KEAAU — Even when Kamehameha is struggling to find its shot, the team’s defensive intensity never drops off, and that’s largely due to sisters Caitlin and Camille Poe.
Behind a tenacious full-court press, the Warriors got turnover after turnover and defeated Waiakea 45-27 in a BIIF basketball game on Monday night at Koaia Gym.
Jordyn Mantz cleaned the glass and led the way with 10 points for Kamehameha (2-0), which converted 36 percent (17 of 47) from the field and had nice offensive balance.
Camille, a sophomore, added eight points, her senior sister Caitlin had six points, and Taylor Sullivan added seven points.