Kamehameha still at No. 1, by one point, over No. 2 Saint Louis

The top-ranked Kamehameha Warriors are on track for what could become an epic season. Photo courtesy of Daryl Kitagawa.

The roller coaster ride of ILH baseball was merciful for the Kamehameha Warriors.

Despite a stunning loss to No. 7 Maryknoll, the Warriors remain atop the Star-Advertiser Baseball Top 10 on Monday. Kamehameha (10-1, 6-1 ILH) collected seven of 14 first-place votes from coaches and media.

Saint Louis (14-1-1, 6-1-1 ILH) won all three of its games last week, including nail-biters over Mid-Pacific and Punahou, but finished with one point less than Kamehameha in the voting. The Crusaders garnered six first-place votes to remain at No. 2.
Baldwin vaulted two notches higher to No. 3 after sweeping King Kekaulike in three matchups last week. The Bears are 3-0 in MIL play (5-2 overall).


Maryknoll, which stirred the pot last Tuesday with the 12-2 win over Kamehameha, moved up slightly and is tied at No. 6 with Waiakea. The Spartans followed their historic win over the Warriors with a 4-0 loss to Punahou before defeating Damien to close the week.
Maui entered the Top 10 at No. 10 after sweeping Lahainaluna.

Star-Advertiser Baseball Top 10
Mar. 28, 2022

Rank School (1st) Pts LW
1. Kamehameha (7) (10-1, 6-1 ILH) 130 1
> lost to No. 7 Maryknoll 12-2, Tuesday
> def. Pac-Five 8-6, Thursday

2. Saint Louis (6) (14-1-1, 6-1-1 ILH) 129 2
> def. Pac-Five 8-4, Tuesday
> won at No. 4 Mid-Pacific 2-1, Thursday
> def. No. 3 Punahou 3-2, Saturday

3. Baldwin (5-2, 3-0 MIL) 100 5
> def. King Kekaulike 15-6, Tuesday
> def. King Kekaulike 5-0, Friday
> def. King Kekaulike 9-1, Saturday

4. Mid-Pacific (11-4, 5-3 ILH) 86 4
> def. Damien 15-1, 5 inn., Tuesday
> lost to No. 2 Saint Louis 2-1, Thursday
> def. Pac-Five 17-1, 5 inn., Saturday


5. Punahou (7-5-1, 4-4 ILH) 80 3
> lost at ‘Iolani 3-1, Tuesday
> def. No. 7 Maryknoll 4-0, Thursday
> lost to No. 2 Saint Louis 3-2, Saturday

6. (tie) Waiakea (1) (3-0 BIIF) 69 9
> def. No. 8 Hilo 9-7, 8 inn., Wednesday

6. (tie) Maryknoll (7-3-1, 5-2-1 ILH) 69 7
> def. No. 1 Kamehameha 12-2, Tuesday
> lost to No. 3 Punahou 4-0, Thursday
> def. Damien 6-1, Saturday

8. Pearl City (4-1 OIA West) 38 6
> def. No. 10 Campbell 3-1, Wednesday
> lost to Leilehua 7-6, Saturday

9. (tie) Hilo (2-1 BIIF) 15 8
> lost to No. 9 Waiakea 9-7, 8 inn., Wednesday

9. (tie) Maui (5-4-1, 5-1 MIL) 15 NR
> def. Lahainaluna 7-0, Tuesday
> def. Lahainaluna 9-2, Friday
> def. Lahainaluna 3-2, 8 inn., Saturday


No longer in Top 10: Campbell (No. 10).

Also receiving votes: ‘Iolani 14, Kailua 10, Roosevelt 7, Mililani 3, Campbell 2, KS-Maui 2, Kalani 1.

COMMENTS

  1. Falcon Future March 31, 2022 8:21 am

    Might be better for Kamehameha to be out of the top spot. Every time the announcement comes out that they are number 1 team, they lose the next day. Maybe better to sneak in at the end. In other words, watch out for MPI.


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