Note: In an upcoming post early this week, look for videos of all 28 OIA Wrestling Championships finals and action photos of a handful of finals matches.
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Watch out for Moanalua.
Na Menehune wrestled to boys and girls team victories at the OIA Championships on Saturday at Leilehua. And they did it in comfortable fashion.
All told, Moanalua had 16 finalists in the 28 weight classes and wound up with nine winners.
“We’re still the hunters,” Na Menehune boys coach Lucas Misaki said. “We haven’t proven anything at the state level. Every year, we are very confident going into the state tournament, but Kamehameha is still the (two-time reigning boys and girls) champs until proven otherwise.”
Eight of nine Moanalua wrestlers got together for a photo on Saturday after winning OIA individual championships at the Leilehua gym. They are, first row, left to right: Madison Kalamau, Rachel Oshita, Taryn Titcomb and Isabelle Asuncion. Back row: Joshua Estabilio, Blaze Sumiye, Karter Nitahara and Tyger Taam. Missing from photo: Joseph Lathwood. (Image credit: Lucas Misaki).
At least four of Moanalua’s individual champions on Saturday were mighty impressive in the final — Isabelle Asuncion, Rachel Oshita, Blaze Sumiye and Karter Nitahara. All four are in Bedrock Sports Hawaii’s pound-for-pound rankings.
Asuncion (12-0, No. 9 p4p) got past a tough customer in the 119 final, 7-0 over Victoriana Kim of Mililani. It was a battle of placers at the 2020 states, where Asuncion took third at 102 and Kim earned fourth at 107, and both were coming off OIA divisional titles one week ago.
In addition, Asuncion moved up one weight class from 114 right before that East Division tournament.
“She’s only a junior,” said Misaki, who sees bigger things ahead for Asuncion.
Oshita (12-0, No. 7 p4p) scored a 10-2 major decision over Pearl City’s Jacey Chung in the 129 final.
Sumiye (No. 4 p4p) and Nitahara (12-0, No. 7 p4p) got things done in quick-strike, aggressive fashion.
Sumiye overwhelmed previously undefeated Darren Cababag-Silva of Mililani by major decision, 17-5 in the 162 final.
Nitahara perhaps sealed an upcoming state top seed, defeating Aiea’s Raphael Dela Cruz by fall in 1:45 at 184 pounds.
“Karter and Blaze love to wrestle,” Misaki said. “Any time they can go to a wrestling practice, they’re there and getting better at their craft.”
Misaki had this to say about his boys team and Moanalua’s girls team coached by Sean Sakaida:
“This is probably the easiest team to coach since I’ve been at Moanalua. The chemistry, the way they cheer for each other, it’s nothing like we’ve ever had in this program. It is special. They cheered loud for every single one of our finalists as they were stepping on the mat.”
Two more Moanalua wrestlers grabbed championships and remained undefeated (with at least five wins) — Joseph Lathwood (15-0 at 122 pounds) and Tyger Taam (13-0, 134).
Other Na Mehehune who wrestled to OIA titles on Saturday were Madison Kalamau (109), Taryn Titcomb (157), and Joshua Estabilio (108).
“Taryn found the love of the sport again,” Misaki said. “For a while, she wasn’t sure she was going to wrestle until her teammates got her to come out.“
Matchup Of The Day
Clearly, the most intriguing matchup of the day came at 172 pounds, where Leilehua’s Pookela DeSantos (No. 1 p4p) and Kapolei’s Bryce Pagurayan (No. 4 p4p) met in the final.
DeSantos, now 16-0, didn’t allow Pagurayan to put any tarnish into that No. 1 ranking, winning by fall in 2:15.
Making Names For Themselves And Staying Undefeated
The following OIA champions from Saturday continue to make a name for themselves by remaining undefeated:
>> Leilehua’s Kanale Coelho
>> Pearl City’s Aubrie Molina
>> Campbell’s Holden Soares
>> Pearl City’s Jace Kim-Cadiz
>> Waianae’s Vanderlei Yong
Stubborn like his team nickname “Mules,” Coelho defeated Waipahu’s Caleb Lauifi in a sudden victory overtime period, getting a takedown for the 5-3 final in the 287 title match.
