Author’s note: This post will be updated often with the most recent Saturday, Oct. 23, scores as they become available. To get the most out of it, read the oldest time stamp (Part I, closest to the bottom) first and and move upward to Parts II and III, etc.
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PART X
ALL BUT ONE OF THE SATURDAY, OCT. 22, FINAL SCORES
OIA Open
>> No. 4 Kahuku 75, at Farrington 6
>> At Waianae 47, No. 6 Leilehua 6
OIA Division I
>> Castle 18, at Roosevelt 14
OIA Division II
>> Nanakuli 49, Kalaheo 0, at Radford High field
>> At Radford 39, Pearl City 21
>> Kaiser 30, at Waialua 8
BIIF Division I
>> Keaau 17, at Waiakea 14
BIIF Division II
>> Pahoa at Kohala, no score reported
KIF
>> Waimea 30, Kauai 13, at Vidinha Stadium
MIL Interdivision
>> Baldwin 22, King Kekaulike 0, at War Memorial Stadium
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ALL OF THE FRIDAY, OCT. 22, FINAL SCORES
ILH Open Playoff
>> No. 2 Saint Louis 35, No. 5 Punahou 0, at Aloha Stadium
ILH Division I/II
>> Saint Louis II 33, Kamehameha II 19, at Aloha Stadium
OIA Open
>> At No. 3 Mililani 20, at Kapolei 0
OIA Division I
>> At Waipahu 24, Kailua 16
>> At Moanalua 28, Aiea 25
OIA Division II
>> Kalani 25, Kaimuki 3, at Kaiser High field
BIIF Division I
>> Konawaena 24, No. 10 Hilo 21, at Wong Stadium
BIIF Division II
>> Hawaii Prep 16, at Honokaa 6
MIL Division I
>> At No. 9 Lahainaluna 24, Maui 0
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Updated 2021 Hawaii High School Football Standings
(Won-lost records in parentheses includes nonleague games; updated Oct. 23)
ILH Open
y-Kamehameha Warriors. 3-1
Saint Louis Crusaders. 2-2. (3-3)
Punahou Buffanblu. 1-3 (1-4)
ILH Division I
xc-‘Iolani Raiders. 2-0 (6-0)
Damien Monarchs. 0-2 (2-5)
ILH Division II
Saint Louis II Crusaders. 3-0 (4-1)
Kamehameha II Warriors. 1-2 (1-4)
Pac-Five Wolfpack. 0-2 (1-5)
OIA Open
Mililani Trojans. 2-0
Kahuku Red Raiders. 2-0
Campbell Sabers. 1-0
Waianae Seariders. 1-1
Leilehua Mules. 0-1
Kapolei Hurricanes. 0-2
Farrington Governors. 0-2
OIA Division I
Moanalua Na Menehune. 1-0 (2-0)
Waipahu Marauders. 1-0
Castle Knights. 1-0
Roosevelt Rough Riders. 0-1
Kailua Surfriders. 0-1
Aiea Na Alii. 0-1
OIA Division II
Radford Rams. 2-0
Kalani Falcons. 1-0
Kaiser Cougars. 1-0
Nanakuli Golden Hawks. 1-0
Pearl City Chargers. 1-1
Waialua Bulldogs. 1-1
McKinley Tigers. 0-1
Kalaheo Mustangs. 0-2
Kaimuki Bulldogs. 0-2
BIIF Division I
Konawaena Wildcats. 1-0
Keaau Cougars. 1-0
Kealakehe Waveriders. 0-0 (1-0)
Waiakea Warriors. 0-1
Hilo Vikings. 0-1
BIIF Division II
Hawaii Prep Ka Makani. 2-0
Kamehameha-Hawaii Warriors. 0-0 (0-1)
Ka’u Trojans. 0-0
Kohala Cowboys. 0-0
Pahoa Daggers. 0-1
Honokaa Dragons. 0-1
KIF
Kapaa Warriors. 1-0
Waimea Menehunes. 1-1
Kauai Red Raiders. 0-1
MIL
Lahainaluna Lunas. 1-0
Baldwin Bears. 1-0
Kamehameha-Maui Warriors. 0-0
King Kekaulike Na Alii. 0-1
Maui Sabers. 0-1
x-clinched division/league overall title
y-clinched division/league regular-season title
c-clinched state tournament berth
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PART IX (9:50 p.m.)
Three more final scores that we were waiting for. Only Pahoa at Kohala is missing.
>> Radford 39, Pearl City 21, final
Rock Schaefer scored on a 7-yard fourth-quarter TD pass from Kalob Victorino-Avilla to finish the scoring for the Rams.
>> Waimea 30, Kauai 13, final
No details available.
The Vidinha Stadium scoreboard, showing Waimea’s 30-13 victory over Kauai on Saturday. (From Bill Arakaki’s Twitter page).
>> Baldwin 22, King Kekaulike 0, final
No new details available after the Bears took a 20-0 halftime lead.
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PART VIII (9:37 p.m.)
All but four of the 10 final scores are in. Here are two more games that have ended:
>> Waianae 47, No. 6 Leilehua 6, final
Emmanuel Carter (89-yard pass from Tarent Moniz-Babb) and Dustin Pave (40-yard interception return) scored late TDs for the Seariders. It’s the first victory for new Waianae coach Matt Murakawa in his first game.
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>> No. 4 Kahuku 75, Farrington 6, final
Kelsyn Tangaro‘s 21-yard run was the final TD of the night for the Red Raiders. Zechariah Molitau scored the Governors’ only TD of the game with a 21-yard run.
