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Pacific Scoreboard: Jan. 17, 2019
Stars and Stripes
January 17, 2019
Nile C. Kinnick's Rodrick Bell drives between Yokohama's Noa Gustafson and Trey Murray during Wednesday's Japan boys basketball game. The Red Devils won 86-31. (Emmanesta Stovall/Special to Stripes)
Nile C. Kinnick's Rodrick Bell drives between Yokohama's Noa Gustafson and Trey Murray during Wednesday's Japan boys basketball game. The Red Devils won 86-31. (Emmanesta Stovall/Special to Stripes)
Nile C. Kinnick's Davion Roberts shoots over Yokohama's Lukus Mui during Wednesday's Japan boys basketball game. The Red Devils won 86-31. (Emmanesta Stovall/Special to Stripes)
Nile C. Kinnick's Justice Jackson can't find the handle on the ball against Yokohama's Lukus Mui during Wednesday's Japan boys basketball game. The Red Devils won 86-31. (Emmanesta Stovall/Special to Stripes)
Kubasaki's Noah Vasquez lifts Kadena's Kurt Chapman at 108 pounds during Wednesday's Okinawa wrestling dual meet. Chapman rallied to pin Vasquez in 1 minute, 14 seconds, but the Dragons won the meet 50-15. (L.J. Hollingsworth/Special to Stripes)
Kubasaki's Victor Saavedra takes control of Kadena's Paul Maskery at 135 pounds during Wednesday's Okinawa wrestling dual meet. Saavedra pinned Maskery in 1 minute, 21 seconds, and the Dragons won the meet 50-15. (L.J. Hollingsworth/Special to Stripes)
Kubasaki's Luke Moseley lifts Kadena's Nick Neary in the 158-pound bout during Wednesday's Okinawa wrestling dual meet. Moseley pinned Neary in 33 seconds and the Dragons won the meet 50-15. (L.J. Hollingsworth/Special to Stripes)
Kadena's Manuel Ramos locks in a half nelson on Kubasaki's Anthony Wallace at 108 pounds during Wednesday's Okinawa wrestling dual meet. Ramos pinned Wallace in 59 seconds, but the Dragons won the meet 50-15. (Mary Obsuna/Special to Stripes)
Kadena's Nick Neary gets tossed to the mat by Kubasaki's Luke Moseley in the 158-pound bout during Wednesday's Okinawa wrestling dual meet. Moseley pinned Neary in 33 seconds and the Dragons won the meet 50-15. (Mary Obsuna/Special to Stripes)
Humphreys' Quintin Metcalf shoots over Taejon Christian's Joo Ha Lee during Wednesday's Korea boys basketball game. The Blackhawks won 66-26. (Julie Visico/Special to Stripes)
Humphreys' Quintin Metcalf drives to the basket through Taejon Christian defenders during Wednesday's Korea boys basketball game. The Blackhawks won 66-26. (Julie Visico/Special to Stripes)
Humphreys' Ebony Dykes skies to shoot over Taejon Christian defenders during Wednesday's Korea girls basketball game. The Blackhawks won 46-31. (Julie Visico/Special to Stripes)
Humphreys' Maria Bruch shoots over Taejon Christian's Angela Song during Wednesday's Korea girls basketball game. The Blackhawks won 46-31. (Julie Visico/Special to Stripes)
Nile C. Kinnick's Chris Watson skies for a shot past the Yokohama defense during Wednesday's Japan boys basketball game. The Red Devils won 86-31. (Dave Ornauer/Stars and Stripes)
Nile C. Kinnick's Chris Watson plows into Yokohama's Kai Clark as Noa Gustafson of the Dragons defends during Wednesday's Japan boys basketball game. Watson was called for an offensive foul on the play. The Red Devils won 86-31. (Dave Ornauer/Stars and Stripes)
Nile C. Kinnick's Matthew Pardo starts to drive past Yokohama's Kai Clark during Wednesday's Japan boys basketball game. The Red Devils won 86-31. (Sheila Suckart/Special to Stripes)
Yokohama's Trey Murray finds his path to the basket cut off by Nile C. Kinnick's Justice Jackson during Wednesday's Japan boys basketball game. The Red Devils won 86-31. (Sheila Suckart/Special to Stripes)
Nile C. Kinnick's Davion Roberts skies for the ball against Yokohama's Noa Gustafson and William Hannah during Wednesday's Japan boys basketball game. The Red Devils won 86-31. (Sheila Suckart/Special to Stripes)
