Brad Osborne hit a tie-breaking two-run single in the top of the ninth inning and Radford hung on for an 8-7 victory over Waipahu yesterday in an O'ahu Interscholastic Association White Conference baseball game at Radford.

Osborne's single up the middle scored Zach Lagier and Erik Espenshade and put the Rams ahead 8-6.

Waipahu scored one in the bottom of the inning, but fell short in suffering its first loss of the season.

Osborne finished 2 for 4 with four RBIs.

In the first game, Kaimi Haina struck out 10 over six innings and Triton Gante pitched a scoreless final inning as Waipahu beat Radford, 5-3. Gante also batted 3 for 4.

Radford moved to 7-3; Waipahu is 9-1.

WAIPAHU (9-0) 012 101 0—5 10 3

RADFORD (6-3) 010 002 0—3 5 2

Kaimi Haina, Triton Gante (7) and Ignatius Mackenzie. Brad Osborne and Troy Evans. W — Haina. L — Osborne.

Leading hitters — Waipahu: Gante 3-4; Drake Yoshioka 2-4, double; Mackenzie 2-4; Jonathan Casamina 2-3. Radford: JB Fontenot double; Osborne 2-3; Zach Lagier triple.

RADFORD (7-3) 000 002 402—8 12 2

WAIPAHU (9-1) 103 010 101—7 12 5

Damon Puskarich, Erik Espenshade (6), Brad Osborne (7), Jobi Fontenot (8) and Troy Evans. Triton Gante, Drake Yoshioka (7), Tyler Nishino (9) and Ignatius Mackenzie. W — Fontenot. L — Nishino.

Leading hitters — Radford: Zach Lagier triple, 2 runs, 2 RBIs; Espenshade 2-5, 2 runs; JB Fontenot 2-5, double, 2 runs; Osborne 2-4, 4 RBIs; Robert Cevallos 2-5. Waipahu: Gante 2-4, 2 runs; Yoshioka 2-5, double; Kaimi Haina 2-3, double, 2 RBIs; Mackenzie 2-4; Sam Chee 2-6, double.

Reported by Lon Passos.

MCKINLEY 13, KAHUKU 11

KAHUKU 8, MCKINLEY 5

Masa Kato batted 3 for 4 with a double and triple, and Curtis Kometani went 3 for 5 with a double as the visiting Tigers beat the Red Raiders.

In the second game, St. John Lessary batted 3 for 4 with a double and AJ Kubota went 3 for 3 helping Kahuku earn the split.

MCKINLEY (8-1) 600 005 2—13 10 2

KAHUKU (6-2) 300 053 0—11 11 2

Kelsen Ganeku, Jon Ho (6), Curtis Kometani (7) and Cody Reyes. Kekoa Hughes, RJ Van Ness (7) and Brian Kukahiko, St. John Lessary (5). W — Ho. L — Hughes.

Leading hitters — McKinley: Masa Kato 3-4, double, triple; Kometani 3-5, double; Josh Chun 2-3, double. Kahuku: Hughes 3-4, triple; Tima Tapusoa 3-4, triple; Joe Deal 3-4, 2 doubles, 4 RBIs.

KAHUKU (7-2) 402 000 2—8 9 0

MCKINLEY (8-2) 000 112 1—5 8 0

JJ Nozawa, RJ Van Ness (7) and Brian Kukahiko. Cody Reyes, Jon Ho (6) and Kelsen Ganeku. W — Nozawa. L — Reyes.

Leading hitters — Kahuku: St. John Lessary 3-4, double; AJ Kubota 3-3; RJ Van Ness 2-4, double. McKinley: Masa Kato 3-4, double, homer; Ho 3-4, 2 triples; Millard Semitara 2-4, triple.

Reported by Roger Van Ness.

KAIMUKI 10, FARRINGTON 9

KAIMUKI 18, FARRINGTON 5

Ma'anoa Tau batted 3 for 4 with a double, solo homer, four runs scored and three RBIs, including the game-winning sacrifice fly in the bottom of the seventh, as the host Bulldogs beat the Governors. Kaimuki's Eddie Char went 4 for 4 with three doubles and he struck out 12 in a complete-game effort.

