Deichert, 12.48 in the 100
>> Mid-Pacific senior Parker Wagnild, 8:56.92 in the 3,000
>> Kamehameha senior Noah Harris, 15.33 in the 110 hurdles
>> Punahou junior John-Keawe Sagapolutele, 50-9 in the shot put
>> Punahou’s Gabby Smith, Kelsey Ann Sato, Vani Salanoa and Hannah Miura, 50.31 in the 4×100 relay
>> Saint Louis’ Magnus Ochoco, Kaeo Keomaka, Casey Connel and Michael Joshua Price, 3:31.64 in the 4×400 relay
>> Punahou’s Kylie Moniz, Hannah Miura, Vani Salanoa and Jordyn Eldredge-Sagapolutele, 4:12.33 in the 4×400 relay
>> Kalani senior Taina Tanuvasa, 132-4 in the discus
OIA Eastern Championships Final Standings
Girls
>> 1. Kalani Falcons, 124
>> 2. Kaiser Cougars, 85
>> 3. Castle Knights, 56
>> 4. Kahuku Red Raiders, 51
>> 5. Kalaheo Mustangs, 50
>> 6. Moanalua Na Menehune, 48
>> 7. Roosevelt Rough Riders, 46
>> 8. Farrington Governors, 15
>> 9. (tie) Kailua Surfriders, 6
>> 9. (tie) Anuenue Na Koa, 6
>> 11. McKinley Tigers, 4
>> 12. Kaimuki Bulldogs, 2
Boys
>> 1. Kalani Falcons, 122.33
>> 2. Moanalua Na Menehune, 100
>> 3. Castle Knights, 69.33
>> 4. Roosevelt Rough Riders, 68
>> 5. Kaiser Cougars, 45.33
>> 6. Kalaheo Mustangs, 37
>> 7. Farrington Governors 26
>> 8. Kahuku Red Raiders 18
>> 9. Anuenue Na Koa, 4
>> 10. Kaimuki Bulldogs, 3
>> 11. McKinley Tigers, 2
OIA Western Championships Final Standings
Girls
>> 1. Mililani Trojans, 189
>> 2. Campbell Sabers, 85
>> 3. Radford Rams, 81
>> 4. Pearl City Chargers, 38
>> 5. Leilehua Mules, 24
>> 6. Waianae Seariders, 18
>> 7. (tie) Aiea Na Alii, 12
>> 7. (tie) Kapolei Hurricanes, 12
>> 7. (tie) Waipahu Marauders, 12
>> 10. Nanakuli Golden Hawks, 4
Boys
>> 1. Kapolei Hurricanes, 114
>> 2. Radford Rams, 77
>> 3. Pearl City Chargers, 75
>> 4. Mililani Trojans, 70
>> 5. Campbell Sabers, 63
>> 6. Leilehua Mules, 36
>> 7. Waianae Seariders, 24
>> 8. Nanakuli Golden Hawks, 22
>> 9. Aiea Na Alii, 12
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MULTIPLE-EVENT WINNERS AT THE KAMAKEA MEET AT WAR MEMORIAL STADIUM (April 14, 2022)
>> Baldwin junior Joseph Randolph in the 100 (10.61), 200 (21.62), long jump (19-1) and 4×100 relay (44.38) with Ryan Padron, Kelvyn Sato and Ian Kikuchi
>> King Kekaulike freshman Ja’lyn Deichert in the 100 (12.48) and 4×100 relay (52.82) with Satori Israel, Natalie Wright and Jamie Abreu
>> King Kekaulike senior Heather Pease in the shot put (32-07) and discus (118-07)
>> Maui senior Jared Cantere in the 800 (2:14.26), 1,500 (4:38.02), 3,000 (9:32.11), and 4×400 relay (3:40.59) with Jacob Hinfey, Max Anklam and Darius Seegmiller
>> Baldwin freshman Antone Sanches in the 110 hurdles (16.48), high jump (5-4) and triple jump (40-0)
>> King Kekaulike sophomore Kalena Akinaka in the 300 hurdles (51.54) and 4×400 relay (4:25.69) with Madee Dougherty, Zoe Rehrer and Norah Brown
>> Baldwin junior Selena Castro in the 200 (27.00) and 400 (1:01.29)
>> Seabury Hall senior Kaylee Volner in the 800 (2:29.71), 1,500 (5:00.92) and 3,000 (10:37.03)
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MULTIPLE-EVENT WINNERS AT THE KIF QUALIFYING MEET NO. 3 AT VIDINHA STADIUM (April 14, 2022)
>> Kauai’s Brennen Corregdor in the 800 (2:09.73) and 3,000 (10:08.06)
>> Island School senior Ella Offley in the 100 (13.30), 200 (27.91) and long jump (15-03.50)
>> Kapaa’s Jodi Woodward in the shot put (23-08) and discus (83-04)
>> Kapaa’s Kanoe Haneberg in the 100 hurdles (17.95) and high jump (4-6)
Kapaa’s Kala Velasco, left, took an early lead in the 300 hurdles during a recent KIF meet, but Waimea’s Jaiden Sams passed him to win it. (Kauai photos courtesy of Kauai correspondent).
