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Molokai High School’s Jericho Adolpho dunks during the Farmers’ win over Maui Prep in the MIL Division II tournament semifinals Thursday night at “The Barn” in Hoolehua. RICK SCHONELY photos

The Seabury Hall and Molokai High School boys basketball teams advanced to the Central Pacific Bank/Maui Interscholastic League Division II tournament final with semifinals wins Thursday night at “The Barn” in Hoolehua.

In the first semifinal, Kobe Garcia scored a game-high 16 points to lead the top-seeded Spartans to a 77-19 victory over No. 4 Lanai.

Bromo Dorn added 12 points and Sebastian Peterson scored 10 for Seabury Hall (11-0), which can clinch the MIL’s lone D-II state tournament spot with a win in tonight’s tourney final.

KJ Kanno scored six points to lead the Pine Lads, whose season ends at 6-6.

Seabury Hall’s Sebastian Peterson puts up a fastbreak layup during the Spartans’ semifinal win over Lanai on Thursday.

In the second semifinal, the second-seeded Farmers (9-2) got 17 points from Jericho Adolpho in a 61-42 victory over No. 3 Maui Prep (6-6).

Heath Lopez scored 15 points and Braylen Colon had 12 points to help Molokai earn its spot in the tourney final. A Farmers win tonight would force a winner-take-all overall championship game against Seabury on Saturday.

Na Pueo got 16 points from Kai Shively and 11 from Flynn Williams.

Also on Thursday night, the MIL Division I regular season came to an end with a pair of games — Kamehameha Maui’s 61-31 win over Lahainaluna and Maui High’s 60-55 victory over Baldwin.

The Sabers (3-9) will play at King Kekaulike (4-8) at 1 p.m. on Saturday in the 4/5 play-in game for the CBP/MIL D-I tournament. The winner will advance to face the top-seeded Bears (10-2) at 6 p.m. in the semifinals Monday at Lahainaluna.

In the other semifinal at 7:30 p.m., the second-seeded Warriors (8-4) will again face the Lunas (5-7), the No. 3 seed.

• SEABURY HALL 77, LANAI 19

Lanai8416–19

Seabury Hall17242016–77

MOLOKAI 61, MAUI PREP 42

Maui Prep614139–42

Molokai19161313–61

• KAMEHAMEHA MAUI 61, LAHAINALUNA 31

LAHAINALUNA (5-7)

Jayah Bayol 0, Ryder Lombardi 0, Kailikea McCabe 2, Erland Pahukoa 0, Nyles Ines 0, Jacques Djurberg 11, Angel Noveda 0, Teva Loft 3, Trasyn Nava 15, Kawika Kaili 0, Aidan Albin 0.

KAMEHAMEHA MAUI (8-4)

Noah Kalehuawehe 3, Kanekoa Maielua-Kekiwi 0, Zachary Pratt 4, Pounamu Kaimikaua 2, Kolten Waikiki-Caldeira 4, Kamahiwa Molitau 11, Cody Gardanier 8, Dylan Schnitzer 17, Imaikalani Kramer 6, Ka’imi Kahalekai 6.

Lahainaluna9886–31

Kamehameha Maui17121913–61

• MAUI HIGH 60, BALDWIN 55, BALDWIN (10-2)

Xyler Nakamura 6, Laa Manangan 4, Chaz Villados 3, Nathaniel Sanchez 3, Evan Manarpaac 0, Casey Talana 12, Jayden Torres-Leeber 19, Trotter Apo 8.

MAUI HIGH (3-9)

Ivan Domingo 22, Rodney Vaka 1, Isacc Domingo 16, Shane Milliet 6, Dansen Agaran 8, EJ Ramones 5, Marley Seacat 0, Sione Ngalu 2, Makoa Lindsey 0.

Baldwin.1711198–55

Maui High2112234–60

• MIL BOYS BASKETBALL STANDINGS

DIVISION I

WLPctGB

x-Baldwin102.833—

KS Maui84.6672

Lahainaluna57.4175

King Kekaulike48.3336

Maui High39.2507

x-clinched regular-season championship

Thursday’s Results

Kamehameha Maui 61, Lahainaluna 31

Maui High 60, Baldwin 55

End of regular season

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