Pacific
Pacific Scoreboard: Jan. 3, 2018
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January 4, 2018
Humphreys' Jalen Hill drives for the basket on Seoul American's Miguel Villareal during Wednesday's Korea boys basketball game, won by the Blackhawks 80-34. (Aiden Rivera/Special to Stripes)
Humphreys' Jalen Hill drives for the basket on Seoul American's Miguel Villareal during Wednesday's Korea boys basketball game, won by the Blackhawks 80-34. (Aiden Rivera/Special to Stripes)
Humphreys' Joshua Weaver tries to shoot between Seoul American's Blake Christianson and Caleb Lee during Wednesday's Korea boys basketball game, won by the Blackhawks 80-34. (Aiden Rivera/Special to Stripes)
Humphreys' Carlos Criss puts up a shot over Seoul American's Miguel Villareal during Wednesday's Korea boys basketball game, won by the Blackhawks 80-34. (Aiden Rivera/Special to Stripes)
Humphreys' Brice Bulotovich drives between Seoul American defenders during Wednesday's Korea boys basketball game, won by the Blackhawks 80-34. (Aiden Rivera/Special to Stripes)
Kubasaki's James Carpenter secures a head-and-arm hold on Kadena's Paul Maskery in the 129-pound bout during Wednesday's Okinawa wrestling dual meet. Carpenter won by technical fall 12-0 in 2 minutes, 43 seconds, and the Dragons won the dual meet 53-7. (Dave Ornauer/Stars and Stripes)
Kubasaki's Oakley Mueller torques Kadena's Max Wedekind's shoulders toward the mat in the 168-pound bout during Wednesday's Okinawa wrestling dual meet. Mueller won by technical fall 10-0 in 2 minutes, 27 seconds, and the Dragons won the meet 53-7. (Dave Ornauer/Stars and Stripes)
Kubasaki's Nick Burwell gets a head-and-arm hold on Kadena's Alex Hernandez in the 180-pound bout during Wednesday's Okinawa wrestling dual meet. Burwell pinned Hernandez in 2 minutes, 37 seconds and the Dragons won the meet 53-7. (Dave Ornauer/Stars and Stripes)
Kubasaki's Koby Karl tosses Kadena's Juan Mejia with a right shoulder throw in the 141-pound bout during Wednesday's Okinawa wrestling dual meet. Karl decisioned Mejia 17-10 and the Dragons won the dual meet 53-7. (Dave Ornauer/Stars and Stripes)
High school
Wrestling OkinawaKubasaki 53, Kadena 7 Wednesday at Kadena Air Base101 — Noah Vasquez, Kubasaki, by walkover; 108 — Devin Wilcox, Kubasaki, by walkover; 115 — Kai Croghan, Kubasaki, pin. Axel Shepherd, :56; 122 — Kaleb Wallace, Kadena, pin. Jaylan Mayers, 2:52; 129 — James Carpenter, Kubasaki, tech. Paul Maskery, 12-0, 2:43; 135 — Connor Brennan, Kubasaki, tech. Kaine Barela, 11-0, 2:23; 141 — Koby Karl, Kubasaki, dec. Juan Mejia, 17-10; 148 — Luke Moseley, Kubasaki, pin. Colton Stinson, :46; 158 — Jacob McConville, Kubasaki, pin. Fintan Cawley, :25; 168 — Oakley Mueller, Kubasaki, tech. Max Wedekind, 10-0, 2:27; 180 — Nick Burwell, Kubasaki, pin. Alex Hernandez, 2:37; 215 — Haydn Peterson, Kubasaki, dec. Trace Cunningham, 10-6; Heavyweight — Meichi Neil-Garcia, Kubasaki, by walkover.
Basketball Boys South KoreaHumphreys 80, Seoul American 34 Wednesday at Camp HumphreysFalcons 9 6 10 9 — 34Blackhawks 28 19 16 17 — 80Scoring — Blackhawks: Quintin Metcalf 27, Jalen Hill 12, Brice Bulotovich 10, Michael Scott 10; Falcons: Caleb Lee 14. Rebounding — Blackhawks: Metcalf 12, Hill 10; Falcons: Blake Christianson 9, Billy Laxton 8. Assists — Blackhawks: Bulotovich 10, Hill 5. Steals — Blackhawks: Bulotovich 6; Falcons: Miguel Villareal 5. Blocked shots — Blackhawks: Metcalf 4.
Girls South KoreaSeoul American 44, Humphreys 33 Wednesday at Camp HumphreysFalcons 15 8 9 12 — 44Blackhawks 10 8 9 6 — 33Scoring — Falcons: Maria Bruch 18, Ebony Dykes 10; Blackhawks: Sydney Wilson 12, Chakhira Goodwater 10. Rebounding — Falcons: Dykes 13, Bruch 7, MacKenzie Barden 6. Assists — Falcons: Bruch 6.