Kauai’s Emma Burgess and Kamira Silva were the early leaders in a recent KIF 1,500-meter run.
Kauai’s Brennen Corregdore, the reigning KIF cross country champion, led a recent KIF meet in the 1,500 run.
Waimea’s Halia Moriguchi takes the baton from Kendra Knapp and takes off for the second leg of the 4×100 relay in a recent KIF track and field meet.
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MULTIPLE-EVENT WINNERS AT THE BIIF REGULAR-SEASON MEET AT HAWAII PREPARATORY ACADEMY (April 16, 2022)
>> Kealakehe freshman Layla Grace in the 100 (13.47) and long jump (15-6.25)
>> Hawaii Preparatory Academy senior Jordan Perry in the 200 (27.27) and 500 (1:01.47)
>> Kealakehe junior Cozette Wood in the 1,500 (5:23.90) and 3,000 (11:46.33)
>> Hawaii Preparatory Academy freshman Elaina Head in the high jump (4-9) and triple jump (31-07)
>> Konawaena junior Braxton Kimitete in the 300 hurdles (50.34) and the 4×400 relay (4:42.18) with Uhiwai Wall, Shaian Garana and Ila Henry
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MULTIPLE-EVENT WINNERS AT THE ILH REGULAR-SEASON MEET AT PUNAHOU (April 16, 2022)
>> Punahou junior John-Keawe Sagapolutele in the shot put (50-9) and discus (137-11)
>> Hawaii Baptist Academy junior Shane Kawakami-Williams in the 100 (11.16) and 200 (22.72)
>> Punahou senior Lauren Saunders in the 1,500 (5:07.84) and 3,000 (10:53.45)
>> PAC-5’s Olivia Reed in the 100 (12.57), 200 (26.21) and long jump (16-03.75)
>> Saint Louis sophomore Michael Joshua Price in the 400 (52.75) and the 4×400 relay (3:31.64) with Magnus Ochoco, Kaeo Keomaka and Casey Connel
>> Punahou junior Kylie Moniz in the 300 hurdles (48.73) and the 4×400 relay (4:12.33) with Hannah Miura, Vani Salanoa and Jordyn Eldredge-Sagapolutele
>> Kamehameha junior Tatum Moku in the pole vault (12-0) and 100 hurdles (15.59)
>> Punahou senior Hannah Miura in the 4×100 relay (50.31) with Gabby Smith, Kelsey Ann Sato and Vani Salanoa, and in the 4×400 relay (4;12.33) with Kylie Moniz, Vani Salanoa and Jordyn Eldredge-Sagapolutele
>> Punahou junior Vani Salanoa in the 4×100 relay (50.31) with Gabby Smith, Kelsey Ann Sato and Hannah Miura; and in the 4×400 relay (4:12.53) with Kylie Moniz, Hannah Miura and Jordyn Eldredge-Sagapolutele
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MULTIPLE-EVENT WINNERS AT THE OIA EASTERN CHAMPIONSHIPS AT KAISER (April 16, 2022)
>> Kaiser senior Kanoa Mahiko in the 100 (10.85), 400 (51.48) and long jump (20-9.50)
>> Kalani senior Reece Kosaki in the 110 hurdles (16.08), 300 hurdles (41.64) and the 4×400 relay (3:35.82) with Matthew Frisbie, Christopher Kanemori and Kayin Maloian
>> Castle junior Coby Tanioka in the 200 (23.65) and 4×100 relay (44.91) with Kala Matthews, Daunte Ching and Jaelyn Myrick
