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ISIAHD EOiHON D2 Saturday, January 12, 2002 The Honolulu Advertiser SPQRTSUJIRG HIGH SCHOOLS Hilo boys, girls up Key soccer wins Pearl City boys soccer team forfeits matches pick Vv -'''sic i v. Viking teams both improve to 10-0 by beating Kealakehe I i sj" i it 1 I i ffNIf--l' lihMfc ftn n.rftliiMMM are Waipahu CM), Kapolei (1-4-2) and Waialua (1-6-1). The records have been adjusted to reflect the forfeits. Pearl City athletic director Roy Ichinose said the player's ineligibility, which "had something to do with grades," was not discovered until recently. The school reported the violation to the OIA office Thursday night.

The Chargers have a match at 'Aiea tonight and will play host to Leilehua on Tuesday. Pearl City will finish the season without the ineligible player, Ichinose said. The Chargers, winners of five OIA titles, have been one of the most successful programs in the state. They have qualified for the state tournament 12 times since 1986. Last year, they advanced to the state semfinals, where they were eliminated by Hilo.

By Stacy Kaneshiro ApvertisR Staff Writer Defending O'ahu Interscholastic Association boys' soccer champion Pearl City has forfeited five wins and two ties for using an ineligible player, the school and the league confirmed yesterday. The Chargers, who were in second place in the OIA West with two matches left in the regular season, dropped to 0-7. The top six teams from each division advance to the OIA playoffs, so even if the Chargers win their final two matches, they would not be enough to squeeze them into the playoffs. The top six teams in the division are Mililani (8-0), Campbell (6-1-1), 'Aiea (4-1-2), Leilehua (4-3), Radford (4-3) and Wai'anae (2-3-2). Other teams that would have a head-to-head, tie-breaking advantage against Pearl City Advertiser Staff Hilo's unbeaten boys and girls soccer teams held off challenges by Kealakehe on Thursday at Santos Park to tighten their grips on first place in the Big Island Interscholas-ticFederatioa The Viking boys won in a shootout after Kealakehe had rallied from two goals down to tie the score 2-2 on a header off a comer kick with five minutes left in regulation.

Hilo won the shootout 4-3 with Kyle Hada-Hirata making the decisive shot. Hilo improved to 10-0 and the Wave Riders, who could have tied for first place with a victory, fell to 9-2. Hilo's girls beat Kealakehe 4-1, improving to 10-0. Hawai'i Prep was also unbeaten before losing 1-0 at Kealakehe (7-3) on Monday. MAUI SOFTBALL Baldwin 7, Lahainaluna 1: Alesna-Mendoro pitched a three-hitter, striking out five, and tripled in three runs to cap a five-run third inning in a Maui Interscholastic League game yesterday.

Fa'aali Patalo doubled in two runs to start the inning. Associated Press Defending champion Jennifer Capriati, of the United States, hits a return during a practice session for the Australian Open Tennis Championships in Melbourne, Australia. The Championships start Monday. Hingis sweeps to Adidas crown in tune up for Australian Open correct a full thickness cartilage defect on the 25-year-old Davenport's lateral tibia was successful. Godsick wasn't immediately available for further comment.

Dr. Richard Steadman of the Steadman-Hawkins Clinic in Vail, said the prognosis "is good for a full recovery, but the recovery will require 4-6 months of rehabilitation." Davenport was injured at the season-ending Sanex Championships in Munich, Germany, on Nov. 3. OLYMPICS High cost of hosting: The hotel tab for the IOC is $1.3 million. Salt Lake Olympic organizers will shell out another $640,050 for Olympic family perks.

Olympic ceremonies will cost $37.6 million. After all that, there's $32.8 million for sports. The Olympics have grown into an expensive extravaganza, where sporting events cost less than the pomp, pageantry and the elaborate technology, according to a budget released to The Associated Press by organizers of the 2002 Winter Games. The costs are so large, the logistics so daunting and economic payoff so meager that Salt Lake Olympic chief Mitt Romney has questioned whether U.S. cities should bother bidding for the games.

The Olympics, he has said, are driven by "giganticism" with more sports, demonstration sports and frills added every two Advertiser News Services Martina Hingis completed a Swiss sweep of the Adidas International today in Syndey, trajia, successfully defending her title with a 6-2, 6-3 victory over American Meghann Shaugh-nessy. In the men's final, Switzerland's Roger Federer beat Argentine qualifier Juan Ignacio Chela Hingis, a three-time Australian Open champion and runner-up last year, won her first WTA Tour title in 1 1 months. She recently returned to competition following an ankle injury. Federer, seeded second, also won an ATP Tour event in Milan last seasoa "I had a good week. I didn't expect to win this tournament because there was a lot of wind and I'm not a fan of that," Federer said.

