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Links To The 10 Latest 2022 High School Football Stories:
(For previous 2022 high school stories, with coverage starting in March, scroll down to the bottom of this post past the master schedule)
>> FOOTBALL WRAP PART 8: Shang HI Media’s MUST-SEE Video Compilation Of Kahuku’s 20-0 Open State Championship Win Over Punahou (Dec. 15)
>> FOOTBALL WRAP PART 7: Nacnac Productionz’s MUST-SEE VIDEO Compilation Of Konawaena’s 38-28 D-I State Title Win Over Waipahu (Dec. 14)
>> FOOTBALL WRAP PART 6: Shang HI Media’s MUST-SEE Video Compilation Of Waimea’s 45-6 State Title Win Over King Kekaulike
>> FOOTBALL WRAP PART 5: Konawaena Took Oahu By Storm For School’s First D-I State Championship (Dec. 12)
>> FOOTBALL WRAP PART 4: Kahuku Dealt With Intense Pressure En Route To 10th Top-Tier State Championship (Dec. 11)
>> FOOTBALL WRAP PART 3: Coach Kyle Linoz Revived The Pride Of Waimea Football In Grand Fashion (Dec. 10)
>> FOOTBALL WRAP PART 2: Waipahu’s Liatama Uiliata Showed Unique Ability On The Way To Becoming Bedrock’s State Offensive Player Of The Year (Dec. 9)
>> FOOTBALL WRAP PART 1: Kahuku’s Leonard Ah You Was, Literally, The Closer In Second Straight State Championship Season (Dec. 8)
>> 2022 Football Wrap-up: Bedrock’s Final Power 5s And Consensus Top 10 (Nov. 30)
>> Konawaena’s Keoki Alani Is Bedrock’s Outstanding Player of State Championship Weekend (Nov. 29)
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Bedrock Sports Hawaii’s High School Football Final Standings
>> Click on the links below to go to any of the 47 school team pages; there are no team pages for secondary varsity teams at a particular school
>> League won-lost records are followed by overall won-lost records in parentheses
ILH Open Division
>> xyz-Punahou Buffanblu 4-0 (9-2)
>> Saint Louis Crusaders 2-2 (4-5)
>> Kamehameha Warriors 0-4 (0-7-1)
(x-clinched regular season title; y-clinched ILH Open title; clinched state Open tournament berth)
ILH Division I
>> yb-‘Iolani Raiders 2-0 (9-1)
>> Damien Monarchs 0-2 (6-3)
(y-clinched ILH D-I title; b-clinched D-I state tournament berth)
ILH Division II
>> Kamehameha Warriors II 5-0 (5-3)
>> Saint Louis Crusaders II 2-3 (2-5)
>> d-PAC-5 Wolfpack 1-2 (3-5)
>> Punahou Buffanblu II 1-4 (1-6)
(d-clinched D-II state tournament berth)
OIA Open Division
>> xyzq-Kahuku Red Raiders 6-0 (12-2)
>> xz-Mililani Trojans 5-1 (7-5)
>> xz-Campbell Sabers 4-2 (7-4)
>> x-Kapolei Hurricanes 3-3 (6-5)
>> Waianae Seariders 2-4 (3-5)
>> Moanalua Na Menehune 1-5 (2-5-1)
>> Leilehua Mules 0-6 (0-7-1)
(y-clinched OIA Open regular season title; x-clinched OIA Open playoff spot; z-clinched Open state tournament berth; q-won Open state championship)
OIA Division I
>> xyb-Waipahu Marauders 6-0 (11-2)
>> xb-Aiea Na Alii 5-1 (9-4)
>> x-Kailua Surfriders 4-2 (4-4-1)
>> x-Farrington Governors 3-3 (5-6)
>> Roosevelt Rough Riders 1-5 (2-5)
>> Radford Rams 1-5 (2-6)
>> Castle Knights 1-5 (1-8)
(x-clinched OIA D-I playoff spot; clinched OIA D-I regular season title; b-clinched D-I state tournament berth))
OIA Division II
>> xyd-Nanakuli Golden Hawks 7-0 (10-2)
>> x-Pearl City Chargers 6-1 (7-3)
>> xd-Kaiser Cougars 5-2 (6-5)
>> x-Kaimuki Bulldogs 4-3 (4-5)
>> Waialua Bulldogs 3-4 (4-5)
>> Kalani Falcons 2-5 (2-6)
>> Kalaheo Mustangs 1-6 (1-8)
>> McKinley Tigers 0-7 (0-7)
(x-clinched OIA D-II playoff spot; y-clinched OIA D-II regular season title; d-clinched D-II state tournament berth)
BIIF Division I
>> xyzbq-Konawaena Wildcats 8-0 (11-1)
>> x-Hilo Vikings 6-2 (6-4)
>> Keaau Cougars 4-4 (5-4)
>> Kealakehe Waveriders 2-6 (2-6)
>> Waiakea Warriors 0-8 (0-8)
(x-clinched spot in BIIF D-I championship game; y-clinched regular season BIIF D-I title; b-clinched D-I state tournament berth; z-clinched BIIF D-I championship; q-won state Division I championship)
BIIF Division II
>> xyzd-Honokaa Dragons 9-1 (10-2)
>> x-Kamehameha-Hawaii Warriors 9-1 (10-2)
>> Hawaii Prep Ka Makani 6-4 (6-4)
>> Pahoa Daggers 3-7 (3-8)
>> Kohala Cowboys 2-8 (2-9)
>> Ka’u Trojans 1-9 (1-9)
(x-clinched spot in BIIF D-II championship game; y-clinched regular season BIIF D-II title; d-clinched D-II state tournament berth; z-clinched BIIF D-II championship)
MIL Division I
>> xywb-Lahainaluna Lunas 8-0 (9-1) … first round 4-0 … second round 4-0
>> Maui Sabers 6-2 (7-2) … first round 3-1 … second round 3-1
>> Baldwin Bears 0-8 (0-9) … first round 0-4 … second round 0-4
(x-clinched first-round MIL D-I title; y-clinched second-round MIL D-I title; clinched MIL overall regular season first place; b-clinched D-I state tournament berth)
MIL Division II
>> xzd-King Kekaulike Na Alii 3-5 (5-7) … first round 2-2 … second round 1-3
>> y-Kamehameha-Maui Warriors 3-5 (3-7) … first round 1-3 … second round 2-2
(x-clinched MIL first-round D-II title; y-clinched MIL second-round D-II title; z-clinched MIL D-II title; d-clinched D-II state tournament berth)
KIF
>> bz-Kapaa Warriors 5-1 (5-4)
>> dq-Waimea Menehunes 4-2 (9-2)
>> Kauai Red Raiders 0-6 (1-7)
(z-clinched KIF title; b-clinched D-I state tournament berth; d-clinched D-II state tournament berth; q-won Division II state championship)
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Bedrock Sports Hawaii Final Power 5s:
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Bedrock Sports Hawaii’s Football Top 10 (After State Tournament):
>> 1. Kahuku (12-2)
>> 2. Punahou (9-2)
>> 3. Mililani (7-5)
>> 4. Campbell (7-4)
>> 5. Konawaena (11-1)
>> 6. Waipahu (11-2)
>> 7. Kapolei (6-5)
>> 8. Saint Louis (4-5)
>> 9. Aiea (9-4)
>> 10. Waimea (9-2)
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Bedrock Sports Hawaii’s Final Consensus Top 10:
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Bedrock Sports Hawaii’s Final State Football Berth-O-Meter:
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The 2022 Hawaii High School Football Scores
Click the links for game stories (or photo galleries or videos)
Rankings shown are based on ScoringLive.com’s top 10 teams
WEEK 1
THURSDAY, AUG. 4
Nonleague
>> At Farrington 42, Waialua 7 (ESPNHonolulu.com, Nick Abramo)
FRIDAY, AUG. 5
Nonleague
>> At No. 4 Mililani 28, No. 2 Saint Louis 7 (ESPNHonolulu.com, Nick Abramo)
>> No. 7 ‘Iolani 67, at Kaiser 27 (ESPNHonolulu.com, Jarin Kobashigawa)
>> At Kailua 27, Leilehua 27 (ScoringLive.com, Michael Lasquero)
