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Boys Varsity West Results 2019 2019 OIA WEST VARSITY BOYS WRESTLING CHAMPIONSHIPS INDIVIDUAL RESULTS 106 Lbs 113 Lbs 1st Nicholas Cordeiro - Waianae High School (FALL ) 1st Dylan Ramos - Leilehua High School (FALL ) 2nd Isaiah Siaris - Mililani High School 2nd Kinau Mcbrayer - Kapolei High School 3rd Khansith Chanthabouasith - Leilehua High School (FALL ) 3rd Dylan Cuesta - Mililani High School (D: 6-2) 4th Bronson Maele - Campbell High School 4th Micah Ongies-Vellalos - Pearl City High School 5th 5th Kenji Carino - Aiea High School (DEF) 6th 6th Andrew Bushong - Waianae High School 7th 7th 8th 8th 120 Lbs 126 Lbs 1st Josiah Tamasaka - Pearl City High School (FALL ) 1st Weiyi Zheng - Aiea High School (MD: 14-2) 2nd Peter Natividad - Leilehua High School 2nd James Lum - Pearl City High School 3rd Kainoa Sumailo - Campbell High School (D: 8-12) 3rd Prestiege Kahookele-Himalaya - Nanakuli High School (D: 3-0) 4th Kenichi Price - Waipahu High School 4th Joshua Paz - Campbell High School 5th Atalbert Debrum - Kapolei High School () 5th Colby Ilae - Waianae High School (D: 2-1) 6th 6th Ashton Manibusan - Radford High School 7th 7th Zackree Inis - Waipahu High School (TF: 16-0) 8th 8th Akaia-Koni Mcintosh - Waialua High School 132 Lbs 138 Lbs 1st Dante Bareng - Aiea High School () 1st Kaena Desantos - Leilehua High School (FALL ) 2nd Brock Gooman - Campbell High School 2nd Elijah Diamond - Mililani High School 3rd Logan Leialoha - Radford High School (D: 3-1) 3rd Jayven Lomavita - Pearl City High School (D: 5-9) 4th Breeze Keolanui - Waianae High School 4th Daniel Branigan - Waianae High School 5th Jaizik Sanabria - Leilehua High School (D: 10-8) 5th Kaimana Mcbrayer - Kapolei High School (D: 4-1) 6th Keola Bright - Nanakuli High School 6th Rustin Kauhane - Nanakuli High School 7th Nathaniel Garcia - Pearl City High School (DEF) 7th Chase Daack - Radford High School () 8th Roderick Rockett - Mililani High School 8th 145 Lbs 152 Lbs 1st Naikoa Simao - Leilehua High School (FALL ) 1st Branden Pagurayan - Kapolei High School (TF: 22-7) 2nd Adam Perez - Campbell High School 2nd Pookela De Santos - Leilehua High School 3rd Cameron Hirota - Mililani High School (D: 10-3) 3rd Matai Suitonu - Radford High School (FALL ) 4th Colton Millet - Radford High School 4th Malcolm Bell - Campbell High School 5th Pookela Moses-Espanto - Pearl City High School (D: 4-3) 5th Haven Estelita - Pearl City High School (MD: 15-5) 6th Mason New - Waianae High School 6th Kekoa Archuleta - Aiea High School 7th Karson Kam - Nanakuli High School () 7th Enoch-Seven Vierra - Waianae High School (D: 0-2) 8th 8th Radien Miguel - Waipahu High School 160 Lbs 170 Lbs 1st Nathan Miller - Mililani High School (D: 3-4) 1st Taylor Daack - Radford High School (FALL ) 2nd Mason Andrews - Radford High School 2nd Brian Himalaya - Waianae High School 3rd Shane Barry - Pearl City High School (D: 6-12) 3rd Vinny' Schmidt - Campbell High School (FALL ) 4th Bryson Leong - Leilehua High School 4th Ashton Raquino - Leilehua High School 5th Khali Vilavong - Campbell High School (D: 1-7) 5th Kento Ibarra - Kapolei High School (FALL ) 6th Timothy Uriam - Kapolei High School 6th Rylan Muramoto - Mililani High School 7th Chase Kaseli - Waipahu High School (FALL ) 7th Justus Waa - Nanakuli High School (DEF) 8th Keanu Saechang - Aiea High School 8th Chase Kanae - Aiea High School 182 Lbs 195 Lbs 1st Vance Keliihoomalu - Kapolei High School (D: 8-4) 1st Tao Tuulima - Kapolei High School (D: 14-10) 2nd Cesar Caoili Ii - Campbell High School 2nd Aidan Fernandes - Pearl City High School 3rd Parker Stockdale - Mililani High School (MD: 16-6) 3rd Wayne Kamakele - Waianae High School (D: 4-6) 4th Kayzehn Aiwohi-Frisby - Waianae High School 4th Sedric Crawford - Nanakuli High School 5th Kody Kikuyama - Pearl City High School () 5th Caleb Mccabe - Radford High School (FALL ) 6th 6th Danny' Schmidt - Campbell High School 7th 7th 8th 8th 220 Lbs 285 Lbs 1st Austin Morris - Campbell High School (D: 6-3) 1st Rafael Leapaga - Kapolei High School (FALL ) 2nd Pontus Thiravong - Radford High School 2nd Jeramiah Gabrillo - Radford High School 3rd Charles Hanohano - Kapolei High School (D: 8-7) 3rd Jace Filipo Rodrigues - Waianae High School (D: 0-7) 4th Taz Kahalewai - Nanakuli High School 4th Steven Ridep - Campbell High School 5th Kerwin Kahalekulu - Waianae High School (FALL ) 5th Lopaka Feesago - Pearl City High School () 6th Mikey Ortiz-Maae - Pearl City High School 6th 7th Jason Flores - Leilehua High School () 7th 8th 8th Total Matches Contested: 148 D = Decision, MD = Major Decision, TF = Technical Fall, Pin = Fall Total Contestants: 94 DEF = Default, FFT = Forfeit, DQ = Disqualification 2/2/2019 5:05 PM.
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