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2018 Oia Junior Varsity Girls Wrestling Championships Individual Results 2018 OIA JUNIOR VARSITY GIRLS WRESTLING CHAMPIONSHIPS INDIVIDUAL RESULTS 97 Lbs 102 Lbs 1st Kaui Kamaka - Waianae High School (FALL 3:26) 1st Giana Ragudos - Aiea High School (FALL 5:30) 2nd Alex Ventura - Kapolei High School 2nd Kiara Kamealoha - Pearl City High School 3rd Evyn Potes - Leilehua High School (D: 10-7) 3rd Kelsie Caminos Freitas - Leilehua High School (D: 8-11) 4th Mesha Albano - Waipahu High School 4th Mya Cullen-Leong - Campbell High School 5th Kayla Lim-Tam - Kalani High School (FALL 2:30) 5th Jaunisty Malaia-Naehu - Waianae High School (MD: 1-13) 6th Leeson Okumura - Mililani High School 6th Kailee Wilcox - Nanakuli High School 7th Tien Pham - Non Scoring (FALL 4:39) 7th Keara Botanes - Kapolei High School () 8th Raeson Okumura - Non Scoring 8th 107 Lbs 112 Lbs 1st Jazlynn Richards - Leilehua High School (FALL 6:26) 1st Qellsy Villanueva - Roosevelt High School (FALL 1:19) 2nd Jenna Justo - Moanalua High School 2nd Puuolena Sylva - Nanakuli High School 3rd Kazlen Delenia - Nanakuli High School (D: 8-5) 3rd Serynity Crowell - Kailua High School (FALL 1:41) 4th Reynell Arakawa - Kailua High School 4th Noelani Evans - Mililani High School 5th Annicah-Marie Hong - Non Scoring (FALL 3:54) 5th Serena Madrid - Waianae High School (FALL 1:47) 6th Devina Ayala-Billings - Waianae High School 6th Helaina Hard - Kalani High School 7th Tothsanaly Hongphao - Kapolei High School (FALL :44) 7th Shaena Sanchez - Kapolei High School () 8th Leinaala Castro - Kalani High School 8th 117 Lbs 122 Lbs 1st Kili Terukina - Campbell High School (FALL 3:12) 1st Ino Terukina - Campbell High School (FALL 1:31) 2nd Faith Dellatan - Waianae High School 2nd Makeaba Nhaway - Leilehua High School 3rd Katlyn Vangorder - Radford High School (FALL 1:26) 3rd Laylah Alvarado - Castle High School () 4th Shavelle Bright - Nanakuli High School 4th 5th Marisa Morrison - Castle High School (FALL 1:59) 5th 6th Keisha Domingo - Waipahu High School 6th 7th Janci Sampaio - Kalani High School () 7th 8th 8th 127 Lbs 132 Lbs 1st Cassie Kunukau - Nanakuli High School (FALL 1:22) 1st Kelly Ibarra - Kapolei High School (FALL 2:22) 2nd Caitlyn Capalad - Radford High School 2nd Marcella Reynolds - Radford High School 3rd Caitlyn Tynanes - Kapolei High School (FALL 3:36) 3rd Marie Agoto - Waipahu High School (D: 4-6) 4th Kawena Teixeira - Waianae High School 4th Taysia Hiu Tilley - Kahuku High School 5th Maile Colton - Leilehua High School () 5th Destiny Tuisano - Waianae High School (FALL 1:24) 6th 6th Camille Basa - Pearl City High School 7th 7th Alicia Arizpe - Non Scoring 8th 8th 138 Lbs 145 Lbs 1st Jaylyin Paaaina - Kaiser High School (FALL 4:57) 1st Kimberly Kealoha - Mililani High School (FALL 1:50) 2nd Allysen Ramaila - Nanakuli High School 2nd Brooke Cabinian - Leilehua High School 3rd Naleo Pruett - Castle High School (D: 2-5) 3rd Nanea Kahoonei-Awai - Waianae High School (FALL :49) 4th Maria Maifea - Waianae High School 4th Victoria Tamanika - McKinley High School 5th Ella Lindbeck - Radford High School () 5th Maudestie Alvarado - Nanakuli High School (FFT) 6th 6th Nellie Passi - Non Scoring 7th 7th 8th 8th 155 Lbs 168 Lbs 1st Chevlyn Buckley - Mililani High School (D: 13-11) 1st Hannah Oshiro - Moanalua High School (D: 3-6) 2nd Grace Tanuvasa - Waipahu High School 2nd Kayla Antolin - Non Scoring 3rd Jamie Grilho - Non Scoring (FALL 4:45) 3rd Jayda Toleafoa - Aiea High School (D: 5-3) 4th Bella Hurtado-Kahawai - Campbell High School 4th Kayla Leong - McKinley High School 5th Hunter Ganoot - Aiea High School (FALL 1:39) 5th Jazaria Hall - Radford High School (D: 3-5) 6th Ine Howard - Pearl City High School 6th Zya Edayan - Waipahu High School 7th Kaitlynn Costa Viliamu - Waianae High School (FFT) 7th Hulita Ahonima - Leilehua High School (FALL 2:46) 8th Princess Samuleu - McKinley High School 8th Mija Wheeler - Kalani High School 184 Lbs 225 Lbs 1st Alana Dela Pena - Moanalua High School (FALL 5:51) 1st Kailani Badajos-Hawelu - Leilehua High School (FALL 2:24) 2nd Corrine Yamashita-Potts - Kaimuki High School 2nd Shannlynne Mahoe - Nanakuli High School 3rd Taraina Kamakawiwoole - Kalani High School (FALL :35) 3rd Tiana Chung - Waianae High School (FFT) 4th Joceniah Reyes - Waianae High School 4th Alizje Taito - Kapolei High School 5th Fia Ito - Farrington High School (FFT) 5th Kehani Siuta - Aiea High School (FALL :37) 6th Antonia Tomas - Leilehua High School 6th Jane Hironaka - Kaiser High School 7th 7th 8th 8th Total Matches Contested: 143 D = Decision, MD = Major Decision, TF = Technical Fall, Pin = Fall Total Contestants: 92 DEF = Default, FFT = Forfeit, DQ = Disqualification 1/13/2018 4:46 PM.
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