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Mililani High School Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 8:38 PM 4/20/2019 Mililani High School Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 8:38 PM 4/20/2019 Page 1 2019 OIA Varsity Track Championships - 4/18/2019 to 4/20/2019 Host: Leilehua - Kapolei High School Mililani High School Results Event 1 Girls 100 Meter Hurdles Varsity Event 2 Boys 110 Meter Hurdles Varsity OIA Varsity: 14.61 * 4/29/2010 Zhane Santiago OIA Varsity: 14.07 * 5/1998 Clay, Brian 17.44 ST19 State 2019 16.74 ST19 State 2019 19.24 VOIA OIA Varsity 18.24 VOIA OIA Varsity Name Yr School Prelims Name Yr School Prelims Heat 1 Preliminaries Heat 1 Preliminaries 1 Leilani Leopard SR Campbell 16.16QST19 1 Dorian Furtado 12 Leilehua 15.67QST19 2 Savannah Yancey-Iokia SR Campbell 17.22q ST19 2 Malique Calloway JR Moanalua 16.35QST19 3 Kristine Namnama SR Radford 18.15 VOIA 3 Jonah Fong-Aiu SO Castle 16.55 ST19 4 Hayley Johnson 11 Kalaheo 18.21 VOIA 4 Tyler Martinez 11 Kalani 16.70 ST19 5 Elizabeth Ofa SR Nanakuli 18.26 VOIA 5 Jadaiah Taugasolo FR Campbell 16.87 VOIA 6 Kailee Lopez-Kaawa SO Waianae 19.88 6 Chase Kaseli 11 Waipahu 18.32 7 Kameryn Dias SO Roosevelt 20.45 7 Lleyton Chen SO Moanalua 18.94 Heat 2 Preliminaries Heat 2 Preliminaries 1 Aiyana Fujiyama 10 Leilehua 15.69QST19 1 Kendall Saxton SO Radford 15.64QST19 2 Judy Ann Cabico 12 Waipahu 16.85q ST19 2 Keane Singleton SR Campbell 15.81QST19 3 Keolani Sales 11 Aiea 16.86q ST19 3 Kaden Angulo 09 Leilehua 16.47 ST19 4 Charley Lau SO Roosevelt 17.60 VOIA 4 Liam Kelly Kaiser 16.67 ST19 5 Gemalyn Yutob 11 Leilehua 18.08 VOIA 5 Andy Lei SR Roosevelt 17.16 VOIA 6 Jeslyn Spencer SR Moanalua 18.18 VOIA 6 Cameron Turner SO Kailua 18.08 VOIA 7 Bridgette Lee 12 Kalani 20.67 7 Johnte Love JR Moanalua 18.23 VOIA Heat 3 Preliminaries Heat 3 Preliminaries 1 Naomi Bates SO Radford 16.35QST19 1 Elijah Badoyen 12 Kapolei 15.91QST19 2 Amiah Marshall SR Campbell 17.59q VOIA 2 Michael Edwards SR Radford 15.97QST19 3 Jenny Vasquez-Phillips 10 Kapolei 18.23 VOIA 3 Kai Vutnoski 11 Mililani 16.50 ST19 4 Kaitlyn Hirano 12 Kapolei 18.27 VOIA 4 Devin Li SR Roosevelt 16.76 VOIA 5 Kanoelani Quintal SO Pearl City 18.50 VOIA 5 Michael Puni 12 Waipahu 17.48 VOIA 6 Caralyn Yamasaki 12 Mililani 18.89 VOIA 6 Kazrae Ferreira Sparks SO Waianae 17.76 VOIA 7 Mia Barrett 11 Farrington 22.20 Heat 4 Preliminaries Heat 4 Preliminaries 1 James McGary 12 Leilehua 15.29QST19 1 