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King Kekaulike High School junior Travis Brittain was the top finisher from the Maui Interscholastic League at the Hawaii Army National Guard/HHSAA Bowling State Championships on Friday, finishing in 24th place at Schofield Bowling Center on Oahu.

King Kekaulike High School junior Travis Brittain was the top finisher from the Maui Interscholastic League at the Hawaii Army National Guard/HHSAA Bowling State Championships on Friday, finishing in 24th place at Schofield Bowling Center on Oahu.

Brittain finished with an eight-game total of 1,365. Pearl City’s Jayden Kadooka won the boys individual title at 1,683.

Hawaii Baptist won the boys team title with a total of 7,111. MIL champion Baldwin placed ninth with 5,341.

Brayden Gaoiran led the Bears with a seven-game total of 999 for 74th place individually. Other Baldwin bowlers included Bryceson Gaoiran (6 games, 833), Micah Anakalea Jr. (7 games, 939), Chase Nozaki (6 games, 763), Kamuela Dahilig (2 games, 235), and substitutes Landon Dela Cruz (1 game, 127), Ashton Echalas (2 games, 221), Chayven Rosetes (3 games, 373) and Elias Tokuoka (six games, 851).

Other MIL bowlers in the boys competition were Kamehameha Maui’s Reel Yoshida (1,114), Chaycen Cabanas (1,091) and James Angell (909).

In the girls competition, Baldwin’s Gabrielle Madariaga was the highest MIL placer, finishing 47th at 1,051. Pearl City’s Samantha Kanehailua (1,543) won her second individual state title while leading the Chargers to the team title at 6,579.

MIL team champion Kamehameha Maui placed 10th with a total of 4,200. The Warriors team comprised Layla Racadio (7 games, 804), Brooklyn Urayanza (5 games, 565), Sofia Abernathy (5 games, 549), Marley Aldis-Kawaakoa (5 games, 522), Staysia Haleakala (5 games, 513) and substitutes Alyssa Mateo (5 games, 533), Samanatha Abernathy (4 games, 377) and Bailey Baybayan (4 games, 337).

Madariaga was joined by Bears teammates Brie-Ann Fukutomi (994), Taylor Deocares (887) and Leasha Alapai (877), while Maui High’s Kelela Gaspar totaled 894 pins.

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