Things looked a lot like they would go in favor of Lauifi, who took a 3-1 lead early.
But Coelho (12-0), who wears his effort on his sleeve and on his face, found a way.
“I was losing at first,” Coelho said. “I thought I was going to lose, actually. But he kept stalling and I kept applying the pressure and coach told me what to do. I applied what he said. That’s what I always do, I listen to the coach. The crowd got me going. I heard everybody screaming and yelling, so I was like ‘Ok, I know what I have to do to win.’ I knew I needed a point. When I won, it was like a blur. I was so excited because I didn’t think I was going to win at all. I was tired. We were both tired. It was a dogfight.
Coelho, who is a Leilehua offensive lineman in football and who is wrestling to stay in shape, is looking forward to states.
“Everybody keeps telling me ‘Keep on the path you’re on,’ ” he said. “Wrestling is a secondary sport for me, but if I’m going to do it, I’m going to make sure I’m good at it.”
When told that Bedrock Sports interviewed his heavyweight OIA champ, Mules coach Kevin Corbett said boldly and without hesitation, “I love that kid.”
A week earlier in the OIA West championships, Coelho beat Lauifi in the final, 3-2 in an ultimate tiebreaker.
Molina improved to 10-0, but faced her toughest match to date — against Campbell’s Anissa Wright — to capture the girls 140-pound division with a 5-4 victory.
Wright has a state pedigree, having placed second at the Blaisdell at 145 pounds two years ago.
“It was a tough match,” Molina said. “In the beginning, I was just trying to feel out what she could do and stuff and then I would work on things This week I’m going to be training a lot harder. If I do end up meeting her, or anyone, in states, I will wrestle better.”
Kim-Cadiz (18-0), who has been on a mission to make his mark all year, edged Moanalua’s Joshua Lewandowski 5-2 for the 147-pound title.
Yong (12-0) had his hands full with Moanalua’s Christian Paleafei, but finally got the 222-pound championship by fall in 5:14.
In the 154-pound final, Soares (18-0) put on the attack early and often in dropping Moanalua’s Christian Jacob by major decision, 17-2.
“Two years ago as a sophomore, I didn’t place at all at states and placed eighth in the OIAs,” Soares said. “I worked with my coach and two years later this is where I am. Just gotta work toward states and try for first. Gotta stay humble. Everyone’s a champion. It’s either you lose or you win. It’s 50-50 every time.”
Many Other Highlights On Saturday
Here are some of the other noteworthy happenings from Saturday at the Leilehua gym:
>> Kalani’s Evelyn Suzuki fell behind but came back to edge Waipahu’s Kaytie Conselva for the 114-pound crown..
>> Campbell’s Kianna Chargualaf, who suffered an early season defeat, is primed to make a statement at states. Chargualaf, who placed third at the big show in 2020 at 138 pounds, took the OIA 134-pound title by topping Kahuku’s Lily Polvado by fall in 1:44.
>> Kalani’s Sarah Balbarino upset top-seeded Atinaeleila Fonoti of Mililani by fall in 3:36 to earn the 170-pound championship.
>> Kahuku’s Maia Esera had the fastest pin among the 28 finals — in 32 seconds over Radford’s Isabella Martinez.
>> Kalani’s Kade Okura (No. 10 p4p) fended off a major challenge from Kapolei’s Kinau McBrayer in the 140 semifinals, winning 5-4.
In the final, Okura met a hard-charging Keegan Goeas of Castle and scored an 8-0 major decision victory.
Goeas came into the match having beaten No. 2 seed Kai Simmons of Moanalua 4-2 and No. 3 seed Gabriel Grilho of Aiea 8-5.
>> Previously undefeated Caelin Balansag (No. 10 p4p) of Roosevelt lost her first match of the season to Mililani’s Victoriana Kim in the 119 semifinals, by fall in 4:00.
>> The most controversial match of the tournament, by far, was the 186-pound final, where Waianae’s Leina Balancio-Sadamaru beat two-time state placer Jacinta Fonoti of Mililani by injury default at 3:50.
