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Pacific Scoreboard: Sept. 24, 2022
Stars and Stripes
September 24, 2022
Navigating a morning downpour, Yokota's Richard Scheffler crosses the finish line first in Saturday's DODEA-Japan cross country race at Misawa Air Base. Scheffler was timed in 18 minutes, 26.4 seconds and the Panthers placed first in the boys team standings. (David Shepherd/Special to Stripes)
High school
Cross country
Japan
Saturday at Misawa Air Base
(3.12-mile course)
Boys
Yokota 18, Zama 47, Robert D. Edgren 63
1, Richard Scheffler, Yokota, 18 minutes, 26.4 seconds; 2, Davi ShimaEnesDe, Yokota, 18:34.4; 3, Atticus Gray, Yokota, 18:36.4; 4, Gabriel Escalera, Zama, 18:46.3; 5, Julian Chuckrey, Yokota, 19:54.0; 6, Andrew Schwehr, Edgren, 20:03.6; 7, Rocco Overton, Yokota, 20:07.9; 8, Ryder Lavine, Zama, 20:25.9; 9, Ryan Hawkins, Edgren, 20:28.3; 10, Marcelo Escalera, Zama, 20:42.7.
Girls
Yokota 28, Zama 28, Edgren incomplete
1, Liliana Fennessey, Zama, 20 minutes, 38.2 seconds; 2, Hailey Erler, Edgren, 22:50.8; 3, Rebecca Brough, Yokota, 23:06.2; 4, Ann Marie Steele Flores, Zama, 23:48.6; 5, Hazel Gray, Yokota, 24:42.7; 6, Chloe Cunningham, Yokota, 24:59.3; 7, Mia Perusich, Zama, 25:09.5; 8, Avery Pilch, Zama, 25:39.7; 9, Nikki Hsu, Yokota, 25:39.9; 10, Reese Overton, Yokota, 25:45.1
Running through a heavy morning downpour, Zama’s Liliana Fennessey crosses the finish line first during Saturday’s DODEA-Japan cross country race at Misawa Air Base. Fennessey was timed in 20 minutes, 38.2 seconds and the Trojans tied Yokota for top spot in the team standings. (David Shepherd/Special to Stripes)
Yokota's Nikki Hsu and Zama's Avery Pilch run through the rain during Saturday's DODEA-Japan cross country race. Pilch placed eighth and Hsu ninth. (David Shepherd/Special to Stripes)
Yokota's Atticus Gray and Davi ShimaEnesDe and Zama's Gabriel Escalera navigate a turn during Saturday's DODEA-Japan cross-country race. ShimaEnesDe took second place, Gray third and Escalera fourth. (David Shepherd/Special to Stripes)
Saturday at Tama Hills Recreation Center
(3.12-mile course)
Boys
American School In Japan 26, St. Mary’s 31
ASIJ 17, St. Maur 45
1, William Beardsley, St. Mary’s, 15 minutes, 59.9 seconds; 2, Kai Lilijequist, ASIJ, 16:59.4; 3, Mason Macek, ASIJ, 17:34.5; 4, Simon Nakamura, Christian Academy Japan, 17:46.9; 5, Hinoto Tanaka, ASIJ, 17:48.6; 6, Jim Johnson, St. Maur, 17:52.8; 7, Jong In Lee, St. Mary’s, 18:09.1; 8, Franklin Richter, St. Mary’s, 18:09.6; 9, Kairi Mano, St. Mary’s, 18:10.1; 10, Eigen Schinaman, ASIJ, 18:10.6.
Girls
ASIJ 26, Seisen 31
ASIJ 15, St. Maur incomplete
Seisen 15, Christian Academy Japan incomplete
Sacred Heart 15, St. Maur incomplete
1, Sofia Sato, ISSH, 19 minutes, 44.7 seconds; 2, Payton Osborne, ISSH, 20:34.6; 3, Annika Elstrom, ASIJ, 20:38.2; 4, Chloe McCormick, ASIJ, 21:44.5; 5, Ashley Grantham, Seisen, 22:10.7; 6, Yuki Konomi, ISSH, 22:46.4; 7, Julia Schouw, ASIJ, 22:58.3; 8, Anastasia Poliakova, ISSH, 23:29.3; 9, Aiko Dambara, Seisen, 23:31.1; 10, Leesze Wei, Seisen, 23:36.2.
Falcon Invitational
Saturday at Kobe
(3.12-mile course)
Boys
1, Tyler Gaines, Matthew C. Perry, 17 minutes, 7 seconds; 2, Vedin Laine, Yokohama International, 17:09; 3, Mavrick Kentz, Nile C. Kinnick, 17:31; 4, Leo Heading, Canadian Academy, 18:29; 5, Soul Vessels, Kinnick, 18:38; 6, Aryann Jhaveri, CA, 19:01; 7, Zenzo Sofuku, YIS, 19:09; 8, Rayden Urena, Kinnick, 19:12; 9, Zenon Ouellette, YIS, 19:18; 10, Jude Cutler, E.J. King, 19:18.
