LIHUE — Kauai High School boys and girls took the Kauai Interscholastic Federation Bowling, Week 4 bowling results that was rolled at Kauai Bowl on Thursday.
Led by the high game of 159 rolled by Yasmien Panoy, the Red Raider ladies beat out Waimea High School, 1,862 pinfall over three games to 1,550 pinfall by the Menehune.
On the boys lanes, Kauai boys topped the three-school field with a 2,518 pinfall over Kapaa with 2,486 and Waimea at 2,268.
“The Kauai High girls has clinched the back-to-back KIF title, on Thursday,” said Kauai High School coach Kyrin Sasaki. “The Kauai boys are up by two weeks. The Kauai boys need one more win, or a tie by any two teams, or the Waimea boys win one of the remaining two matches. If that happens, the Kauai boys will be KIF champs for the fourth consecutive season. Kapaa still has a chance to force a sudden death roll off if they win the last two matches.”
The bowlers are enjoying the fall break.
“There is no match held during fall break,” Sasaki said. “The last two matches will be held on Oct. 17 and Oct. 24.”
Results
• Waimea Girls: Tiana Abalos (84 first game-121 second game-117 third game), McKennah Drame (106-132-89), Brynn Lee Hirata (112-81- ), Keisha Medeiros (- -98), Zairah Niheu-Nakaahiki ( -121-111), Eliza Ramirez (69- -96), Jayna Sams (118-95- ). Team 1550.
• Kapaa Girls: Talia Farrington (125-89-94), Rian Yamamoto (179-195-183).
• Kauai Girls: Althea Ballesteros (113-141-123), Trina Gambeng ( -107- ), Alina Lin (94- -106), Cazzelle Luis (118-115-113), Kazzandra Luis (116-109-140), Yasmien Panoy (156-159-152). Team 1862.
• Waimea Boys: Rigel Canales (153-136- ), Aiden Kakuda (160-150- ), Javis Moises (158-173-153), Jakob Nakata (- -141), Deilen Otoman (147-180-211), Bryden Perez-Aguilar (-155-), Kymane Sagawa-Pananganan (109- – 148), Joshua Talich (—100). Team 2268.
• Kapaa Boys: Aaden Aquias (135-172-154), Cheyne Carillo (158-136-178), Anucha Kawamura (158-162-137), William Kimura (256-204-184), Kiaaina Velasco (121-162-169). Team 2486.
• Kauai Boys: Trevor Alop (147- -), Rylin Iloreta (160- -157), Aaron Juliano (192- -159), Zayden Mancia (149- -), Kealohi Pa (112-203- ), Jason Polloi ( -208-185), Raiden Ragasa ( -160-183), Trestyn Reis ( -199-191), Kaedyn Sasaki ( -113- ). Team 2518.
