Pearl City clinched the OIA Division II regular-season football title with a 34-27 home victory over Kaimuki on Friday night.
The Chargers (7-0 overall, 6-0 league) and three more teams from the eight-team OIA D-II will make the playoffs to fight for the overall championship and two spots at states.
Also, Kamehameha-Hawaii (9-0, 8-0) wrapped up the BIIF Division II regular-season title and a spot in the league championship game with a 49-0 home win over Pahoa.
In addition, Farrington topped Leilehua 40-9 to get a top playoff seed and a bye in OIA Division I’s A group.
Unofficially in the playoff picture:
>> Konawaena already has sewed up a spot in the BIIF D-I title game
>> Kapaa, as the only D-I team in the KIF, already has a state spot clinched
>> PAC-5, as the only eligible D-II team, already has a state spot secured
All of Thursday and Friday’s WEEK 9 scores, Saturday’s schedule and updated standings follow.
Hawaii High School Football Standings
>> Click on the links below to go to any of the 47 school team pages; there are no team pages for secondary varsity teams at a particular school
>> League won-lost records are followed by overall won-lost records in parentheses
ILH Open Division
>> Punahou Buffanblu 2-0 (5-2)
>> Saint Louis Crusaders 1-1 (3-4)
>> Kamehameha Warriors 0-2 (4-3)
ILH Division I
>> ‘Iolani Raiders 1-0 (4-0)
>> Damien Monarchs 0-1 (4-3)
ILH Division II
>> PAC-5 Wolfpack 2-0 (3-2)
>> Saint Louis Crusaders II 2-1 (3-3)
>> Kamehameha Warriors II 2-2 (2-2)
>> Punahou Buffanblu II 0-3 (0-4)
OIA Open Division
A
>> Kahuku Red Raiders 4-0 (7-1)
>> Campbell Sabers 4-0 (6-1)
>> Moanalua Na Menehune 1-3-1 (1-5-1)
B
>> Mililani Trojans 4-0 (6-1)
>> Kapolei Hurricanes 4-0 (5-1)
>> Waianae Seariders 1-3 (1-6)
OIA Division I
A
>> Farrington Governors 4-2 (5-2)
>> Leilehua Mules 3-2 (4-4)
>> Nanakuli Golden Hawks 0-4-1 (1-5-1)
>> Aiea Na Alii 0-5 (1-6)
B
>> Waipahu Marauders 3-1 (3-3)
>> Kailua Surfriders 3-2 (4-3)
>> Castle Knights 0-4 (1-4)
>> Radford Rams 0-5 (0-6)
OIA Division II
>> Pearl City Chargers 6-0 (7-0)
>> Kaiser Cougars 4-2 (4-3)
>> Roosevelt Rough Riders 3-2 (4-3)
>> Kaimuki Bulldogs 3-3 (3-5)
>> Kalaheo Mustangs 2-3 (3-3)
>> Kalani Falcons 2-3 (3-3)
>> Waialua Bulldogs 2-4 (3-5)
>> McKinley Tigers 0-5 (0-6)
BIIF Division I
>> Konawaena Wildcats 6-0 (7-1)
>> Keaau Cougars 5-2 (5-3)
>> Hilo Vikings 3-3 (3-3)
>> Kealakehe Waveriders 2-4 (2-6)
>> Waiakea Warriors 0-7 (0-7)
BIIF Division II
>> Kamehameha-Hawaii Warriors 8-0 (9-0)
>> Hawaii Prep Ka Makani 5-2 (5-2)
>> Honokaa Dragons 4-3 (4-3)
>> Ka’u Trojans 3-4 (3-4)
>> Pahoa Daggers 2-6 (2-6)
>> Kohala Cowboys 0-7 (0-7)
MIL Division I
>> Lahainaluna Lunas 1-0 (1-0)
>> Maui Sabers 1-4 (1-4)
>> Baldwin Bears 0-6 (0-6)
MIL Division II
>> Kamehameha-Maui Warriors 5-0 (5-0)
>> King Kekaulike Na Alii 4-1 (4-1)
KIF
>> Kapaa Warriors 4-0 (6-0)
>> Waimea Menehunes 1-2 (1-3)
>> Kauai Red Raiders 0-3 (1-5)
4 Comments
Teams should not get into the State tournament automatically no matter what they do on the field, Pac-5 and Kapaa. Not fair to all of the other schools fighting to make the tournament. At a minimum they should have to play someone from another league to get into States.
good point. and that’s the way it used to be just a few years ago. Thanks for reading!!
Thank you so much for listing all the teams in win loss order in the various leagues. Very hard to know which teams are part of which leagues. Especially when they keep changing year by year according to the previous year’s record.
Thanks for your readership Dino!!
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