>> Kalani senior Matthew Frisbie in the 1,500 (4:20.72), high jump (5-6) and the 4×400 relay (3:35.82) with Reece Kosaki, Christopher Kanemori and Kayin Maloian
>> Roosevelt senior Mai Pham in the 800 (2:30.68), 1,500 (5:15.94) and 3,000 (12:21.51)
>> Kaiser senior Chloe Kinlaw in the 300 hurdles (50.11), pole vault (11-0) and 4×400 relay (4:28.92) with Patricia Chong, Cammie Len and Vivian Jacquet
>> Kalani senior Ryan Kaneko in the 200 (28.53), long jump (15-4) and 4×100 relay (55.08) with Rachel Shimabukuro, Jasey Friel and Brooke Yamamoto
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MULTIPLE-EVENT WINNERS AT THE OIA WESTERN CHAMPIONSHIPS AT PEARL CITY (April 16, 2022)
>> Campbell senior Jadaiah Taugasolo in the 110 hurdles (16.24) and 300 hurdles (41.28)
>> Leilehua senior Gabriel Araki in the shot put (44-06) and discus (140-02)
>> Kapolei senior Jordan McQueen in the long jump (22-04) and high jump (5-10)
>> Mililani senior Elle Rimando in the 100 (12.96), triple jump (35-06) and long jump (15-1.50)
>> Mililani junior Zola O’Donnell in the 800 (2:26.68), 1,500 (4:57.50) and 3,000 (10:58.29)
>> Radford senior Angeludi Asaah in the shot put (35-04.50) and discus (120-0)
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Hawaii High School Track And Field Top Times And Distances So Far For 2022
Updated: April 21
BOYS
>> 100 meters: Joseph Randolph, Baldwin junior, 10.61
>> 200: Joseph Randolph, Baldwin junior, 21.62
>> 400: Kainoa Ronquilio, Punahou junior, 50.45
>> 800: Parker Wagnild, Mid-Pacific senior, 2:01.25
>> 1,500: Parker Wagnild, Mid-Pacific senior, 4:09.78
>> 3,000: Parker Wagnild, Mid-Pacific senior, 8:56.92
>> 110 hurdles: Noah Harris, Kamehameha senior, 15.33
>> 300 hurdles: Joshua Sanders, Moanalua junior, 40.32*
>> 4×100 relay: Kahuku (Kainoa Carvalho, Clyde Taulapapa, Brock Fonoimoana, Chansen Garcia), 43.96
>> 4×400 relay: Saint Louis (Magnus Ochoco, Kaeo Keomaka, Casey Connel, Michael Joshua Price), 3:31.64
>> Shot put: John-Keawe Sagapolutele, Punahou junior, 50 feet, 9 inches
>> Discus: Ezra Laga, Baldwin senior, 159-04
>> High jump: Ethan Takara, Maui senior, 6-3
>> Pole vault: Stephen Chezik, Mililani senior, and Keegan Gantala, Kamehameha-Maui sophomore, 13-0
>> Long jump: Kanoa Mahiko, Kaiser senior, 24-4.5
>> Triple jump: Joseph Randolph, Baldwin junior, 41-5
GIRLS
>> 100: Ja’lyn Deichert, King Kekaulike freshman, 12.48
>> 200: Caiya Hanks, Konawaena senior, 25.90
>> 400: Amelia Stebe, Radford sophomore, 1:00.22^
>> 800: Maila Healing, ‘Iolani sophomore, 2:24.00
>> 1,500: Kaylee Volner, Seabury Hall senior, 4:55.26
>> 3,000: Kaylee Volner, Seabury Hall senior, 10:29.07#
>> 100 hurdles: Tatum Moku, Kamehameha junior, 15.52
>> 300 hurdles: Chloe Kinlaw, Kaiser senior, 48.09