>> Still waiting on four finals: Pearl City at Radford, Waimea vs. Kauai at Vidinha Stadium, Baldwin vs. King Kekaulike at War Memorial Stadium, and Pahoa at Kohala.
A photo from the Kauai High vs. Waimea game at Vidinha Stadium on Saturday. (From Bill Arakaki’s Twitter page).
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PART VII (9:23 p.m.)
A halftime score from Rob Collias of the Maui News:
>> Baldwin 20, King Kekaulike 0, halftime
Kahekili Eleneke (15-yard fumble return), Nathen Foster (17-yard pass from Logan Randall) and Ezra Laga (2-yard run) have the TDs for the Bears.
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PART VI (8:40 p.m.)
Another final score is in and four additional updates:
>> Castle 18, Roosevelt 14, final
The Knights didn’t make any extra points on their three TDs. Jesse Reppuhn‘s touchdown in the third quarter made the final difference.
The win was the first for Junior Pale in his first game as the Castle head coach.
The game was Roosevelt’s first contest after moving up to Division I from D-II.
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>> No. 4 Kahuku 68, Farrington 0, third quarter
Kealoha Kaio has four touchdown catches for the Red Raiders, including three from quarterback Jason Mariteragi.
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Waianae 33, No. 6 Leilehua 6, fourth quarter
Alvin Quisquirin-Sabagala has three touchdowns for the Seariders — one on a 37-yard interception return, one on a 48-yard run and another on a 5-yard run. He also has two extra-point kicks.
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>> Radford 33, Pearl City 21, third quarter
Christian Payton has three touchdowns for the Rams on runs of 2 and 1 yards and a pass reception of yards from Kalob Victorino-Avilla.
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>> Kaiser 30, Waialua 7, fourth quarter
Justin Kanekoa has three TD receptions from Cougars quarterback Easton Yoshino — of 36, 32 and 37 yards.
PART V (7:11 p.m.)
Some new updates, thanks to ScoringLive.com:
>> No. 4 Kahuku 16, Farrington 0, first quarter
Kana Loa Kaluna‘s 2-yard TD run, Kainoa Carvalho‘s 65-yard kickoff return and a safety have given the Red Raiders a big early lead.
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>> Castle 12, Roosevelt 7, halftime
The Knights have a receiving touchdown by Coby Tanioka and a rushing touchdown by Kaia Estacado-Matthews.
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>> Pearl City 7, Radford 6, first quarter
Joshua Gleason has given the Chargers a one-point lead on a 64-yard touchdown catch of a Sefo Feasago pass.
Earlier, Christian Payton put the Rams ahead with a 2-yard TD run.
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>> Kaiser 9, Waialua 0, first quarter
The Cougars’ Justin Kanekoa has the only TD of the game, a 32-yard pass from Easton Yoshino. Kaiser also has points from a safety by Nick Wild.
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PART IV (6:15 p.m.)
The first two final scores of the night are in:
>> Nanakuli 49, Kalaheo 0, final
Golden Hawks quarterback Keahi Ah Sui finished with 257 yards and three touchdowns passing. The Mustangs are denied in their first game under former Castle head man Nelson Maeda.
Nanakuli’s late TDs were scored by Christian Asinsin on a 35-yard run and Blaze Baltazar with a 3-yard run.
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>> Keaau 20, Waiakea 17, final
No details available as of yet from the Big Island.
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PART III (5:30 p.m.)
Update:
>> Nanakuli 35, Kalaheo 0, third quarter
Keahi Ah Sui added TD passes to Allen Mahoe III for 20 yards and to David Kalili for 28 yards.
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PART II (4:41 p.m.)
The first partial score is in, courtesy of ScoringLive.com:
>> Nanakuli 21, Kalaheo 0, second quarter
Branztyn Reyes returned a punt 55 yards for a touchdown for the 21-point lead. Before that, Joseph Lewis IV caught a 49-yard touchdown pass from Keahi Ah Sui, and Allen Mahoe III scored on a 1-yard TD run.
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PART I (3:52 p.m.)
Here’s a list of Saturday’s scheduled games and Friday’s results:
SATURDAY’S GAMES
OIA Open
>> Kahuku at Farrington, 6:30 p.m.
>> Leilehua at Waianae, 7:30 p.m.
OIA Division I
>> Castle at Roosevelt, 5:30 p.m.
OIA Division II
>> Nanakuli vs. Kalaheo, at Radford High field, 4 p.m.
>> Pearl City at Radford, 6:30 p.m.
>> Kaiser at Waialua, 6:30 p.m.
BIIF Division I
>> Keaau at Waiakea
BIIF Division II
>> Pahoa at Kohala
KIF
>> Waimea vs. Kauai, at Vidinha Stadium, 2:30 p.m.
MIL Interdivision
>> King Kekaulike vs. Baldwin, at War Memorial Stadium, 3 p.m.
FRIDAY’S RESULTS
ILH Open Playoff
>> No. 2 Saint Louis 35, No. 5 Punahou 0, at Aloha Stadium
ILH Division I/II
>> Saint Louis II 33, Kamehameha II 19, at Aloha Stadium
OIA Open
>> At No. 3 Mililani 20, at Kapolei 0
OIA Division I
>> At Waipahu 24, Kailua 16
>> At Moanalua 28, Aiea 25
OIA Division II
>> Kalani 25, Kaimuki 3, at Kaiser High field
BIIF Division I
>> Konawaena 24, No. 10 Hilo 21, at Wong Stadium
BIIF Division II
>> Hawaii Prep 16, at Honokaa 6
MIL Division I
>> At No. 9 Lahainaluna 24, Maui 0