In the second game, Char batted 2 for 3 with a triple, four runs scored and three RBIs as Kaimuki completed the sweep in a game that lasted five innings.

FARRINGTON (1-8) 000 414 0— 9 6 4

KAIMUKI (3-6) 140 103 1—10 13 4

Paul Reyes, Moses Kaina (7) and Bryston Doctolero. Eddie Char and Shawn Kitahara. W — Char. L — Kaina.

Leading hitters — Farrington: Reyes 2-4, double, 2 runs; Chester Mallao 2-4; Vance Ortiz triple. Kaimuki: Char 4-4, 3 doubles, 2 runs; Tevin Nishiyama 2-4, 2 runs; Ma'anoa Tau 3-4, double, solo homer, 4 runs, 3 RBIs.KaimuKi (4-6) 207 45—18 10 4

FARRINGTON (1-9) 001 04— 5 5 3

Ma'anoa Tau and Shawn Kitahara. Bryson Doctolero, Jeremiah Crisostomo (3), Brandon Ponce (5), Vance Ortiz (5) and Wayne Segundo. W — Tau. L — Doctolero.

Leading hitters — Kaimuki: Tevin Nishiyama 3-4, double, 2 runs; Eddie Char 2-3, triple, 4 runs, 3 RBIs; Kitahara 2-3; Chad Kaaihue double. Farrington: Ortiz triple.

Reported by Reid Yoshikawa.

OIA RED EAST

CASTLE 7, KAILUA 4

KAILUA 17, CASTLE 2

Seamus Yoneshige pitched a seven-hitter and Brandon Higa and Chad Takaba each had two hits as the Knights beat the Surfriders.

In the second game, Kale Sumner and Alan Baldwin each had three hits as Kailua scored 10 runs in the second inning to earn the split. The Surfriders scored 10 in the second and six in the third.

CASTLE (4-5) 303 100 0—7 8 1

KAILUA (7-2) 001 020 1—4 7 6

Seamus Yoneshige and Justice Salas. Jared Matsumoto, Reyn Matsuki (3), Bryson Diamond (7) and Alan Baldwin. W — Yoneshige. L — Matsumoto.

Leading hitters — Castle: Brandon Higa 2-4, Chad Takaba 2-4. Kailua: Jared Iha 2-4; Kalei Sumner 2-3, double; Ryan McMonigle double; Baldwin double.

KAILUA (8-2) 1(10)6 00—17 16 0

CASTLE (4-6) 0 0 2 00— 2 2 0

Bryson Gauthe, Alika Ramseyer-Ho (5) and Kalei Sumner. Keola Jarrett, Elika Jarrett (3) and Bryson Luke. W — Gauthe. L — K. Jarrett.

Leading hitters — Kailua: Sumner 3-3, 3 doubles; Bob Lastimosa double; Reyn Matsuki double; Ryan McMonigle 2-3; Baldwin 3-3, triple. Castle: Froy Smith double.

Reported by Corey Ishigo.

KAISER 7, ROOSEVELT 5

KAISER 10, ROOSEVELT 0

Bryce Marcouiller batted 3 for 4 with two RBIs and Brian Arita homered as the visiting Cougars won the first game.

In the second game, Kekoa Torres pitched a five-inning two-hitter with two walks and two strikeouts as Kaiser completed the sweep. Joe Honma doubled in three runs during the Cougars' seven-run second inning.

KAISER (6-3) 210 022 0—7 7 2

ROOSEVELT (2-7) 010 220 0—5 9 4

Zachary Wong, Cal Tashiro (5) and Bryce Marcouiller. Rylan Ikehara, Rylan Tomita (6), Randon Mamuad (6) and Tyler Paranada. W — Tashiro. L — Ikehara.

Leading hitters — Kaiser: Marcouiller 3-4, 2 RBIs; Brian Arita solo homer. Roosevelt: Lowen Kaho'oilihala 2-4; Zachary Hamasaki 2-4.

Reported by Craig Arakawa

ROOSEVELT (2-8) 000 00— 0 2 0

KAISER (7-3) 070 03—10 12 0

Peter Rockholm, Rylan Tomita (2) and Cameron Fuchigami, Tyler Paranada (5). Kekoa Torres and Bryce Marcouiller. W — Torres. L — Rockholm.