>> Honokaa at Keaau, canceled (COVID-19)
SATURDAY, AUG. 6
Nonleague
>> At No. 1 Kahuku 49, No. 6 Kamehameha 0 (ESPNHonolulu.com, Nick Abramo)
>> Aiea 41, No. 8 Kapaa 17, at Radford High field (ScoringLive.com, Kalani Takase)
>> At No. 10 Kapolei 70, Kealakehe 0 (ScoringLive.com, Michael Lasquero)
>> Waianae 26, at Castle 6 (ScoringLive.com, Leighland Tagawa)
>> At Roosevelt 51, McKinley 7 (ScoringLive.com)
>> Damien 53, Kalaheo 0, at Farrington High field (ScoringLive.com, Brandon Ching)
>> PAC-5 36, Pahoa 0, at Farrington High field (ScoringLive.com, Brandon Ching)
>> Pearl City 33, Kauai 22, at Vidinha Stadium (The Garden Island newspaper, Dennis Fujimoto)
>> Waimea 48, Kaimuki 6, at Hanapepe Stadium (The Garden Island newspaper, Dennis Fujimoto)
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WEEK 2
FRIDAY, AUG. 12
Nonleague
>> Mission Viejo (California) 34, at No. 2 Mililani 21 (ESPNHonolulu.com, Jarin Kobashigawa)
>> At No. 5 Campbell 34, Kailua 0 (ScoringLive.com, Brandon Ching)
>> At No. 6 ‘Iolani 56, Radford 41 (ESPNHonolulu.com, Jarin Kobashigawa)
>> At No. 9 Kapolei 42, Farrington 0 (Spectrum News, Brian McInnis)
>> Waipahu 36, at Leilehua 25 (ESPNHonolulu.com, Nick Abramo)
>> At Granger (West Valley City, Utah) 30, Konawaena 7 (LevelUp YouTube.com channel)
>> Maui 16, Nanakuli 0, at War Memorial Stadium (The Maui News, Rob Collias)
SATURDAY, AUG 13
Nonleague
>> No. 3 Saint Louis 49, Kapaa 6, at Baptiste Sports Complex (The Garden Island newspaper, Dennis Fujimoto)
>> No. 4 Punahou 35, Moanalua 0 (ESPNHonolulu.com, Nick Abramo)
>> No. 8 Lahainaluna 28, Hilo 20, at Wong Stadium (ScoringLive.com, Kalani Takase)
>> At Keaau 36, Kalani 21 (ScoringLive.com, Brien Ing)
>> Damien 18, at Pearl City 14 (ScoringLive.com)
>> PAC-5 41, Kalaheo 0, at Kailua High field (ScoringLive.com, Michael Lasquero)
>> Kauai 56, Baldwin 8, at Vidinha Stadium (The Garden Island newspaper, Dennis Fujimoto)
>> Kamehameha-Hawaii 25, at Kamehameha-Maui 21 (The Maui News, Rob Collias)
>> Warren (Downey, California) 50, at Kamehameha II 0 (KHON2.com, Christian Shimabuku)
>> Waimea 21, at King Kekaulike 10 (The Garden Island newspaper, Dennis Fujimoto)
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WEEK 3
THURSDAY, AUG. 18
BIIF Division II
>> At Honokaa 39, Ka’u 6 (Bedrock Sports Hawaii)
Nonleague
>> No. 4 Punahou 42, at Castle 0
FRIDAY, AUG. 19
OIA Division II
>> At Kaiser 60, McKinley 7 (ScoringLive.com)
BIIF Division I
>> Hilo 52, Kealakehe 2, at Kamehameha-Hawaii field (ScoringLive.com)
BIIF Division II
>> At Kamehameha-Hawaii 45, Hawaii Prep 0 (ScoringLive.com)
MIL
>> At King Kekaulike 27, Baldwin 6 (The Maui News, Rob Collias)
Nonleague
>> At No. 7 Kapolei 27, Aiea 24 (ESPNHonolulu.com, Nick Abramo)
>> Newport Harbor (Newport Beach, California) 26, at Farrington 7 (ScoringLive.com)
SATURDAY, AUG. 20
OIA Open Division
>> At No. 1 Kahuku 41, Waianae 6 (ScoringLive.com, Kalani Takase)
OIA Division II
>> Kalani 28, Kalaheo 7, at Kaiser High field (ScoringLive.com)
>> At Nanakuli 54, Waialua 13 (ScoringLive.com)
>> Pearl City 57, Kaimuki 34, at Farrington High field (ScoringLive.com, Brian Bautista)
BIIF Division I
>> Konawaena 74, at Waiakea 0 (ESPNHonolulu.com, Cole Cabrera)
BIIF Division II
>> At Kohala 36, Pahoa 6 (West Hawaii Today, Tom Linder)
MIL
>> At No. 9 Lahainaluna 17, Maui 10 (The Maui News, Rob Collias)
Nonleague
>> At No. 5 Campbell 51, Waipahu 14 (ScoringLive.com, Michael Lasquero)
>> At Moanalua 16, Damien 7 (ESPNHonolulu.com, Nick Abramo)
>> Kailua at Mililani, canceled (Kailua injuries)
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WEEK 4
THURSDAY, AUG. 25
BIIF Division II
>> At Kamehameha-Hawaii 31, Pahoa 0 (ScoringLive.com)
FRIDAY, AUG. 26
OIA Division I
>> At Waipahu 35, Radford 7 (ESPNHonolulu.com, Cole Cabrera)
OIA Division II
>> Kaimuki 40, Kalani 20, at Kaiser High field (ScoringLive.com)
BIIF Division I
>> At Konawaena 70, Kealakehe 0 (ScoringLive.com)
BIIF Division II
>> At Honokaa 29, Kohala 0 (Hawaii Tribune-Herald, Kelsey Walling)
MIL
>> Maui 44, Baldwin 0, at War Memorial Stadium (The Maui News, Rob Collias)
Nonleague
>> No. 4 Punahou 52, Waianae 7 (ESPNHonolulu.com, Nick Abramo)
>> No. 6 ‘Iolani 31, Castle 7 (ScoringLive.com, Leighland Tagawa)
>> At No. 8 Kamehameha 21, Moanalua 21 (ScoringLive.com, Brandon Ching)
>> Kapolei at Kailua, canceled (Kailua injuries)
SATURDAY, AUG. 27
OIA Open Division
>> At No. 1 Kahuku 57, Leilehua 14 (ScoringLive.com)
>> At No. 2 Mililani 35, No. 5 Campbell 34 (ESPNHonolulu.com, Nick Abramo)
OIA Division I
>> No. 10 Aiea 57, Roosevelt 7, at Radford High field (ScoringLive.com, Brandon Ching)
OIA Division II
>> Pearl City 27, McKinley 7, at Roosevelt High field (ScoringLive.com)
>> Waialua 33, Kalaheo 16, at Kailua High field (ScoringLive.com)
>> At Nanakuli 33, Kaiser 14 (ScoringLive.com, Michael Lasquero)
BIIF Division I
>> Hilo 41, Keaau 16, at Wong Stadium
BIIF Division II
>> At Hawaii Prep 42, Ka’u 20
KIF
>> Kapaa 28, Kauai 7, at Vidinha Stadium
MIL
>> At King Kekaulike 24, Kamehameha-Maui 16 (The Maui News, Rob Collias)
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WEEK 5
THURSDAY, SEPT. 1
BIIF Division II
>> Honokaa 34, at Pahoa 6 (Bedrock Sports Hawaii)
Nonleague
>> No. 9 Aiea 38, at Woodinville (Washington) 14 (Bedrock Sports Hawaii)
FRIDAY, SEPT. 2
OIA Open Division
>> No. 7 Kapolei 35, at Waianae 21 (Honolulu Star-Advertiser, Kyle Sakamoto)
OIA Division I
>> At Kailua 41, Castle 34 (Honolulu Star-Advertiser, Jonathan Chen)
OIA Division II
>> Kaimuki 69, McKinley 20, at Roosevelt High field (ESPNHonolulu.com, Nick Abramo)
>> Kaiser45, at Waialua 28 (ScoringLive.com, Michael Lasquero)
BIIF Division I
>> Konawaena 51, Hilo 6, at Wong Stadium (West Hawaii Today)
>> At Keaau 35, Waiakea 0
MIL
>> Maui 24, King Kekaulike 0, at War Memorial Stadium (The Maui News, Rob Collias)
Nonleague
>> Bishop Gorman (Las Vegas) 56, Saint Louis 14, at Mililani High field (ESPNHonolulu.com, Grant Shishido)
>> Farrington 21, at McMinnville (Oregon) 18 (ScoringLive.com)
>> Radford 42, at Magnolia (Anaheim, California) 6 (Bedrock Sports Hawaii)
SATURDAY, SEPT. 3
OIA Open
>> At No. 2 Mililani 56, No. 10 Moanalua 0 (ScoringLive.com, Michael Lasquero)
>> At No. 3 Campbell 54, Leilehua 7 (ScoringLive.com, Brandon Ching)
OIA Division II