Girls
1, Jane Williams, Perry, 20 minutes, 53 seconds; 2, Mia Bartram, Kinnick, 20:57; 3, Ava Pendley, Perry, 22:03; 4, Jasmin Williams, Kinnick, 22:15; 5, Victoria Justice, Kinnick, 22:27; 6, Kyra Brownd, Kinnick, 22:39; 7, Rosie McGrath, E.J. King, 23:37; 8, Anna Braback-Labrad, Canadian Academy, 24:05; 9, Annabelle DuBose, Kinnick, 24:14; 10, Julia Angelinas, Kinnick, 24:15.
E.J. King's Antonio Diaz hits a forehand against Matthew C. Perry's Zack Cruz during Saturday's DODEA-Japan tennis matches. Diaz won 6-4. (Sera Shimakura/Special to Stripes)
Matthew C. Perry's Ren Foslin hits a forehand return against E.J. King's Kana Fisher during Saturday's DODEA-Japan tennis matches. Foslin won 6-2. (Sera Shimakura/Special to Stripes)
E.J. King's Joanna Hall hits a backhand against Matthew C. Perry's Ivanelis Nieves-Bermudez during Saturday's DODEA-Japan tennis matches. Nieves-Bermudez won 6-2. (Sera Shimakura/Special to Stripe)
Tennis
Japan
Friday and Saturday at Sasebo Naval Base
Boys
King 10, Perry 2
Singles — Max Bailey, Perry, def. Joseph Barrett 6-0; Layne Mayer, Perry, def. Christian Garcia 7-5; David Axsom, King, def. Jalen Cobb 6-4; Matthew Long, King, def. Jason Link 6-0; Antonio Diaz, King, def. Zack Cruz 6-4; Jacob Ferrer, King, def. Sean O’Brien 6-3; Neo Purificacion, King, def. Hafiz Nurudin Watley 6-0; John Crockett, King, def. Gavin DeGuzman 6-3.
Doubles — Axsom-Amin Alipourkashki def. Bailey-Mayer 9-7, Barrett-Garcia def. Cobb-Cruz 8-2; Purificacion-Diaz def. Link-O’Brien 8-0; Ferrer-Crockett def. DeGuzman-Hafiz Nurudin Watley 8-1.
Girls
Perry 9, King 3
Singles — Miu Best, King, def. Julie Apperson 6-1; Moa Best, King, def. Nina Altig 6-0; Cecilia Campbell, Perry, def. Luna Goleman 6-2; Sera Shimakura, Perry, def. Sana Dowty 6-2; Sasha Malone, Perry, def. Amanda Normandin 6-1; Maria Alvarez, Perry, def. Erin Monto 6-0; Ivanelis Nieves-Bermudez, Perry, def. Joanna Hall 6-2; Ren Foslin, Perry, def. Kana Fisher 6-2.
Doubles — Mi. Best-Goleman def. Apperson-Altif 9-7; Campbell-Shimakura def. Mo. Best-Dowty 8-5; Malone-Alvarez def. Normandin-Fisher 8-4; Nievas-Bermudez-Foslin def. Monto-Hall 8-2.
South Korea
Saturday at Camp Walker
Boys
Seoul International 5, Daegu 0
Singles — William Kim def. Beckham Clites 8-1, Eric Kim def. Jason Won 8-1, Alex Cho def. Daniel Son 8-3.
Doubles — Edward Yoon and Brian Ji def. David Evans and Evan Son 8-1, SIS by walkover.
Girls
Seoul International 5, Daegu 0
Singles — Amber Cheun def. Ella Sims 8-3, Seojin Park def. Emma Sims 8-6, Jiyoon Lee def. Gianna Tak 8-3.
Doubles — Lauren Kim and Dayeon Han def. Samantha Jones and Nina McGrath 8-0, Seogmin Jeong and Ashley Choi def. Seunglee Davis and Irene Won 8-2.
