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Bedrock Sports Hawaii made it out to cover one of the four league championship track and field meets — the ILH — last weekend.
In the three other leagues’ title meets, some of the brightest stars were senior Elle Rimando of Mililani, senior Jared Cantere of Maui High, and junior Joseph Randolph from Baldwin.
Rimando won four events at the OIA Championships — the 100-meter dash (12.35 seconds), long jump (17 feet, 4.75 inches), triple jump (37-2) and the 4×100 relay (51.25) with Kiana Muratsuka, Camryn Kunihisa and Deiona Carter.
Cantere, who won the MIL cross country championship in the fall, took the gold at the MIL Track and Field Championships in the 400 (53.10), 800 (2:10.80), 1,500 (4;20.64) and 3,000 (10:06.53).
Randolph also earned four first-place finishes at the MIL Championships — the 100 (10.78), 200 (22.09), long jump (20-03) and the 4×100 relay (44.06) with Landon Ambrocio, Ian Kikushi and Brock Toma.
Readers looking for ILH results can go to this Bedrock Sports Hawaii story: ILH Track And Field Athletes Shift Into High Gear At League Championships; Punahou Sweeps Team Titles.
Five Athletes At OIA, MIL, BIIF Title Meets And KIF Last-Chance Meet Record Top Marks In 2022 So Far
In five individual or relay events at the OIA, MIL and BIIF title meets and the KIF last-chance meet last weekend, top Hawaii marks for 2022 were accomplished by:
>> Waiakea senior Kiyoshi Todd, 2:00.57 in the 800
>> Konawaena senior Caiya Hanks, a BIIF meet record 12.33 in the 100
>> Radford senior Angeludi Asaah, 39-11.50 in the shot put
>> Seabury Hall junior Ruby Kessler, 47.72 in the 300 hurdles
>> King Kekaulike freshman Ja’lyn Deichert, 24.6 (handheld) in the 200
In addition, the following athletes at the four meets last weekend also won multiple events:
Multiple-Event Winners At The MIL Championships
>> King Kekaulike freshman Ja’lyn Deichert in the 100 (12.38) and 200 (24.6, handheld)
>> Baldwin senior Ezra Laga in the shot put (46-02) and discus (151-01)
>> Seabury Hall senior Kaylee Volner in the 800 (2:38.2, handheld), 1,500 (5:07.67), and 3,000 (10:36.37)
>> Kamehameha-Maui freshman Samantha Abernathy in the triple jump (31-07) and the 4×100 relay (51.16) with Kailea Title, Sofia Abernathy and Madison Goueytes
Multiple-Event Winners At The KIF Last-Chance Meet
>> Island School’s Cody Manibog in the 100 (11.75) and 200 (23.92)
>> Kapaa’s Bruno Likio in the shot put (38-01) and discus (116-02)
>> Kapaa’s Dominic Agrade in the long jump (20-00.75) and triple jump (40-04.25)
>> Kapaa’s Jodi Woodward in the shot put (28-08) and discus (86-09)
>> Kapaa’s Kanoe Haneberg in the 100 hurdles (17.20) and long jump (15-07.50)
>> Note: On April 29, Kauai’s Ella Burgess ran a 5:15.08 to set a KIF Championships meet record in the 1,500
Multiple-Event Winners at The BIIF Championships
>> Waiakea senior Kiyoshi Todd in the 800 (2:00.57) and the 4×400 relay (3:34.68) with Sylis Ruth, Ngirakederang Ueda and Jayden Gebin
>> Konawaena senior Caiya Hanks in the 100 (12.33), 200 (25.33) and the 4×100 relay (50.89) with Uhiwai Wall, Ila Henry and Braxton Kimitete
