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Since 2000, there’s a long list of games played by Oahu football teams against mainland opponents.
And three more results will be added to it this weekend:
>> Friday: Kamehameha at Liberty (Henderson, Nevada), 4 p.m. Hawaii time
>> Friday: Mililani vs. Mater Dei (Santa Ana, California), at St. John Bosco field, 4:30 p.m. Hawaii time
>> Saturday: Kahuku vs. St. John Bosco (Bellflower, Calif.), 4 p.m. Hawaii time
To watch those games, check the various streaming services available on the Internet.
Sadly, the long list of Oahu vs. mainland games does not include those played by Neighbor Island teams. That data is not readily available.
In 91 of these games going back to 2000, Oahu’s record is 55-36, a .604 winning percentage.
And sometimes, it’s super interesting to learn how some of these matchups get scheduled.
Take the case of when Aiea and Farrington traveled to the Pacific Northwest for games early in September.
“When Aiea coach Wendell Say and I came up here a few months ago for the Nike Clinic, we were looking for possible opponents,” Governors coach Daniel Sanchez said.
It turned out they met representatives from McMinnville, Oregon, and Woodinville, Washington, schools that are about 225 miles apart.
And since McMinnville’s Grizzlies were scheduled to play Woodinville’s Falcons the weekend of Sept. 2-3, the four parties decided that the mainland schools would play the Hawaii schools instead.
Below is a list of all the results of Oahu vs. mainland games since 2000. The games include teams from Samoa and Japan, even though, technically, they are not on the mainland. Fans who notice an incorrect date or score can email Nick Abramo at [email protected].
For fans wanting to read about more about Kahuku’s and Mililani’s games against St. John Bosco of Bellflower, California (No. 1 by MaxPreps), and Mater Dei of Santa Ana, California (No. 1 in USA Today Super 25 and High School Football America 100), click this ESPN Honolulu link: Kahuku And Mililani Square Off Against The Nation’s Two Highest Ranked Teams This Weekend.
2022
Sept. 2
>> Bishop Gorman (Las Vegas) 56, Saint Louis 14, at Mililani High field
>> Farrington 21, at McMinnville (Oregon) 18
Sept. 1
>> Aiea 38, at Woodinville (Washington) 14
Aug. 19
>> Newport Harbor (Newport Beach, California) 25, at Farrington 7
Aug. 13
>> Warren (Downey, California) 50, at Kamehameha II 0
Aug. 12
>> Mission Viejo (California) 34, at Mililani 21
2021
Dec. 21
>> St. Thomas Aquinas (Fort Lauderdale, Florida) 35, Saint Louis 19, at Bishop Gorman High field (Las Vegas)
Aug. 20
>> At Bishop Gorman (Las Vegas) 42, Saint Louis 21
2019
Sept. 21
>> St. John Bosco (Bellflower, California) 42, at Mililani 10
Sept. 13
>> At Kailua 58, Buckeye Union (Buckeye, Arizona) 6
Sept. 7
>> Kahuku 35, at Timpview (Provo, Utah) 14
Sept. 6
>> Moanalua 21, at Sierra Vista (Las Vegas) 6
Sept. 5
>> O’Connor (Phoenix) 47, at Campbell 35
Aug. 31
>> Punahou 45, Long Beach Poly (California) 0, at Moorpark High (California) field
>> Damien 56, St. Thomas More (Burnaby, British Columbia) 14, at Farrington High field
Aug. 30
>> At Mililani 34 Liberty (Henderson, Nevada) 22
>> At Kapolei 31, Downey (California) 28
Aug. 23
>> Saint Lous 31, Bishop Gorman (Las Vegas) 19, at Aloha Stadium
>> At Kamehameha 29, Fagaitua (American Samoa) 8
Aug. 16
>> At Waialua 43, Vincent Massey (Brandon, Manitoba) 27
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2018
Sept. 18
>> At Sierra Vista (Las Vegas) 28, Kaimuki 26
Sept. 17
>> Saint Louis 47, Narbonne (Los Angeles) 7, at Aloha Stadium
Sept. 8
>> Carson (California) 24, Farrington 20, at Liberty High field (Henderson, Nev.)
