High school
CROSS COUNTRY
Japan
Saturday at Ikego Heights Naval Housing Facility
(3.12-mile course)
Boys
American School In Japan 24, Nile C. Kinnick 33
Christian Academy Japan 15, K International 49
CAJ 23, St. Maur 32
Kinnick 26, St. Mary’s 29
St. Maur 15, K International 49
Zama 25, K International 30
St. Mary’s 15, Yokohama International 50
St. Maur 15, Zama 48
1, Talan Farrington, Kinnick, 16 minutes, 56.6 seconds; 2, Simon Nakamura, CAJ, 17:11.2; 3, Kyle Durkee, ASIJ, 17:33.5; 4, Kai Terada, ASIJ, 17:59.9; 5, Yuto Takeda, St. Mary’s, 18:07.3; 6, Matthew Rowland, Yokota, 18:15.1; 7, Xavier Mitchell, Matthew C. Perry, 18:21.0; 8, Ben Cox,, ASIJ, 18:23.6; 9, Aaron Lopez, Perry, 18:34.5; 10, Jude Cutler, E.J. King, 18:39.5.
Girls
Kinnick 18, ASIJ 45
Kinnick 18, Sacred Heart 43
Kinnick 18, Seisen International 45
ASIJ gained two wins, ISSH gained three wins and Kinnick one over incomplete teams
1, Mia Bartram, Kinnick, 20 minutes, 47.5 seconds; 2, Reagan Keller, Edgren, 21:40.5; 3, Lauren Cabradilla, Kinnick, 21:56.8; 4, Julia Schouw, ASIJ, 22:18.9; 5, Ellen Ka, Seisen, 22:23.6; 6, Yuki Konomi, ISSH, 22:48.8; 7, Merity Withers, Kinnick, 22:53.0; 8, Chaitra Konda, Christian Academy Japan, 23:00.1; 9, Victoria Justice, Kinnick, 23:23.5; 50, Julia Blackwell, Kinnick, 23:26.3.
TENNIS
Samurai Slam Mixed-Doubles Tournament
Friday and Saturday at Marine Corps Air Station Iwakuni
Primary bracket
First round — Neo Purificacion and Moa Best, E.J. King, def. Wyatt Kitko and Ren Foslin, Matthew C. Perry, 6-2; Jacob Kennedy and Amariz Guzman, King, def. Maddux Fisk and Penelope Schaff, Kadena, 7-5; Micah Berry and Sydney Pontious, Kadena, def. Kail Kitko and Miah Apperson, Perry, 6-3; David Armstrong and Gabrielle Velasco, King, def. Gabriel Fino and Suni Mauricio, Kadena, 6-2. Quarterfinals — Purificacion-Moa Best def. Kaedon Truong and Brooke Brewer, Kadena, 6-0; Ren Spinosi and Sasha Malone, Perry, def. Kennedy-Guzman 6-4; Scott Humbrecht and Miu Best, King, def. Berry-Pontious 6-4; Aira Fujinuma and Elizabeth Shoop, Perry, def. Armstrong-Velasco 6-0. Semifinals — Spinosi-Malone def. Purificacion-Moa Best 6-4; Fujinuma-Shoop def. Humbrecht-Miu Best 6-3. Championship — Spinosi-Malone def. Fujinuma-Shoop 8-6.
Secondary bracket
Quarterfinals — Bryce Federico and Julia Mendoza, Kadena, def. Dylan DeGuzman and Catalina Feliz, Perry, 6-3; Nathan Howard, Perry, and Rose Johnson, King, def. Joseph Shimakura and Alexa Hipsh, Perry, 6-4. Semifinals — Steven Ryan and Leah Barao, Kadena, def. Charlie Bascol and Lauren Daugherty, King, 6-4; Howard-Johnson def. Federico-Mendoza 7-5. Championship — Howard-Johnson def. Ryan-Barao 9-7.
VOLLEYBALL
Girls
Japan
Kinnick def. Yokota 25-12, 25-7, 27-29, 25-18
Saturday at Yokosuka Naval Base
Kills — Red Devils: Michele Holloway 10. Aces — Red Devils: Leona Turner 9, Chizuru Nguyen 7. Digs — Red Devils: Alyssa Staples 10. Assists — Red Devils: Kay Kim 15.
Zama def. Edgren 25-13, 25-15, 25-14
Saturday at Misawa Air Base
Kills — Trojans: Emma Sakamoto-Flack 16, Isabella Rivera Munoz 8. Digs — Trojans: Rivera Munoz 10, Evangeline Nelson 8; Eagles: Keira Marrero 17, Emily Castano 12, Summer Martinez 5, Kaiya Pasion 5. Assists — Trojans: Keisha Steele-Loli 13, Juliet Bitor 10. Aces — Trojans: Bitor 5.
Western Japan Athletic Association mid-season tournament
Friday and Saturday at Nagoya International School
Pool A
Marist Brothers def. Nagoya 25-20, 25-18; Perry def. Kyoto University Academy 14-25, 26-24, 15-11; Nagoya def. KIUA 26-24, 25-20; Perry def. Marist 26-24, 16-25, 15-11; Perry def. Nagoya 25-20, 23-25, 15-8; KIUA def. Marist 25-11, 19-25, 15-10
Pool B
Fukuoka def. Yokohama 25-13, 25-16; King def. Senri-Osaka 25-8, 25-16; Fukuoka def. Senri-Osaka 25-22, 25-13; King def. Yokohamma 20-25, 25-18, 15-12; King def. Fukuoka 25-21, 26-24; Yokohama def. Senri Osaka 24-26, 25-12, 16-14
Semifinals
King def. Marist 2-0; Perry def. Fukuoka 2-1.
Championship
King def. Perry 25-15, 25-18
Kills — Cobras: Mila Nishimura-Reed 13, Sarah Goleman 6. Block points — Cobras: Nishimura-Reed 3. Assists — Cobras: Julia Hunt 16. Noteworthy — With five wins on the weekend, King improved to 13-0.
Boys
South Korea
Humphreys def. Osan 25-21, 25-20, 25-15
Saturday at Osan Air Base
Kills — Blackhawks: Sean Riley 6. Aces — Blackhawks: Dante Waters 5. Digs — Blackhawks: Waters 14. Assists — Blackhawks: William Rah 11.