Trying to keep strictly to facts learned from talking to some OIA tournament officials, the Mililani coaches felt that Balancio-Sadamaru used an illegal and unsafe hold and lodged a protest.
Before the match was over, with Fonoti screaming in pain and no call of an illegal or unsafe hold by the match officials, the Mililani coaches went on to the mat to alert the referees that they felt that Fonoti was in danger. Later on, there was some talk that a Trojans coach physically contacted a referee with his hand, but Bedrock Sports heard one version in which the gesture was meant to get the referee’s attention this his wrestler was in danger. In another version, the coach never touched the referee.
The protest did not succeed and Balancio-Sadamaru is the 186 champ. It is not known if there will be any kind of penalty incurred by the Mililani coach who went on to the mat.
According to Mililani assistant Tyler Diamond, this particular safety issue will be brought up at the next OIA wrestling coaches meeting.
A Few Numbers
Making it to OIA final matches were:
>> 2 state champions (Sumiye and Mililani’s Erin Hikiji, who is 9-0 and No. 1 p4p)
>> 8 other girls state placers (Kalamau, Asuncion, Oshita, Chargualaf, Atinaeleila Fonoti, Jacinta Fonoti, Kim and Wright)
>> 6 undefeated girls (Hikiji, Mililani’s Tristan Nitta, Asuncion, Oshita, and Molina, as well as Moanalua’s Nohi Kukonu, who suffered her first loss)
>> 3 other boys state placers (DeSantos, Okura, Nitahara)
>> 7 undefeated boys (Taam, Okura, Soares, DeSantos, Nitahara, Cababag-Silva and Yong)
Final Top 5 Teams
>> Boys: 1. Moanalua 269; 2. Leilehua 166; 3. Kapolei 163; 4. Waianae 150; 5. Mililani 132.
>> Girls: 1. Moanalua 242.5; 2. Mililani 175; 3. Campbell 108; 4. Kalani 104; 5. Pearl City 94.
OIA Boys Champions
>> 108: Josh Estabilio, Moanalua
>> 115: Khansith Chanthabouasith, Leilehua
>> 122: Joseph Lathwood, Moanalua
>> 128: Carson Kim, Mililani
>> 134: Tyger Taam, Moanalua
>> 140: Kade Okura, Kalani
>> 147: Jace Kim-Cadiz, Pearl City
>> 154: Holden Soares, Campbell
>> 162: Blaze Sumiye, Moanalua
>> 172: Pookela DeSantos, Leilehua
>> 184: Karter Nitahara, Moanalua
>> 197: Maika Kahele-Akeo, Kapolei
>> 222: Vanderlei Yong, Waianae
>> 287: Kanale Coelho, Leilehua
OIA Girls Champions
>> 99: Erin Hikiji, Mililani
>> 104: Tristan Nitta, Mililani
>> 109: Madison Kalamau, Moanalua
>> 114: Emily Suzuki, Kalani
>> 119: Isabelle Asuncion, Moanalua
>> 124: Taydem Uyemura, Pearl City
>> 129: Rachel Oshita, Moanalua
>> 134: Kianna Chargualaf, Campbell
>> 140: Aubrie Molina, Pearl City
>> 147: Kaui Lee-Tynan, Kapolei
>> 157: Taryn Titcomb, Moanalua
>> 170: Sarah Balbarino, Kalani
>> 186: Leina Balancio-Sadamaru, Waianae
>> 227: Maia Esera, Kahuku
OIA Championsips
GIRLS 99
>> Quarterfinal: Kacie Teruya (Moanalua) def. Amanda Begonia (McKinley), fall, 3:05
