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Baldwin flag football team defeated Punahou 33-18 in the quarterfinals of the Hawaii Dental Service/HHSAA Girls Flag Football Division I State Championships. Navaeh Ranis and Kailea Moniz were standout players, contributing significantly to the victory.
Baldwin flag football players Navaeh Ranis and Kailea Moniz — a couple of young two-way threats — led the way Thursday against Punahou.
Ranis finished with two receiving touchdowns and two interceptions, and Moniz completed 23 of 34 passes for 265 yards and four touchdowns and had 11 pulls as No. 4 seed Baldwin beat Punahou 33-18 in the quarterfinals of the Hawaii Dental Service/HHSAA Girls Flag Football Division I State Championships at Mililani.
“It means a lot to Baldwin,” coach Dean Kramp said. “Everywhere we went on Maui, they asked us who we play and we said, ‘Punahou’ and they were like, ‘Ooh, good luck.’ No one thought we were going to win except us.”
Baldwin, the MIL champion, will play Mililani in today’s semifinals at 7 p.m. at Mililani. The Trojans upset No. 1 seed Waianae 25-12 on Thursday.
Ranis, a freshman, caught 10 passes for 144 yards, and one of her interceptions was a pick-6.
“It’s definitely scary. I wasn’t expecting to do this much on this team, especially with a bunch of upperclassmen,” Ranis said. “I just push through as hard as I can.”
Moniz, a sophomore, showed a quick release, accuracy and arm strength. Her pull total was a game high.
The Bears scored 20 consecutive points over the third and fourth quarters to put the game away.
“The defense flipped the switch in the second half and shut them down,” Kramp said.
The Bears (9-1) used a double-blocking scheme with their running backs to stymie the Buffanblu pass rush.
“We thought we could match up pretty well if they had the two blockers,” Punahou coach Justin Chun said. “As it turned out, they were able to hit us long a couple of times and their crossers at shorter levels were pretty deadly, too. They really caught everything.”
He added Punahou, the ILH runner-up, hadn’t seen the scheme much this season.
Both teams scored on their third possessions of the game.
Punahou went up 6-0 on Alethea Hayashi’s 1-yard quarterback sweep to the right with 9:03 left in the first half.
The Buffanblu’s Kiana Ramos completed third-down passes to Neira Grace Alabastro and Silvia Wong-Taylor to extend the drive.
Baldwin took a 7-6 lead with 4:04 remaining before halftime on Moniz’s 4-yard pass to Sanairee Hasegawa, who made a leaping grab. Moniz hit Ranis on the PAT.
On Punahou’s next possession, Ranis picked off Ramos and scored on a 50-yard return to put Baldwin up 13-6 with 2:21 remaining in the first half.
“I just saw the ball and I went for it and I just ran. I didn’t stop,” Ranis said.
The Buffanblu (7-3) cut the deficit to 13-12 with 27 seconds to go in the half on Ramos’ 12-yard pass over the middle to Kiele Tachibana on fourth down.
Baldwin scored on the third play from scrimmage of the second half on Moniz’s 60-yard pass to Ranis, who was wide open down the left side, which extended the Bears’ lead to 21-12 with 10:51 left in the third. Moniz hit Keani Loo on the 2-point conversion pass from the 10-yard line.
Baldwin won the game against Punahou with a score of 33-18.
Navaeh Ranis and Kailea Moniz were the key players, with Ranis scoring two touchdowns and Moniz throwing for four touchdowns.
Baldwin will play Mililani in the semifinals at 7 p.m. after Mililani upset the No. 1 seed Waianae.
Coach Dean Kramp expressed that the victory meant a lot to Baldwin, especially since many did not expect them to win.
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Baldwin went up 27-12 with 3:35 remaining in the third on Moniz’s 8-yard pass to Ranis.
“I know she’s going to make a play if I’m in trouble,” Moniz said of Ranis. “I just throw it to her and count on her.”
Punahou was called for defensive pass interference on third-and-goal from the 15. On the next play, Hali’a Hoapili’s interception in the end zone was negated by an illegal-contact penalty.
“That’ll kill any team, but power to my girls for not getting down on themselves and not throwing in the towel and really fighting through,” Chun said.
Ranis had a spectacular interception early in the fourth quarter after tipping the ball to herself.
“I just saw the ball and I was just going to knock it down, but then it ended up going up, so I just kept going for it,” Ranis said.
Baldwin cashed in on Moniz’s 7-yard pass to Hasegawa, which made it 33-12 with 7:46 to go.
Punahou made it 33-18 on Ramos’ 2-yard pass to Alabastro with 20 seconds remaining.
Ramos completed 26 of 42 passes for 270 yards.
Moanalua 25, No. 3 Konawaena 14
Breidi-Ann Higa completed 20 of 32 passes for 271 yards and four touchdowns as Na Menehune beat the Wildcats.
Jodie Keo, who finished with six receptions for 106 yards, caught 14- and 7-yard touchdown passes.
Alofa Simanu, who had eight receptions for 121 yards, hauled in 9- and 22-yard scoring passes.
Konawaena had 297 yards of total offense, while Moanalua gained 253.
Na Menehune’s Shaydenurijah Key Byrd, Jai’lyn Smith and Gabrielle Bell had interceptions.
Kiilei Leleiwi completed 16 of 33 passes for 216 yards for the Wildcats.
Campbell 20, No. 2 Kamehameha 14
Cayden Parado had four interceptions and the Sabers broke a tie on Alexiis Amanonce Feliciano’s 8-yard pass to Kealohila Akana with 7:24 remaining.
Parado scored on a 33-yard run to tie it at 14-14 with 8:51 remaining in third quarter.
Earlier on the go-ahead drive, Campbell’s Jaynalyn Sotelo caught a lateral on the right side and hit Parado for a 22-yard gain.
Later on the drive, Sotelo caught a lateral off the right side, faked a pass and ran for 18 yards.
Sotelo’s interception with 14 seconds remaining sealed the Sabers’ victory.
Campbell also scored on Amanonce Feliciano’s 1-yard pass to Parado in the first quarter.
Kamehameha scored on Rylee Paranada’s 40-yard run and Paranada’s 12-yard pass to Mylee-Elexis Nguyen.
Campbell will play Moanalua in today’s semifinals at 5:30 p.m. at Mililani.
Division II
Kapolei 33, Waimea 18
Taimane Amisone passed for 295 yards and five touchdowns, including three in the first half for a 21-6 lead, as the Hurricanes defeated the Menehunes in a quarterfinal game of the Hawaii Dental Service/HHSAA Division II State Championships at Pearl City on Thursday.
Amisone completed 31 of 45 passes, with 10 receptions going to Kaylyce Kauwe for 117 yards and a score.
Wailan Tanigawa-Christian led Waimea in passing (162 yards, 3 TDs) and rushing (43 yards).
Kapolei meets Waipahu at 5:30 p.m. today in a semifinal at Pearl City.
Maryknoll 31, Honokaa 6
Pua Herrington rushed for 182 yards and two touchdowns and passed for 123 yards and three touchdowns to carry the Spartans past the Dragons in a quarterfinal game.
Zoe Silva had 10 catches for 102 yards and three touchdowns while also starring on defense with nine tackles and an interception for the Spartans, who play Kalaheo in a 7 p.m. semifinal today at Pearl City.
Kalei Moniz rushed for 129 yards, including a 60-yard touchdowns run, and passed for 106 for Honokaa.
Also:
No. 1 Kalaheo 27, Kamehameha-Hawaii 7
Waipahu 12, No. 2 Hawaii Prep 6
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