Author’s note: Here at 97X, The Future of Rock and Roll, we will be updating scores all night from the top down. If you are reading this post for the first time, scroll down to Part I, when tonight’s Hawaii high school football information began to roll in , and read upwards to Part II, etc., from there. Consider 97X as a one-stop shop to get a picture of what’s happening around the state throughout the night.
PART X
All final scores from Friday, Oct. 22:
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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Saturday, Oct. 23, schedule:
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.
Hawaii High School Football Standings
(Won-lost records in parentheses includes nonleague games; updated Oct. 22)
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
Campbell Sabers. 1-0
Kahuku Red Raiders. 1-0
Leilehua Mules. 0-0
Farrington Governors. 0-1
Waianae Seariders. 0-1
Kapolei Hurricanes. 0-2
OIA Division I
Moanalua Na Menehune. 1-0 (2-0)
Waipahu Marauders. 1-0
Castle Knights. 0-0
Roosevelt Rough Riders. 0-0
Kailua Surfriders. 0-1
Aiea Na Alii. 0-1
OIA Division II
Pearl City Chargers. 1-0
Radford Rams. 1-0
Kalani Falcons. 1-0
Kaiser Cougars. 0-0
McKinley Tigers. 0-0
Nanakuli Golden Hawks. 0-0
Waialua Bulldogs. 0-0
Kalaheo Mustangs. 0-1
Kaimuki Bulldogs. 0-2
BIIF Division I
Konawaena Wildcats. 1-0
Keaau Cougars. 0-0
Kealakehe Waveriders. 0-0 (1-0)
Waiakea Warriors. 0-0
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
Kauai Red Raiders. 0-0
Waimea Menehunes. 0-1
MIL
Lahainaluna Lunas. 1-0
Baldwin Bears. 0-0
Kamehameha-Maui Warriors. 0-0
King Kekaulike Na Alii. 0-0
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 (10:45 p.m.)
The last three final scores of the night are in:
>> No. 4 Mililani 20, Kapolei 0
Raymond Roller caught one TD pass and teammate Makanalea Meyer scored a rushing TD for the Trojans.
>> No. 9 Lahainaluna 24, Maui 0
Anatello Flores kicked a 39-yard field goal for the Lunas in the MIL win.
>> Kalani 25, Kaimuki 3
No other details available.
>> Also, so far, Bedrock Sports has not been able to track down a final score from Thursday in the BIIF — Ka’u at Kamehameha-Hawaii.
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PART VIII (10:30 p.m.)
Bedrock Sports has learned that Roonui Satta-Ellis was the kicker who booted a 32-yard field goal to beat BIIF and state Division I champion Hilo. Click on that separate story below for more information:
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PART VII (10:06 p.m.)
Two more final scores are in:
>> Moanalua 28, Aiea 25
Na Alii held a 25-22 lead until Monalua’s Keenan McCaddy caught an 18-yard touchdown pass from Taylor Malloe for the victory with 2:17 left.
>> Waipahu 24, Kailua 16
The Surfriders fought back to make it a 2-point game, 18-16, but the Marauders sealed it on Michael Iaulualo‘s 8-yard TD run with 9:10 left in the game. Iaulualo finished with 168 rushing yards.
Three more games are in progress, all in the fourth quarter.
>> Mililani leads Kapolei 20-o.
>> Kalani leads Kaimuki 25-3.
>> Lahainaluna leads Maui 24-0.
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PART VI (9:22 p.m.)
Quick updates: It’s final on the Big Island — Konawaena kicked a field goal in overtime to upset No. 10 Hilo 24-21.
The Wildcats, formerly a D-II state power, have been coming on strong in the BIIF’s Division I for several years.
Hilo has a lot on the line this season. The Vikings have been to the last three D-I start championship games, having won in 2017 and 2019.
Also:
>> No. 4 Mililani has taken a 13-0 lead over Kapolei.
>> Keoki Stephens kicked a 26-yard field in the fourth quarter to give Aiea a 25-22 lead over Moanalua.
