All of the Hawaii high school football scores are in for the weekend of Nov. 11-13. Below are the list and graphic versions of the Thursday, Friday and Saturday scores as well as updated standings of all five leagues in the state.
Also below are photos from Waimea’s 28-14 victory over Kauai at Hanapepe Stadium on Saturday afternoon, sent to Bedrock Sports by our Kauai correspondent.
Kauai’s Shania Kelley, the only female participating in KIF football this season, made a stop on Waimea’s Anson Lardizabal in Saturday’s 28-14 victory at Hanapepe Stadium. It was Kelley’s second game at cornerback. In her first game, against Kapaa, she made six tackles and recovered a fumble. (Image credit: Kauai correspondent).
Waimea’s Josiah Banasihan intercepted a pass for the Menehunes, who climbed back from a 14-0 deficit to beat Kauai High 28-14 on Saturday at Hanapepe Stadium. (Image credit: Kauai correspondent).
SATURDAY, NOV. 13
OIA Open
>> No. 3 Kahuku 55, at No. 2 Mililani 20
>> No. 5 Campbell 41, at Leilehua 7
OIA Division II
>> At Nanakuli 76, McKinley 20
>> At Waialua 21, Kalaheo 15
>> Radford 28, Kalani 13, at Kaiser High field
BIIF Division I
>> No. 9 Konawaena 54, at Waiakea 0
BIIF Division II
>> Hawaii Prep 24, at Kohala 14
KIF
>> Waimea 28, Kauai 14, at Hanapepe Stadium
MIL Division I
>> Maui 40, Baldwin 0, at War Memorial Stadium
FRIDAY, NOV. 12
OIA Open
>> At Waianae 49, Farrington 20
OIA Division I
>> Moanalua 21, at Kailua 7
>> Aiea 43, Castle 21, at Radford High field
OIA Division II
>> At Kaiser 27, Pearl City 8
BIIF Division I
>> Hilo 21, Kealakehe 12, at Wong Stadium
BIIF Division II
>> At Honokaa 54, Pahoa 8
MIL Interdivision
>> At No. 7 Lahainaluna 31, Kamehameha-Maui 13
THURSDAY, NOV. 11
BIIF nonleague
>> At Kamehameha-Hawaii 50, Ka’u 0
2021 Hawaii High School Football Standings
(Won-lost records in parentheses includes nonleague and playoff games; updated Nov. 13)
ILH Open
xc-Saint Louis Crusaders. 2-2. (5-3)
y-Kamehameha Warriors. 3-1 (3-3)
Punahou Buffanblu. 1-3 (1-4)
ILH Division I
xc-‘Iolani Raiders. 2-0 (8-0)
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 (2-5)
OIA Open
Kahuku Red Raiders. 5-0
Campbell Sabers. 4-0
Mililani Trojans. 3-1
Waianae Seariders. 2-3
Kapolei Hurricanes. 1-3
Leilehua Mules. 0-4
Farrington Governors. 0-4
OIA Division I
Waipahu Marauders. 2-0
Moanalua Na Menehune. 3-1 (4-1)
Aiea Na Alii. 2-1
Castle Knights. 1-2 (1-3)
Roosevelt Rough Riders. 1-2
Kailua Surfriders. 0-3 (0-3)
OIA Division II
Kaiser Cougars. 5-0
Radford Rams. 4-1
Nanakuli Golden Hawks. 3-1
Kalani Falcons. 3-2
Pearl City Chargers. 2-2 (2-3)
Waialua Bulldogs. 2-2
Kaimuki Bulldogs. 1-3
McKinley Tigers. 0-4
Kalaheo Mustangs. 0-5
BIIF Division I
Konawaena Wildcats. 3-0
Kealakehe Waveriders. 2-1 (3-1)
Hilo Vikings. 2-1
Keaau Cougars. 1-2
Waiakea Warriors. 0-4
BIIF Division II
Hawaii Prep Ka Makani. 4-0
Kamehameha-Hawaii Warriors. 3-0 (3-1)
Honkaa Dragons. 2-2
Kohala Cowboys. 1-3
Pahoa Daggers. 1-3
Ka’u Trojans. 0-3
KIF
Kapaa Warriors. 3-0
Waimea Menehunes. 2-2
Kauai Red Raiders. 0-3
MIL
z-Lahainaluna Lunas. 4-0
Maui Sabers. 2-1
Baldwin Bears. 1-2
Kamehameha-Maui Warriors. 1-2
King Kekaulike Na Alii. 0-3
x-clinched division/league overall title
y-clinched division/league regular-season title
c-clinched state tournament berth
z-clinched league first-round title
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ALSO AT BedrockSportsHawaii.com:
>> Kainoa Carvalho And Liona Lefau Lead No. 3 Kahuku To A Commanding 55-20 Win Over No. 2 Mililani
>> WATCH: 12 Videos From No. 3 Kahuku’s Dominant 55-20 Victory Over No. 2 Mililani
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