PAC-5 found the win column on Friday night with a 19-7 Interscholastic League of Honolulu football victory over Damien.
The Wolfpack (1-4) led by six points late in the fourth quarter, 13-7, when Chad Schmidt ran home a 29-yard touchdown to pretty much seal it with just 2:24 on the clock.
Joshua Arcayena powered the PAC-5 offense with 139 yards rushing and a TD. He added 12 tackles, including there sacks on defense.
“I am super happy for my teammates and coaches,” Arcayena told Bedrock Sports Hawaii after the game “We played a great game and still have lots to improve on.”
A whale of a night: PAC-5’s Joshua Arcayena rushed for 139 yards
and a TD and had 12 tackles and three sacks defensively.
(Image credit: Joshua Arcayena’s Twitter page).
Sylas Alaimalo also had a big game for the Monarchs (2-4) in the loss, catching eight passes for 51 yards.
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Kamalii Labanon was a workhorse on defense for Damien with seven tackles, including a sack, and an interception.
PAC-5 scored three straight TDs after Damien took a 7-0 lead in the second quarter.
The victory was the first for Wolfpack first-year head coach Kena Heffernan.
PAC-5 19, Damien 7
At Aloha Stadium
PAC-5 (1-4). 0. 13. 0. 6. — 19
Damien (2-4). 0. 7. 0. 0. — 7
DAMIEN—Kela Chinen-Zablan 1 run (Rustyn Ah Yat kick)
PAC-5—Joshua Arcayena 5 run (Bryson Tsukayama-Daniel kick)
PAC-5—Cameron Cintron 31 fumble recovery return (rush railed)
PAC-5—Chad Schmidt 29 run (pass failed)
BANTOLINA GOES OVER 100 YARDS AGAIN IN ‘IOLANI’S ROMP
Brody Bantolina is a real estate and touchdown master. Give him the ball and he picks up yards and gets into the end zone.
The ‘Iolani running back rushed for 126 yards and five touchdowns to push the Raiders past Saint Louis II 52-28 in an ILH game Friday at Kozuki Stadium.
The Raiders, who had already clinched a Division I state tournament berth, improved to 6-0
On the season, Bantolina has 631 rushing yards and 15 TDs.
‘Iolani’s Brody Bantolina (1), pictured earlier this season, is the Hawaii high school football leading rusher so far in 2021.
Micah Hoomanawanui fired two TD passes for ‘Iolani, one to Taniela Taliauli and the other to Tristan Martinez
Jaron-Keawe Sagapolutele had a big night for the Crusaders (1-1), throwing for 312 yards and a touchdown, but he also threw three interceptions. Sai Salanoa caught 12 of his passes for 187 yards and a TD.
‘Iolani 52, Saint Louis II 28
At ‘Iolani
‘Iolani (6-0). 14. 7. 17. 14. — 52
Saint Louis II (1-1). 7. 14. 7. 0. — 28
‘IOLANI—Taniela Taliauli 12 pass from Micah Hoomanawanui (Allison Chang kick)
SAINT LOUIS II—Sai Salanoa 31 pass from Jaron-Keawe Sagapolutele (Makena Kauai kick)
‘IOLANI—Brody Bantolina 13 run (Chang kick)
‘IOLANI—Bantolina 2 run (Chang kick)
SAINT LOUIS II—Kache Kaio 7 pass from Sagapolutele (Kauai kick)
SAINT LOUS II—Chevas Gregory Jr. 1 run (Kauai kick)
‘IOLANI—Chang FG 21
SAINT LOUIS II—Kaio 16 pass from Sagapolutele (Kauai kick)
‘IOLANI—Bantolina 4 run (Chang kick)
‘IOLANI—Tristan Martinez 24 pas from Hoomanawanui (Chang kick)
‘IOLANI—Bantolina 38 run (Chang kick)
‘IOLANI—Bantolina 1 run (Chang kick)