Leina Carvalho 10 Kahuku 16.66QST19 2 Gavyn Gostage JR Campbell 15.83QST19 2 Tiare Quijano 10 Kalani 17.68 VOIA 3 Martin Ashley 11 Kalaheo 16.69 ST19 3 Diami Dukes 12 Kapolei 17.74 VOIA 4 Christian Macias 12 Mililani 16.85 VOIA 4 Yasmine Adams JR Radford 17.80 VOIA 5 Cornelious Mooring 12 Waipahu 17.02 VOIA 5 Erika Titus 11 Leilehua 18.25 VOIA 6 Trevor Kukahiko 12 Kapolei 17.12 VOIA 6 Madisyn Polendey JR Castle 20.28 Event 2 Boys 110 Meter Hurdles Varsity 7 Leah Mills 12 Kaiser 21.03 OIA Varsity: 14.07 * 5/1998 Clay, Brian Event 1 Girls 100 Meter Hurdles Varsity 16.74 ST19 State 2019 OIA Varsity: 14.61 * 4/29/2010 Zhane Santiago 18.24 VOIA OIA Varsity 17.44 ST19 State 2019 Name Yr School Finals 19.24 VOIA OIA Varsity Section 1 Finals Name Yr School Finals 1 James McGary 12 Leilehua 15.24 ST19 Section 1 Finals 2 Dorian Furtado 12 Leilehua 15.49 ST19 1 Leilani Leopard SR Campbell 15.13 ST19 3 Keane Singleton SR Campbell 15.50 ST19 2 Aiyana Fujiyama 10 Leilehua 15.93 ST19 4 Kendall Saxton SO Radford 15.55 ST19 3 Naomi Bates SO Radford 16.00 ST19 5 Gavyn Gostage JR Campbell 15.71 ST19 4 Leina Carvalho 10 Kahuku 16.62 ST19 6 Elijah Badoyen 12 Kapolei 15.73 ST19 5 Judy Ann Cabico 12 Waipahu 16.76 ST19 7 Malique Calloway JR Moanalua 16.10 ST19 6 Savannah Yancey-Iokia SR Campbell 17.19 ST19 8 Michael Edwards SR Radford 16.61 ST19 7 Keolani Sales 11 Aiea 17.32 ST19 8 Amiah Marshall SR Campbell 17.56 VOIA Mililani High School Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 8:38 PM 4/20/2019 Page 2 2019 OIA Varsity Track Championships - 4/18/2019 to 4/20/2019 Host: Leilehua - Kapolei High School Mililani High School Results Event 3 Girls 100 Meter Dash Varsity Event 4 Boys 100 Meter Dash Varsity OIA Varsity: 11.7h * 5/1978 Fox, Sharri OIA Varsity: 10.61 * 5/1998 Clay, Brian 13.04 ST19 State 2019 11.34 ST19 State 2019 13.74 VOIA OIA Varsity 11.74 VOIA OIA Varsity Name Yr School Prelims Name Yr School Prelims Heat 1 Preliminaries Heat 1 Preliminaries 1 Mackenzie Reed 12 Mililani 12.66QST19 1 Isaiah Trice 11 Mililani 11.03QST19 2 Angelina Gonzalez JR Roosevelt 12.99QST19 2 Aaron Jackman SO Moanalua 11.23QST19 3 Devan Pogue 12 Mililani 13.02q ST19 3 Raiden Wong SR Castle 11.23q ST19 4 Leina Carvalho 10 Kahuku 13.35 VOIA 4 babu capanang 12 Aiea 11.33 ST19 5 Diami Dukes 12 Kapolei 13.48 VOIA 5 Jadan Baker JR Radford 11.51 VOIA 6 Kady Ann Okamura 10 Kalani 13.51 VOIA 6 Bryson Bradley 10 Leilehua 11.53 VOIA 7 Saphyre Garbett JR Castle 13.55 