Nile C. Kinnick's Chris Watson drives to the basket against Yokohama's Erik Hamburger during Wednesday's Japan boys basketball game. The Red Devils won 86-31. (Dariana Brown/Special to Stripes)
Nile C. Kinnick's Kaine Roberts skies for a shot over Yokohama's Noa Gustafson during Wednesday's Japan boys basketball game. The Red Devils won 86-31. (Dariana Brown/Special to Stripes)
Yokota's Hana Robbins and Seisen's Kanon Ishibashi chase down the ball during Tuesday's Japan girls basketball game. The Panthers won 32-25. (Dave Ornauer/Stars and Stripes)
Yokota's Emily Taynton drives up court against Seisen's Marin Sakata during Tuesday's Japan girls basketball game. The Panthers won 32-25. (Dave Ornauer/Stars and Stripes)
Yokota's Emily Taynton dribbles against Seisen's Lina Saechout during Tuesday's Japan girls basketball game. The Panthers won 32-25. (Dave Ornauer/Stars and Stripes)
Yokota's Hana Robbins shoots against Seisen's Yumi Cunhs during Tuesday's Japan girls basketball game. The Panthers won 32-25. (Dave Ornauer/Stars and Stripes)
Sacred Heart's Alissa Belitz bottles up Nile C. Kinnick's Hannah Tiengkhamsaly during Tuesday's Japan girls basketball game. The Red Devils won 41-34. (Sheila Suckart/Special to Stripes)
Nile C. Kinnick's Melissa Rose cuts off Sacred Heart's Karin Kosugi's path to the basket during Tuesday's Japan girls basketball game. The Red Devils won 41-34. (Sheila Suckart/Special to Stripes)
Nile C. Kinnick's Journey Hammond shoots over Sacred Heart defenders during Tuesday's Japan girls basketball game. The Red Devils won 41-34. (Dariana Brown/Special to Stripes)
Yokota's Taylor Jenkins tries to block St. Mary's Alister Jones during Tuesday's Japan boys basketball game. The Titans won 43-24. (Jack Higbee/Special to Stripes)
Yokota's Riley DeMarco shoots against St. Mary's during Tuesday's Japan boys basketball game. The Titans won 43-24. (Jack Higbee/Special to Stripes)
Yokota's Ethan Gaume looks for room between St. Mary's defenders during Tuesday's Japan boys basketball game. The Titans won 43-24. (Jack Higbee/Special to Stripes)
Yokota's Riley DeMarco and Ken Baarde hem in St. Mary's Sathish Karthikeyan during Tuesday's Japan boys basketball game. The Titans won 43-24. (Jack Higbee/Special to Stripes)
Zama's Kaito Hayashi barrels into Nile C. Kinnick's Jason Charron at 129 pounds during Thursday's Japan wrestling dual meet. Hayashi pinned Charron in 2 minutes, 30 seconds, but the Red Devils won the meet 43-18. (Brenna McNeil/Special to Stripes)
Seise's Yumi Cunhs has the ball stripped by Nile C. Kinnick's Journey Hammond as Red Devils teammates Madelyn Gallo and Cassi Boyer surround the pair during Thursday's Japan girls basketball game. The Phoenix won 34-30 in extra time. (Sheila Suckart/Special to Stripes)
Seisen's Sarah Atanacio dribbles against Nile C. Kinnick's Journey Hammond during Thursday's Japan girls basketball game. The Phoenix won 34-30 in extra time. (Sheila Suckart/Special to Stripes)
Nile C. Kinnick's Cassi Boyer gets bottled up by Seisen's Kanon Ishibashi and Sarah Atanacio as Red Devils teammate Journey Hammond looks to help during Thursday's Japan girls basketball game. The Phoenix won 34-30 in extra time. (Sheila Suckart/Special to Stripes)
High school
Wrestling OkinawaKubasaki 50, Kadena 15 Wednesday at Kadena Air Base101 — Manuel Ramos, Kadena, pin. Anthony Wallace, :59; 108 — Kurt Chapman, Kadena, pin. Noah Vasquez, 1:14; 115 — Austin Carpenter, Kubasaki, pin. Mizuki Sato-Marsh, :35; 122 — Jaylan Mayers, Kubasaki, by walkover; 129 — Caleb Orr, Kubasaki, pin. Gabriel Barrientos, :07; 135 — Victor Saavedra, Kubasaki, pin. Paul Maskery, 1:21; 141 — Aadrian Messenheimer, Kubasaki, pin. Ayra Lee, :24; 148 — Colin Lundberg, Kubasaki, by walkover; 158 — Luke Moseley, Kubasaki, pin. Nick Neary, :33; 168 — Finton Cawley, Kadena, by walkover; 180 — Dylan Galbraith, Kubasaki, by walkover; 215 — Haydn Peterson, Kubasaki, by walkover; Heavyweight — Not contested.
