Trojans finish second
St. Anthony High School players meet on the mound at Les Murakami Stadium during Saturday’s 1-0 loss to Kauai in the Wally Yonamine Foundation Division II State Championships final. The Trojans were making the school’s first appearance in a team state title game.
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HONOLULU — In oh so many ways, it was over all too fast for the St. Anthony High School baseball team.
The Trojans gave up one run in the top of the first inning and lost 1-0 to Kauai in the Wally Yonamine Foundation Division II State Championships title game on Saturday at Murakami Stadium.
It took just one hour and 41 minutes, and it turned out that wasn’t enough time for the Trojans’ bats to get going against Kauai senior left-hander David Jordan Buster, who pitched a three-hitter with eight strikeouts and one walk.
That barely overshadowed the eight-hitter pitched by St. Anthony senior right-hander Michael Jahns, who struck out three and walked one.
‘‘The game could have gone either way,’’ Kauai coach Hank Ibia said. ‘‘Their pitcher threw well, our pitcher threw one pitch better.’’
St. Anthony coach Shane Dudoit said Buster was not untouchable.
‘‘He wasn’t,’’ Dudoit said. ‘‘We just weren’t able to execute. You
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