KEAAU — Mykala Tokunaga promises Kamehameha doesn’t have to do anything special to keep things interesting, but these days this is what passes as drama for the Warriors.
It would be an exaggeration to say the game was hanging in the balance, but Kamehameha had to fight and scratch out a rally in the sixth inning Thursday to avoid what would have been their first full BIIF game of the season, beating Hilo 11-1 on its field.
Is a walk-off TKO a thing? Could the Warriors (7-0), who have outscored their opponents 101-9, compile an entire season of TKOs and never see the seventh inning.