Fujiki propels Owls
Advertiser Staff
Catcher Aaron Fujiki batted 4 for 4, including a home run and double, as Mid-Pacific defeated Saint Louis, 9-2, yesterday in an Interscholastic League of Honolulu baseball game at the 'Iolani field.
Fujiki drove in three runs and Russell Doi had two hits for the Owls (3-1), who broke open the game with a six-run fifth in which they sent 10 players to the plate.
Danny Higa had three hits, including a triple, and drove in a run for the Crusaders (0-3).
MID-PACIFIC (3-1) 002 060 1—9 9 1
SAINT LOUIS (0-3) 001 100 0—2 8 1
Jeffrey Khan, Austin Sloan (3) and Aaron Fujiki. Kamakani Usui, Jordan Akau (5) and Moses Samia, Tamatoa DeMello (6). W — Sloan. L — Usui.
Leading hitters — Mid-Pacific: Russell Doi 2-3, 2 runs; Fujiki 4-4, homer, double, 3 RBIs; Michael Arakaki 3 runs. Saint Louis: Danny Higa 3-4, triple, RBI; Kyle Gonzaga, double, RBI.
Reported by Gail Juan
KAMEHAMEHA 3, PAC-5 1
The Warriors' Waylen Sing Chow had two hits and an RBI, and reliever John Worthington struck out the final two batters after the Wolfpack had scored a run and put a runner at second.
Ross Yamato hit an RBI double for Pac-Five.
KAMEHAMEHA (1-2) 002 010 0—3 8 0
PAC-FIVE (0-2) 000 000 1—1 2 2
Kapono Chang, John Worthington (7) and Vance Nobriga. Tyler Simao, Ryan DeMello (5) and Josh Gelson. W — Chang. L — Simao.
Leading hitters — Kamehameha: Waylen Sing Chow 2-3, triple, RBI; Worthington RBI. Piikea Kitamura 2-3. Pac-Five: Ross Yamato double, RBI.
Reported by Pua Hayashi