VOIA 7 Xaistin Kamealoha SR Waianae 11.56 VOIA 8 Serenity Truth SO Radford 13.93 Heat 2 Preliminaries Heat 2 Preliminaries 1 Rashod Tanner JR Moanalua 11.00QST19 1 Leilani Leopard SR Campbell 12.75QST19 2 Kirk Calinao JR Roosevelt 11.38QVOIA 2 Naomi Bates SO Radford 12.92QST19 3 Denton Graham 12 Leilehua 11.42 VOIA 3 Izzy Witthoeft SR Castle 13.26q VOIA 4 Aukai Grace SR Moanalua 11.65 VOIA 4 Hayley Labonte 11 Mililani 13.48 VOIA 5 Jon-Daniel Guerra SR Radford 11.68 VOIA 5 Zaira Spencer JR Moanalua 13.48 VOIA 6 Trevor Tamashiro Kaiser 11.72 VOIA 6 Amaila Keaunui-Gabaylo 10 Waipahu 13.61 VOIA --- Antrone Cliff SR Kaimuki DQ 7 Lyla Kaneshiro SO Castle 13.88 Heat 3 Preliminaries 8 Sydney Griffiths 11 Kalani 14.16 1 Kole Thurston JR Pearl City 11.18QST19 Heat 3 Preliminaries 2 Jonah Figueroa JR Castle 11.30QST19 1 Ahlexah Clayton JR Campbell 12.70QST19 3 Michael Edwards SR Radford 11.30q ST19 2 Sheree Tam 12 Kalani 12.94QST19 4 Lowen Fernandes SR Roosevelt 11.43 VOIA 3 Aiyana Fujiyama 10 Leilehua 13.28 VOIA 5 Justin Pfau SR Pearl City 11.48 VOIA 4 Hailey Cordes JR Moanalua 13.40 VOIA 6 Ikaika Wells 11 Kahuku 11.72 VOIA 5 Jenna Plan 12 Farrington 13.40 VOIA 7 Chad Gakiya 12 Kaiser 11.77 6 Keolani Sales 11 Aiea 13.43 VOIA 8 Dorian Furtado 12 Leilehua 11.77 7 Jolie Woodward SO Kailua 13.56 VOIA Event 4 Boys 100 Meter Dash Varsity 8 Genisis Malama-Nawatani 12 Kapolei 13.58 VOIA OIA Varsity: 10.61 * 5/1998 Clay, Brian Event 3 Girls 100 Meter Dash Varsity 11.34 ST19 State 2019 OIA Varsity: 11.7h * 5/1978 Fox, Sharri 11.74 VOIA OIA Varsity 13.04 ST19 State 2019 Name Yr School Finals 13.74 VOIA OIA Varsity Section 1 Finals Name Yr School Finals 1 Rashod Tanner JR Moanalua 11.00 ST19 Section 1 Finals 2 Raiden Wong SR Castle 11.14 ST19 1 Leilani Leopard SR Campbell 12.62 ST19 3 Kole Thurston JR Pearl City 11.16 ST19 2 Mackenzie Reed 12 Mililani 12.72 ST19 4 Aaron Jackman SO Moanalua 11.29 ST19 3 Ahlexah Clayton JR Campbell 12.85 ST19 5 Jonah Figueroa JR Castle 11.30 ST19 4 Naomi Bates SO Radford 12.94 ST19 6 babu capanang 12 Aiea 11.37 VOIA 5 Devan Pogue 12 Mililani 12.97 ST19 7 Michael Edwards SR Radford 11.38 VOIA 6 Sheree Tam 12 Kalani 12.98 ST19 8 Kirk Calinao JR Roosevelt 11.47 VOIA 7 Angelina Gonzalez JR Roosevelt 13.03 ST19 8 Izzy Witthoeft SR Castle 13.25 VOIA Mililani High School Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 8:38 PM 4/20/2019 Page 3 2019 OIA Varsity Track Championships - 4/18/2019 to 4/20/2019 Host: Leilehua - Kapolei