>> Semifinals: 1. Erin Hikiji (Mililani) vs. Teruya, fall, 4:16; 2. Angelina Godoy-Holt (Kapolei) def. Sage Beltran (Moanalua), 11-7
>> Final: Hikiji def. Godoy-Holt, technical fall, 16-1
GIRLS 104
>> Quarterfinals: Emma Cabinian (Leilehua) def. Jaedha Manuyag (Aiea), fall, 3:15; Alu Hyodo (Roosevelt) def. Chelsea Becera (Farrington), DQ; 2. Kayla Shota (Moanalua) def. Jenna Bala (Moanalua), fall, 2:18
>> Semifinals: 1. Tristan Nitta (Mililani) def. Cabinian, major decision, 10-0; Shota def. Hyodo, fall, 1:50
>> Final: Nitta def. Shota, major decision, 9-0
GIRLS 109
>> Quarterfinals: 1. Madison Kalamau (Moanalua) def. Tynesha Ly (Kalani), fall, 0:49; Kaede McCall (Kalani) def. Lia Gomes (Aiea), fall, 3:52; Alexia Parsons (Kalaheo) def. Jaylisha Deveraturda (Mililani), fall, 1:05; 2. Makena Abe (Mililani) def. Kaya Ching (Moanalua), fall, 0:38
>> Semifinals: Kalamau def. McCall, fall, 1:18; Abe def. Parsons, fall, 1:03
>> Final: Kalamau def. Abe, 8-2
GIRLS 114
>> First round: Jacquelyn Reilly (Pearl City) def. Linda Lam (Roosevelt), fall, 0:49; Michaela Sarmiento (Kalani) def. Harmony Tavares (McKinley), 7-0; Kirra Davidson (Mililani) def. Kaili Foster (McKinley), fall, 2:54
>> Quarterfinals: 1. Kaleila Rodrigues-Kenolio (Aiea) def. Reilly, fall, 2:18; Kaytie Conselva (Waipahu) def. Paige Allen (Campbell) fall, 3:06; Evelyn Suzuki (Kalani) def. Sarmiento, fall, 2:34; 2. Hailey Perez (Moanalua) def. Davidson, fall, 1:03
>> Semifinals: Conselva def. Rodrigues-Kenolio, 9-6; Suzuki def. Perez, fall, 3:16
>> Final: Suzuki def. Conselva, 7-6
GIRLS 119
>> First round: Jaesharie Paguirigan (Waianae) def. Waialea Vickery-Basug (Kaiser), fall, 3:38; Kamaile Yasumura (Moanalua) def. Tiana DeSantos (Leilehua), fall, 3:08; Sky Sano (Kalani) def. Bella Gibo (Waialua), fall, 2:23
>> Quarterfinals: 1. Isabelle Asuncion (Moanalua) def. Paguirigan, fall, 0:46; Jeylan Arakawa (Kailua) def. Rie Kato (Campbell), 10-3; Victoriana Kim (Mililani) def. Yasumura, fall, 0:48; 2. Caelin Balansag (Roosevelt), def. Sky Sano (Kalani), fall, 0:22
>> Semifinals: Asuncion def. Arakawa, fall, 0:54; Kim def. Balansag, fall, 4:00
>> Final: Asuncion def. Kim, 7-0
GIRLS 124
>> First round: Kalina Hotema (Kalani) def. Yalexia Lemos-Rodriquez (Roosevelt), 7-2; Laylee Pasion (Moanalua) def. Brooke Gantan (Kailua), fall, 1:00; Akemi Ralston (Radford) def. Minei Haiola-Borges (Leilehua), fall, 3:09; Yaris Matos (Campbell) def. Kaira Iona (Farrington), fall, 2:42
>> Quarterfinals: 1. Kaitlyn Fong (Moanalua) def. Hotema, major decision, 12-0; Keirynmae Kanae (Kapolei) def. Pasion, fall, 3:00; Dallas Inis (Waipahu) def. Ralston, 8-4;
2. Taydem Uyemura (Pearl City) def. Matos, fall, 0:24
>> Semifinals: Kanae def. Fong, fall, 3:10; Uyemura def. Inis, fall, 3:36
>> Final: Uyemura def. Kanae, fall, 3:01
GIRLS 129
