Mililani High School\u2019s stellar play on the baseball diamond was not lost on OIA West coaches who chose six Trojans as First Team All-Stars.<\/p>\n
Making the First Team from Mililani were catcher Sean Sonognini, pitcher Micah Chinen, second baseman Jarrin Morikawa, third baseman CJ Ibara, outfielder Kaimana Souza-Paaluhi and designated hitter Ryan Kono.<\/p>\n
Mililani also boasted four players on the Second Team: pitcher Koa Eastlack, first baseman
\nTy De Sa, shortstop Justice Nakagawa and outfielder Kainoa Wilson.<\/p>\n
The Trojans began the season with a nine-game win streak, which helped them secure the No. 2 seed from the West in the OIA tournament. They finished second to OIA champion Campbell.<\/p>\n
Logging 14-5 record overall, the Trojans followed up the OIA tournament by finishing fourth at the Division I state tournament.<\/p>\n
This marked the third consecutive year that the team finished in the top four in the state after runner-up finishes the past two seasons.<\/p>\n
As for Leilehua High School\u2019s baseball team, pitcher Trayson Kubo was named to the OIA Second Team. A senior, Kubo posted a 4-3 record with a pair of saves. He had an ERA of 1.23 with 70 strikeouts against just 27 walks.<\/p>\n
Leilehua went 6-8-1 overall, including a 5-6-1 mark in the West. A 3-1 win over the Campbell Sabers April 8 highlighted the season.<\/p>\n
Leilehua and Mililani were the only two teams to defeat the Sabers, who finished as both the OIA and DI state champion.<\/p>\n
Leilehua also saw Trey Yukumoto, Kebi Dellatan, Wayne Abear, Jared Academia, Cody Segawa, Teaugan Eckstrom and Rick Van Gelder earn Honorable Mentions.<\/p>\n
In DII, Waialua had five players earn Honorable Mentions. They were Virgilio Bareng, Royce Tashiro, Matthan Hatchie, Dane Little and Mila Lele.<\/p>\n
The Bulldogs went 3-7 during the regular season and qualified for the OIA DII tournament, where they were defeated in the first round by Kalaheo.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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