Kubasaki's Mike Moseley and Kadena's Finton Cawley fight for control at 158 pounds during Wednesday's Okinawa wrestling dual meet. Moseley pinned Cawley in 2 minutes, 42 seconds and the Dragons won the meet 57-7. (L.J. Hollingsworth/Special to Stripes)

Kubasaki's Mike Moseley and Kadena's Finton Cawley fight for control at 158 pounds during Wednesday's Okinawa wrestling dual meet. Moseley pinned Cawley in 2 minutes, 42 seconds and the Dragons won the meet 57-7. (L.J. Hollingsworth/Special to Stripes)

Kubasaki's Colin Lundberg gets control of Kadena's Eric Hansen at 141 pounds during Wednesday's Okinawa wrestling dual meet. Lundberg won by technical fall 14-4 and the Dragons won the dual meet 57-7. (L.J. Hollingsworth/Special to Stripes)

Kadena's Crisean Covington tries to escape the hold of Kubasaki's Jaylan Mayers at 122 pounds during Wednesday's Okinawa wrestling dual meet. Mayers pinned Covington in 4 minutes, 10 seconds, and the Dragons won the meet 57-7. (L.J. Hollingsworth/Special to Stripes)

Kubasaki's Austin Carpenter gets control of Kadena's Mizuki Sato Marsh at 115 pounds during Wednesday,s Okinawa wrestling dual meet. Carpenter won by pin in 1 minute, 24 seconds, and the Dragons won the meet 57-7. (L.J. Hollingsworth/Special to Stripes)

Kadena's Manuel Ramos gains the upper hand on Kubasaki's Dylan Huddleston at 101 pounds during Wednesday's Okinawa wrestling dual meet. Huddleston rallied to pin Ramos in 1 minute, 27 seconds and Kubasaki won the meet 57-7. (Mary Obsuna/Special to Stripes)

Kadena's Mizuki Sato Marsh gains the edge on Kubasaki's Austin Carpenter at 115 pounds during Wednesday's Okinawa wrestling dual meet. Carpenter pinned Sato Marsh in 1 minute, 24 seconds, and the Dragons won the meet 57-7. (Mary Obsuna/Special to Stripes)

Kubasaki's Caleb Orr does a gut lift on Kadena's Gabriel Barrientos at 129 pounds during Wednesday's Okinawa wrestling dual meet. Orr pinned Barrientos in 50 seconds and the Dragons won the meet 57-7. (Mary Obsuna/Special to Stripes)

Kubasaki's Colin Lundberg gets a head-and-arm hold on Kadena's Eric Hansen at 141 pounds during Wednesday's Okinawa wrestling dual meet. Lundberg won by technical fall 14-4 and the Dragons won the dual meet 57-7. (Mary Obsuna/Special to Stripes)

Kadena's Kurt Chapman gains the edge on Kubasaki's Noah Vasquez at 108 pounds during Wednesday's Okinawa wrestling dual meet. Chapman pinned Vasquez in 1 minute, 10 seconds, but the Dragons won the dual meet 57-7. (Jaelyn Forbes/Special to Stripes)

Nile C. Kinnick's Davion Roberts shoots against Christian Academy Japan's Enosh Mutenda during Tuesday's Japan boys basketball game. The Red Devils won 89-68. (Emmanesta Stovall/Special to Stripes)

Nile C. Kinnick's Roderick Bell knifes between Christian Academy Japan's Koji Matsuoka and Ty Hall during Tuesday's Japan boys basketball game. The Red Devils won 89-68. (Emmanesta Stovall/Special to Stripes)

Nile C. Kinnick's Chris Watson passes right against Christian Academy Japan during Tuesday's Japan boys basketball game. The Red Devils won 89-68. (Emmanesta Stovall/Special to Stripes)

Yokota's Ethan Gaume shoots against American School In Japan's Chris Sasanuma during Tuesday's Japan boys basketball game. The Mustangs won 53-36 on Yokota's senior night. (Dave Ornauer/Stars and Stripes)

Yokota's Connor Rowan puts up a shot over American School In Japan's Chris Sasanuma during Tuesday's Japan boys basketball game. The Mustangs won 53-36 on Yokota's senior night. (Dave Ornauer/Stars and Stripes)

