Boosted by sharp shooting and strong bench play, Iolani's boys basketball team won its 58th consecutive Interscholastic League of Honolulu game last night with a shocking 62-45 rout of visiting Punahou.

The four-time defending state champion Raiders, who have not lost in the ILH since late in the 2001 season, improved to 11-6 overall and 3-0 in league play. Punahou, which snapped Iolani's 105-game win streak against Hawai'i opponents in a non-league game last month, fell to 14-4 and 2-1.

Vinny Nip scored a game-high 22 points and Kawika Shoji added 13 points, three blocks and two assists for the Raiders. Iolani also got 16 combined points from its reserves, who came in periodically five at a time.

"The second unit played great," said Nip, a fourth-year senior guard. "They picked up the intensity and gave us time to rest without losing a beat. There was no letdown — in fact, they boosted us."

That was especially true in the first half, when the Raiders' bench outscored the Buffanblu reserves 13-4 en route to a 28-22 lead. Ryan Dung hit two 3-pointers and fellow reserve Case Miyahira added a trey to lead the second unit's effort.

"We have 15 guys on this team, and every day in practice we split them up into groups of five — white (jerseys), black (jerseys) and skins," Iolani coach Mark Mugiishi said. "And it's a dogfight; every unit is close to the other. It's good preparation for games like this."

Iolani then began the third period with a 12-0 run and stretched the lead to 45-28 one minute into the final quarter.

"They're definitely capable of scoring in bunches like that, and they were absolutely in a rhythm tonight," Punahou coach Greg Tacon said. "And it wasn't just one guy; it was all of them. They shot better than we did, they out-hustled us, they played better defense ... they just did everything better than us and dominated."

The closest the Buffanblu got in the closing minutes was 49-40 with 2:48 remaining, after Danny Cho's 3-pointer. But the Raiders sank 10 of 14 free throws down the stretch to seal it.

Miah Ostrowski led Punahou with 15 points, three steals and three assists, and Cho added 14 points and two steals. Buffanblu center Spencer McLachlin, one of their top offensive weapons at 6 feet 7, was held scoreless for the game's first 28 minutes and finished with just two points.

"We tried to put physical, strong guys on him who can also move, and that can make it tough on Spencer to post up or come out to the perimeter," Mugiishi said.

Jon Takamura, Iolani's 6-2 starting center, contributed eight points, six rebounds, two steals and an assist.

PUNAHOU (2-1) 8 14 6 17—45

IOLANI (3-0) 12 16 12 22—62

PUNAHOU—Trenton Zane 0, Jeremiah Ostrowski 15, Ed Wong 0, Danny Cho 14, Brandon Kapana 7, Kimo Makaula 2, Freddie Hart 0, Kameron Steinhoff 3, Ted Hawkins 0, Trevor Krabb 0, Spencer McLachlin 2, Kealii Frank 2. Totals 15 11-14 45.

IOLANI—Kela Marciel 2, Vinny Nip 22, Barry Kang 1, Ryan Dung 7, Case Miyahira 3, Taylor Mounts 0, Kekai Kealoha 0, Kawika Shoji 13, Jon Takamura 8, Liloa Nobriga 4, Wally Marciel 2, Kiran Kepoo 0. Totals 20 15-19 62. 3-point goals—Punahou 4 (Cho 3, Ostrowski 1). Iolani 7 (Nip 3, Dung 2, Miyahira 1, Shoji 1).

KAMEHAMEHA 50, DAMIEN 39

Rykin Enos scored 10 points as the Warriors defeated the Monarchs to remain unbeaten in league play.

KAMEHAMEHA (2-0) 13 11 13 13—50

DAMIEN (0-3) 8 6 9 16—39

KAMEHAMEHA—Randy Cummings 4, Jesse Moniz 5, Brandon Ahlo 3, Andrew Godinet 7, Mitchell Kauweloa 3, Jacob Ho 5, Pono Hanson 4, Rykin Enos 10, Jay Kauka 3, Kanoa Mokiao 6, Kea Smith 0. Totals 17 13-21 50.

DAMIEN—Nikko Romuar 0, Kama Bailey 7, Winnie Gapuz 2, Tony Cerezo 7, Aminis Thompson 9, Haku Correa 0, Kenneth Rossi 0, Mike Sipili 2, Mana MIkaele 4, Duncan Ebert 8. Totals 14 9-21 39. 3-point goals—Kamehameha 3 (Ahlo, Godinet, Enos). Damien 2 (Cerezo 2). Reported by Steve Lewis

MARYKNOLL 43, MID-PACIFIC 33

Tyler Tsukazaki scored 15 points and Jordan Ho-Ching added 11 as the Spartans defeated the Owls for their first league win. Marcus Holyfield scored 15 points for Mid-Pacific.

MARYKNOLL (1-1) 11 8 9 15—43

MID-PACIFIC (0-3) 6 7 10 10—33

MARYKNOLL—Tyler Tsukazaki 15, Tommy Nguyen 0, Simeon Kepaloma 0, Richardson Talavera 3, Kian Huiziugh 0, Garrick Chock 0, Travis Liu 7, Zachary Misajon 5, Jordan Ho-Ching 11, Richard Herring 2, Jordan Napoleon 0. Totals 17 7-17 43.

MID-PACIFIC—Sampson Won 0, Josh Mun 0, Marcus Holyfield 15, Jaime Rivera 0, Daniel Gordon 4, Jarryd Yasui 3, Kellar Ellsworth 7, Tiger Hill 0, Sililo Pale 4. Totals 12 9-20 33. 3-point goals—Maryknoll 2 (Tsukazaki, Liu). Mid-Pacific none.

OIA WEST

RADFORD 41, LEILEHUA 40

Michael Sooto made the go-ahead basket with less than one minute remaining as the Rams edged the Mules.