"I'm very happy to start the year like this my tennis was fantastic." Americans Donald Johnson and Jared Palmer won the men's doubles, beating Australians Josh Eagle and Sandon Stolle 64, 64. The Australian Open begins Monday in Melbourne. MORE TENNIS Davenport out four months: Top-ranked Lindsay Davenport underwent arthroscopic surgery on her right knee yesterday and is expected to be sidelined for at least four months. Davenport's agent, Tony God-sick of IMG, said the surgery to years. "It's a fair question for people to ask, 'Is it worth it or not? Romney said yesterday.

"My own position is the games make sense not as a money making enterprise but as a statement for peace." FIGURE SKATING ma-Zimmerman triumph: Kyoko Ina is going back to the Olympics, and this time she's bringing John Zimmerman with her. Ina and Zimmerman, far and away the best pair in the U.S. Figure Skating Championships in Los Angeles, won their third straight national title last night with a workmanlike performance. Considering the mediocre level of competition, that was all they needed. They will be joined in Salt Lake City by Tiffany Scott and Philip Dulebohn, who both leapt with elation when they saw their marks were good enough for an Olympic spot.

It will be Ina's third trip to the Games. She was ninth in 1994 and fourth in 1998 with former partner Jason Dungjen. END QUOTE John Madden, former NFL coach and currently a CBS football commentator, thinks the NFL has benefited from having the Rams: believe in the dominant team thing. Parity equals mediocrity equals boring." OIA WEST BASKETBALL 'Aiea 70, Waialua 47: Wes Williams scored a game-high 20 points and Lamont Williams added 16 as the host Na Ali'i beat the Bulldogs Thursday night WAIALUA 1UU 47 AIEA 13 11 22 H-TO Waialua Daniel Jamora 8, Po'okela Gasper 15, John Carrano 0, James Leong 0, Mark Hayes 2, Nicholas Serrone 0, Ikaika Soares 4, Aaron Agsalda 1, Mlcah Vasconcellos 0, Jonathan Keao 0, Jonathan Aceret 17. Totals 16 14-23 47.

'Alaa Nathan Olalvar 0, Jerome Ouldulao 5, Jeremy Yuen 0, Chris Antonio 6, Daniel Min 6, Taylor Watan-abe 0, Ken Honda 1, Lamont Williams 16, Wes Williams 20, Aaron Powell 2, Arthur Phanphengdy 12, Michael Doney 0, Dennis Dedicatona 2. Totals 29 8-14 70. goals Waialua 1 (Soares), 'Aiea 4 (Min 2, Duldulao 1, W. Williams 1). JV 'Aiea 65, Waialua 55 Campbell 58, Nanakuli 45: Gentel Morris led all scorers with 19 as the visiting Sabers beat the Golden Hawks Thursday night.

CAMPBELL NANAKULI 16 10 12 20 SS 6 14 13 12 45 Campbak Mark Villanueva 5, Gentel Moms 19. Eugene Dawson 14, Jacob Cadelmia 6, Kainoa Rapoia 7, Marlou Domingo 0, Norman Arce 0, Travis Pratt 2, Mark Palacios 2, Rylan Redona 0, Allen Brown 2, Lionel Edwards 0. Romeo Mayrena 1, Del John Marv grobang 0. Totals 24 6-12 58. Nanikull Jacob Kaawa 9, John Chandler 11, Eddie Ko 0, Rolando Celes 0, Alex Armstead 5, Alika Enos 8, Kaleo Enos 6, JoJo Wilkins 0, Henry McShane 6.

Totals 16 12 26 45. 3-pelnt goal Campbell 4 (Morris 2, Dawson 2). Nanakuli 1 (Chandler). rt-NSnakuli 58, Campbell 42 Pearl City 56, Kapolei 45: Micheal Adams and Gabriel Spencer each scored 12 points to lead the host Chargers over the Hurricane Thursday night. KAPOLEI KARL CITY 13 7 12 1345 16 13 12 1558 Kapolei E.J.

Aton 10, Kaipo Enhada 6. Roland Mason 3, Hector Malazarte 0, Imiloa Sakai 0, Matthew Kelly 0. Keith Albano Dandrell Corpus 6, Aaron Lewis 0, Zach Vterra 2, Ruben Orosco 2, Warren Sima 13, Keith Albano 3 Totals 15 13-20 45. Pearl City Isaiah Locquiao 0, Corey Tavares 9. Marcus Felder 7, Gabriel Spencer 12, Radley Baize 7, Richard Yuen 0, Bryce Yuen 0, Jensen Cabanero 0, Patnck Biela 2, Micheal Adams 12, Zen Watanabe 7.