>> 4×100 relay: Punahou (Gabby Smith, Kelsey Ann Sato, Vani Salanoa, Hannah Miura), 50.31
>> 4×400 relay: Punahou (Kylie Moniz, Hannah Miura, Vani Salanoa, Jordyn Eldredge-Sagapolutele), 4:12.33
>> Shot put: Angeludi Asaah, Radford senior, 37-6*
>> Discus: Taina Tanuvasa, Kalani senior, 132-04
>> High jump: Lexi King, ‘Iolani junior, 5-4*
>> Pole vault: Tatum Moku, Kamehameha junior, 12-7
>> Long jump: Taysia Rocha, Waiakea senior, and Elle Rimando, Mililani senior, 16-11.25
>> Triple jump: Elle Rimando, Mililani senior, 36-7
*-Times/distances were at the unofficial Cal Track/Ruby Tuesday Invitational
#-Times/distances were at the unofficial Yamamoto Invite
^-Times/distances were at the unofficial Velasco Invitational
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Hawaii High School State Meet Records
BOYS
>> 100: Christian Padron, Damien, 10.63 (2017)
>> 200: Andrei Iosivas, Punahou, 21.67 (2018)
>> 400: Bennett Valencia, Punahou, 48.66 (1997)
>> 800: Joey Bunch, Radford, 1:51.1 handheld (1983)
>> 1500: Jac Hebert, Punahou, 4:01.23 (2014)
>> 3000: Kaeo Kruse, Kamehameha, 8:43.12 (2014)
>> 110 hurdles: Rey Cadiz, Baldwin, 14.19 (2019)
>> 300 hurdles: Tanner Moku, Kamehameha, 38.07 (2019)
>> 4×100 relay: Saint Louis (Roman Wilson, Keanu Wallace, Korvin Feagins, Keola Yadao), 41:54 (2019)
>> 4×400 relay: Punahou (Justin Pu’u-Robinson, David Tamura, Micah Williams, Andrei Iosivas), 3:19.74 (2018)
>> Shot put: Kaione Crabb, Punahou, 59-8.75 (1997)
>> Discus: Jerrod Avegalio, Kahuku, 186-0 (2003)
>> High jump: Kris Cuaresma-Primm, Mid-Pacific, 6-9 (1998)
>> Pole vault: Bubba McLean, St. Anthony, 15-3 (1997)
>> Long jump: Anthony Kahoohanohano-Davis, Baldwin, 24-10 (2016)
>> Triple jump: Larry Khan-Smith, Campbell, 48.01 (1986)
GIRLS
>> 100: Kristen O’Handley, Kaiser, 12.01 (2017)
>> 200: Alyssa Bettendorf, Seabury Hall, 24.68 (2014)
>> 400: Endia Abrante, Kaiser, 54.41 (1998)
>> 800: Breanne Ball, ‘Iolani, 2:13.03 (2012)
>> 1500: Zoe Sims, Hawaii Preparatory Academy, 4:36.22 (2013)
>> 3000: Victoria Chang, Punahou, 9:38.03 (1999)
>> 100 hurdles: Saydee Aganus, Kamehameha-Hawaii, 14.11 (2017)
>> 300 hurdles: Vera Simms, Mililani, 42.80 (2000)
>> 4×100 relay: Radford, (Kaeli Patton, Andrea Hinkle, Sade Meyers, Tyler Whitner), 48.35 (2010)
>> 4×400 relay: ‘Iolani (Breanne Ball, Alyssa Kim, Kama Pascua, Abrianna Johnson-Edwards), 3:57.47 (2012)
>> Shot put: Charlinda Ioane, Kapolei, 45-9.75 (2012)
>> Discus: Joan Gago, Campbell, 160-3 (1982)
>> High jump: Natasha Kai, Kahuku, 5-5 (1999)
>> Pole vault: Amber Kozaki, Baldwin, 13-0 (2013)
>> Long jump: Shari Fox, Leilehua, 19-2.50 (1979)
>> Triple jump: Chenoa Frederick, Kamehameha-Hawaii, 39-10 (2018)
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