JapanAmerican School In Japan 55, Zama 9 Thursday at Camp Zama101 — Kyle Burger, ASIJ, by walkover; 108 — Katsumi Tokunaga, ASIJ, by walkover; 115 — Take Zoot, ASIJ, pin. Angel Alcala, :54; 122 — Ira Kadet, ASIJ, pin. Kaito Hayashi, :44; 129 — Michiru Warren, ASIJ, tech. Angel Fuentes, 11-0, 3:00; 135 — Riki Fameli, Zama, tech. Ricky Linderman, 14-4, 3:40; 141 — Egan Sadler, ASIJ, pin. Eligh Cabe, :36; 148 — Rin Zoot, ASIJ, pin. Caden Hernando, :22; 158 — Kieran Kell, ASIJ, pin. Haruki Fuentes, :39; 168 — Zenon Sadler, ASIJ, by walkover; 180 — Masao Kawasaki, ASIJ, pin. Caen Mumford, 4:27; 215 — Daniyal Rahman, ASIJ, by walkover; Heavyweight — Desmond Martin, Zama, by walkover.Nile C. Kinnick 43, Zama 18 Thursday at Camp Zama101 — Alexi Mutoh, Kinnick, by walkover; 108 — Anthony Rodriguez, Kinnick, by walkover; 115 — Alcala dec. Liam Jones, 10-9; 122 — A. Fuentes by walkover; 129 — Hayashi pin. Jason Charron, 2:30; 135 — Kenerick McDaniel, Kinnick, tech. Fameli, 11-1, 4:33; 141 — Ethan Hamilton, Kinnick, pin. Cabe, 1:56; 148 — Hernando by walkover; 158 — Aubrey St. John, Kinnick, pin. H. Fuentes, :44; 168 — Keith Reed, Kinnick, by walkover; 180 — Marl Macato, Kinnick, tech. Mumford, 10-0, :35; 215 — Aurion Sia, Kinnick, by walkover; Heavyweight — Chris Mason, Kinnick, pin. Martin, 3:40.
St. Mary’s 47, Yokota 4 Tuesday at Tokyo101 — Not contested; 108 — Caleb Heino, Yokota, tech. Mikhail Titov; 115 — Eiji Kasahara, St. Mary’s, by walkover; 122 — Jasjot Bedi, St. Mary’s, pin. Chris DeGrella; 129 — Harold Mancia, St. Mary’s, tech. Ryan Martin; 135 — William Krcelic, St. Mary’s, pin. Ramil Celones; 141 — Nishant Chanda, St. Mary’s, pin. Joey DeGrella; 148 — Cole Lawlor, St. Mary’s, tech. Liam O’Grady; 158 — Warren Koslow, St. Mary’s, pin. Mack Togan; 168 — Lev Titov, St. Mary’s, pin. Kai Harbert; 180 — Austin Koslow, St. Mary’s, tech. Austin Fisher; 215 — Michael Patton, St. Mary’s, pin. Jay Jackson; Heavyweight — Not contested.
Basketball Boys South KoreaSeoul Foreign 57, Seoul American 25 Wednesday at SeoulFalcons 4 7 7 7 — 25Crusaders 21 10 16 10 — 57Scoring — Crusaders: Daniel Sohn 10; Falcons: Karsten Brown 9.Humphreys 66, Taejon Christian 26 Wednesday at DaejeonBlackhawks 17 19 24 6 — 66Dragons 5 11 7 3 — 26Scoring — Blackhawks: Quintin Metcalf 18, Jalen Hill 14, Tevijon Williams 10; Dragons: Jeremy Shin 8. Rebounding — Blackhawks: Metcalf 8, Hill 8, Williams 6. Noteworthy — Game called with 6:38 left due to Korea league’s mercy rule.