>> Pearl City 44, Kalaheo 0, at Kailua High field (ScoringLive.com)
>> Nanakuli 53, Kalani 20, at Kaiser High field (ScoringLive.com)
BIIF Division II
>> At Hawaii Prep 12, Kohala 7
>> Kamehameha-Hawaii 57, at Ka’u 8 (ScoringLive.com)
KIF
>> Waimea 44, Kauai 0, at Hanapepe Stadium (The Garden Island newspaper, Dennis Fujimoto)
MIL
>> No. 8 Lahainaluna 21, at Kamehameha-Maui 14 (The Maui News, Rob Collias)
Nonleague
>> At No. 1 Kahuku 27, No. 5 Punahou 20 (ESPNHonolulu.com, Nick Abramo)
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WEEK 6
THURSDAY, SEPT. 8
BIIF Division II
>> Hawaii Prep 45, at Pahoa 22
FRIDAY, SEPT. 9
OIA Open Division
>> At Moanalua 27, Leilehua 7 (ScoringLive.com, Kalani Takase)
OIA Division I
>> At Waipahu 43, Farrington 0 (ScoringLive.com, Michael Lasquero)
ILH Division I/II
>> At No. 6 ‘Iolani, 41, Saint Louis II 8 (ESPNHonolulu.com, Cole Cabrera)
OIA Division II
>> At Roosevelt 31, Radford 24 (ESPNHonolulu.com Nick Abramo)
BIIF Division I
>> Konawaena 66, at Keaau 0 (Hilo Tribune-Herald, Kelsey Walling)
BIIF Division II
>> At Honokaa 27, Kamehameha-Hawaii 23
MIL
>> Maui 10, Kamehameha-Maui 3, at War Memorial Stadium (The Maui News, Rob Collias)
SATURDAY, SEPT. 10
ILH Open Division
>> No. 5 Saint Louis 49, at Kamehameha 14 (ESPNHonolulu.com, Grant Shishido)
OIA Open Division
>> No. 1 Kahuku 16, at No. 4 Campbell 6 (ESPNHonolulu.com, Nick Abramo)
>> At No. 3 Mililani 57, Waianae 15
OIA Division I
>> No. 9 Aiea 13, Kailua 7, at Radford High field (ScoringLive.com)
ILH Division I/II
>> Kamehameha II 25, at Punahou II 14
BIIF Division I
>> Kealakehe 18, at Waiakea 16
BIIF Division II
>> At Kohala 36, Ka’u 30
KIF
>> Waimea 7, Kapaa 3, at Baptiste Sports Complex (The Garden Island newspaper, Dennis Fujimoto)
MIL
>> No. 8 Lahainaluna 42, Baldwin 0, at War Memorial Stadium (The Maui News, Rob Collias)
Nonleague
>> At Waialua 22, Molokai 14 (The Maui News, Rob Collias)
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WEEK 7
FRIDAY, SEPT. 16
OIA Division I
>> At Farrington 42, Radford 0 (ScoringLive.com, Brandon Ching)
>> Castle 27, at Roosevelt 24 (ScoringLive.com)
ILH Division I/II
>> Kamehameha II 52, PAC-5 7
>> Saint Louis II 34, at Punahou II 20
OIA Division II
>> Kaimuki 53, at Waialua 33 (ScoringLive.com)
>> Pearl City 27, at Kaiser 21 (ESPNHonolulu.com, Nick Abramo)
>> At Nanakuli 40, Kalaheo 0 (ScoringLive.com)
BIIF Division II
>> At Kamehameha-Hawaii 40, Kohala 0 (ScoringLive.com)
>> At Honokaa 30, Hawaii Prep 6
MIL
>> Kamehameha-Maui 55, Baldwin 19, at War Memorial Stadium (The Maui News, Rob Collias)
Nonleague
>> Mater Dei (Santa Ana, California) 42, No. 3 Mililani 14, at St. John Bosco High field (ScoringLive.com, Michael Lasquero)
>> At Liberty (Henderson, Nev.) 25, Kamehameha 18 (Las Vegas Review-Journal, Damon Seiters)
SATURDAY, SEPT. 17
ILH Open Division
>> No. 2 Punahou 43, No. 5 Saint Louis 19, at Farrington High field (ScoringLive.com, Kalani Takase)
OIA Open Division
>> No. 7 Kapolei 42, at No. 10 Moanalua 17 (ScoringLive.com)
ILH Division I/II
>> No. 6 ‘Iolani 13, Damien 12, at Farrington High field (ScoringLive.com, Kalani Takase)
OIA Division I
>> Waipahu 20, No. 9 Aiea 14, at Radford High field (ESPNHonolulu.com, Nick Abramo)
OIA Division II
>> Kalani 28, McKinley 7, at Roosevelt High field (ScoringLive.com)
BIIF Division I
>> At Keaau 28, Kealakehe 7
>> Hilo 2, at Waiakea 0 (forfeit)
BIIF Division II
>> At Pahoa 40, Ka’u 38
KIF
>> Kapaa 27, Kauai 0, at Baptiste Sports Complex (The Garden Island newspaper, Dennis Fujimoto)
MIL
>> At No. 8 Lahainaluna 28, King Kekaulike 6 (The Maui News, Rob Collias)
Nonleague
>> At St. John Bosco (Bellflower, Calif.) 34, No. 1 Kahuku 7 (ScoringLive.com, Michael Lasquero)
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WEEK 8
THURSDAY, SEPT. 22
OIA Division II
>> At Waialua 36, Kalani 13 (ScoringLive.com)
BIIF Division I
>> At No. 10 Konawaena 86, Kealakehe 0 (West Hawaii Today, Tom Linder)
FRIDAY, SEPT. 23
OIA Open Division
>> No. 1 Kahuku 35, at No. 6 Kapolei 0 (ScoringLive.com, Michael Lasquero)
>> At No. 4 Campbell 51, No. 9 Moanalua 15 (ScoringLive.com, Kalani Takase)
ILH Division I/II
>> At No. 7 ‘Iolani 35, Punahou II 0
OIA Division I
>> Farrington 24, at Castle 20 (ScoringLive.com)
>> Kailua 41, at Radford 14 (ScoringLive.com)
>> At Waipahu 59, Roosevelt 24 (ScoringLive.com, Brandon Ching)
OIA Division II
>> Nanakuli 21, at Pearl City 3 (Bedrock Sports Hawaii, Nick Abramo)
BIIF Division I
>> Hilo 27, at Keaau 24
BIIF Division II
>> At Kamehameha-Hawaii 49, Pahoa 0
MIL
>> King Kekaulike 27, Baldwin 13, at War Memorial Stadium (The Maui News, Rob Collias)
SATURDAY, SEPT. 24
ILH Open Division
>> At No. 2 Punahou 52, Kamehameha 7 (ScoringLive.com)
OIA Open Division
>> At Waianae 20, Leilehua 0 (ScoringLive.com)
ILH Division I/II
>> Saint Louis II 28, PAC-5 0, at Radford High field
>> Damien 32, at Kamehameha II 19
OIA Division II
>> At Kaiser 41, Kaimuki 32 (Bedrock Sports Hawaii, Nick Abramo)
>> Kalaheo 37, McKinley 0, at Kailua High field (ScoringLive.com, Brandon Ching)
BIIF Division II
>> Honokaa 10, at Kohala 7
>> Hawaii Prep 20, at Ka’u 14
KIF
>> Waimea 6, Kauai 0, at Vidinha Stadium (The Garden Island newspaper, Dennis Fujimoto)
MIL
>> No. 8 Lahainaluna 17, Maui 7, at War Memorial Stadium (The Maui News, Rob Collias)
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WEEK 9
THURSDAY, SEPT. 29
BIIF Division II
>> At Pahoa 20, Kohala 12
FRIDAY, SEPT. 30
OIA Open Division
>> At No 3 Mililani 49, Leilehua 14 (ScoringLive.com)
ILH Division I/II
>> PAC-5 28, at Punahou II 20
OIA Division I
>> At Kailua 24, Farrington 13
>> No. 10 Waipahu 60, at Castle 13 (ScoringLive.com)
>> Aiea 68, at Radford 0 (ScoringLive.com)
OIA Division II
>> At Pearl City 17, Kalani 0 (ScoringLive.com, Brandon Ching)
BIIF Division I
>> At No. 9 Konawaena 61, Waiakea 0 (West Hawaii Today, Tom Linder)
>> Hilo 70, at Kealakehe 0
MIL
>> At Kamehameha-Maui 30, King Kekaulike 16 (The Maui News, Rob Collias)
Nonleague
>> St. Frances Academy (Baltimore) 22, at No. 1 Kahuku 15 (Bedrock Sports Hawaii, Nick Abramo)
SATURDAY, OCT. 1
ILH Open Division
>> No. 5 Saint Louis 30, at Kamehameha 7 (ScoringLive.com)
OIA Open Division
>> No. 4 Campbell 38, at No. 6 Kapolei 19 (Bedrock Sports Hawaii, Nick Abram0)
ILH Division I/II
>> At ‘Iolani 37, Kamehameha II 0