Nile C. Kinnick's Mikaila Joi Miranda tries to hit through the double block of Robert D. Edgren's Samara Whitmore and Kaitlyn Willets during Saturday's DODEA-Japan girls volleyball match. The Eagles won in four sets to split the weekend series with the Red Devils. (James Kimber/Special to Stripes)
Robert D. Edgren's Genesis Miller, Milan Bean and Katerina Sili celebrate their four-set victory Saturday over Nile C. Kinnick in a DODEA-Japan girls volleyball match. The Eagles and Red Devils split their two weekend matches. (James Kimber/Special to Stripes)
Nile C. Kinnick's Ja'lilah Brice prepares to spike against Robert D. Edgren's Kaitlyn Willets during Saturday's DODEA-Japan girls volleyball match. The Eagles won in four sets to split their weekend sereies with the Red Devils. (James Kimber/Special to Stripes)
Osan's Margaux Edquid bumps the ball during Saturday's DODEA-Korea girls volleyball match at Humphreys. The Blackhawks won in five sets. (Brian McCollum/Special to Stripes)
Volleyball
Girls
South Korea
Humphreys def. Osan 25-14, 25-18, 20-25, 23-25, 15-8
Saturday at Camp Humphreys
Kills — Blackhawks: Bella Pula 10, Sabra Wrightsil 8; Cougars: Ashley Kim 7. Aces — Blackhawks: Naomi Peoples 5; Cougars: Shanaya Ungos 9. Digs — Blackhawks: Pula 7, Reyann Peterman 5; Cougars: Margaux Edquid 18. Assists — Blackhawks: Key Yandall 12, Peoples 9; Cougars: Ungos 8.
Daegu def. Seoul International 18-25, 26-24, 25-18, 25-22
Saturday at Camp Walker
Korea International def. Daegu 20-25, 22-25, 25-18, 25-22, 15-13
Friday at Camp Walker
Osan def. Chadwick 23-25, 25-18, 25-21, 25-17
Friday at Osan Air Base
Kills — Cougars: Shayana Ungos 12. Aces — Cougars: Ashley Kim 7. Digs — Cougars: Margaux Edquid 10. Assists — Cougars: Angela Serrano 36.
Japan
Edgren def. Kinnick 25-16, 11-25, 26-24, 25-23
Saturday at Yokosuka Naval Base
Kills — Red Devils: Mikaila Joi Miranda 6, Jenia Viles 6. Aces — Red Devils: Leona Turner 5. Digs — Eagles: Maliyah Magat 7; Red Devils: Lucy Mock 10, Miranda 7. Assists — Eagles: Magat 8, Genesis Miller 5; Red Devils: Jillian Stevens 26. Block points — Red Devils: Cierra San Nicolas 3. Noteworthy — The teams split their weekend DODEA-Japan series.
King def. Perry 25-11, 25-7, 25-16
Saturday at Sasebo Naval Base
Kills — Cobras: Liz Turner 12, McKinzi Dudley 7. Aces — Cobras: Madylyn O’Neill 5. Digs — Cobras: Turner 11, O’Neill 8, Kaylee Albilan 7; Samurai: Towa Absmeyer 5. Assists — Cobras: Maliwan Schinker 14; Samurai: Chelsea Campbell 6, Haleigh Quinn 5. Noteworthy — Cobras improved to 10-0 on the season, one of two unbeaten teams in Japan, the other Seisen.
Humphreys' GianCarlo Rivera spikes against the double block of Osan's M.J. Seibert and Zack Hernandez during Saturday's DODEA-Korea boys volleyball match. The Cougars won in five sets. (Micah Skiles/Special to Stripes)
Humphreys' Kaleb Jett tries to send the ball past Osan's T'zuriel Jennings and M.J. Seibert during Saturday's DODEA-Korea boys volleyball match. The Cougars won in five sets. (Micah Skiles/Special to Stripes)
Osan's Dash DeSilva prepares to spike against Humphreys during Saturday's DODEA-Korea boys volleyball match. The Cougars won in five sets. (Brian McCollum/Special to Stripes)
Osan's T'zuriel Jennings taps the ball over tne net against Humphreys during Saturday's DODEA-Korea boys volleyball match. The Cougars won in five sets. (Brian McCollum/Special to Stripes)
Boys
South Korea
Osan def. Humphreys 11-25, 25-18, 25-18, 16-25, 15-10
Saturday at Camp Humphreys
Kills — Cougars: T’zuriel Jennings 15 in 29 attempts, M.J. Seibert 10 kills in 18 attempts, Dash DeSilva 9 kills in 24 attempts; Blackhawks: Joseph Park 6. Digs — Cougars: DeSilva 16; Blackhawks: Kanon Morrison 6. Assists — Cougars: Zack Hernandez 35.
Seoul International def. Daegu 25-17, 25-14, 25-18
Saturday at Camp Walker
Aces — Warriors: Kadin Marquez 5.
Chadwick def. Osan 25-14, 25-16, 25-9
Friday at Osan Air Base
Assists — Cougars: Hernandez 8. Digs — Cougars: DeSilva 7.
Korea International def. Daegu 25-23, 25-23, 25-14
Friday at Camp Walker
Kills — Warriors: Marquez 8. Aces — Warriors: Marquez 7.
