When a player goes against his coach's game plan, things usually go wrong.

Not the case for the Kamehameha Schools boys basketball team, which beat visiting Saint Louis, 54-49, in overtime last night.

Randy Cummings received a pass on the left wing and hit the go-ahead 3-pointer with 18 seconds left in overtime as the Warriors improved to 10-0 in the Interscholastic League of Honolulu.

"I was ready to choke his neck when he shot the ball. But he made it so I love him," Warriors coach Jesse Nakanishi said. "We were trying to set up for the last shot, but he's a real confident player and he's worked hard on his shot, so he took it upon himself."

Saint Louis' Jeremiah Masoli missed a 25-footer on the next possession and the Warriors' Rykin Enos was fouled and hit two free throws with 6 seconds left for the final margin.

On Cummings' 3-pointer, Andrew Godinet dribbled past half court, stumbled in the paint after being confronted by a couple of Saint Louis defenders and passed to his wide-open teammate.

"Coach drew up a play where he wanted us to run down the clock as much as possible and look for only layups," said Cummings, who finished with six points.

"But when I saw myself open ... it's one of those moments where you're not thinking anything at all, you're just in the moment. I just followed through and thankfully it went it."

In regulation, Enos hit a spinning floater from the right side of the lane with 7 seconds remaining to tie it at 45.

"The lane was open so I figured I'd take it and drive," said Enos, who hit a similar shot to beat Iolani on Jan. 21.

The Crusaders' Cole Shidaki missed a 3-pointer from the left baseline just before the buzzer.

Enos finished with 16 points for Kamehameha and Jacob Ho added 10.

Saint Louis' largest lead was 33-26 with 4:18 left in the third quarter, but the Warriors scored seven in a row to tie it with 1:09 left in the period.

Saint Louis (6-4) hurt itself by hitting only 11 of 26 free-throw attempt, including 4 of 13 in the fourth period and overtime.

"We had a lot of chances," Saint Louis coach Delbert Tengan said. "We couldn't close the deal at the free-throw line. We had a 7-point lead and we didn't take care of the ball."

SAINT LOUIS (6-4) 10 11 15 9 4—49

KAMEHAMEHA (10-0) 13 8 12 12 9—54

SAINT LOUIS—Ricksson Pacarro 0, Kuli'a Aiona 4, John Quindara 3, Kawika Kekuawela 0, Scott Smith 12, Cameron Bayne 4, Joshua Yuen 0, Cole Shidaki 4, Mona Aigamaua 0, Kalua Noa 0, Jeremiah Masoli 13, Elliott Purcell 4, Jamison Miller 5. Totals 17 11-26 49.

KAMEHAMEHA—Randy Cummings 6, Jesse Moniz 2, Brandon Ahlo 0, Andrew Godinet 5, Mitchell Kauweloa 8, Jacob Ho 10, Pono Hanson 2, Rykin Enos 16, Jay Kauka 0, Kanoa Mokiao 0, Kea Smith 5, Treston Rego 0. Totals 16 17-26 54. 3-point goals—Saint Louis 4 (Masoli 3, Shidaki 1). Kamehameha 5 (Enos 2, Godinet 1, Ho 1, Cummings 1.

IOLANI 69, MARYKNOLL 48

Kawika Shoji scored 21 points as the Raiders defeated the Spartans.

IOLANI (8-2) 11 12 17 29—69

MARYKNOLL (3-7) 9 9 6 24—48

IOLANI—Kela Marciel 0, Vinny Nip 4, Barry Kang 6, Ryan Dung 10, Case Miyahira 8, Taylor Mounts 1, Kekai Kealoha 0, Kawika Shoji 21, Berton Wong 0, Brandon Ball 0, Jon Takamura 4, Liloa Nobriga 6, Blayne Yama 3, Wally Marciel 6. Totals 21 22-29 69.

MARYKNOLL—Tyler Tsukazaki 14, Chris Hsia 4, Tommy Nguyen 3, Simeon Ke-Paloma 2, Richardson Talavera 0, Rian Huizingh 1, Garrick Chock 0, Javen Correira 0, Travis Liu 10, Zachary Misajon 5, Jordan Ho-Ching 5, Richard Herring 4. Totals 12 23-24 48. 3-point goals—Iolani 5 (Dung 1, Miyahira 2, Shoji 2). Maryknoll 1 (Liu 1).

DAMIEN 39, MID-PACIFIC 35

Mana Mikaele scored 11 points as the Monarchs won their first game of the season.

DAMIEN (1-10) 16 5 10 8—39

MID-PACIFIC (1-10) 9 15 6 5—35

DAMIEN—Nikko Romuar 3, Kama Bailey 1, Winnie Gapuz 3, Matt Gochenouer 0, Tony Cerezo 3, Aminis Thompson 4, Haku Correa 0, Kenneth Rossi 0, Mike Sipili 10, Mana Mikaele 11, Sione Tau 4. Totals 14 7-16 39.

MID-PACIFIC—Sampson Won 9, Marcus Holyfield 17, Jaime Rivera 0, Daniel Gordon 3, Robert Hsu 0, Jarryd Yasui 0, Kellar Ellsworth 6, Tiger Hill 0, Sililo Pale 0. Totals 12 9-14 35. 3-point goals—Damien 4 (Romuar, Cerezo, Sipili, Mikaele). Mid-Pacific 2 (Holyfield, Gordon).

OIA EAST

ROOSEVELT 55, KAHUKU 53

Roosevelt's Kerstan Ho made a running 5-footer with one second left in overtime, handing Kahuku its first loss of the season in the Oahu Interscholastic Association Eastern Division.

Ho scored 17 and Keo Keola added 16 for the Rough Riders. Kahuku's Okesene Ale, who scored 26, made a basket with four seconds left to send it to overtime tied at 48.

