Basketball Continues Dominance

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Molokai Boys Basketball continued its dominant season with wins against the Lanai Pine Lads. The Farmers defeated Lanai 72-39 on Friday, and 60-40 on Saturday. Top performances came from Jericho Adolpho who dropped 20 points in Friday’s game, and Heath Lopez and Kaizen Umi-Torres-Napolean who put up 18 and 17 points respectively. These victories propelled the Molokai boys to a league best 8-0 record, with convincing wins against Kihei the previous weekend at the Barn.

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Girls Basketball came into the weekend 6-0 before falling to the Lanai Pine Lasses on Friday. Leila Hooper-Phifer and Kaia Yamashita led the scoring for the Farmers in the 31-42 loss.

Saturday’s game ended in a nail-biting 34-37 win for the Pine Lasses, dropping the Lady Farmers to 6-2.

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Girls Soccer was likewise in action this past weekend playing the final two games of their season against Seabury at home. Milliopuna Davis found the back of the net for the Farmers, who ultimately lost both games.