Yokota's Jacob Hensley drives to the basket against American School In Japan's Oliver Rogers during Tuesday's Japan boys basketball game. The Mustangs won 53-36 on Yokota's senior night. (Dave Ornauer/Stars and Stripes)

American School In Japan's Katsumi Tokunaga tries to finish off Nile C. Kinnick's Anthony Rodrigues at 108 pounds during Tuesday's Japan wrestling dual meet. Tokunaga pinned Rodrigues in 1 minute, 25 seconds and the Mustangs won the meet 42-20. (Brenna McNeil/Special to Stripes)

American School In Japan's Egan Salder gets the advantage on Nile C. Kinnick's Ethan Hamilton at 148 pounds during Tuesday's Japan wrestling dual meet. Sadler won by 14-5 decision and the Mustangs won the meet 42-20. (Brenna McNeil/Special to Stripes)

American School In Japan's Zenon Salder lifts Nile C. Kinnick's Aubrey St. John at 168 pounds during Tuesday's Japan wrestling dual meet. Sadler pinned St. John in 1 minute, 20 seconds and the Mustangs won the meet 42-20. (Brenna McNeil/Special to Stripes)

American School In Japan's Kieran Kell employs a leg lace against Nile C. Kinnick's Kaleb Leon Guerrero at 158 pounds during Tuesday's Japan wrestling dual meet. Kell won by technical fall 16-6 and the Mustangs won the meet 42-20. (Brenna McNeil/Special to Stripes)

Kadena's Blake Dearborn shoots against Okinawa Christian during Tuesday's Okinawa boys basketball game. The Panthers won 72-22. (Mary Obsuna/Special to Stripes)

Kadena's Malachi Johnson drives against Beau Black of Okinawa Christian during Tuesday's Okinawa boys basketball game. The Panthers won 72-22. (Mary Obsuna/Special to Stripes)

Kadena's Skyler King outraces the Okinawa Christian defense to the basket during Tuesday's Okinawa boys basketball game. The Panthers won 72-22. (Mary Obsuna/Special to Stripes)

Kadena's Andrew Navarro beats the Okinawa Christian defense to the basket during Tuesday's Okinawa boys basketball game. The Panthers won 72-22. (Mary Obsuna/Special to Stripes)

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Wrestling OkinawaKubasaki 57, Kadena 7 Wednesday at Camp Foster101 — Dylan Huddleston, Kubasaki, pin. Manuel Ramos, 1:27; 108 — Kurt Chapman, Kadena, pin. Noah Vasquez, 1:10; Austin Carpenter, Kubasaki, pin. Mizuki Sato Marsh, 1:24; 122 — Jaylan Mayers, Kubasaki, pin. Crisean Covington, 4:10; 129 — Caleb Orr, Kubasaki, pin. Gabriel Barrientos, :50; 135 — Victor Saavedra, Kubasaki, tech. Paul Maskery, 10-0; 141 — Colin Lundberg, Kubasaki, tech. Eric Hansen, 14-4; 148 — Takushi McClures, Kubasaki, by walkover; 158 — Luke Moseley, Kubasaki, pin. Finton Cawley, 2:42; 168 — Mateo Barrientos, Kubasaki, tech. Nick Neary, 12-2; 180 — Dylan Galbraith, Kubasaki, by walkover; 215 — Haydn Peterson, Kubasaki, by walkover; Heavyweight — Matthew Mahlstede, Kubasaki, by walkover.

JapanAmerican School In Japan 42, Nile C. Kinnick 20 Tuesday at Tokyo101 — Alexi Mutoh, Kinnick, by walkover; 108 — Katsumi Tokunaga, ASIJ, pin. Anthony Rodrigues, 1:25; 115 — Take Zoot, ASIJ, pin. Tre-Boot Nelson, :25; 122 — Ira Kadet, ASIJ, by walkover; 129 — Kenerick McDaniel, Kinnick, pin. Michiru Warren, 5:30; 135 — William Shanley, Kinnick, pin. Ricky Lindemann, :30; 141 — Rin Zoot, ASIJ, pin. Frank Arrogante, :30; 148 — Egan Sadler, ASIJ, dec. Ethan Hamilton, 14-5; 158 — Kieran Kell, ASIJ, tech. Kaleb Leon Guerrero, 16-6; 168 — Zenon Sadler, ASIJ, pin. Aubrey St. John, 1:20; 180 — Masa Kawasaki, ASIJ, pin. Lucas Watkins, 1:22; 215 — Dani Rahman, ASIJ, pin. Jonathan McIntosh, 1:55; Heavyweight — Kemal Newton, Kinnick, by walkover.

