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Pacific Scoreboard: Oct. 21, 2021
Stars and Stripes
October 21, 2021
Kubasak's Owen Ruksc smacks a forehand return during Wednesday's Okinawa tennis doubles tournament. Ruksc and teammate Jaden Oshana beat Kubasaki's Canaan Jones and Cael Perry 9-8 (7-3) to take second place in the tournament; Jones and Perry finished third. (Dave Ornauer/Stars and Stripes)
High school
Golf
South Korea
Thursday at Osan Air Base
Match play
Boys (played 18 holes)
Group 1 — Julian Bourne, Humphreys, def. Dylan Watson, Daegu, and Jaelon Finney, Osan American, 10 and 8. Group 2 — Trevor Yi, Humphreys, def. David Clark, Osan, 10 and 8; Group 3 — Duncan Pickering, Humphreys, def. Joseph Koo, Osan, 8 and 7; Group 4 — Brandon Borelli, Humphreys, def. Noah Hoback, Osan, 10 and 8.
Girls (played nine holes)
Group 1 — Anna Hager, Daegu, def. Marlena Robinson, Humphreys, and Jazmyne Villagomez, Osan, 4 and 2; Group 2 — Margaret Hager, Daegu, def. Natalie Patton, Humphreys, and Grace Park, Osan, 4 and 3; Group 3 — Emily Hager, Daegu, def. Miranda Surrett, Humphreys, and Maui Marquez, Osan, 5 and 4; Group 4 — Ava Sims, Daegu, def. Claire Campbell, Humphreys, 5 and 4.
Kubasaki's Jaden Oshana hits a backhand during Wednesday's Okinawa tennis doubles tournament. Oshana and teammate Owen Ruksc beat Kubasaki's Canaan Jones and Cael Perry 9-8 (7-3) to take second place in the tournament; Jones and Perry finished third. (Dave Ornauer/Stars and Stripes)
Kadena's Christine Ryan lunges to make a forehand return during Wednesday's Okinawa tennis doubles tournament. Ryan and teammate Mayann Rivera beat Kubasaki's Leanna Manuel and Noemi Ung 9-8 (7-1), and will play Kadena's Mary Tracy and Mady Small for the championship on Monday at Kadena. (Dave Ornauer/Stars and Stripes)
Kadena's Evan Davis hits a forehand return during Wednesday's Okinawa tennis doubles tournament. Davis and partner Justin Saavedra beat Kubasaki's Owen Ruksc and Jaden Oshana 8-6 to win the championship. (Dave Ornauer/Stars and Stripes)
Cross country
Guam
Monday at Tamuning
(3.12-mile course)
Boys
Guam High 19, Harvest Christian 44
1, Alex Rink, GHS, 19 minutes, 6 seconds; 2, Elijah Dixon, HCA, 19:21; 3, Trayton Crandel, GHS, 19:31; 4, Sean Muller, GHS, 20:22; 5, Hunter Zinz, GHs, 20:36; 6, Mitchell Westlund, GHS, 20:43, 7, Yadiel Figueroa, GHS, 20:52; 8, Judah Alcantara, GHS, 21:05; 9, Aidan Puga, GHS, 22:03; 10, Daniel Ono, HCA, 22:20.
Girls
Guam 24, Harvest Christian 33
1, Keira Paz, GHS, 22 minutes, 31 seconds; 2, Avrie Farrington, GHS, 23:32; 3, Annabel Taylor, HCA, 24:16; 4, Grace Ono, HCA, 26:04; 5, Genevieve Nelson, GHS, 26:15; 6, Olivia Hughes, HCA, 26:18; 7, Kaila Castro, GHS, 26:26; 8, Shiyori Shibahata, HCA, 26:38; 9, Rebekah Stringham, GHS, 27:16; 10, Alexandria Levy, GHA, 29:41.
Japan
Wednesday at Kuko Koen, Tokyo
(3.12-mile course)
Boys
American School In Japan 15, Christian Academy Japan 50
ASIJ 20, St. Mary’s 41
CAJ 26, St. Mary’s 29
1, Kai Schinaman, ASIJ, 16 minutes, 37.1 seconds; 2, Take Zoot, ASIJ, 17:12.0; 3, Matthew Inamine, St. Mary’s, 17:34.5; 4, Mason Macek, ASIJ, 17:43.9; 5, Jong In Lee, St. Mary’s, 17:44.3; 6, Hinoto Tanaka, ASIJ, 18:05.9; 7, Leo Schouw, ASIJ, 18:07.2; 8, Eigen Schinaman, ASIJ, 18:15.1; 9, Hiroya Sobajima, ASIJ, 18:15.5; 10, Simon Nakamura, CAJ, 18:20.2.
Girls
ASIJ 15, CAJ 50
1, Chloe McCormick, ASIJ, 20 minutes, 54.8 seconds; 2, Noe Topping, ASIJ, 21:37.2; 3, Asako Ishibashi, ASIJ, 22:17.5; 4, Kiera Potter, CAJ, 22:20.3; 5, Amelia Fallon, ASIJ, 22:51.1; 6, Hannah Lee, ASIJ, 23:12.3; 7, Sophia Taylor, CAJ, 23:31.7; 8, Julia Schouw, ASIJ, 24:08.7; 9, Marlene Krueger, ASIJ, 24:12.3; 10, Naomi LeDell, ASIJ, 24:13.5.