KAHUKU (10-1) 19 10 9 10 5—53

ROOSEVELT (7-4) 11 13 17 7 7—55

KAHUKU—Pele Soliai 0, Kaulin Krebs 0, Iona Teriipaia 0, Devin Unga 9, Shiloah Te'o 6, Okesene Ale 26, Kevin Unga 2, Manti Te'o 4, Jacob Kahawaii 4, Charles Bell 2. Totals 19 11-12 53.

ROOSEVELT—Kila Delovio 9, Robbie Fukuhara 2, Jayson Tasaka 2, Jeremy Harvest 4, Kerstan Ho 17, Keo Keola 16, Kaipo Spencer 2, Troy Quon 3. Totals 22 8-19 55. 3-point goals—Kahuku 4 (Ale 3, S. Te'o 1). Roosevelt 3 (Ho 3). JV—Kahuku 61, Roosevelt 41

KALAHEO 71, FARRINGTON 58

Mana Guerreiro scored 12 points and Kahua Hollinger added 11 to lift the Mustangs past the Governors.

FARRINGTON (3-8) 10 6 18 24—58

KALAHEO (8-3) 26 12 13 20—71

FARRINGTON—Nathan Serdenia 9, Elijah Filifili 7, Elijah Lesu 5, Winston Matas 10, Randy McKee 0, Jeff Valoria 5, Rey Bartian 4, Ziggy Muramoto 3, Jarret Gabriel 4, Devan Selman 0, Michah Kalingo 5, Cody Hua 0, Glenn Ernest 6. Totals 22 9-13 58.

KALAHEO—Elias David 9, Chris Tumaneng 5, Koa Siliga 0, Donte Price 3, Mana Guerreiro 12, Kahua Hollinger 11, Jacob Anderson 0, Marvin Judd 7, Cheynne Lishman 8, Jeff Whitworth 4, Chase Moses 2, Cliffton Pires 0, Deaux Burns 2, Tyler Caswell 8. Totals 19 30-39 71. 3-point goals—Farrington 5 (Kalingo 1, Muramoto 1, Valoria 1, Filifili 1, Serdenia 1). Kalaheo 3 (Lishman 2, Guerreiro 1). JV—Kalaheo 69, Farrington 59

KAISER 54, CASTLE 47

Andrew Wingert scored 19 and Rayce Chun-Ming added 15 for the Cougars.

KAISER (4-7) 9 22 10 13—54

CASTLE (4-7) 11 15 9 12—47

KAISER—Scott Uehara 5, Kalani Calizar 3, Kenneth Kamauoha 0, Timothy Phillips 0, Andrew Wingert 19, Keoki Leong 0, Andy Uehara 0, Adam Aila 7, Jake Esteban 5, Dustin Chang 0, Noel Okuma 0, Rayce Chun-Ming 15. Totals 17 17-33 54.

CASTLE—Eric Tom 0, Matt Kodama 2, Tyler Kanemori 0, Scott Keiter-Charles 14, Micah Clore 0, Keanu Bruhn-Nakihei 4, Bryce Kalauoka'aea 10, Barron Meyer 6, Alika Kalopodes 6, Kyle Kia 5. Totals 16 12-23 47. 3-point goals—Kaiser 3 (Esteban, Aila, Wingert). Castle 3 (Kalauoka'aea 2, Meyer 1). JV—Castle 33, Kaiser 29

KAIMUKI 83, KALANI 59

Thomas Pyo and Beau Albrechtson each scored 15 points for the Bulldogs.

KALANI (1-10) 12 16 15 16—59

KAIMUKI (9-2) 19 23 18 23—83

KALANI—Brandon Liao 4, Troy Kashiwabara 0, Jeff Khautakoun 13, Jonah Letoto 8, Max Fujio 3, Holu Ka'aihue 8, Josh Markwith 19, Daniel Morisato 4, Chris Preper 0, Brandon Cabacungan 0. Totals 16 21-29 59.

KAIMUKI—Daniel Colon 8, Alika Higa 4, Craig Cabudol 0, Brandon Madamba , Bryan Lim 0, Shadrach Ramos-Dias 9, Thomas Pyo 15, Phillip Miyasaka 5, Keone Reyes 17, Swaine Seto-Mook 4, Shaun Dela Cazada 2, Jarett Shiu 4, Beau Albrechtson 15. Totals 34 11-14 83. 3-point goals—Kalani 6 (Letoto 2, Markwith 2, Liao 1, Khautakoun 1). Kaimuki 4 (Pyo 3, 1 Miyasaka). JV—Kaimuki 56, Kalani 31

MOANALUA 55, MCKINLEY 35

Wayne West scored 15 of his 20 points in the second half as Na Menehune beat the Tigers.

MCKINLEY (6-5) 6 9 10 10—35

MOANALUA (9-2) 10 13 9 23—55

MCKINLEY—Bryce Ishikawa 0, Dat Vo 4, Earvin Sione 5, Nainoa Lessary 8, Jefferson Pou 4, Oliver Diguc 7, Jonathan Lee 7. Totals 12 10-16 35.

MOANALUA—Bao Jun Lei 11, Stephen Kina 5, Jay Yoshizawa 2, Paul Wasada 0, Eric Garcia 0, Stevie Austin 8, Casey Shuler 0, Stanford Leti 2, Chris Holt 3, Wayne West 20, Tyler Thorton 0, Jehan Brown 2, Savaii Eselu 2. Totals 23 2-4 55. 3-point goals—McKinley 1 (Sione). Moanalua 7 (West 3, Austin 2, Kina 1, Holt 1). JV—score not available.

Reach Kyle Sakamoto at ksakamoto@honoluluadvertiser.com.