Basketball Boys OkinawaKadena 72, Okinawa Christian 22 Tuesday at Kadena Air BaseCrusaders 2 5 7 6 — 22Panthers 24 13 18 17 — 72Scoring — Panthers: Blake Dearborn 10; Crusaders: Beau Black 12. Noteworthy — All 13 Panthers scored at least two points.

GuamSt. Paul Christian 87, Guam High 58 Tuesday at Agana HeightsWarriors 25 25 23 14 — 87Panthers 13 15 19 11 — 58Scoring — Warriors: Jamar White 24; Panthers: Ryan Taitague 13, Jason Jackson 12.

JapanDODEA-Japan Tournament Thursday at Yokosuka Naval BasePool A Kinnick 75, Perry 31 Samurai 8 14 5 4 — 31Red Devils 25 17 21 12 — 75Scoring — Red Devils: Chris Watson 21, Kaine Roberts 17, Davion Roberts 13; Samurai: Anthony Laney 9.Zama 55, Perry 48 Samurai 4 15 16 13 — 48Trojans 12 11 13 19 — 55Scoring — Trojans: Jeremiah Stewart 14, Chandler Platt 13; Samurai: Jericho Eusebio 10.Kinnick 61, Zama 36 Red Devils 15 9 19 18 — 61Trojans 4 20 5 7 — 35Scoring — Red Devils: D. Roberts 23, Rashad Rapada 15, K. Roberts 10; Trojans: Kalil Irby 10, Keshawn McNeill 10.Pool B King 54, Edgren 38 Eagles 9 9 12 8 — 38Cobras 18 13 17 6 — 54Scoring — Cobras: Dyson Robinson 26, Jalen Nall 13, James Meachum 10. Noteworthy — Robinson had 11 in the second quarter.King 51, Yokota 31 Panthers 12 4 4 11 — 31Cobras 18 10 15 8 — 51Scoring — Cobras: Robinson 22, Meachum 12, Nall 10; Panthers: Riley DeMarco 12. Noteworthy — Robinson had 12 third-quarter points.Yokota 48, Edgren 45 Panthers 9 11 20 8 — 48Eagles 12 12 10 11 — 45Scoring — Panthers: DeMarco 14; Eagles: Chauncey Williams 13, Riley Palfy 13, Quan Thompson 11. Noteworthy — DeMarco hit four three-point goals. Palfy, a former Panther, missed a three-point try to tie it.Double-elimination playoffs Perry 59, Yokota 53, OT Panthers 17 2 17 15 2 — 53Samurai 8 16 16 11 8 — 59Scoring — Samurai: Joseph Andres 13, Anthony Laney 10, Jomari Silang 10; Panthers: DeMarco 12, David Carlson 10, Ethan Gaume 10. Rebounding — Samurai: Laney 9, Justin Andres 5, Joseph Andres 5. Assists — Samurai: Laney 7. Blocked shots — Samurai: Lorenzo Brown II 4.Edgren 62, Zama 55 Eagles 16 16 14 22 — 62Trojans 8 12 10 25 — 55Scoring — Eagles: Thompson 27, Williams 22, Palfy 11; Trojans: McNeal 12, Irby 11, Platt 11. Noteworthy — Platt had nine fourth-quarter points.Friday’s games Kinnick vs. Perry, 9 a.m. King vs. Edgren, 10:30 a.m. Zama vs. Kinnick-Perry loser, noon Yokota vs. King-Edgren loser, 1:30 p.m. Game 7 — Kinnick-Perry vs. King-Edgren winner, 5 p.m.Saturday’s games TBD, 10:30 a.m. TBD, 1:30 p.m. TBD, 12:30 p.m.Championship TBD, 3:30 p.m. TBD, If necessary, 6:30 p.m.Kinnick 89, Christian Academy Japan 68 Tuesday at TokyoRed Devils 16 18 30 25 — 89Knights 17 17 24 10 — 68Scoring — Red Devils: K. Roberts 26, D. Roberts 20, Rapada 13, Chris Watson 13, Roderick Bell 10; Knights: Koji Matsuoka 17, Enosh Mutenda 14, Kyle Philson 14, Ty Hall 11. Noteworthy — K. Roberts had eight third-quarter points and D. Roberts nine in the final period. Hall is the son of Knights coach Stephen Hall, CAJ Class of 1988.ASIJ 53, Yokota 36 Tuesday at Yokota Air BaseMustangs 16 13 12 12 — 53Panthers 10 13 5 8 — 36Scoring — Mustangs: Tyler Schiff 14, Oliver Rogers 13; Panthers: DeMarco 14. Noteworthy — Schiff hit four three-point goals.