>> Damien 28, Saint Louis II 22, at Radford High field
OIA Division II
>> At Waialua 42, McKinley 7 (ScoringLive.com)
>> Kaiser 46, Kalaheo 12, at Kailua High field (ScoringLive.com, Greg Yamamoto)
>> Nanakuli 42, Kaimuki 20, at Roosevelt High field (ScoringLive.com, Michael Lasquero)
BIIF Division II
>> Honokaa 58, at Ka’u 6
>> Kamehameha-Hawaii 41, at Hawaii Prep 0 (ScoringLive.com)
KIF
>> Kapaa 24, Waimea 6, at Hanapepe Stadium (The Garden Island newspaper, Dennis Fujimoto)
MIL
>> Maui 43, Baldwin 0, at War Memorial Stadium (The Maui News, Rob Collias)
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WEEK 10
THURSDAY, OCT. 6
BIIF Division II
>> At Kamehameha-Hawaii 52, Ka’u 0 (ScoringLive.com)
FRIDAY, OCT. 7
OIA Open Division
>> No. 1 Kahuku 60, at Moanalua 7 (HawaiiSportsRadio.com)
>> No. 4 Campbell 49, at Waianae 21 (Honolulu Star-Advertiser, Jonathan Chen)
ILH Division I/II
>> At No. 7 ‘Iolani 42, Damien 13 (Bedrock Sports Hawaii, Nick Abramo)
OIA Division I
>> No. 10 Waipahu 26, at Kailua 16 (Honolulu Star-Advertiser, Paul Honda)
>> Farrington 38, at Roosevelt 30 (ScoringLive.com, Michael Lasquero)
OIA Division II
>> At Kaiser 33, Kalani 16 (ScoringLive.com)
>> At Pearl City 21, Waialua 19 (MyPearlCity.com, Barry Villamil)
BIIF Division I
>> At No. 9 Konawaena 27, Hilo 0 (West Hawaii Today, Tom Linder)
BIIF Division II
>> At Honokaa 47, Pahoa 0
MIL
>> Maui 27, at King Kekaulike 7 (The Maui News, Rob Collias)
SATURDAY, OCT. 8
ILH Open Division
>> At No. 2 Punahou 42, No. 5 Saint Louis 21 (Spectrum News, Brian McInnis)
OIA Open Division
>> No. 3 Mililani 42, at No. 6 Kapolei 21 (Honolulu Star-Advertiser, Kyle Sakamoto)
OIA Division I
>> Aiea 52, at Castle 35 (ScoringLive.com, Brandon Ching)
ILH Division I/II
>> At Kamehameha II 35, Saint Louis II 7
OIA Division II
>> At Nanakuli 68, McKinley 8 (ScoringLive.com)
>> Kaimuki 46, Kalaheo 19, at Farrington High field (ScoringLive.com, Brian Bautista)
BIIF Division I
>> Keaau 48, at Waiakea 12 (Hawaii Tribune-Herald, Kelsey Walling)
BIIF Division II
>> Hawaii Prep 38, at Kohala 7
MIL
>> At No. 8 Lahainaluna 35, Kamehameha-Maui 7 (The Maui News, Rob Collias)
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WEEK 11
THURSDAY, OCT. 13
BIIF Division II
>> At Kamehameha-Hawaii 20, Honokaa 7 (ScoringLive.com)
FRIDAY, OCT. 14
OIA Open Division
>> At No. 6 Kapolei 38, Leilehua 14 (Honolulu Star-Advertiser, Billy Hull)
>> At Waianae 41, Moanalua 32 (Honolulu Star-Advertiser, Kyle Sakamoto)
ILH Division I/II
>> At No. 7 ‘Iolani 49, PAC-5 14 (Honolulu Star-Advertiser)
OIA Division I
>> Aiea 31, at Farrington 10 (Bedrock Sports Hawaii, Nick Abramo)
>> Radford 14, at Castle 13 (Honolulu Star-Advertiser, Jonathan Chen)
BIIF Division I
>> At No. 9 Konawaena 71, Keaau 14 (ScoringLive.com)
>> At Kealakehe 21, Waiakea 14 (ScoringLive.com)
MIL
>> At No. 8 Lahainaluna 35, Baldwin 0 (The Maui News, Rob Collias)
SATURDAY, OCT. 15
ILH Open Division
>> No. 2 Punahou 69, at Kamehameha 7 (Honolulu Star-Advertiser, Jonathan Chen)
OIA Open Division
>> At No. 1 Kahuku 29, No. 3 Mililani 17 (Bedrock Sports Hawaii, Nick Abramo)
ILH Division I/II
>> Punahou II 16, Saint Louis II 14, at Farrington High field
OIA Division I
>> At Kailua 30, Roosevelt 29 (Honolulu Star-Advertiser, Kyle Sakamoto)
BIIF Division II
>> At Ka’u 30, Kohala 20
>> At Hawaii Prep 35, Pahoa 6
KIF
>> Kapaa 28, Kauai 7, at Vidinha Stadium (The Garden Island newspaper, Dennis Fujimoto)
MIL
>> Maui 34, at Kamehameha-Maui 14 (The Maui News, Rob Collias)
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WEEK 12
FRIDAY, OCT. 21
OIA Open Division semifinals
>> At No. 3 Mililani 39, No. 4 Campbell 29 (Bedrock Sports Hawaii, Nick Abramo)
ILH Open Division playoffs
>> No. 5 Saint Louis 42, Kamehameha 30, at Farrington High field (Honolulu Star-Advertiser, Billy Hull)
OIA Division I semifinals
>> At No. 10 Waipahu 33, Farrington 14 (Honolulu Star-Advertiser, Jonathan Chen)
OIA Division II semifinals
>> Kaiser 31, at Pearl City 24, OT (Bedrock Sports Hawaii, Nick Abramo)
>> At Nanakuli 37, Kaimuki 7 (Honolulu Star-Advertiser, Kyle Sakamoto)
BIIF Division I
>> Keaau 23, at Kealakehe 8
>> Hilo 36, Waiakea 0, at Wong Stadium (Hawaii Tribune-Herald, Kelsey Walling)
MIL
>> At Kamehameha-Maui 31, Baldwin 6 (The Maui News, Rob Collias)
SATURDAY, OCT. 22
OIA Open Division semifinals
>> At No. 1 Kahuku 44, No. 6 Kapolei 7 (Bedrock Sports Hawaii, Jonathan Chen)
OIA Division I semifinals
>> Aiea 41, Kailua 0, at Radford High field (Bedrock Sports Hawaii, Nick Abram0)
ILH Division I/II
>> Damien 42, PAC-5 14, at Farrington High field (Honolulu Star-Advertiser, Kyle Sakamoto)
>> At Kamehameha II 35, Punahou II 6
BIIF Division II
>> Kamehameha-Hawaii 56, Kohala 0, at Hawaii Preparatory Academy field (ScoringLive.com)
>> Honokaa 41, at Hawaii Prep 6
>> Pahoa 18, at Ka’u 16
KIF
>> Waimea 7, Kauai 0, at Hanapepe Stadium (The Garden Island newspaper, Dennis Fujimoto)
MIL
>> No. 8 Lahainaluna 42, at King Kekaulike 14 (The Maui News, Rob Collias)
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WEEK 13
FRIDAY, OCT. 28
OIA Open Division Championship Game
>> No. 1 Kahuku 35, No. 3 Mililani 0, at Farrington High field (Bedrock Sports Hawaii, Nick Abram0)
OIA Open Third-Place Game
>> Campbell 49, Kapolei 42, at Nanakuli High field (Bedrock Sports Hawaii)
ILH Division I/II
>> At Kamehameha II 24, Saint Louis II 6
SATURDAY, OCT. 29
ILH Open Division Championship, Game 1
>> No. 2 Punahou 24, No. 5 Saint Louis 8, at Farrington High field (ScoringLive.com, Kalani Takase)
ILH Division I/II
>> Damien 42, at Punahou II 30
OIA Division I Championship Game
>> No. 10 Waipahu 38, Aiea 30, at Mililani High field (Bedrock Sports Hawaii, Nick Abramo)
OIA Division II Championship Game
>> Nanakuli 35, Kaiser 21, at Mililani High field (Bedrock Sports Hawaii, Nick Abram0)
BIIF Division I Championship Game
>> At No. 9 Konawaena 51, Hilo 0 (West Hawaii Today)
BIIF Division II Championship Game
>> Honokaa 19, at Kamehameha-Hawaii 9 (Hawaii Tribune-Herald, Kelsey Walling)
MIL Division II Championship Game
>> At King Kekaulike 28, Kamehameha-Maui 25 (The Maui News, Rob Collias)
KIF
>> Kapaa 3, Waimea 0, at Baptiste Sports Complex (The Garden Island newspaper, Dennis Fujimoto)
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WEEK 14
No games scheduled.