>> First round: Kalei Yasumura (Moanalua) def. Timena Tai Godinet (Waipahu), fall, 1:14
>> Quarterfinals: 1. Rachel Oshita (Moanalua) def. Yasumura, forfeit; Raelyn Yasutake (Kalani) def. Jahnaya Tabisola-Roque (Campbell), fall, 3;26; Angelina Calpito (Mililani) def. Destiny Ah Quin (Castle), fall, 0:57; 2. Jacey Chung def. Kahana Belyeu (Kahuku), fall, 0:55
>> Semifinals: Oshita def. Yasutake, technical fall, 16-0; Chung def. Calpito, 7-0
>> Final: Oshita def. Chung, major decision, 10-2
GIRLS 134
>> Quarterfinals: Hailey Jade Omoso (Kalani) def. Camryn Goff (Pearl City), fall, 1:01
>> Semiinals: 1. Kianna Chargualaf (Campbell) def. Omoso. fall, 0:24; Lily Polvado (Kahuku) def. 2. Reese Nishida (Moanalua), fall, 3:09
>> Final: Chargualaf def. Polvado, fall, 1:44
GIRLS 140
>> Quarterfinals: 1. Anissa Wright (Campbell) vs. Kiera Nitahara (Moanalua), fall, 5:52; Sara Bernades (Radford) vs. Eden Baguio (Moanalua), fall, 5:27; Litatei Kanongataa (Kahuku) vs. Mystic Kahele-Akeo (Kapolei), 8-1; 2. Aubrie Molina (Pearl City) def. Karleigh Manoha (Waianae), fall, 1:08
>> Semifinals: Wright def. Bernades fall, 3:12; Molina def. Konongataa, fall, 1:22
>> Final: Molina def. Wright, 5-4
GIRLS 147
>> Quarterfinals: Caena Dias (Waianae) def. Ava Clark-Paglinawan (Pearl City), fall, 4:28; Colleen Kinimaka (Campbell) def. Sage Horcajo (Kahuku), fall, 2:52; 2. Nohi Kukonu (Moanalua) def. Dianna Ray Igawa-Ismael (Kaiser), fall, 1:37
>> Semifinals: 1. Kaui Lee-Tynan (Kapolei) def. Dias, fall, 1:23; Kukonu def. Kinimaka, fall, 3:03
>> Final: Lee-Tynan def. Kukonu, fall, 2:55
GIRLS 157
>> First round: Alana Corpuz (Mililani) def. Kizia Mahuka (Aiea), fall, 0:50
>> Quarterfinals: 1. Bethany Chargualaf (Campbell) def. Corpuz, fall, 1:21; Frances Balcita (McKinley) def. Zylee Kuikahi (Waipahu), fall 3:03; Taryn Titcomb (Moanalua) def. Lainie Mefy (Farrington), fall, 0:40; 2. Phiona Kerisiano (Nanakuli) def. Kaela Rosario-Rodrigues (Waianae), fall, 2:11
>> Semifinals: Chargualaf def. Balcita, 8-2; Titcomb def. Kerisiano, fall, 3;50
>> Final: Titcomb def. Chargualaf, fall, 3;23
GIRLS 170
>> First round: Aurianna Pratt (Moanalua) de. Dezeray Orcut (Radford), fall, 3:29; Journie Kealanahele (Farrington) def. Elle Lum (Leilehua), fall, 0:34
>> Quarterfinals: 1. Atinaeleila Fonoti (Mililani) def. Pratt. fall, 2:33; Jadyn Crisostomo (Moanalua) def. Jaznel Baker-Sumuelu (McKinley) fall, 4:51; Sarah Balbarino (Kalani) def. Zeignalynn Mew Kang (Pearl City), fall, 1:26; 2. Keila Olivas-Low (Leilehua) def. Kealanahele, fall, 2:41
>> Semifinals: Fonoti def. Crisostomo, 4-3; Balbarino/Mew Kang def. Olivas-Low, fall, 2:45
>> Final: Balbarino def. Fonoti, fall, 3:36
GIRLS 186
>> First round: Eleina Olap (McKinley) def. Jenisie Pasigan (Kapolei), fall, 1:45