>> Kamehameha-Hawaii sophomore Kahiau Poe in the 100 (11.35), 200 (23.54) and long jump (21-00)
>> Waiakea senior Ngirakederang Ueda in the 1,500 (4:13.07), 3,000 (9:33.67) and the 4×400 relay (3:34.68) Kiyoshi Todd, Sylis Ruth and Jayden Gebin
>> Konawaena senior Malakai Fillmore in the 110 hurdles (16.16), 300 hurdles (42.33) and the 4×100 relay (44.83) with Jaimin Medeiros, Carmine Taetuna-Fautanu and Torrance Satta-Ellis
>> Konawaena junior Torrance Satta-Ellis in the triple jump (40-11.50) and the 4×100 relay with Jaimin Medeiros, Malakai Fillmore and Carmine Taetuna-Fautanu
>> Hawaii Preparatory Academy senior Jordan Perry in the 400 (1:00.46) and the 4×400 relay (4:12.63) with Bella Dadzie, Siddney Shumate and Caroline Betlach
>> Kealakehe junior Cozette Wood in the 1,500 (5:00.20) and 3,000 (11:15.02)
>> Konawaena junior Braxton Kimitete in the 300 hurdles (48.49) and the 4×100 relay (51.89) with Uhiwai Wall, Ila Henry and Caiya Hanks
Multiple-Event Winners At The OIA Championships
>> Kapolei senior Josiah Del Prado in the 400 (51.73) and the 4×400 relay (3:29.81) with Jordan McQueen, Kunique Randall-Parker and Jason Kealoha
>> Leilehua senior Gabriel Araki in the shot put (45-11.25) and discus (158-06.50)
>> Kapolei senior Jordan McQueen in the high jump (5-11) and triple jump (45-07.25)
>> Roosevelt senior Mai Pham in the 1,500 (4:58.20) and 3,000 (11:13.44)
>> Radford sophomore Amelia Stebe in the 400 (1:00.48) and the 4×400 relay (4:14.55) with Jasmine Freeman, Georjiena Torres and Annaise Jabour
Waiakea, Mililani, Kalani, King Kekaulike And Baldwin Win League Titles
Six teams won league titles last weekend — the Waiakea girls and boys in the BIIF, the Mililani girls and Kalani boys in the OIA, and the King Kekaulike girls and Baldwin boys in the MIL.
Previously in Hawaii, the Punahou boys and girls took ILH titles, and the Island School girls and Kapaa boys earned KIF championships.
All individual and team qualifiers will compete at the Island Movers/HHSAA Track and Field State Championships at Kamehameha on Friday and Saturday.
Final standings (top five teams, if available) from all five league championship meets follow:
BIIF Girls
>> 1. Waiakea
>> 2. Hawaii Prep
BIIF Boys
>> 1. Waiakea
KIF Girls
>> 1. Island School, 175 points
>> 2. Kapaa, 113
>> 3. Kauai, 94
>> 4. Waimea, 77
KIF Boys
>> 1. Kapaa, 131
>> 2. Island School, 125
>> 3. Kauai, 105
>> 4. Waimea, 94
ILH Girls
>> 1. Punahou, 195
>> 2. ‘Iolani, 119.5
>> 3. Kamehameha, 69
>> 4. Hawaii Baptist Academy, 46
>> 5. PAC-5, 32
ILH Boys
>> 1. Punahou, 193.5
>> 2. ‘Iolani, 98
>> 3. Saint Louis, 86.5
>> 4. Kamehameha, 82
>> 5. Mid-Pacific, 28
MIL Girls
>> 1. King Kekaulike, 164
>> 2. Seabury Hall, 92
>> 3. Baldwin, 89
>> 4. Kamehameha-Maui, 60
>> 5. Maui, 42
MIL Boys
>> 1. Baldwin, 210.5
>> 2. Maui, 143
>> 3. Kamehameha-Maui, 38
>> 4. King Kekaulike, 23
>> 5. Lahainaluna, 21
OIA Girls
>> 1. Mililani, 127
>> 2. Kalani, 63
>> 3. Radford, 59
>> 4. Roosevelt, 46
>> 5. Leilehua, 41
OIA Boys
>> 1. Kalani, 82
>> 2. Kapolei, 72
>> 3. Castle, 41
>> 4. (tie) Mililani, 37
>> 4 (tie) Mililani, 37
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