Totals 16 22-31 56. oolnt goals Kapolei 2 (Aton, Corpus). Peart City 2 (Spencer, Baize). JV Pearl City 43, Kapolei 24. Waipahu 54, Leilehua 34: Thomas Mason scored 19 points and Maurice Daniels scored 17, including a 3-pointer, as the host Marauders sank the Mules.

LEILEHUA WAIPAHU 6 10 8 10-34 11 17 11 1554 Lattahua Andrew Talaeai 6, Demitirus Washington 0, TJ Brewington O.Brandon Lowe 10, Nick Vail 0, Kaimana Mehrtens 2, Zachary Anduha 1, Mike Helger-son 0, Zacanus Rivera 7, John Dolac 2, John Connelly 3, Derrick Thomas 0, Tim Rowers 0, Antonio Carter 3. Totals 11 948 34. Waipahu Thomas Mason 19, Maurice Daniels 17, Brsnden Chung 5. Bryan Actdera 0. Rumel Mejia 1, Jacob Aga 0.

Francis Caliboso 0. Kenneth Cheers 1. Paulo Aga 2, Chris Coloma 6, Fritz Crighton 2, Marcus Tulsamata 1, Shane Kaleiwahea 0. Totals 22 812 54. 3olnt goal Leilehua 3 (Lowe 2, Connelly 1).

Waipahu 2 (Chung, Daniels). JV Waipahu 37, Leilehua 30 Radford 55, Wai'anae 39: Kula Tanuvasa scored 15 and Chris Williams added 14 to lead the host Rams to victory Thursday night. WAI'ANAE RADFORD 10 7 14 839 7 11 10 27-65 Wai'anae Jacob Mllare 11, Brentin Fabrao 0, Justin Lafua 5, Jeremiah Ulu 2, Preston Popa 8, Teacel Hines 0, Jason Tau 1, Ollie Dunlap 7, Kekoa Reyes 5. Totals 14 11 21 39. RadfotrJ Justin Rellin 6, Tauren Moore 0, Charles Seanior 7, Jeffery O'Garro 3, Joshua Auelua 0, Kula Tanuvasa 15, James Johnson 6, Chns Williams 14, B.J.

Samuel 0, Daniel Downs 0. Martin Lara 0, La Micheal Wilkins 4. Totals 18 1626 55. flolnt goah Radford 3 (Williams 2, Seanior 1). JV Radford 57.

Wai'anae 54. OIA EASTERN DIVISION Kalaheo 81, Kaiser 42: Ikaika Alama-Francis scored 22 as the host Mustangs' routed the Cougars on Wednesday night. KAISER KALAHfC 7 13 10-42 27 It 21 14 SI Kataet Jody Lanien 2, Louis Matsumoto 0, Kekoa Ka- mauoha 4, Moki Larson 4, Noah Amerson 0. Ivan Sakata 8, Geoff BHIingsley 2. Dayne Uchiyama 2, Jason Peters 5, Drew Gregorsen 6, Garret Wong 2, Tyler Fujie Tony Carpenter 0, Sean Samson 0, Nathan Gano 0, Audun Eskelund 7, Totals 16 71 7 42.

Kalaheo Charles Elliot 14, James Robertson 0, Mai Anton 2, Shaine Harada 0, Ikaika Alamfrfrancis 22, William Elliot 3, Zane Cabral 2, Neil Bowers 6. Justin Pednna 5, DC Daniels lb, iheo fujita Michael Garcia 3, Jeremy Neufeldt 4, Sam Wilhoite 2. Totals 25 22 27 81. Sinkit oah Kaiser 3 (Sakata 2. Eskelund 1).

Kalaheo 9 (C. Elliot 4, Alamaf rancis 3, Pednna 1, Elliot 1). JV Kalaheo 48, Kaiser 40. ILH DIVISION I Kamehameha 51, Mid-Pacific 32: Waika Spencer scored 10 points to lead the visiting Warriors over the Owls Thursday night. KAMEHAMEHA MrO-PACIFIC 16 13 10 12 61 Kamahameha Pono Enos 2, Eric Shaver 4, Galen Santana 0, Nalu Perkins 7, Sean Uyehara 8, Caleb Spencer 7, Aaron Kahaloa 5, Jacob Bode 2, Waika Spencer 10, Willie Melemai 6.