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WEEK 15
FRIDAY, NOV. 11
State Division I first round
>> Aiea 30, at No. 8 Lahainaluna 10 (Bedrock Sports Hawaii, Nick Abramo)
>> At No. 10 Waipahu 49, Kapaa 41 (Bedrock Sports Hawaii, Nick Abramo)
SATURDAY, NOV. 12
State Division II first round
>> Waimea 48, Kaiser 7, at Hanapepe Stadium (Bedrock Sports Hawaii, Nick Abramo)
>> At Nanakuli 38, PAC-5 6 (Bedrock Sports Hawaii, Nick Abramo)
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WEEK 16
FRIDAY, NOV. 18
State Open Division semifinals
>> No. 1 Kahuku 32, No. 4 Campbell 7, at Mililani High field (Bedrock Sports Hawaii, Nick Abramo)
>> No. 2 Punahou 52, at No. 3 Mililani 24 (Bedrock Sports Hawaii, Nick Abramo)
SATURDAY, NOV. 19
State Division I semifinals
>> No. 10 Waipahu 35, at No. 7 ‘Iolani 10 (Bedrock Sports Hawaii, Nick Abramo)
>> At No. 9 Konawaena 27, Aiea 24 (Bedrock Sports Hawaii, Nick Abramo)
State Division II semifinals
>> At King Kekaulike 20, Nanakuli 0 (Bedrock Sports Hawaii, Nick Abramo)
>> Waimea 17, at Honokaa 0 (Bedrock Sports Hawaii, Nick Abramo)
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WEEK 17
FRIDAY, NOV. 25
State Open Division championship game
>> No. 1 Kahuku 20, No. 2 Punahou 0, at Mililani High field (Bedrock Sports Hawaii, Nick Abramo)
SATURDAY, NOV. 26
State Division I championship game
>> No. 9 Konawaena 38, No. 10 Waipahu 28, at Mililani High field (Bedrock Sports Hawaii, Nick Abramo)
State Division II championship game
>> Waimea 45, King Kekaulike 6, at Mililani High field (Bedrock Sports Hawaii, Nick Abramo)
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2022 Bedrock Sports Hawaii Outstanding Players Of The Week
>> WEEK 17: Konawaena’s Keoki Alani Is Bedrock’s Outstanding Player Of State Championship Weekend (Nov. 29)
>> WEEK 16: Konawaena’s Nakoa Ige Is Bedrock Sports Hawaii’s Outstanding Football Player Of WEEK 16 (Nov. 23)
>> WEEK 15: PAC-5’s Blade Kaululaau Is Bedrock Sports Hawaii’s WEEK 15 Outstanding Football Player (Nov. 16)
>> WEEK 14: No games
>> WEEK 13: After Kicking The Title-Winning Field Goal, Kapaa’s Christopher Rapozo Is Bedrock’s WEEK 13 Outstanding Football Player (Nov. 4)
>> WEEK 12: Damien’s AJ Tuifua Is Bedrock’s Outstanding Football Player For WEEK 12 (Oct. 27)
>> WEEK 11: Bedrock’s Outstanding WEEK 11 Football Player Kayman Lewis Of Roosevelt Finishes High School Career In Style (Oct. 20)
>> WEEK 10: Campbell sophomore Quarterback Jaron-Keawe Sagapolutele Is Bedrock’s Outstanding Football Player Of WEEK 10 (Oct. 13 )
>> WEEK 9: Aiea Junior Quarterback Ezekiel Olie Is Bedrock’s Outstanding Football Player of WEEK 9 (Oct. 6)
>> WEEK 8: A ‘Tama-Of-All-Trades’: Waipahu’s Uiliata Can Throw, Too, And Is Bedrock’s Outstanding Player Of WEEK 8 (Sept. 30)
>> WEEK 7: ‘Iolani Kicker Allison Chang Is Bedrock Sports’ Outstanding Player Of WEEK 7 (Sept. 4)
>> WEEK 6: Radford’s Michael Hayslett Is Bedrock Sports Hawaii’s Outstanding Player Of WEEK 6 (Sept. 14)
>> WEEK 5: Kamehameha-Hawaii’s Michael Perry Is 2022’s Third Football Player Of Week From Big Island (Sept. 8)
>> WEEK 4: Mililani Cornerback Jordan Fetu Is Bedrock’s Outstanding Player Of WEEK 4 (Sept. 1)
>> WEEK 3: Honokaa’s Uhane Mock Chew Is Second Straight Player Of the Week From The BIIF (Aug. 25)
>> WEEK 2: Keaau’s Diego Pettypool Selected As Bedrock Sports Hawaii’s Player Of The Week (Aug. 17)
>> WEEK 1: Mililani’s Jabiel Lauvao Is First Bedrock Football Player Of The Week In 2022 (Aug. 10)
2022 Hawaii Football Games Vs. Mainland Teams
>> Friday, Aug. 12: Mission Viejo (California) 34, at Mililani 21
>> Friday, Aug. 12: At Granger (West Valley City, Utah) 30, Konawaena 7
>> Saturday, Aug. 13: Warren (Downey, California) 50, at Kamehameha II 0
>> Friday, Aug. 19: Newport Harbor (Newport Beach, Calif.) 25, at Farrington 7
>> Thursday, Sept. 1: Aiea 38, at Woodinville (Washington) 14
>> Friday, Sept. 2: Bishop Gorman (Las Vegas) 56, Saint Louis 14, at Mililani High School field
>> Friday, Sept. 2: Farrington 21, at McMinnville (Oregon) 18
>> Friday, Sept. 2: Radford 42, at Magnolia (Anaheim, California) 6
>> Friday, Sept. 16: Mater Dei (Santa Ana, California) 42, Mililani 14, at St. John Bosco High (Bellflower, California) field
>> Saturday, Sept. 16: At Liberty (Henderson, Nevada) 25, Kamehameha 18
>> Saturday, Sept. 17: At St. John Bosco (Bellflower, California) 34, Kahuku 7
>> Friday, Sept. 30: St. Frances Academy (Baltimore) 22, at Kahuku 15
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Previous 2022 High School Football Stories
(Scroll up closer to the top of this post to find the 10 latest stories)
>> WATCH: 23 Videos Of Waimea’s 45-6 Win Over King Kekaulike For The D-II State Championship (Nov. 29)
>> SEE: Videos And A Photo Gallery Of Konawaena’s 38-28 Win ver Waipahu For The D-I State Championship (Nov. 29)
>> SEE: Videos And A Photo Gallery Of Kahuku’s 20-0 Victory Over Punahou For The Open State Championship (Nov. 29)
>> FOCUS ON FOOTBALL: Konawaena Makes School History By Edging Waipahu 38-28 For First D-I State Championship (Nov. 27)
>> Waimea Leaves No Doubt By Roaring Past King Kekaulike 45-6 For D-II State Championship (Nov. 26)
>> WATCH: The Full Haka After Kahuku’s 20-0 State Open Division Championship Game Win Over Punahou (Nov. 26)
>> FOCUS ON FOOTBALL: QB Waika Crawford’s Steady Hand Shepherds Kahuku Past Punahou 20-0 For Second Straight Open State Championship (Nov. 26)
>> FOCUS ON FOOTBALL: Punahou Is Last Obstacle Between Kahuku And A Second Straight Open State Championship (Nov. 25)
>> FOCUS ON FOOTBALL: A Common Opponent Tells Us Waipahu Vs. Konawaena Could Be A Blockbuster D-I State Title Game (Nov. 24)
>> Waimea And King Kekaulike To Make Momentous Appearance In D-II Football State Championship Game (Nov. 24)
>> Konawaena’s Nakoa Ige Is Bedrock Sports Hawaii’s Outstanding Player Of WEEK 16 (Nov. 23)
>> SEE: Videos And Photos Of Punahou’s 52-24 Open Division State Semifinal Victory Over Mililani (Nov. 22)
>> SEE: Video And Photo Gallery Of Waipahu’s 35-10 D-I State Semifinal Victory Over ‘Iolani (Nov. 22)
>> WATCH: Video Highlights Of Kahuku’s 32-7 Open Division State Semifinal Victory Over Campbell (Nov. 22)
>> Kale Ane’s Departure From The McKinley Job Brings Total Of Hawaii High School Football Coaching Vacancies To Four (Nov. 22)
>> Neighbor Islands Have Quite A Day In High School Football: Konawaena, Waimea And King Kekaulike Advance (Nov. 20)
>> FOCUS ON FOOTBALL: The Truth Is In The Juice — Tama Uiliata And Waipahu Overpower ‘Iolani In D-I State Football Semifinal (Nov. 19)
>> Alai Williams Gallops For 237 Yards And Punahou Rolls By Mililani 52-24 In State Open Semifinals (Nov. 19)
>> Kahuku Is An Interception Machine In 32-7 Elimination Of Campbell In Open State Football Semifinals (Nov. 18)
>> One Of Preston Taumua’s Greatest Highlights Is How Much He Highlights Others (HawaiiSportsRadio.com, Nov. 18)
>> Six State Football Semifinal Games This Weekend Will Lead To Three Title Games Next Week (Nov. 17)
>> Kapaa Linebacker Solomone Malafu Commits To UCLA (Nov. 17)
>> Aiea Left Tackle Preston Taumua Receives Offer From The Alabama Crimson Tide (Nov. 16)