JapanKinnick 86, Yokohama 31 Wednesday at Yokosuka Naval BaseDragons 6 10 13 2 — 31Red Devils 23 17 22 24 — 86Scoring — Red Devils: Davion Roberts 19, Kaine Roberts 16, Matthew Pardo 14, Yan Karlo Torres 10; Dragons: Erik Hamburger 10.Zama 66, St. Maur 44 Wednesday at Camp ZamaCougars 2 12 15 15 — 44Trojans 17 17 14 18 — 66Scoring — Trojans: Chandler Platt 19, Murray Gillerson 13, Kalil Irby 10; Cougars: Pavel Jaroscah 11, Hugo Landru 10. Noteworthy — Trojans guard Jeremiah Stewart injured an ankle and may miss the next two weeks.E.J. King 65, Sasebo Kosen 34 Wednesday at Sasebo Naval BaseSasebo Kosen 11 9 9 5 — 34Cobras 22 19 12 12 — 65Scoring — Cobras: Dyson Robinson 16, L.J. Scarver 16. Rebounding — Cobras: Robinson 8, Scarver 5.Christian Academy Japan 58, Zama 43 Tuesday at TokyoTrojans 12 8 5 18 — 43Knights 24 13 13 8 — 58Scoring — Knights: Enosh Mutenda 11, Koji Matsuoka 11; Trojans: Terrance Ward 12, Gillerson 12, Keshawn McNeill 10.St. Mary’s 43, Yokota 24 Tuesday at Yokota Air BaseTitans 7 5 17 14 — 43Panthers 2 4 8 10 — 24Scoring — Titans: L. Wainwright 16, J. Arai 10; Panthers: Ethan Gaume 7.
Girls South KoreaSeoul Foreign 47, Seoul American 27 Wednesday at SeoulFalcons 11 9 7 0 — 27Crusaders 15 11 11 10 — 47Scoring — Crusaders: Alaina Smith 11; Falcons: Lauren Kirschner 11. Rebounding — Crusaders: Alexia Diamany 10, Jasmine Kipa 8. Steals — Crusaders: Smith 5.Humphreys 46, Taejon Christian 31 Wednesday at DaejeonBlackhawks 9 7 16 14 — 46Dragons 6 7 10 8 — 31Scoring — Blackhawks: Ebony Dykes 19, Melissa Prichett 16; Dragons: Kunlan Yang 12. Noteworthy — Dykes and Prichett combined for 26 of their 35 points in the second half to help the Blackhawks pull away.
JapanSeisen 34, Kinnick 30, OT Thursday at Yokosuka Naval BasePhoenix 7 9 2 10 6—34Red Devils 8 6 10 4 2—30Scoring — Phoenix: Kanon Ishibashi 17; Red Devils: Madelyn Gallo 10. Rebounding — Phoenix: Yumi Cunhs 9, Anna McKellin 9; Red Devils: Melissa Rose 13, Kiana Johnson 9,Gallo 8, Cassi Boyer 6, Journey Hammond 5. Steals — Phoenix: Sarah Atanacio 9, Ishibashi 6.
Zama 77, St. Maur 22 Wednesday at Camp Zama Cougars 4 12 2 4 — 22Trojans 19 20 20 17 — 77Scoring — Trojans: Chloe Sterling 33, Jessica Atkinson 16, Kirari Smith 13. Rebounding — Trojans: Brianna Ratliff 13, Atkinson 12, Fabiola Ayala-Rivera 6, Sterling 5. Steals — Trojans: Sterling 5. Assists — Trojans: Sterling 5. Blocked shots — Trojans: Smith 3.Kinnick 41, Sacred Heart 34 Tuesday at Yokosuka Naval BaseSymbas 4 8 8 14 — 34Red Devils 10 8 14 9 — 41Scoring — Red Devils: Journey Hammond 20, Kiana Johnson 12. Rebounding — Red Devils: Johnson 12, Cassi Boyer 11, Madelyn Gallo 5, Hammond 5.Yokota 32, Seisen 25 Tuesday at TokyoPanthers 8 7 9 8 — 32Phoenix 2 8 10 5 — 25Scoring — Panthers: Caleigh Garcia 9; Phoenix: Anna McKellin 8. Rebounding — Panthers: Hana Robbins 6; Phoenix: McKellin 7, Marin Sakata 6. Steals — Panthers: Emily Taynton 5; Phoenix: Kanon Ishibashi 9.
CAJ 54, Yokohama 16 Wednesday at TokyoDragons 6 2 4 4—16Knights 5 21 14 14—54Scoring — Knights: Jessica Bedow 16, Rachel Nelson 13, Mitsuki Hishinuma 10. Rebounding — Knights: Bedow 15, Hishinuma 5.