Author’s note: This story was updated after Bedrock Sports Hawaii learned from the Maui News that No. 8 Lahainaluna earned the MIL D-I title and locked up a D-I state berth by beating Maui High on Saturday.
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No. 9 Kapaa clinched the KIF championship with a 20-6 victory over Waimea at Hanapepe Stadium on Saturday.
The victory also sewed up a state Division II berth for the Warriors (5-0).
In addition, No. 8 Lahainaluna (5-0), by virtue of its 26-9 victory over Maui High (3-2) on Saturday, locked up the MIL Division I championship and a state D-I berth. This early clinching was a result of a recent switch in schedule by the MIL when it found out that the HHSAA planned to hold state tournament games on Dec. 17, the same day as a possible league D-I title game. An emergency decision was made to scrap the two-round system the league has used for many years and base the title on overall records.
Elsewhere, No. 1 Kahuku dropped No. 5 Campbell 49-23 in Ewa Beach to clinch the OIA Open Division regular-season crown and the top seed in the league’s semifinals.
Moanalua (4-1), which defeated Roosevelt 27-21 on Friday, locked up the OIA D-I regular-season title and a spot in the division’s Dec. 11 title game when Aiea tripped 38-7 on Saturday. The winning Na Alii (3-1) also clinched a spot in that Dec. 11 division title game that will be a rematch of their 28-25 loss to Na Menehune earlier this season.
On the Big Isle, Hawaii Prep edged Kamehameha-Hawaii 14-10 to grab the BIIF regular-season D-II title. Both of those teams will play in the league semifinals next week.
All of Friday’s and Saturday’s scores, next week’s schedule, and updated league standings follow.
SATURDAY, NOV. 27
OIA Open
>> No. 1 Kahuku 49, at No. 5 Campbell 23
>> Farrington at Mililani, canceled (lights)
OIA Division I
>> Aiea 38, Waipahu 7, at Radford High field
OIA Division II
>> Kaimuki 55, McKinley 34, at Roosevelt High field
>> At Radford 42, Kalaheo 0
BIIF Division II
>> At Hawaii Prep 14, Kamehameha-Hawaii 10
>> At Ka’u 25, Pahoa 13
KIF
>> Kapaa 20, Waimea 6, at Hanapepe Stadium
MIL Division I
>> Lahainaluna 26, Maui 9, at War Memorial Stadium
FRIDAY, NOV. 26
OIA Open
>> Kapolei 32, at Leilehua 13
OIA Division I
>> Kailua 30, at Castle 13
>> Moanalua 27, at Roosevelt 21
OIA Division II
>> Pearl City 22, at Waialua 17
>> Kalani 34, Nanakuli 21, at Kaiser High field
BIIF Division I playoffs
>> At No. 6 Konawaena 55, Keaau 19
>> Hilo 47, Kealakehe 0, at Wong Stadium
WEEK 15 SCHEDULE
FRIDAY, DEC. 3
OIA Open Playoffs
>> Waianae vs. Kahuku, site and time TBA
OIA Division I
>> Aiea at Kailua, 7 p.m.
OIA Division II
>> Waialua at Nanakuli, 7 p.m.
>> Kaiser vs. Kaimuki, at Farrington High field, 7 p.m.
>> McKinley at Pearl City, 7:30 p.m.
OIA-ILH Nonleague
>> ‘Iolani at Radford, 6 p.m.
BIIF Division I championship game
>> Hilo at Konawaena
MIL Division II
>> Kamehameha-Maui at King Kekaulike, 7 p.m.
SATURDAY, DEC. 4
OIA Open Playoffs
>> Campbell vs. Mililani, site and time TBA
OIA Division I
>> Roosevelt at Waipahu, 6:30 p.m.
OIA Division II
>> Kalani vs. Kalaheo, at Kailua High field, 6 p.m.
BIIF Division II semifinals
>> TBA at Hawaii Prep
>> Honokaa at Kamehameha-Hawaii
KIF
>> Waimea vs. Kauai, at Vidinha Stadium, 2:30 p.m.
MIL Division I
>> Baldwin at Lahainaluna, 7 p.m.
2021 Hawaii High School Football Standings
(Won-lost records in parentheses includes nonleague and playoff games; updated Nov. 27)
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 (9-0)
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
y*-Kahuku Red Raiders. 6-0
*-Mililani Trojans. 4-1
*-Campbell Sabers. 4-2
*-Waianae Seariders. 3-3
Kapolei Hurricanes. 2-4
Leilehua Mules. 1-5
Farrington Governors. 0-5
OIA Division I
y-Moanalua Na Menehune. 4-1 (5-1)
Aiea Na Alii. 3-1
Waipahu Marauders. 2-2
Castle Knights. 2-3 (2-4)
Kailua Surfriders. 1-3 (1-3)
Roosevelt Rough Riders. 1-3 (1-4)
OIA Division II
*-Kaiser Cougars. 6-0
Radford Rams. 6-1
Kalani Falcons. 4-2
Pearl City Chargers. 4-2 (4-3)
Nanakuli Golden Hawks. 3-3
Waialua Bulldogs. 2-4
Kaimuki Bulldogs. 2-4
Kalaheo Mustangs. 1-6
McKinley Tigers. 0-6
BIIF Division I
y*-Konawaena Wildcats. 4-0 (5-0)
*-Hilo Vikings. 3-1 (4-1)
*-Kealakehe Waveriders. 2-2 (3-3)
*-Keaau Cougars. 1-3 (1-4)
Waiakea Warriors. 0-4
BIIF Division II
y*-Hawaii Prep Ka Makani. 5-0
*-Kamehameha-Hawaii Warriors. 4-1 (4-2)
*-Honkaa Dragons. 3-2
Pahoa Daggers. 1-4
Kohala Cowboys. 1-4
Ka’u Trojans. 1-4
KIF
xc-Kapaa Warriors. 5-0
Waimea Menehunes. 2-3
Kauai Red Raiders. 0-4
MIL
xyc-Lahainaluna Lunas. 5-0
Maui Sabers. 3-2
Kamehameha-Maui Warriors. 2-2
Baldwin Bears. 1-3
King Kekaulike Na Alii. 0-4
*-clinched league playoff berth
x-clinched league overall title
y-clinched league regular-season title
c-clinched state tournament berth
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ALSO AT BedrockSportsHawaii.com:
>> No. 1 Kahuku Overpowers No. 5 Campbell 49-23 To Clinch OIA Regular-Season Football Title
>> WATCH: 11 Videos From No. 1 Kahuku’s 49-23 OIA Title-Clinching Win Over No. 5 Campbell
>> Campbell Football Team’s Jonah Tavui Was The Story Within A Story In Saturday’s Loss To Kahuku
>> Four From The Junior Class Are Reminders That Kahuku’s Ascendancy Is An Offshoot Of The Red Raiders’ Generational Descendancy
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