>> PAC-5’s Blade Kaululaau Is Bedrock Sports Hawaii’s WEEK 15 Outstanding Football Player (Nov. 16)
>> WATCH: 24 Videos Of Waipahu’s 49-41 D-II State First Round Victory Over Kapaa (Nov. 15)
>> FOCUS ON FOOTBALL: With Old-School Backfield, Nanakuli Thunders Past PAC-5 Into State D-II Semifinals (Nov. 14)
>> Kaiser QB Easton Yoshino Ends High School Career Among Hawaii’s Greats (Nov. 14)
>> Aukai Emayo’s 230 Rushing Yards Push Waimea Past Kaiser 48-7 For First Football State Tournament Victory Since 2002 (Nov. 13)
>> Aiea Upends MIL Champ Lahainaluna Handily, 30-10, And Will Visit BIIF Boss Konawaena In State D-I Semis (Nov. 12)
>> ON FOOTBALL: Waipahu Rides A Thoroughbred And Two Other Horses To A Stupendous 49-41 State D-I First-Round Football Shocker Over Kapaa (Nov. 12)
>> Freshly Recovered From A Fractured Kneecap, OIA Title-Winning Ninth-Grade QB Elijah Mendoza Guides Waipahu Into The D-I Football State Championships (HawaiiSportsRadioNetwork.com, Nov. 10)
>> On Eve Of Football State Tournament, Two Teams Whose Seasons Are Done Make It Into Bedrock’s Power 5s (Nov. 10)
>> Keaau In Search Of New Football Coach After Ian Van Cleave’s Departure (Nov. 7)
>> Bits Of Recruiting News: SEC Begins Courting Aiea’s Preston Taumua; Former Saint Louis Slotback Trech Kekahuna Decommits From Wisconsin (Nov. 4)
>> After Kicking The Title-Winning Field Goal, Kapaa’s Christopher Rapozo Is Bedrock’s WEEK 13 Outstanding Football Player (Nov. 4)
>> Kamehameha’s Abu Maafala Out As Football Coach; Search For New Head Man Underway (Nov. 1)
>> WATCH: 4 Videos Of Waipahu’s 38-30 OIA D-I Championship Victory Over Aiea (Nov. 1)
>> SEE: 21 Videos And A Photo Gallery Of Kahuku’s 35-0 OIA Open Championship Game Win Over Mililani (Nov. 1)
>> SEE: 3 Videos And A Photo Gallery Of Nanakuli’s 35-21 Win Over Kaiser For The OIA Division II Title (Oct. 31)
>> Eight Are Great In WEEK 13: Two Days Of Hawaii High School Football League Championships (Oct. 30)
>> Waipahu Storms From Way Behind To Stop Aiea 38-30 For The OIA D-I Football Championship (Oct. 30)
>> Nanakuli Secures OIA D-II Title For ‘The Valley’ By Knocking Off Kaiser, 35-21 (Oct. 29)
>> First Hawaiian Bank/HHSAA Football State Championships Brackets, Matchups Set (Oct. 29)
>> FOCUS ON FOOTBALL: Shaun Niu Grabs The Momentum, Madden Soliai Adds 3 Exclamation Points, And Kahuku Clutches 29th OIA Title (Oct. 29)
>> Campbell Qualifies For States By Holding Off Kapolei 49-42; All Of Friday’s WEEK 13 Scores (Oct. 29)
>> Easton Yoshino And The Kaiser Cougars Are Aiming To Start Strong Saturday (Oct. 28)
>> Damien’s AJ Tuifua Is Bedrock’s Outstanding Player For WEEK 12 (Oct. 27)
>> 8 League Football Titles And 5 State Berths Are On The Line In WEEK 13; Plus, the Latest Power 5s (Oct. 27)
>> Moanalua In Search Of A New Football Coach After Vince Nihipali Steps Down (Oct. 26)
>> SEE: 7 Videos And A Photo Gallery Of Mililani’s 39-29 OIA Open Division Semifinal Victory Over Campbell (Oct. 24)
>> WATCH: 3 Videos Of Aiea’s 41-0 OIA Division I Semifinal Victory Over Kailua (Oct. 24)
>> SEE: 3 Videos And A Photo Gallery Of Kaiser’s 31-24 Overtime OIA D-II Semifinal Win Over Pearl City (Oct. 24)
>> Farrington’s Iapani Laloulu Commits To Oregon And Will Reunite With His Older Brother On The Offensive Line (Oct. 24)
>> Kahuku And Aiea Step Into States With Saturday Wins; All Of The WEEK 12 Scores And WEEK 13 Schedule (Oct. 23)
>> FOCUS ON FOOTBALL: Fueled by Ezra And Elijah Nahoopii-Makakona, Aiea Storms Past Kailua 41-0 And Into OIA D-I Title Game (Oct. 23)
>> FOCUS ON FOOTBALL: Two Defensive Stops Were Crucial In Mililani’s 39-29 OIA Open Semifinal Victory Over Campbell (Oct. 22)
>> Implausible Rally Lifts Kaiser Over Pearl City 31-24 In OT And Into The OIA D-II Final And State Tournament (Oct. 22)
>> A Rock Of A Wide Receiver For Kailua: Senior Nainoa Smith-Akana (HawaiiSportsRadio.com, Oct. 21)
>> WAKE UP IN THE DEN: Hawaii Sports Radio Network Host Kuulei Agbayani And Bedrock Sports Hawaii’s Nick Abramo Talk High School Football (Oct. 20)
>> Six OIA Teams Will Qualify For The Football State Tournament This Weekend; Also, The Consensus Top 10 (Oct. 20)
>> Bedrock’s Outstanding WEEK 11 Football Player Kayman Lewis Of Roosevelt Finishes High School Career In Style (Oct. 20)
>> SEE: 7 Videos And A Photo Gallery Of Kahuku’s 29-17 Football Win Over Mililani (Oct. 18)
>> WATCH: 6 Videos Of Aiea’s 31-10 Football Victory Over Farrington (Oct. 18)
>> All Of The WEEK 11 Scores And The WEEK 12 Schedule; Kailua nips Roosevelt at end, 30-29 (Oct. 16)
>> FOCUS ON FOOTBALL: Assertive Kahuku Defense Takes Control In 29-17 Conquest Of Mililani (Oct 16)
>> FOCUS ON FOOTBALL: ‘The Poncho And Preston Show’ Was A Side Highlight In Aiea’s 31-10 Football Victory Over Farrington (Oct. 15)
>> Lahainaluna Sews Up Spot In Division I States; All Of WEEK 11’s Friday Scores (Oct. 15)
>> FOCUS ON FOOTBALL: The Showdown We’ve All Been Waiting For — No. 2 Mililani at No. 1 Kahuku (Oct. 14)
>> Hawaii Football State Championships Go Through Mililani, Literally: John Kauinana Stadium To Host Most Of The Tournament Games (Oct. 14)
>> WAKE UP IN THE DEN: Hawaii Sports Radio Network Host Kuulei Agbayani And Bedrock Sports Hawaii’s Nick Abramo Talk High School Football (Oct. 14)
>> RECRUITING: Aiea Lineman Preston Taumua Gets Offered By ‘The’ Ohio State University (Oct. 14)
>> Coby Tanioka Is Lighting It Up For The Castle Football Team (HawaiiSportsRadio.com, Oct. 13)
>> Campbell Sophomore Quarterback Jaron-Keawe Sagapolutele Is Bedrock’s Outstanding Football Player Of WEEK 10 (Oct. 13)
>> Bedrock Sports Hawaii’s State Berth-O-Meter And Consensus Top 10 All In One Post (Oct. 12)
>> Bedrock Sports Hawaii Power 5s: Lahainaluna And Honokaa On The Way Up (Oct. 12)
>> RECRUITING: Maryland Offer In Hand, Tuli-Tagovailoa-Amosa Steps In For The Injured Tama Amisone As Kapolei Starting QB (Oct. 10)
>> Aiea, Kailua, Farrington Qualify For OIA Division I Playoffs; All The WEEK 10 Scores and WEEK 11 schedules (Oct. 9)
>> Kahuku Overpowers Moanalua, 60-7 (HawaiiSportsRadio.com, Oct. 8)
>> Campbell, Kapolei And Kaimuki Clinch OIA Football Playoff Spots; All Of Friday’s WEEK 10 Scores (Oct. 8)
>> FOCUS ON FOOTBALL: ‘Iolani Fends Off Pesky Damien To Clinch A State Division I Berth (Oct. 7)
>> Aiea Junior Quarterback Ezekiel Olie Is Bedrock’s Outstanding Football Player Of Week 9 (Oct. 6)
>> Bedrock Sports Hawaii Debuts A Hawaii High School Football Consensus Top 10 (Oct. 6)
>> WAKE UP IN THE DEN: Hawaii Sports Radio Network Host Kuulei Agbayani And Bedrock Sports Hawaii’s Nick Abramo Talk High School Football (Oct. 5)
>> At No. 5, Saint Louis Is Back In Bedrock’s Open Division Power 5; Pearl City Up To No. 2 In D-II (Oct. 5)
>> Listen To Select OIA Sports Broadcasts On Hawaii Sports Radio Network, Including Kahuku At Moanalua Football On Friday
(Oct. 5)
>> After Nearly Vanquishing National No. 3, Kahuku Jumps To No. 26 In MaxPreps Rankings (Oct. 4)
>> WATCH: 4 Videos Of Campbell’s 38-19 Sledgehammah Trophy Victory Over Kapolei Oct. 3)
>> WATCH Videos of Kailua’s 24-13 Football Victory Over Farrington (Oct. 3)