Totals 22 5 9 51. Mld-Paclflc Lawren Kanno 0, Duston Umeda 0, Ryan Leong 0, Hidataka Hatton 2, Chris Hoe 8. Chris Perry 3. Joshua Santos 2, Travis Tyler 2, Matt Friedman 2, Chris Freshour 3, Brandyn McCall 10. Totals 12 6 10 32.

3-potnt goals Kamehameha 2 (Perkins, Kahaloa), Mid-Pacilic 2 (Hoe 3). Maryknoll 67, Damien 29: Kevin Lee and Bronson Won each scored 13 to lift the Spartans over the Monarchs Thursday night. DAMIEN 5 9 8 729 MARYKNOLL 20 IS 13 lfl-7 Oamlaft Peter Campos 2, Micah Komine 5, Daniel Chaves 4, Rocky Takapu 0, Daniel Cunningham 2, Brandon Kahale 7, Brandon Wilson 2, Bill Puttmann 7. Totals 11 69 29. Maryknoll Colin Lee 9.

Michael Faria 4. Kawika Calizar 8, Sean Ortiz 5, Westm Lee 7, Kevin Lee 13, Pat Torres 8, Bronson Won 13. Totals 25 11-13 67. 3-polrrt goals Damien 1 (Komine). Maryknoll 6 (Won 3, C.

Lee 1, Ortiz 1, W. Lee 1). ILH DIVISION II KajnalMHialM 63, Aateta 9. Kam-Noah Petterson 15, 81 Louis 75, Hanatam 46. SI L-K.

Fernandez 24, Wong 15. Hana-J. Ogikubo 15, Ateartaka 11. Lutheran 64, Redemption Academy 34. Luth David Lehrnann 18.

Justin Lau 15, Kevin Young 12. RA Tony Troche 12, Chns Hayler 13. IMwmky 77, Lanakla BaptM 71 UHS-Nck Clay 18, John Duro 16, Tnstan Child 14, Re Kodama 10. UJ Altai Duitngton 23, Alan Altosaoa 14, Blaine Quintana 11. CORRECTION Ryen Isip, of Castle High's basketball team, had his name misspelled in Thursday's Advertiser.

O'AHU SOCCER kiteracholastlc League of Honolulu Girls Varsity Punahou 1, Pac-flva 0. Adna Campbell. lolanl 5, St, Francis 0. Dayna Omiya 2, Knsten Ima-da 1, Tiffany Todo 1, Ken Oyadoman 1. Kanwtiemeha 3, Mld-Paclflc 0.

Kam Seline Williams, Elizabeth Kalama, India Soo. O'ahu rntaracholastic Association Eastern Dlvtson Glrti Vanity Roosevelt 2, Kalmuki 0. Kaycee Teramae, Tobi Kanehira. Kahuku 8, McKlrday 0, Krisha Kai 4, Kamakamae Regantes 2, Marisha Huddy 1, Kristal Young 1. SWIMMING Silver anniversary: The 25th anniversary Kalani Invitational could be one of the best.

Nine meet records could fall, including some that have stood a decade or more, meet director Fred Tester said Thursday. There are 29 teams, including seven from Neighbor Islands, and more than 450 swimmers entered, Tester said. Qualifying heats began yesterday at the Kalani High pool. Finals and consolation finals will begin at 2 p.m. today.

Admission is free. Diving will be held at Kaiser High pool at 9 a.m. today. UHAINAUJNA BllDWW 100 OOO Ol 3 a 005 101 7 8 1 W-Sabrina LP Tiara Kukahiko. Uwllng Mttam: Lahainaluna Tiffany Nava double.

Baldwin Fa'aali Patalo 24, 2 RBIs; Zote Seville double; Aahlynn Russell double; 2 RBIs; Alesna-Mendoro 2 3, triple, OIA SOFTBALL MililanL Castle top seeds: Two-time defending league champion Mililani and perennial power Castle are the top seeds for the 12-team O'ahu Interscholastic Association softball tournament which begins on Tuesday. Mililani and Castle, both 10-0, won the OIA's Western and Eastern Division championships, respectively. They will receive first-round byes, along with West runner-up Campbell (8-2) and East runner-up KaimuM (9-1). First-round games will be played on Tuesday at the home fields of higher seeds. Tuesday's winners will advance to Wednesday's quarterfinals; losers will be eliminated.

The fifth-place game, to determine the OIA's final state tournament berth, is scheduled for 3:30 p.m. on Jan. 18 at Kapolei High School. Tournament Schedule (Seeds preceding teams; records in parentheses) (all games set for 3:30 p.m. unless noted) Tmwtoy (flral round) East No.