Kubasaki's Sophia Grubbs spikes against the double block of Kadena's Presley Pearce and Kaya Castle during Thursday's Okinawa volleyball match. The Dragons beat the Panthers in straight sets for the 11th time this season. (Dave Ornauer/Stars and Stripes)
Kubasaki's Risha McGriff spikes over the double block of Kadena's Malea Williams and Malana Williams during Thursday's Okinawa volleyball match. The Dragons beat the Panthers in straight sets for the 11th time this season. (Dave Ornauer/Stars and Stripes)
Tennis
Okinawa
Okinawa doubles tournament
Wednesday at Camp Foster
Boys
Justin Saavedra and Evan Davis, Kadena, def. Jaden Oshana and Owen Ruksc 8-6; Cael Perry and Canaan Jones, Kubasaki, def. Nathan Asato and Iain Stanley 8-3; Jack Balog and Joshua Wall, Kadena, def. Alex Tilley and Jacy Fisk 8-6; Sam Bierman and Max Lundberg, Kubasaki, def. Steven Ryan and Jameson Coleman Welcon 8-2; Oshana-Ruksc def. Perry-Jones 9-8 (7-3). Noteworthy — Saavedra and Davis won the championship, Oshana and Ruksc took second place and Perry and Jones third.
Girls
Christine Ryan and Mayann Rivera, Kadena, def. Leanna Manuel and Noemi Ung 9-8 (7-1); Mary Tracy and Mady Small, Kadena, def. Nicole Fuentes and Ella Perez 8-1; Elizabeth Cheramie and Megan Fife, Kadena, def. Alexa Contreras and Lillian Law 9-8 (7-5); Tracy-Small def. Manuel-Ung 8-2. Noteworthy — Manuel and Ung finished third; Tracy-Small will face Ryan-Rivera for the championship on Monday at Kadena.
Mixed doubles
Bierman and Victoria Lawrence, Kubasaki, def. Micah Berry and Suni Mauricio 8-3; Marco Leone and Fife, Kadena, def. Aiden Shaver and Emily Espinoza 8-5; Berry-Mauricio def. Fisk and Faith Reilly 8-2.
Kubasaki's Sophia Grubbs spikes over the double block of Kadena's Presley Pearce and Joan Buysman during Thursday's Okinawa volleyball match. The Dragons beat the Panthers in straight sets for the 11th time this season. (Dave Ornauer/Stars and Stripes)
Kubasaki's Alice Baron spikes against Kadena's Malana Williams during Thursday's Okinawa volleyball match. The Dragons beat the Panthers in straight sets for the 11th time this season. (Dave Ornauer/Stars and Stripes)
Volleyball
Girls
South Korea
Osan def. Daegu 21-25, 25-23, 25-12, 25-20
Wednesday at Camp Walker
Kills — Cougars: Tatiana Lynn 9, Naomi Elliott 8, Shaylee Ungos 6. Aces — Cougars: Margaux Edquid 5; Warriors: Hazel Bell 9. . Digs — Cougars: Elliott 13, Abigail Hafdahl 12, Edquid 11. Assists — Cougars: Angela Serrano 30.
Okinawa
Kubasaki def. Kadena 25-21, 25-21, 25-13
Thursday at Kadena Air Base
Kills — Dragons: Emma Leggio 8, Sophia Grubbs 8, Risha McGriff 7, Alice Baron 5; Panthers: Malana Williams 5. Aces — Dragons: Grubbs 5. Assists — Dragons: Alyssa Alvarado 23; Panthers: Malea Williams 6. Block points — Panthers: Malana Williams 3. Noteworthy — Dragons beat the Panthers for the 11th time in 11 matches this season without dropping a set, with one regular-season match remaining.
Kubasaki def. Kadena 25-9, 25-9, 25-11
Tuesday at Camp Foster
Kills — Dragons: Grubbs 8, Baron 6, McGriff 5. Aces — Dragons: Leggio 7. Assists — Dragons: Alvarado 18.
Japan
Nile C. Kinnick def. Yokota 25-12, 25-15, 25-15
Tuesday at Yokosuka Naval Base
Kills — Red Devils: Angelica Rogers 8, Lauren Benjamin 5; Panthers: Lilly Wellons 5. Digs — Red Devils: Millie Howell 5. Assists — Red Devils: Lora Eubanks 15, Jillian Stevens 14; Panthers: Samantha Kosinski 5.
Boys
South Korea
Osan def. Daegu 26-28, 25-19, 25-19, 25-23
Wednesday at Camp Walker
Kills — Cougars: Joseph Towne 8. Digs — Cougars: Towne 6.
Kadena's Presley Pearce spikes past Kubasaki's Emma Leggio during Tuesday's Okinawa volleyball match. The Dragons beat the Panthers in straight sets for the 10th time this season. (Dave Ornauer/Stars and Stripes)
Kubasaki's Sophia Grubbs spikes against the double block of Kadena's Morgan Sayers and Marina Sawyer during Tuesday's Okinawa volleyball match. The Dragons beat the Panthers in straight sets for the 10th time this season. (Dave Ornauer/Stars and Stripes)
Soccer
Boys
Guam
St. John’s 5, Guam 0
Monday at Tamuning
Halftime — 3-0.
Kubasaki's Viola Wray spikes against the double block of Kadena's Marina Sawyer and Rylie Artuyo during Tuesday's Okinawa volleyball match. The Dragons beat the Panthers in straight sets for the 10th time this season. (Dave Ornauer/Stars and Stripes)