>> Kaiser Clinches Playoff Berth; All The WEEK 9 Scores And The WEEK 10 Schedule (Oct. 2)
>> Campbell Lays Down The Sledgehammah On Kapolei In The Second City, 38-19 (Oct. 2)
>> FOCUS ON FOOTBALL: Kailua’s 24-13 Win Over Farrington In Brute Force Game Evokes Memories Of The OIA Red (Oct. 1)
>> Kahuku Linebacker Leonard Ah You: ‘On That Last Drive, They Shouldn’t Have Scored’ (Oct. 1)
>> Waipahu And Pearl City Clinch Playoff Spots; All Of WEEK 9’s Friday Scores (Oct. 1)
>> National No. 3 St. Frances Rallies Back To Foil An Incredible Football Upset By Kahuku (Sept. 30)
>> Needing 19 More Yards To Reach 1,000, Kaimuki Running Back Ofa Vehikite Could Miss Reset Of Season With Dislocated Elbow (Sept. 30)
>> Nanakuli Powerhouse Nathan Pele-Tukumoeatu Brings Positive Vibes (HawaiiSportsRadio.com, Sept. 29)
>> A Tama-Of-All-Trades: Waipahu’s Uiliata Can Throw, Too, And Is Bedrock’s Outstanding Player Of WEEK 8 (Sept. 29)
>> Nanakuli Zooms To No. 1 Ranking In Bedrock’s Division II Power 5 (Sept. 29)
>> WAKE UP IN THE DEN: Hawaii Sports Radio Network Host Kuulei Agbayani And Bedrock Sports Writer Nick Abramo Discuss The Latest Happenings In Hawaii High School Football (Sept. 28)
>> WATCH: 4 Videos Of Kaiser’s Rally From Behind To Beat Kaimuki, 41-32 (Sept. 27)
>> WATCH: LOT O’ Videos Of Nanakuli’s 21-3 OIA Division II Win Over Pearl City (PART C) Sept. 26
>> WATCH: LOT O’ Videos Of Nanakuli’s 21-3 OIA Division II Win Over Pearl City (PART B) Sept. 26
>> WATCH: LOT O’ Videos Of Nanakuli’s 21-3 OIA Division II Win Over Pearl City (PART A) Sept. 26
>> Photo Gallery Of Kaiser’s 41-32 OIA Division II Comeback Victory Over Kaimuki (Sept. 26)
>> FOCUS ON FOOTBALL: Three Squads Already Locked Into 16-Team Hawaii Football State Championships (Sept. 26)
>> ALL The WEEK 8 Scores And The WEEK 9 Schedule; Lahainaluna Sweeps Season Series Against Maui (Sept. 24)
>> FOCUS ON FOOTBALL: Kaiser’s Second-Half Upsurge Is Enough To Not Let Kaimuki Slip Away (Sept. 25)
>> FOCUS ON FOOTBALL: With Mammoth Moments, Nanakuli Bursts Into First Past Pearl City, 21-3 (Sept. 24)
>> Nanakuli Clinches OIA D-II Playoff Spot; All The Friday WEEK 8 Scores (Sept. 24)
>> The Kahuku Ah You Family’s Legendary Lineage (HawaiiSportsRadio.com, Sept. 22)
>> Bedrock Football Power 5s: Kapolei Enters Open Rankings; Waipahu And Waimea Rise (Sept. 22)
>> Kahuku Players And Fans Make Lasting Impression On St. John Bosco Director Of Football Operations (Sept. 22)
>> ‘Iolani Kicker Allison Chang Is Bedrock Sports’ Outstanding Player Of WEEK 7 (Sept. 21)
>> Photo Gallery Of Punahou’s 43-19 Football Victory Over Saint Louis (Sept. 21)
>> WATCH: 5 Videos Of Pearl City’s Down-To-The-Wire 27-21 Win Over Kaiser (Sept. 20)
>> WATCH: 8 Videos Of Waipahu’s Down-To-The-Wire 20-14 Victory Over Aiea (Sept. 20)
>> FOCUS ON FOOTBALL: The Art Of Holding Down The Fort In The OIA (Part 2, Waipahu Marauders) Sept. 19
>> FOCUS ON FOOTBALL: The Art Of Holding Down The Fort In The OIA (Part 1, Pearl City Chargers) Sept. 19
>> All The WEEK 7 Scores And the WEEK 8 Schedule; Punahou Takes Control In The ILH Open (Sept. 18)
>> Pearl City Stops Kaiser’s Surge As Time Runs Out For A 27-21 Victory (ESPNHonolulu.com, Sept. 17)
>> All Of WEEK 7’s Friday Scores; Pearl City, Nanakuli On Collision Course (Sept. 17)
>> Since 2000, Oahu High School Football Teams Are 52-38 Vs. Mainland Opponents (Sept. 16)
>> Kahuku And Mililani Square Off Against The Nation’s Two Highest-Ranked Teams This Weekend (Sept. 16)
>> Waimea Making Waves Once Again (ESPNHonolulu.com, Sept. 16)
>> Wake Up In The Den: Hawaii Sports Radio Network Host Kuulei Agbayani And Bedrock’s Nick Abramo Discuss High School Football (Sept. 14, Second In A Series)
>> Nanakuli, Waimea, Honokaa And Konawaena Make Waves In This Week’s Bedrock Power 5s (Sept. 14)
>> Radford’s Michael Hayslett Is Bedrock Sports Hawaii’s Outstanding Player Of WEEK 6 (Sept. 14)
>> Photo Gallery Of Saint Louis’ 49-14 Football Win Over Kamehameha (Sept. 13)
>> WATCH: 7 Videos Of Roosevelt’s 31-24 Comeback Victory Over Radford (Sept. 12)
>> SEE: 6 Videos And A Photo Gallery Of Kahuku’s 16-6 Victory Over Campbell In The Slog Bowl (Sept. 12)
>> FOCUS ON FOOTBALL: Slog Bowl To Bosco — Kahuku Prepares To Take On The Nation’s Very Best Team (Sept. 11)
>> All Of The WEEK 6 Scores; Waimea Stuns Kapaa In KIF Showdown; Aiea Edges Kailua (Sept. 11)
>> Red Raiders Slosh And Slip Their Way To A 16-6 Victory Over Campbell (ESPNHonolulu.com, Sept. 11)
>> FOCUS ON FOOTBALL: Tenacious Roosevelt Trips Pesky Radford 31-24 In A Rambunctious Friday Showdown (Sept. 10)
>> Roosevelt Has Final Say In Back-And-Forth Scuffle Against Radford, 31-24 (ESPNHonolulu.com, Sept. 10)
>> All of WEEK 6’s Friday Scores; Honokaa Clutches BIIF D-II Lead By Downing Kamehameha-Hawaii, 27-23 (Sept. 10)
>> Twin Girls Are Among Three Leilehua Offensive Line Siblings (HawaiiSportsRadioNetwork.com, Sept. 10)
>> Punahou Safety Agenhart Ellis IV Continues Family’s ILH Football Legacy (ESPNHonolulu.com, Sept. 9)
>> McKinley Football Coach Kale Ane Striving To Make A Difference In Tigers’ Program (ESPNHonolulu.com, Sept. 8)
>> Kamehameha-Hawaii’s Michael Perry Is 2022s Third Football Player Of Week From Big Isle (Sept. 8)
>> Aiea And Nanakuli Make Upward Move To No. 2 In Bedrock Sports’ Power 5s (Sept. 7)
>> Wake Up In The Den: Hawaii Sports Radio Network Host Kuulei Agbayani And Bedrock’s Nick Abramo Discuss High School Football (Sept. 6, First In A Series)
>> PHOTO GALLERY of Bishop Gorman’s 56-14 Victory Over Saint Louis On Friday (Sept. 6)
>> WATCH: 5 Videos Of Kahuku’s 27-20 Comeback Victory Over Punahou On Saturday (Sept. 5)
>> SEE: 5 Videos Of Kaimuki’s 69-20 Football Victory Over McKinley On Friday (Sept. 5)
>> FOCUS ON FOOTBALL: Kahuku-Punahou Game ‘IS’ Your Father’s High School Football (Sept. 4)
>> Bedrock Sports Hawaii’s WEEK 5 Scores And WEEK 6 Schedule (Sept. 4)
>> Kahuku Scratches Back To Fend Off Major Challenge From Punahou, 27-20 (ESPNHonolulu.com, Sept. 4)
>> FOCUS ON FOOTBALL: Kaimuki Bulldogs Coming On Strong After A Slow Start To 2022 (Sept. 3)
>> WEEK 5: Farrington Rallies In Pacific Northwest; All Of Friday’s Scores And Saturday’s Schedule (Sept. 3)
>> Bulldogs Roll Past Tigers, 69-20 (ESPNHonolulu.com, Sept. 3)
>> Two Kids Named ‘Tama’ Explode On To the Hawaii High School Football Scene At Kapolei And Waipahu (HawaiiSportsRadioNetwork.com, Sept. 2)
>> A-Town Media Captures Na Alii’s 38-14 Football Victory Over Woodinville In Washington; And Honokaa Rolls (Sept. 1)
>> Hulking Offensive Lineman From Florida Finds Football Home At Campbell (ESPNHonolulu.com, Sept. 1)
>> Mililani’s Jordan Fetu Is Bedrock’s Outstanding Player of WEEK 4 (Sept. 1)
>> IRON SHARPENS IRON: Hawaii High School Football Teams Routinely Take On The Country’s Best (ESPNHonolulu.com, Aug. 31)
>> Radford Football Team Will Play At Magnolia Of Anaheim, California, On Friday (Aug. 31)
>> Waipahu And Nanakuli Join The Bunch, With Minimal Other Movement In Bedrock’s Ltest Power 5s (Aug. 30)
>> SEE: 4 Videos And A Photo Gallery Of Mililani’s 35-34 Victory Over Campbell on Saturday (Aug. 29)
>> SEE: 6 Videos And A Photo Gallery Of Punahou’s 52-7 Win Over Waianae On Friday (Aug. 29)