Radford's Gary Satterwhite scored 18 points and Michael Goodman added 10.

LEILEHUA (0-2) 9 13 13 5—40

RADFORD (2-0) 11 12 7 11—41

LEILEHUA—Dustin Pau 4, Kennedy Orteza 12, Mike Tyron 5, Josh Brooks 2, Art Laurel 3, Viliami Haunga 2, Clayton Laurel 12. Totals 17 4-8 40.

RADFORD—Garriet Canteen 4, Joe Brundidge 2, Michael Sooto 5, Gary Satterwhite 18, Matt Alofaituli 2, Michael Goodman 10. Totals 16 8-18 41. 3-point goals—Leilehua 2 (Orteza 2). Radford 1 (Satterwhite). JV—Leilehua 46, Radford 40

Reported by Kia Atkins

MILILANI 77, NANAKULI 62

Ken Moses scored 25 points as the Trojans ran past the Golden Hawks.

Donovan Olmos had 13 points and A.J. Clark and David Otte each added 10 for Mililani. Micahel Patronis led Nanakuli with 14 points and Kalai Kahalekai added 13.

MILILANI (2-0) 15 23 16 23—77

NANAKULI (0-2) 13 14 18 17—62

MILILANI—Fred Nillo 2, Nick Kanno 9, Jordan Torres 2, Ken Moses 25, Jon Vazquez 0, Donovan Olmos 13, A.J. Clark 10, Kristian Guillen 0, David Otte 10, Brandon Dela Cruz 6. Totals 29 16-23 77.

NaNaKULI—Anson Amaral 10, Chazin Mahuka 0, Kalai Kahalekai 13, Alika Willacker 0, Kalani Kahalekai 0, Travis Hulama 7, Ben Asi 4, Levi Luavasa 9, Levi Kaakau 0, Isaac Iuta 0, Micahel Patronis 14, Jerry Kea 0, Vincent Mao 3, Julius Seabrooks 2. Totals 27 7-15 62. 3-point goals—Mililani 3 (Moses, Kanno, Olmos). Nanakuli 1 (Hulama). JV—Mililani 58, Nanakuli 28

Reported by Noe Natuaelua

CAMPBELL 71, WAIALUA 52

Ryan Hayes scored 21 points, Tristan Sealy added 12 points and Walter Daniels contributed 11 points to lead the Sabers past the Bulldogs.

WAIALUA (1-1) 13 13 19 7—52

CAMPBELL (2-0) 19 15 18 19—71

WAIALUA—Edwin Rubio 10, Robert Kroeger 0, Isiah Ramirez 0, Bernard Menor 4, Marc Nacapuy 18, Brian Graziano 7, Aaron Lapitan 3, Tauese Tapusoa 0, Caleb Fore 4, Joshua Whittaker 6. Totals 21 9-19 52.

CAMPBELL—Raymond Samante 7, Ryan Hayes 21, Matthew Samante 6, Michael McDonald 2, Jayden Delizo 4, Tristan Sealy 12, Walter Daniels 11, Sean Kelley 8. Totals 30 11-15 71. 3-point goals—Waialua 1 (Graziano). Campbell none. JV—Campbell 44, Waialua 33

Reported by Robert Samson

KAPOLEI 51, PEARL CITY 34

Brad Padayao scored 16 points and the Hurricanes outscored the Chargers 33-14 in the second half en route to victory.

PEARL CITY (1-1) 12 8 6 8—34

KAPOLEI (1-1) 10 8 12 21—51

PEARL CITY—Alan Agni 0, Rollie Salvacion 2, Troy Antoque 2, Travis Cruz 10, Andrew Blue 5, Carlo Rajanaga 7, Kawika Borden 6, Skye Kaapuni 2, J. Giron 0, Sheldon Luciuf 0. Totals 12 8-20 34.

KAPOLEI—Wayne Archer 0, Keoki Lapina 6, Nate Dickson 0, Brad Patrick 1, Cameron Moody 11, Darcus Coleman 1, Brad Padayao 16, Timothy Thomas 0, Pookela Ahmad 5, Jerome Figuerea 8, Kaleo Cajigal 1, Cameron Martin 2. Totals 20 10-22 51. 3-point goals—Pearl City 2 (Cruz 2). Kapolei 1 (Padayao). JV—Pearl City 55, Kapolei 45

Reported by Lucille Taketa

WAI'ANAE 49, WAIPAHU 45

Junior Faliuga scored 12 points and Ramsey Beers added 10 points, and the Seariders hit six 3-pointers in a victory over the Marauders.

WAIPAHU (0-1) 11 14 11 9—45

WAI'ANAE (1-1) 17 11 12 9—49

WAIPAHU—Jasper Leano 2, Mike Poscablo 0, Robert Donley 1, Jomar Pedro 16, Rowel Rivera 13, Lester Orsino 3, Jeoffery Tedios 4, Mason Namu 0, James Pacupac 1, Castro Masaniai 5, Maa Siani 0, James Tirao 0. Totals 16 9-17 45.

WAI'ANAE—Kaipo Punihaole 0, Nathaniel Kahala 9, Ramsey Beers 10, Junior Faliuga 12, Charleston Taitan 3, Alfred Coffin 0, Jeremy Green 9, James Ponds 0, Alex Tupulua 0, Liko Manuel 5, Jesse Lufua 1, Leroy Lee-Kiaaina 0. Totals 17 9-15 49. 3-point goals—Waipahu 4 (Rivera 3, Pedro 1). Wai'anae 6 (Green 3, Kahala 1, Beers 1, Taitan 1). JV—Waipahu 32, Wai'anae 27

Reported by Nalei Halemano

Reach Wes Nakama at wnakama@honoluluadvertiser.com.