Mitchell Kauweloa drove in three runs as Kamehameha handed Iolani its first loss of the season with a 9-6 victory in an Interscholastic League of Honolulu baseball game at the Raiders' field.

"Every win is a big win in the ILH," Kamehameha coach Vern Ramie said. "There is a lot of parity in the league this year. On any day, anyone can beat anyone. We got a long way to go, but hopefully this is the win that can get us rolling.

Piikea Kitamura batted 2 for 3 for the Warriors (2-3), who scored nine runs on just five hits.

"We got some timely hitting today, that's one thing that we haven't been doing," Ramie said. "We got some two-out basehits today."

Wally Marciel doubled and homered for the Raiders (4-1). Reyn Nagamine batted 3 for 3, and Brett Hasegawa went 2 for 4 for Iolani.

KAMEHAMEHA (2-3) 230 012 1—9 5 2

IOLANI (4-1) 112 002 0—6 8 2

Waylen Sing Chow, Christopher Pascua (3), Ashkhon Kuhaulua (6) and Stuart Kam. Chris Johnson, Jon Okada (2), Kelsey Outram (5), Kela Marciel (6) and Jarvis Nohara. W—Pascua. L—Johnson. S—Kuhaulua.

Leading hitters: Kamehameha—Mitchell Kauweloa 1-3, double, 3 RBIs; Piikea Kitamura 2-3. Iolani—Wally Marciel 2-4, homer, double, RBI; Reyn Nagamine 3-3; Brett Hasegawa 2-4.

MID-PACIFIC 7, DAMIEN 5

Adam Tamashiro batted 3 for 4 and drove in three runs, helping Mid-Pacific rally from a 5-2 deficit.

Aaron Fujiki had two RBIs for the Owls, who scored five runs in the top of the seventh.

TJ Esclito doubled and tripled, and Scotty Taleasea drove in two runs for Damien.

MID-PACIFIC (3-1) 100 001 5—7 10 1

DAMIEN (2-2) 101 030 0—5 10 3

Matthew McDaniel, Robert Dittrick (4), Kase Kaneko (6) and Aaron Fujiki. Robert Quizon, Evander Ledward (7) and Kai Higa. W—McDaniel. L—Ledward. S—Kaneko.

Leading hitters: Mid-Pacific—Fujiki 2 RBIs; Adam Tamashiro 3-4, double, 2 RBIs. Damien—TJ Esclito 2-3, double, triple; Higa 2-4, RBI; Scotty Taleasea 2 RBIs; Lyle Nishikawa double; Travis Derby double.

Reported by Pua Hayashi

PAC-FIVE 6, SAINT LOUIS 4

Kama Moises had three hits and Tony Onitsuka added two hits and two RBIs to lift Pac-Five to an ILH victory.

Micah Mamiya had two hits and two RBIs for Saint Louis.

PAC-FIVE (3-2) 000 301 2—6 9 3

SAINT LOUIS (1-3) 000 030 1—4 8 0

Spencer Kim, Samson Aina (5) and Aaron Chilcote. Cameron Bayne, Rick Miyamoto (6) and Keoni Haina. W—Aina. L—Miyamoto.

Leading hitters: Pac-Five—Ross Yamato double; Kama Moises 3-4; Tony Onitsuka 2-3, 2 RBIs; Kendal Tanigawa triple. Saint Louis—Micah Mamiya 2-4, 2 RBIs; Justin Doane 2-3; Danny Higa double.

Reported by Gail Juan

OIA

KAILUA 10, KAHUKU 4

Kili Vierra gave up three runs over six innings to carry host Kailua to an O'ahu Interscholastic Association victory.

Preston Nakata, Aaron Kunioka, Patrick Murphy and Kainoa Uemoto each paired hits for the Surfriders, who improved to 4-1.

Gary Nagy and Chico Ramirez each had two hits, and M.J. Sabido drove in two runs for the Red Raiders.

KAHUKU (2-2) 100 020 1— 4 8 3

KAILUA (4-1) 330 004 X—10 11 2

Ben Wallace, Keola Kahele (5) and M.J. Sabido. Kili Vierra, Zach Akamine (7) and Rayner Yokoi. W—Vierra. L—Wallace.

Leading hitters: Kahuku—Gary Nagy 2-4, double; Chico Ramirez 2-2; Sabido triple, 2 RBIs. Kailua—Preston Nakata 2-2, double, RBI; Aaron Kunioka 2-3, RBI; Patrick Murphy 2-3, double, RBI; Kainoa Uemoto 2-2, RBI.

Reported by Tom Ishigo