>> Quarterfinals: 1. Jacinta Fonoti (Mililani) def. Olap, fall, 0:26; Teizannaho Paleafei (Farrington) def. Ariyana Jaselle Giron (Pearl City), fall, 1:37; Leina Balancio-Sadamaru (Waianae) def. Tahi Feinga (Kahuku), fall, 1:51; 2. Jasmine Adiniwin (Moanalua) def. Alexis Urrutia (Leilehua), fall, 1:49
>> Semifinals: Fonoti def. Paleafei, fall, 1:37; Balancio-Sadamaru def. Adiniwin, fall. 2;36
>> Final: Balancio-Sadamaru def. Fonoti, injury default, 3:50
GIRLS 227
>> Quarterfinal: Malia Samoy (Kahuku) def. Ashley Asuega (Nanakuli), 10-8;
>> Semifinals: 1. Isabella Martinez (Radford) def. Samoy, fall, 0:21; 2. Maia Esera (Kahuku) def. Tapaita Hufanga (Leilehua), fall, 2:20
>> Final: Esera def. Martinez, fall, 0:32
BOYS 108
>> Quarterfinals: Jayce Pascua (Pearl City) def. Connor Lum (Kalani), fall, 2:49; Khairyn Vilavong (Campbell) def. Noah Limary (Waianae), 4-2
>> Semifinals: 1. Josh Estabilio (Moanalua) def. Pascua, 8-4; 2. Caden Guevara (Mililani) def. Vilavong, 5-4
>> Final: Estabilio def. Guevara, 7-0
BOYS 115
>> Quarterfinals: 1. Zairyn Ramos-Semana (Campbell) def. Corbin Caldonetti (Castle), fall, 0:30; Jayden Seson (Moanalua) def. Nicholas Williams (Aiea), 9-4; Khansith Chanthabouasith (Leilehua) def. Jayce Kamimura (Kalani), 8-6; 2. Koen Shigemoto (Mililani) def. Kaleb Edgar (Kapolei), fall, 1:02
>> Semifinals: Seson def. Ramos-Semana, 8-3; Chanthabouasith def. Shigemoto, 4-2
>> Final: Chanthabouasith def. Seson, fall, 5:47
BOYS 122
>> First round: Nick Au (Kalani) def. Maxwell Calandria (Kaiser), technical fall, 16-1; Shawn Kato (Campbell) def. Ryan Fukunaga (Pearl City), fall, 5:13; Rylen Gonda (Waianae) def. Sullivan Allan (Radford), fall, 0:39; Goddrick Antolin (Farrington) def. Joss Okutsu (Aiea), 8-3
>> Quarterfinals: 1. Joseph Lathwood (Moanalua) def. Au. fall, 1:52; Kato def. LJ Oki (Kapolei), 7-5; Gonda def. Isaiah Giron (Leilehua), major decision, 11-2; 2. Kulika Corpuz (Mililani) def. Antolin, technical fall, 15-0
>> Semifinals: Lathwood def. Kato, fall, 1:39; Corpuz def. Gonda, 7-0
>> Final: Lathwood def. Corpuz, major decision, 11-2
BOYS 128
>> First round: Michael Toermer (Radford) def. Zachary Omanaka (Pearl City), fall, 3;12
>> Quarterfinals: 1. Carson Kim (Mililani) def. Toermer, fall, 1:10; Ryker Shimabukuro (Kapolei) def. Colten Aniya (Leilehua). fall, 2:38; LJ Pasion (Moanalua) def. Aden Badua (Castle), fall, 1:12; 2. Ethan Tabayoyong (Campbell) def. Kaito Sano (Kalani), fall, 0:30
>> Semifinals: Kim def. Shimabukuro, fall, 3:23; Pasion def. Tabayoyong, fall, 1:08
>> Final: Kim def. Pasion, 13-8
BOYS 134
>> First round: Eddie Ogsasawara (Pearl City) def. Reece Grigsby (Campbell), fall, 1:52
>> Quarterfinals: 1. Tyger Taam (Moanalua) def. Ogasawara, fall, 2:58; Jet Okura (Kalani) def. Mayhem Woolsey (Kapolei), 11-9; Jaren Kimura (Mililani) def. Daniel Tauyan (Leilehua), 6-2; 2. Bransen Porter (Waianae) def. Logan Kindle (Radford), fall, 4:36