Girls JapanDODEA-Japan Tournament Thursday at Yokosuka Naval BasePool A Zama 53, King 27 Trojans 14 20 7 12 — 53Cobras 5 0 9 13 — 27Scoring — Trojans: Kirari Smith 18, Chloe Sterling 15; Cobras: Gabi Shultz 9. Rebounding — Trojans: Jessica Atkinson 7.Edgren 30, King 25 Eagles 0 6 12 12 — 30Cobras 5 13 5 2 — 25Scoring — Eagles: Momomi Atkinson 14; Cobras: Shultz 15. Noteworthy — First win of the season in 13 tries for the Eagles. Atkinson’s points all came in the second half.Zama 39, Edgren 5 Trojans 5 8 16 10 — 39Eagles 1 0 2 2 — 5Scoring — Trojans: Sterling 12.Pool B Yokota 29, Kinnick 20 Red Devils 8 8 2 2 — 20Panthers 6 3 11 9 — 29Scoring — Panthers: Alexis Smalls 8; Red Devils: Cassi Boyer 8. Noteworthy — Smalls had six third-quarter points.Kinnick 20, Perry 8 Red Devils 4 1 4 11 — 20Samurai 2 2 3 1 — 8Scoring — Red Devils: Journey Hammond 6; Samurai: Taniya Smith 6.Yokota 26, Perry 21 Panthers 10 0 9 7 — 26Samurai 4 7 4 6 — 21Scoring — Panthers: Madison Derber 6, Haley Singleton 6; Samurai: Smith 13.Double-elimination playoffs Kinnick 35, King 18 Red Devils 7 4 16 8 — 35Cobras 0 0 4 14 — 18Scoring — Red Devils: Boyer 10; Cobras: Shultz 10.Edgren 37, Perry 27 Samurai 11 9 4 3 — 27Eagles 8 7 12 10 — 37Scoring — Eagles: Shakayla Ray 13, Lydia Stone 11; Samurai: Smith 15. Noteworthy — Smith had nine first-quarter points.Friday’s game Zama vs. Kinnick, 9 a.m. Yokota vs. Edgren, 10:30 a.m. Perry vs. Game 3 loser, noon King vs. Game 4 loser, 1:30 p.m. Game 3 winner vs. Game 4 winner, 3:30 p.m.Saturday’s game TBD, 9 a.m. TBD, noon TBD, 11 a.m.Championship TBD, 2 p.m. TBD, if necessary, 5 p.m.

Seisen 40, Sacred Heart 28 Thursday at TokyoSymbas 11 6 8 3—28Phoenix 7 10 10 13—40Scoring — Phoenix: Kanon Ishibashi 13. Rebounding — Phoenix: Anna McKellin 12, Momone Ishibashi 7.Sacred Heart 32, Yokota 24 Tuesday at TokyoPanthers 5 10 8 1 — 24Symbas 7 8 8 9 — 32Scoring — Panthers: Caleigh Garcia 9.Seisen 28, Kinnick 20 Tuesday at TokyoRed Devils 8 2 6 4 — 20Phoenix 4 8 6 10 — 28Scoring — Phoenix: Kanon Ishibashi 9; Red Devils: Hammond 10. Rebounding — Phoenix: Anna McKellin 11, Momone Ishibashi 7, Marin Sakata 6, K. Ishibashi 5. Red Devils: Boyer 8, Kiana Johnson 7, Hammond 6, Melissa Rose 5. Steals — Red Devils: Hammond 13.

Softball GuamGuam 12, Tiyan 7 Monday at Agana HeightsTitans 402 100 0 — 7Panthers 324 111 x — 12W — Alexis Blyth 7 IP (4 H, 6 BB, 7 SO). Batting — Panthers: Gabriella Rodriguez (3B), Blyth 2-4 (2B, 2 RBI), Hina DelaSierra (4 SB).