5 Roosevelt (Ml at West No. 4 Wai'anae (73) West No. 6 Pearl City (631) at East No. 3 Kailua (8-2) East No. 6 Kalani l4fi vs.

West No. 3 Leilehua (7-3) at Ka'ala District Park West No. 5 Waipahu (6-3-1) at East No. 4 Moanalua (73) Wadnaaday (quarterfinals) Roosevelt-Wai'anae winner at East No. 1 Castle (10 0) Pearl City Kailua winner at West No.

2 Campbell (8-2) KalanMjBilehua winner at East No. 2 Kaimukf (91) Waipahu-Moanalua winner at West No. 1 Mililani (100) Thuraday SamfMrwIa Wednesday's winners at higher seeds Consolation bracket Wednesday's losers at higher seeds Friday Frith -place garna Thursday's consolation winners at higher soed Saturday ThlKHHaca came Thursday's semifinal losers at Sea Warrior Field, Hawai'i Pacific Univ. Windward campus, 11 a.m. Championship game Thursday's semifinal winners at Sea Warrior Field, Hawai'i Pacific University Windward campus, following third-place game Note: If there is a tie In seeding, home field will be awarded by coin toss MAUI BASKETBALL Lana'i 55, Seabury Hall 46: Rocky Sanches Jr.

scored 19 and Likeke Davis added 12 aa the host Pine Lads beat Seabury Hall in a Maui Interscholastic League game last night. SEABURY HALL LANA'I 14 11 15 4 IS 29 55 Seabury Hall-Dylan McCall 7. Mark Mayeda 8, Phil Tongg 4, Gesse Mercado 0, Jamie Sgnyakam 0, Travis Kodani 10, Tyler Stark 0, Lundi Oeming 0, John Chohe 0, Sam Ulm 0, Adam Michaud 7, Bradley Liu 10. 19 5-13 46 Unal Josh Amby 0, Patnck Cabico 0, Oommick Oroa 4, Parker DeLa Cnu 7, Herman Hermano 0. Alexis Javier 3, Reece Sanches 0, Reggie Lamay 0, Kapena Alconcel 10, Rocky Sanches Jr.

19, Ukeka Davis 12. 17 1833 55 otn goaf Seabury Hall 3 (Suriyakam 2. Mayeda 1). lana'i 3 (Sanches Jr. 2, Oioa 1).

Tatupu fired as football coach islo pne tion and I don't have anything nice to say. So I won't say anything at ail and leave it at that." Tatupu, a former resident of Hawai'i and a Punahou School graduate who played at Southern California, played for the Patriots from 1978 to 1990. FOOTBALL Nike clinics in March: The Seventh Annual Nike Hawai'i Football clinic will be held March 1-3 at the Turtle Bay Hilton Hotel. Learn techniques and drills from top college coaches such as defensive packages from USC coach Pete Carroll, the spread passing game from BYU coach Gary Crowton or special team drills from University of Hawai'i's Rich Miano. There will be 1 1 clinics.

Fee: $80 per clinic before Feb. 25, $90 after. For more information call: Rick Sakata 896-2140. HONORS Wilson is first recipient Artie Wilson, realtor and partner for Prudential Locations, and the University of Hawai'i men's basketball analyst for television station K5, has been named the first recipient of the Kane Fernandez Community Service Award. The award is presented by the UH Letterwinner's Club, and is named for the former Chairman and CEO of Fernandez Entertainment Inc.

and UH Letterwinner's Club Director who passed away in January 2000. SOCCER Wahine is all-district: University of Hawai'i's Erin Schremser, starting central defender and co-captain, was named to the Verizon Academic All-District 8 Women's Soccer team. Schremser, a senior from Kingston, was one of 11 selections from a district that includes California, Washington, Arizona, Utah, Idaho, Nevada, and Hawai'i. Schremser has a 3.89 cumulative GPA in elementary educatioa Former Punahou, NFL back spent 7 years at King High Advertiser Staff and Wire The Mosi Tatupu era at King Philip Regional High School in Wrentham, is over. former New England Patriots running back was told that he and his staff will not be rehired for the 2002 season, The Sun Chronicle of Attleboro reported.

Tatupu had a 29-43 record in seven seasons at the high school, which has about 1 ,000 students from the towns of Wrentham, Plainville and Norfolk. King Philip had just one win last season, but was 8-2, 6-4 and 8-2 in the previous three. School officials, citing a confidentiality code involving personnel matters, refused to comment. "I had an inkling it might happen," Tatupu told the newspaper. "They want to go in another direc.