>> Semifinals: Taam def. Okura, forfeit; Porter def. Kimura, fall, 1:44
>> Final: Taam def. Porter, major decision, 9-1
BOYS 140
>> First round: Hakuilua Paaluhi (Waianae) def. Ethan Baptista (Campbell), fall, 2:34; Kinau McBrayer (Kapolei) def. Nathaniel Ferraris (Waipahu), fall, 3:16; Joe Xahn Rapoza (Pearl City) def. Myke Joshua Kiley (Farrington), 13-0; Keegan Goeas (Castle) def. Logan Hackbarth (Mililani), fall, 2;34; Nick Gardner (Roosevelt) def. Ethan Bueno (Radford), 6-3
>> Quarterfinals: 1. Kade Okura (Kalani) def. Paaluhi. 14-4; McBrayer def. Rapoza, 6-1; Goeas def. Gabriel Grilho (Aiea), 8-5; 2. Kai Simmons (Moanalua) def. Gardner, tiebreaker, 3-2
>> Semifinals: Okura def. McBrayer, 5-4; Goeas def. Simmons 4-2
>> Final: Okura def. Goeas, major decision, 8-0
BOYS 147
>> First round: Kadin Canianes (Campbell) def. Gavin Simon (McKinley), 4-2; Isaac Junkins (Kalahe0) def. Allen Mahoe (Nanakuli), fall, 1:45; Joshua Santiago (Waianae) def. Draven Templado (Leilehua), fall, 2:47; Joshua Lewandowski (Moanalua) def. Makai Farm (Kahuku), fall, 2:44; vs. Chance Garcia (Kapolei) def. Patrick Durand (Radford), major decision, 13-3; Kealohi Cofran (Castle) def. Joseph Fujioka (Mililani), fall, 4:00
>> Quarterfinals: 1. Jace Kim-Cadiz (Pearl City) def. Canianes, 5-1; Santiago def. Junkins, major decision, 9-0; Lewandowski def. Garcia1-0; 2. Ramos Suzuki (Kalani) def. Cofran, major decision, 16-6
>> Semifinals: Kim-Cadiz def. Santiago, fall, 3:09; Lewandowski def. Suzuki, forfeit
>> Final: Kim-Cadiz def. Lewandowski, 5-2
BOYS 154
>> First round: Makana Williams (McKinley) def. Zack Ezuka (Kalani), sudden victory, 9-7; Marcello Makita (Kapolei) def. Alek Pang (Aiea), fall, 3:52; Adrian Lee (Mililani) def. Luke Otembriet (Kalaheo), fall, 0:21; Akoni Kaleopaa-Borlin (Waianae) def. Elijah Dominici (Castle), fall, 3:15
>> Quarterfinals: 1. Holden Soares (Campbell) def. Williams, fall; Kainalu Lewis (Nanakuli) def. Makita, fall, 5:07; Lee def. Boyd Durand (Radford), 7-0; 2. Christian Jacob (Moanalua) def. Kaleopaa-Borlin, 15-9
>> Semifinals: Soares def. Lewis, technical fall, 17-1; Jacob def. Lee, 11-9
>> Final: Soares def. Jacob, 17-2
BOYS 162
>> First round: Kollin Tellain (Leilehua) def. Kayin Maloian (Kalani), fall, 3;04; Tyler Shields (Kalaheo) def. Esaiah Gideon (Kapolei), fall, 1:50; Steinar Tanaka (Kaiser) def. Zander Writesel (Radford), fall, 0:45; Gxxr Young (Waianae) def. Gregory Carvalho (Pearl City), fall, 3:19
>> Quarterfinals: 1. Blaze Sumiye (Moanalua) def. Tellain, fall, 0:45; Anthony Lopez (Campbell) def. Shields, 12-5; Tanaka def. Branztyn Reyes (Nanakuli) , 7-6; 2. Darren Cababag-Silva (Mililani) def. Young, fall, 2:51
>> Semifinals: Sumiye def. Lopez, 11-3; Cababag-Silva def. Tanka, fall, 0:42
>> Final: Sumiye def. Cababag-Silva, major decision, 17-5
