Hilo captured its fourth straight Big Island Interscholastic Federation Division I football championship on Friday night with a 40-3 title-game victory over Waiakea at Wong Stadium.
The Vikings (8-1) and the Warriors (3-8) will move on to the Division I state championship in November.
The BIIF’s Division II championship game is Saturday night at Konawaena. The winner between Konawaena (7-1) and Kamehameha-Hawaii (6-3) moves on to the D-II state tournament.
One more state tournament spot (six in Open, eight in D-I, and six in D-II) could be decided Saturday night, when Baldwin (7-2) and Maui (5-4) play in a Maui Interscholastic League playoff game at War Memorial Stadium. The Bears clinch the MIL D-I title and a D-I state-tourney berth with a win. If the Sabers win, another game between the two teams will be held next weekend to decide it.
Two teams — Waipahu (8-1) and Waialua (6-2) – secured D-II state tournament berths with victories in the OIA D-II semifinals Friday night.
Damien also qualified for the D-II state tourney Friday night by beating St. Francis 20-12 in the Interscholastic League of Honolulu D-II championship game.
The state qualifiers by division follow.
Open
>> No. 1 Kahuku (8-1)
>> No. 4 Kapolei (8-1)
>> No. 5 Waianae (8-2)
>> No. 6 Farrington (7-2)
>> No. 2 Punahou (7-2)
>> No. 3 Saint Louis (8-1)
Division I
>> No. 8 Campbell (6-4)
>> Hilo (8-1)
>> ‘Iolani (3-7)
>> Leilehua (4-7)
>> No. 7 Mililani (6-3)
>> Moanalua (5-6)
>> Waiakea (3-8)
>> Either No. 9 Baldwin (7-2) or Maui (5-4)
Division II
>> Kapaa (7-1)
>> Lahainaluna (6-4)
>> Waialua (6-2)
>> Waipahu (8-1)
>> Damien (6-2)
>> Either Konawaena (7-1) or Kamehameha-Hawaii (6-3)
TEAMS ELIMINATED FROM STATES:
OIA
>> Aiea (3-5)
>> Castle (4-5)
>> Kailua (3-5)
>> Kaimuki (5-4)
>> Kaiser (2-7)
>> McKinley (0-8)
>> Nanakuli (0-8)
>> Kalaheo (1-7)
>> Kalani (4-3)
>> Pearl City (5-4)
>> Radford (0-8)
>> Roosevelt (2-6)
ILH
>> No. 10 Kamehameha (3-6)
>> Pac-Five (2-5)
>> St. Francis (5-3)
KIF
>> Kauai (1-6)
>> Waimea (3-4)
MIL
>> Kamehameha-Maui (2-7)
>> King Kekaulike (0-8)
BIIF
>> Hawaii Prep (0-8)
>> Honokaa (4-4)
>> Keaau (2-5)
>> Kealakehe (3-5)
Rumors on Maui is Baldwin will play Mililani, hearing that Iolani will play Leilehua. Mililani coaches seen at Baldwin/Maui High game.