High School Mililani High School Results Event 5 Girls 1500 Meter Run Varsity Event 6 Boys 1500 Meter Run Varsity OIA Varsity: 4:54.09 * 4/28/2016 Brooke Michaels OIA Varsity: 4:03.47 * 5/3/2018 Colby Otero 5:18.14 ST19 State 2019 4:27.54 ST19 State 2019 5:45.24 VOIA OIA Varsity 4:45.24 VOIA OIA Varsity Name Yr School Prelims Name Yr School Prelims Heat 1 Preliminaries Heat 1 Preliminaries 1 Maleah Kanayama FR Moanalua 5:18.70QVOIA 1 Kainalu Pagente SO Pearl City 4:19.12QST19 2 Paige Basilio 11 Kalani 5:18.84QVOIA 2 Narayana Schneider JR McKinley 4:23.52QST19 3 Kaylee Noda FR Pearl City 5:20.14QVOIA 3 Chai Capili 12 Waialua 4:25.60QST19 4 Samantha Valeriano SR Campbell 5:27.18QVOIA 4 Logan Finley SO Campbell 4:25.86QST19 5 Montserrat Lanfranco SR Roosevelt 5:28.72q VOIA 5 Reimon Wada SR Roosevelt 4:30.97q VOIA 6 Rochelle Jokura 11 Kalani 5:32.57 VOIA 6 Gabriel Moore JR Radford 4:31.30q VOIA 7 Camden Mach 09 Kapolei 5:32.86 VOIA 7 Justin Albee SO Campbell 4:32.17 VOIA 8 Ekaterina Martyusheva JR Radford 5:40.02 VOIA 8 Dristen Canaday 9 Kalani 4:34.22 VOIA 9 Misa Miyashiro 10 Mililani 5:47.59 9 Jaden Kim SO Castle 4:39.99 VOIA 10 Grace Kathman 11 Kalaheo 5:51.36 10 Carlos Orona-Frias 11 Leilehua 4:41.30 VOIA 11 Allie Zerr 11 Kalaheo 6:16.31 11 Noah Bue SR Pearl City 4:42.53 VOIA Heat 2 Preliminaries 12 Jacob Ingebrethsen SO Pearl City 4:47.36 1 Karina Maciel 10 Kalaheo 5:19.17QVOIA 13 Sean Aihua Guillermo 12 Kalani 4:50.79 2 Arion Hutchinson SO Radford 5:20.28QVOIA Heat 2 Preliminaries 3 D'Elle Martin JR Roosevelt 5:21.00QVOIA 1 Andre Marin JR Moanalua 4:27.81QVOIA 4 Tealani Wasson 10 Kahuku 5:25.36QVOIA 2 Matthew Hoffman JR Radford 4:28.72QVOIA 5 Nicole McGregor FR Waianae 5:27.47q VOIA 3 Kale Glunt 10 Mililani 4:28.77QVOIA 6 Rachael Lipman JR Campbell 5:28.60q VOIA 4 Chase Eckenfels 12 Kalaheo 4:28.95QVOIA 7 Iyanamae Branigan FR Waianae 5:30.26q VOIA 5 Micah Willweber 11 Kalaheo 4:29.20q VOIA 8 Kyla Mach 11 Kapolei 5:33.46 VOIA 6 Kaulana Suzuki 10 Kalani 4:31.93q VOIA 9 Folole Torres 10 Kahuku 5:35.86 VOIA 7 Benjamin Zerr 09 Kalaheo 4:33.20 VOIA 10 Zianya Gonzalez 10 Mililani 6:18.51 8 James Baptist JR Radford 4:43.06 VOIA 11 Kari-Ann Akasaki SR Pearl City 6:25.10 9 Peter Ramos 11 Waipahu 4:44.96 VOIA 10 Braden Hirano 10 Kapolei 4:45.36 Event 5 Girls 1500 Meter Run Varsity 11 Gabriel Tom 12 Kaiser 4:45.81 OIA Varsity: 4:54.09 * 4/28/2016 Brooke Michaels 12 Kyle Shifflett 11
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