>> ON FOOTBALL: Clean, Strategic, Stirring Football On Display In Mililani’s Tide-Turning 35-34 March Past Campbell (Aug. 28)
>> Trojans Come Out On Top Against The Sabers, 35-34 (ESPNHonolulu.com, Aug. 28)
>> All the WEEK 4 High School Football Scores And The WEEK 5 Schedule (Aug. 28)
>> FOCUS ON FOOTBALL: Punahou Shifts Attention To Next Saturday’s High-Stakes Showdown At Reigning Open State Champ Kahuku (Aug. 27)
>> Friday’s WEEK 4 High School Football Scores And Saturday’s Schedule (Aug. 27)
>> Punahou Puts On Dominant Performance Against The Seariders, 52-7 (ESPNHonolulu, Aug. 27)
>> INTO THE FRAY: Moanalua And Damien Go Forth With Freshmen Quarterbacks (ESPNHonolulu.com, Aug. 25)
>> Honokaa’s Uhane Mock Chew Is Second Straight Player Of The Week From The BIIF (Aug. 25)
>> PAC-5 Makes Largest Jump In Bedrock’s Power 5s Football Rankings After WEEK 3 (Aug. 23)
>> WATCH: 8 Videos of Kapolei’s 27-24 Win Over Aiea On Friday (Aug. 22)
>> SEE: 5 Videos And A Photo Galler Of Moanalua’s 16-7 Victory Over Damien (Aug. 22)
>> Bedrock’s WEEK 3 Scores And WEEK 4 Schedule (Aug. 21)
>> Monarchs Fall Short To Na Menehune, 16-7 (ESPNHonolulu.com, Aug. 21)
>> FOCUS ON FOOTBALL: No-Quit Na Alii’s Gutsy Rally Falls Short; Coach ‘Obi-Wan’ Say Imparts His Wisdom (Aug. 20)
>> Hurricanes Remain Unbeaten By Holding Off Late Aiea Rally, 27-24 (ESPNHonolulu.com, Aug. 20)
>> Friday’s High School Football Scores And Saturday’s Schedule (Aug. 20)
>> Thursday Night Football: Punahou and Honokaa Rack Up Dominant Victories (Aug. 19)
>> Keaau’s Diego Pettypool Selected As Bedrock Sports Hawaii’s Player Of The Week (Aug. 17)
>> Waipahu, Damien, Kamehameha-Hawaii And PAC-5 Enter Bedrock Sports Hawaii’s Power 5s (Aug. 17)
>> FOCUS ON FOOTBALL: Looking Forward To The Day When State Football Doesn’t Need Sacrificial Lambs (Aug. 16)
>> FOCUS ON FOOTBALL: These Leilehua Mules Boys (And Girls) Will Continue To Fight (Aug. 15)
>> SEE: 6 Videos And A Photo Gallery Of Punahou’s 35-0 Victory Over Moanalua (Aug. 15)
>> SEE: 5 Videos Of Waipahu’s 36-25 Victory Over Leilehua (Aug. 15)
>> WEEK 2 Is In The Books: Bedrock Has All The Scores And Next Week’s Schedule (Aug. 14)
>> FOCUS ON FOOTBALL: There’s No Doubt That The Moanalua Football Team Will Persist After Season-Opening Loss (Aug. 14)
>> Punahou Gets Season Opening Win Over Moanalua, 35-0 (ESPNHonolulu.com, Aug. 14)
>> FOCUS ON FOOTBALL: Waipahu’s Liatama Uiliata Radiates 2-Way, Next-Level Talent (Aug. 13)
>> Marauders Hold Off Mules 36-25 (ESPNHonolulu.com, Aug. 13)
>> Bedrock’s WEEK 2 Friday Night Football Scores And Saturday’s Schedule (Aug. 13)
>> SEE: 11 Photos Of Warren Bears At Saint Louis Crusaders Scrimmage On Wednesday (Aug. 12)
>> Mililani’s Jabiel Lauvao Is First Bedrock Football Player Of The Week In 2022 (Aug. 10)
>> Aiea Climbs To No. 1 In Bedrock Sports Hawaii’s D-I Power 5 (Aug. 10)
>> KIF Football Roundup: Waimea Trips Kaimuki 48-6 In Season Opener (Aug. 9)
>> 4 Videos Of Farrington’s 42-7 Victory Over Waialua In Thursday’s De Facto ‘Kickoff Classic’ (Aug. 8)
>> 5 Videos Of Kahuku’s New-Field Christening 49-0 Shutout of Kamehameha (Aug. 8)
>> 6 Videos Of Mililani’s 28-7 Season-Opening Win Over Saint Louis (Aug. 8)
>> Bedrock’s Week 1 Final Scoreboard, Standings And Week 2 Schedule (Aug. 7)
>> Kahuku Newcomers Make An Immediate Splash In Season-Opening 49-0 Conquest Of Kamehameha (Aug. 7)
>> Kahuku Wins First Home Game On Brand-New Field (ESPNHonolulu.com, Aug. 7)
>> COVID-19 Is Back At It, Leading To The Cancellation Of The Honokaa At Keaau Football Game (Aug. 6)
>> Bedrock’s Friday Hawaii High School Football Scoreboard; 3 Games In, 1 Canceled (Aug. 6)
>> Trojans Hold Off Crusaders In First Friday Night Game Of Season (ESPNHonolulu.com, Aug. 6)
>> FOCUS ON FOOTBALL: Farrington’s Poncho Laloulu And Waialua’s Tyson Apau Highlight Hawaii High School Opener (Aug. 5)
>> Farrington and Waialua Kick Off The 2022 High School Football Season: Governors 42, Bulldogs 7 (ESPBHonolulu.com, Aug. 5)
>> Kahuku Red Raiders: New Year, New Team, Different Dynamic (ESPNHonolulu.com, Aug. 4)
>> FOCUS ON FOOTBALL: Bedrock Sports Introduces Hawaii’s Power 5s Rankings (Aug. 3)
>> Hawaii High School Football Schedule: WEEK 1 (Aug. 2)
>> VIDEO AND PHOTO PALOOZA: Hawaii’s High School Football Players Mobilize For The Upcoming Skirmishes (Aug. 2)
>> Mililani Trojans Want To Take Care Of Some Unfinished Business (ESPNHonolulu.com, Aug. 2)
>> The Up-And-Coming Kamehameha Warriors (ESPNHonolulu.com, Aug. 1)
>> Campbell Sabers Right Where They Want To Be (ESPNHonolulu.com, July 31)
>> Punahou Seeking A Comeback Season (ESPNHonolulu.com, July 30)
>> FOCUS ON FOOTBALL: DJ Sends Over His Campbell Sabers Big Boys First (July 30)
>> ‘Iolani Will Try To Repeat Success of 2021 (EPSNHonolulu.com, July 29)
>> Kapaa Warriors Moving On Up (ESPNHonolulu.com, July 28)
>> The Veteran-oriented Lahainaluna Lunas (ESPNHonolulu.com, July 27)
>> New Football Coach Thom Kaumeyer Envisions A Waianae Resurgence (ESPNHonolulu.com, July 26)
>> After Fishing All Offseason For More Games, Saint Louis coach Ron Lee Lands Kapaa As An Aug. 13 Opponent on Kauai (July 26)
>> RECRUITING ROUNDUP: Texas Offers Kamehameha Freshman Malakai Lee; Saint Louis’ Trech Kekahuna Transfers To Bishop Gorman And Commits To Wisconsin (July 13)]
>> (Almost) All Of Hawaii’s High School Football Championship Teams Since 1909 (July 9)
>> Aiea’s Bishop Foumai Is A Diamond In The Rough Of 5-Foot-6 Cornerbacks (July 5)
>> ANALYSIS: Kapaa Football Is Likely Headed To Division I, With State Tournament Format A 4-6-6 Setup (June 29)
>> ILH Releases Tentative 2022 Football Schedule (June 28)
>> Texas Wins The Recruiting War For ‘1,000-Percent Committed’ Liona Lefau of Kahuku (June 25)
>> KIF Releases 2022 Football Schedule (June 25)
>> BIIF Releases 2022 Football Schedule; Hilo Will Host Lahainaluna In Nonleague Game (June 24)
>> Separate From The ILH, The OIA Releases 2022 Football Schedule; Kamehameha At Kahuku Is Marquee First-Week Game (June 11)
>> Aylett Wallwork Takes Over As Maui Sabers Football Coach (AllSportsHawaii.com, May 25)
>> Mega Football Matchups: Mililani Vs. Mater Dei, And Kahuku Vs. St. John Bosco In One Showcase (May 24)
>> Hawaii High School Football Recruits Houston Kaahaaina-Torres Of Saint Louis, Kekai Burnett Of Punahou, and Tana Togafau-Tavui Of Campbell Land Multiple D-I FBS Offers (May 20)
>> It’s 2022 Football Season: Ron And Cal Lee Wrap Up Spring Drills At Saint Louis (May 18)
>> Sophomore-To-Be Quarterback Jaron-Keawe Sagapolutele Transfers From Saint Louis To Campbell (May 16)
>> Excitement In The Air In Waianae: Former Seattle Seahawks DB Thom Kaumeyer Is The New Seariders’ Football Coach (May 16)
>> Cody Nakamura Is Baldwin’s New Football Coach (AllSportsHawaii.com, May 11)
>> THE LATEST on Hawaii Football Recruits: Classes of 20-23 Through 2025 (And New 2022 Offers And Commitments) (March 28)
>> Kahuku Linebacker Liona Lefau Whittles Down Choices To 8 (March 18)
>> Moanalua Headed For The Bright Lights Of Open Division Football; Farrington Down To D-I; Radford Up To D-I (March 16)