Aug. 31
>> Kapolei 23, at Downey (California) 14
>> At St. John Bosco (Bellflower, California) 52, Mililani 14
>> At O’Connor (Phoenix) 37, Campbell 20
>> At Mt. Spokane (Mead, Washington) 42, Damien 14
>> Clackamas (Oregon) 7, at ‘Iolani 0
Aug. 24
>> Kamehameha 17, at Carson (California) 6
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2017
Sept. 23
>> Saint Louis 56, Narbonne (Los Angeles) 7, at Aloha Stadium
Sept. 18
>> At Kailua 28, Buckeye Union (Buckeye, Arizona) 27
Sept. 9
>> Bingham (South Jordan, Utah) 17, Kahuku 0, at Sam Boyd Stadium (Las Vegas)
Sept. 8
>> Kalani 19, at Mt. Tahoma (Tacoma, Washington) 9
>> Villa Park (California) 14, Damien 6, at Farrington High field
Sept. 2
>> Punahou 56, at Junipero Serra (Gardena, California) 42
Sept. 1
>> Mililani 49, at Clayton Valley Charter (California) 30
>> At Centennial (Gresham, Oregon) 14, Radford 12
Aug. 25
>> At Kamehameha 33, Carson (California) 10
>> Punahou 23, Torrey Pines (San Diego) 7, at Aloha Stadium
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2016
Sept. 17
>> At Bishop Gorman (Las Vegas) 35, Kahuku 7
Sept. 4
>> Faith Lutheran (Las Vegas) 49, Kaimuki 18, at Aloha Stadium
Sept. 2
>> At Centennial (Gresham, Oregon) 35, Aiea 6
Aug. 27
>> At ‘Iolani 27, La Jolla Country Day (San Diego) 19
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2015
Sept. 11
>> Radford 74, at Mt. Tahoma (Tacoma, Washington) 0
Sept. 4
>> Mililani 76, at Liberty (Henderson, Nevada) 53
>> Punahou 22, Del Oro (Loomis, California) 15, at Cal Memorial Stadium (Berkeley, California)
Aug. 29
>> Saint Louis 43, Liberty (Henderson, Nevada) 16, at Aloha Stadium
Aug. 21
>> Saint Louis 55, Fagaitua 6 (American Samoa) 6, at Aloha Stadium
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2014
Sept. 16
>> At ‘Iolani 45, Mino Jiyu Gauken (Osaka, Japan) 21
Aug. 29
>> Kamehameha 25, at Del Oro (Loomis, California) 17
>> At Parker (San Diego) 22, Radford 20
Aug. 22
>> St. John Bosco (Bellflower, California) 63, Saint Louis 14, at Aloha Stadium
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2013
Aug. 31
>> Punahou 10, at Helix (La Mesa, California) 6
>> At East High (Salt Lake City) 38, Kahuku 15
Aug. 30
>> At Leilehua 65, Vincent Massey (Burnaby, British Columbia) 6
Aug. 24
>> Westlake (Westlake Village, California) 59, at Waipahu 8
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2012
Sept. 1
>> Bishop Gorman (Las Vegas) 52, Saint Louis 40, at Aloha Stadium
Aug. 31
>> Radford 21, at Crescent Valley (Corvallis, Oregon) 17
Aug. 25
>> Damien 78, Vacaville (California) 0, at Aloha Stadium
Aug. 10
>> Punahou 48, West Anchorage (Alaska) 0, at Leilehua High field
>> At Leilehua 23, Service (Anchorage, Alaska) 15
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2011
Sept. 3
>> Punahou 19, at Vista (California) 7
Aug. 11
>> At Leilehua 34, Service (Anchorage, Alaska) 34
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2008
Sept. 6
>> Punahou 42, Central Kitsap (Silverdale, Washington) 19, at Qwest Field (Seattle)
Sept. 4
>> Kamehameha 13, at Davis (Kaysville, Utah) 6
Aug. 29
>> St. John Bosco (Bellflower, California) 23, at Kamehameha 14
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2007
Sept. 1
>> At Bingham (South Jordan, Utah) 27, Kahuku 0
Aug. 31
>> Westlake 21 (Westlake Village, California), at Waipahu 0
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2006
Sept. 8
>> At Kamehameha 9, Redlands (California) 7
Sept. 2
>> Punahou 23, Eastlake (Sammamish, Washington) 16, at Qwest Field (Seattle)
Sept. 1
>> At Kahuku 25, Narbonne (Los Angeles) 6
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2005
Sept. 10
>> Saint Louis 54, Davis (Kaysville, Utah) 26, at Aloha Stadium
>> Punahou 10, Timpview (Provo, Utah) 0, at Aloha Stadium
>> Capital (Olympia, Washington) 30, ‘Iolani 27, at Tacoma Dome
Sept. 2
>> At Kamehameha 21, Edison (Huntington Beach, California) 13
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2004
Aug. 21
>> Skyline (Salt Lake City) 27, Kahuku 8, at the University of Utah
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2003
Aug. 28
>> PAC-5 27, Schurr (Montebello, California) 22, at Kaiser High School field
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2002
Sept. 21
>> De La Salle (Concord, California) 31, Saint Louis 21, at Aloha Stadium
>> Long Beach Poly (California) 42, Kahuku 16, at Aloha Stadium
Sept. 6
>> ‘Iolani 34, Edison (Huntington Beach, California) 20, at Aloha Stadium
>> Beverly Hills (California) 47, PAC-5 29, at Aloha Stadium
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2001
Aug. 25
>> Saint Louis 40, San Clemente (California) 7, at Aloha Stadium
>> Dana Hills (Dana Point, California) 30, PAC-5 29, at Aloha Stadium
Aug. 24
>> Kamehameha 26, Timpview (Provo, Utah) 21, at Aloha Stadium
>> At ‘Iolani 56, Kearns (Salt Lake City, Utah) 0
Aug. 18
>> At Waianae 27, AJ Dimond (Anchorage, Alaska) 14
>> At Kahuku 19, Skyline (Salt Lake City) 14
>> Kailua 29, at Snow Canyon (St. George, Utah) 28
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2000
Aug. 26
>> Saint Louis 55, Samoana (Utulei, American Samoa) 6, at Aloha Stadium
>> Buchanan (Clovis, California) 35, at ‘Iolani 0
Aug. 18
>> At Skyline (Salt Lake City) 24, Kahuku 21
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