BOYS 172
>> First round: Matthew Finefeuiaki (Kalani) def.. Patrick McHugh (Castle), fall, 1:56; Matthew Yadao (Roosevelt) def. Caleb Akana-Adams (Waialua), fall, 1:09; Bravery Gladman (Moanalua) def Keaopopoe Kalahiki (Kahuku), 12-3; Carl Laa (Nanakuli) def. Teva Feliciano (Campbell), fall, 3:06; Dorian Payton-Sherman (Pearl City) def. Alexander Bajet (Aiea), technical fall, 19-2
>> Quarterfinals: 1. Pookela DeSantos (Leilehua) def. Finefeuiaki, fall, 0:40; Gladman def. Yadao, 11-8; Dustin Balancio-Sadamaru def. Laa, 6-5; 2. Brycen Pagurayan (Kapolei) def. Payton-Sherman, fall, 1:44
>> Semifinals: DeSantos def. Gladman, injury default, 2:38; Pagurayan def. Balancio-Sadamaru, fall, 1;15
>> Final: DeSantos def. Pagurayan, fall, 2:15
BOYS 184
>> First round: Kekoa Coffin (Kalani) def. Marbory Barrientos (Castle), fall, 0:40
>> Quarterfinals: 1. Karter Nitahara (Moanalua) def. Coffin, 0:40; Joseph Keo (Kapolei) def. Clyde Busbea (Campbell), major decision, 16-6; Ryan Penuliar (Leilehua) def. Aiden Shimokawa (Mililani), fall, 3:31; 2. Raphael Dela Cruz (Aiea) def. Nathaniel Teo-Nera (Nanakuli), fall, 2:26
>> Semifinals: Nitahara def. Keo, fall, 1:02; Dela Cruz def. Penuliar, 6-5
>> Final: Nitahara def. Dela Cruz, fall, 1:45
BOYS 197
>> First round: Eric Boyle (Waipahu) def. Liutau Maile (Nanakuli), fall, 1:55; Jonas Baekkuland (Moanalua) def. Kyle Bueche (Pearl City), fall, 0:15
>> Quarterfinals: 1. Kayzehn Aiwohi-Frisby def. Boyle, fall, 2:00; Kai He (Roosevelt) def. Schyler Pascual (Campbell), fall, 3:23; Maika Kahele-Akeo (Kapolei) vs. Dawson Peter Smith (Aiea), fall, 1:19; Baekkuland def. 2. Preston Raymond (Leilehua), major decision, 11-2
>> Semifinals: Aiwohi-Frisby def. He, 6-0; Kahele-Akeo def. Baekkuland, fall, 1:32
>> Final: Kahele-Akeo def. Aiwohi-Frisby-Frisby, fall
BOYS 222
>> First round: Keanu Swanson (Kapolei) def. Nguyen Quang (Kalani), fall, 0:41; Brodie Vargas (Kahuku) def. Jaysen Texeira (Nanakuli), fall, 1:32
>> Quarterfinals: 1. Vanderlei Yong (Waianae) def. Swanson, fall, 1:32; Christian Carlisle (Castle) def. Jacob Chang (Waipahu), fall, 5:47; Christian Paleafei (Moanalua) def. Angel Schmidt (Campbell), fall, 5;58; 2. Nainoa Stevenson (Leilehua) def. Vargas, fall, 5:00
>> Semifinals: Yong def. Carlisle, fall, 2:00; Paleafei def. Stevenson, ultimate tiebreaker, 4-3
>> Final: Yong def. Paleafei, fall, 5:14
BOYS 287
>> Quarterfinals: 1. Kanale Coelho (Leilehua) def. Mykenessey Conrad (Nanakuli), fall, 0:21; Kelton Cambra (Pearl City) def. Uilifeleti Afungia (Campbell), 3-0; Caleb Lauifi (Waipahu) def. Kaiden Writesel (Radford), fall, 2:41; 2. Timonty Paleafei (Farrington) vs. Darisson Garcia-Nakoa (Kapolei), fall, 3:28
>> Semifinals: Coelho def. Cambra, fall, 1:51; Lauifi def. Paleafei, major decision, 10-1
>> Final: Coelho def. Lauifi, sudden victory, 5-3
