Tournament finals set in MIL bowling

The Kamehameha Schools Maui boys and girls, Baldwin girls and King Kekaulike boys bowling teams won their semifinal matches in the Maui Interscholastic League tournament on Saturday at Wailuku Lanes.

Travis Brittain bowled high games of 187 and 158 to help lead the third-seeded King Kekaulike boys to a 2-1 win over No. 2 Baldwin for the lone upset of the day. Rayden Siarot had a 186 and 175, and Camden Eyre a 120 for Na Alii, who will face top-seeded Kamehameha Maui in the tournament final.

The Bears were led by Jarin Tateishi (191-161), Kelvyn Saito (139) and Christian Kaina-Behrendt (115).

The Warriors posted a 3-0 win over No. 4 Maui High in the other boys semifinal. Anson Cabello led Kamehameha with the highest game of the day — 201 — along with a 183 and 171. Jasyah Macugay bowled a 177 and 169, and Joshua Miller a 161.

The Sabers’ top games came from Hayden Hondo (151), Jarred Peros (130) and Chase Nozaki (126).

The second-seeded Kamehameha girls got a 133 from Tahan Valdez and 122 from

Jordan Holokai-Jacinto in defeating No. 3 Maui High 3-0. The Sabers were led by Jacy Anne Dela Cruz (142) and Achea Barcoma-Suyat (137).

The top-seeded Baldwin girls made it to the finals with a 3-0 win over No. 4 King Kekaulike. Jailee Fujita bowled a 151 and 147, Kaycee Takai a 147 and Kalena Torres-Estores a 113 to lead the Bears.

Ryley Jackson (123-123) and Magdalena Enriquez (124) led Na Alii.

Tournament finals are set for 8 a.m. this Saturday at Wailuku Lanes, with onegame overall championships to follow at noon, if necessary.