Leading hitters — Kaiser: Joe Honma double, 3 RBIs; Marcouiller 2-3; Zachary Wong 3-3; Shane Tsutahara 2-3; Landan Tamanaha 2-3.

Reported by Peter Ho.

MOANALUA 17, KALAHEO 1

MOANALUA 10, KALAHEO 3

Ryan Cortez batted 2 for 4, including a grand slam in a seven-run sixth inning, as visiting Na Menehune routed the Mustangs in a game that lasted six innings. Bronson Shim, Daniel Sugihara and Michael Egami drove in two runs apiece for Moanalua, which also had a six-run third.

In the second game, Miles Higa hit a two-run homer in the second inning, and Tim Arakawa and Cortez drove in two runs apiece as Moanalua completed the sweep.

MOANALUA (7-2) 006 227—17 12 0

KALAHEO (0-11) 100 000— 1 6 4

Todd Takabuki, Jordan Deponte (4), Regan Lum (5) and Jordan Paulachak. Lawaika Bator, Ben Schofield (3), Frank Ormonde (5) and Justin Pagan. W — Takabuki. L — Bator.

Leading hitters-Moanalua: Bronson Shim 2-3, double, 2 RBIs; Daniel Sugihara 2 RBIs; Ryan Cortez 2-4, double, grand slam homer, 5 RBIs; Michael Egami 2-3, double, 2 RBIs. Kalaheo: Eli Davidann double.

Reported by Tim Lierman.

KALAHEO 030 000 0— 3 5 2

MOANALUA 230 140 X—10 6 2

Colby Lee, Eli Davidann (6) and Justin Pagan, Lawaika Bator (6). Bronson Shim, Jacob Fukuyama (3), Jordan Deponte (6), Michael Egami (7) and Jordan Paulachak. W — Fukuyama. L — Lee.

Leading hitters: Moanalua: Miles Higa 2-run homer;

Tim Arakawa 2-4, 2 triples, 2 RBIs; Ryan Cortez 2 RBIs; Landon Yoshikawa double.

Reported by Kristen Yamaguchi.

OIA RED WEST

CAMPBELL 8, LEILEHUA 7

CAMPBELL 3, LEILEHUA 0

Keanu Kapana batted 2 for 3 with a grand slam and five RBIs as the host Sabers held off the Mules, who scored twice in the top of the seventh. Kapana's grand slam came in the second.

In the second game, Charles Kaalekahi pitched a one-hitter with one walk and five strikeouts as Campbell completed the sweep.

LEILEHUA (2-7) 020 300 2—7 9 2

CAMPBELL (7-4) 251 000 X—8 8 3

Keenan Sadanaga, Desmond Ontai (3) and Jeremy Suguitan. Keanu Kapana, Nick Tiglao (6) and Chad Kaalekahi. W — Kapana. L — Sadanaga. S — Tiglao.

Leading hitters — Leilehua: Jake Baptista 2-4, double; Edieson Dumlao 2-4, double; Alfred Paas 2-4. Campbell: Kapana 2-3, grand slam, 5 RBIs; Michael Memea 2-4, 2 RBIs; Benny Carino triple.

CAMPBELL (8-4) 201 000 0—3 9 2

LEILEHUA (2-8) 000 000 0—0 1 1

Charles Kaalekahi and Keanu Kapana. Lawrence Paas, Edieson Dumlao (7) and Desmond Ontai. W — Kaalekahi. L — Paas.

Leading hitters — Campbell: Allyn Oliva-Respicio 2-3; Nick Tiglao 2-3; Michael Memea 3-4; Kapana 2-4.

Reported by Rory Pico.

Kapolei at Mililani, postponed. Game will be made-up tomorrow at 3:30 p.m.

ILH

Note: All four league games were postponed yesterday ('Iolani vs. Punahou at Ala Wai field; Maryknoll vs. Kamehameha at Ala Wai field; Pac-Five vs. Damien at Ala Wai field; Saint Louis at Mid-Pacific).