Spartans senior Liko Soares scored a game high 16 points and Sage Tolentino added 10 points and 16 rebounds to help No. 2 Maryknoll claim its second consecutive Snapple/HHSAA Division I Boys Basketball State Championship with its 46-33 win over No. 1 Kamehameha.
Maryknoll, Moanalua, Waiakea, and King Kekaulike all advanced in single elimination first round playoff games to secure their spot in the state tournament Quarterfinal.
Players will participate in 40/20/10-yard dashes as well as other combine events and then divided into their position groups for specific drills. Time will also be allotted for college coaches for individual workouts.
It took defending Florida 7A state champion St. Thomas Aquinas to end the vaunted Saint Louis Crusaders 38-game winning streak with a 35-19 victory in the GEICO State Champions Bowl Series on Saturday at Fertitta Field in Las Vegas.
University of Oregon offensive lineman Penei Sewell and Alabama quarterback Tua Tagovailoa have been selected as co-recipients of the 2019 Polynesian College Football Player of the Year Award.
St. Louis School is expected to officially accept an invitation to compete in the Geico State Champions Bowl Series later this month, and are believed to be heading to Las Vegas for the exhibition game.
The Kahuku Red Raiders (9-3) and St. Louis Crusaders (11-0) will add the newest chapter to one of prep football’s oldest rivalries next weekend, when the teams battle for the Open Division State title.
The First Hawaiian Bank/HHSAA 2019 Football State Championships continue this weekend with state semi-final games taking place across all three divisions and on the islands of Oahu, Kaua’i, and Maui.
The first round of the 2019 First Hawaiian Bank/HHSAA Football State Championships takes place this weekend, when OIA Division I runner up’s Leilehua (9-2) head to the Valley Isle for a showdown against the Baldwin bears (5-4).
Coaches from around the state gathered on Sunday at Aloha Stadium to address the media ahead of the First Hawaiian Bank/HHSAA 2019 Football State Championships.
The Crusaders dominance on the gridiron continued on Friday night with a 21-14 victory over Punahou to capture the ILH Open Division title, while extending their consecutive winning streak to 36 games.
Saint Louis star linebacker Nick Herbig has been suspended ahead of Friday night’s ILH Open Division game against Punahou following an off campus altercation.
Punahou ended Kamehameha’s season with a 47-20 win and will advance to play the No. 1 ranked St. Louis Crusaders next weekend for the ILH Open Division Championship. The Iolani Raiders defeated Damien 21-14 to secure the lone ILH berth in the Division I playoffs.
After weeks of playing highly contested, thrilling games throughout the regular season, three OIA champions will be crowned Saturday night at Aloha Stadium.
#8 Leilehua fought off a gritty Waipahu Marauder team 13-7 in a defensive battle in Wahiawa. In Salt Lake the #7 Moanalua Menehune overcame a slow start to put away the Kailua Surfriders 21-14 to secure their rematch with the Mules.
Monarchs running back Aperamo Sulu led the way for Damien rushing for 114 yards and a touchdown in the 17-22 win over the Menehune, handing Moanalua their first loss of 2019.
Surfriders running back Samson Rasay eludes defenders during home-coming game against Castle. Rasay totaled 190 rushing yards and a pair of touchdowns to secure Kailua's spot in the Division I OIA playoffs following a 26-21 win over Castle.
On the outer islands a pair of top ten teams secured big victories to remain undefeated on the season. #13 Kamehameha survives physical contest in Waianae.
“Being away is a challenge for both myself and the family," said Terrell Senior. "With Junior having to pickup a lot of things that I have left for him, its been tough watching him grow from a far but its been nice being back and watching these highlights in real time.”
The Trojans offense struggled to move the ball against a physical and rangy Bosco defense, falling 42-10 against the No. 3 ranked high school football team in America.
Week seven of high school football kicked off on Friday night with several undefeated teams earning key victories an certain teams tightening the race in Division I.
“We don’t make millions of dollars like college coaches, but to see your players go on and excel in what they chose to do, gives me a lot of satisfaction.”
The #5 Kahuku Red Raiders delivered a statement victory on the North Shore with a 35 -7 win over the #4 Campbell Sabers, in a huge Division I showdown.
The Crusaders cruised to a 31-19 victory over the #16 nationally ranked Bishop Gorman Gaels from Neveda, in a prime time matchup at Aloha Stadium as part of the Aloha football Classic.
The defending OIA Open Division champions secured a 32-0 statement victory at home to start their season with a pair of wins against consecutive top five ranked teams.
Searider quarterback Sheldon McLeod threw for 230 yards and three touchdowns, while running back Alvin Quisquirin-Sabagala ripped through the Marauder defense for 148 yards on the ground and a score.