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PART V (9:15 p.m.)
It’s final: No. 2 Saint Louis 35, No. 5 Punahou 0. Crusaders rolled up 463 yards in offense.
There are three games that look like they’re going to go down to the very end:
>> Hilo 21, Konawanea 21 (in overtime now)
>> Aiea 22, Moanalua 22 (in the third quarter)
>> No. 4, Mililani 7, Kapolei 0 (in the third quarter)
We’ll get you these final scores as soon as we can.
At Moanalua, Na Alii came back into the 22-22 tie, thanks to Geronimo Ulgaran‘s 20-yard interception return for a TD.
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Part IV (9:03 p.m.)
Japheth Lilo‘s interception return for a touchdown and Nainoa Smith-Akana‘s 1-yard TD reception on a pass from Kahiapo McKeague has brought Kailua way back from a 16-point deficit.
The Surfriders still trail the Waipahu Marauders 18-16 in the third quarter.
Waipahu’a Joshua Manu has thrown three TD passes.
Other updates:
>> Moanalua 22, Aiea 22, third quarter
>> No. 4 Mililani 7, Kapolei 0, third quarter
>> No. 10 Hilo 21, Konaweana 21, overtime
>> Kalani 19, Kaimuki 3, third quarter
Also: another final score (aside from Saint Louis II 33, Kamehameha II 19) is in:
>> Hawaii Prep 16, Honokaa 6
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Part III (8:46 p.m.)
Ola Apduhan scores on a 2-yard run to make it: No. 2 Saint Louis 35, No. 5 Punahou 0 in the third quarter.
It’s a running clock.
It’s highly likely the Crusaders will hold on and move on to the ILH championship round against Kamehameha next Friday.
In the ILH, the top seed can only be eliminated by two playoff losses. If Kamehameha wins next week, it will be the league champion and top seed in the Open state tournament. If Saint Louis wins next week, it will need to beat Kamehameha again the following week to become champions and move to states to defend their four Open (2016 through 2019) championships in a row.
Saint Louis QB AJ Bianco is out of the game now, having gone 18-for-18. Two of his TD throws went to Mason Muaau.
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Part II (8:23 p.m.)
Okay, it’s halftime at Aloha Stadium and No. 2 Saint Louis has a 28-0 lead on No. 5 Punahou.
Late in first half before its final possession, the Buffanblu had just 11 yards of offense.
Also, Saint Louis QB AJ Bianco, who recently committed to the University of Hawaii, completed all 14 of his first 14 passes, and he has two rushing TDs to go along with two passing TDs.
Some updates elsewhere:
>> Waipahu 18, Kailua 2, halftime
>> Moanalua 22, Aiea 14, halftime
>> No. 4 Mililani 7, Kapolei 0, second quarter
>> No. 10 Hilo 21, Konawaena 14, fourth quarter
>> Kalani 13, Kaimuki 3, second quarter
>> No. 9 Lahainaluna 24, Maui 0, halftime
The four-time defending Division II state champion Lunas are off to a fast start in their season-opener. They are classified into Division I this season.
Blare Sylva-Viela has an 11-yard touchdown run for Lahainaluna.
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Part I (7:36 p.m.)
All right, all right, all right. That’s Matthew McConaughey’s big saying and it’s also a good way for us to start off another weekend in Hawaii high school football action.
We’ve got some games underway and one final score.
The ILH Open playoffs have begun, and No. 2 Saint Louis holds a 7-0 lead over No. 5 Punahou. It’s in the second quarter.
Quarterback AJ Bianco has the touchdown for the Crusaders, an 11-yard run.
If you want to listen to that game, go to 1500-AM. Here’s the link: https://onlineradiobox.com/us/nbcsportsradio1500am/. It’s Mark Veneri and David Hallums on the call.
The one final score is: Saint Louis II 33, Kamehameha II 19. That’s the final game of the season for both teams. The Crusaders (basically a JV team) finished with a sterling 4-1 record in their first foray into ILH Diviison II.
