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OIA PLAYOFF PREVIEW: Moanalua at Kapolei

By Hawaii Prep World on October 13, 2016

OIA D-I Quarterfinals The matchup: Moanalua (5-4) vs. Kapolei (7-1) Location/Time: Kapolei, Friday, 7:30 p.m. Head-to-head: Kapolei leads 4-1 Last meeting: Kapolei 33, Moanalua 21 (9/5/2015) Moanalua’s offensive statistics Kapolei’s offensive statistics A monumental game for Kapolei takes place Friday night when the Hurricanes attempt to reach the semifinals of the OIA Division I playoffs for just the second time in school history with a victory over Moanalua. Two offense that love to throw it around go at it with […]

OIA PLAYOFF PREVIEW: Leilehua at Kahuku

By Hawaii Prep World on October 13, 2016

OIA D-I Quarterfinals The matchup: Kahuku (7-1) vs. Leilehua (4-4) Location/Time: Kahuku, Friday, 7:30 p.m. Head-to-head (since 1973): Kahuku leads 20-7 Last meeting: Kahuku 49, Leilehua 15 (Aug. 12, 2016) Kahuku’s offensive statistics Leilehua’s offensive statistics The OIA quarterfinal game at Carlton Weimer Field on the North Shore is a rematch of No. 1 Kahuku’s season opener, a 49-15 win over Leilehua at Hugh Yoshida Stadium. As it turns out, Leilehua’s opening schedule was every bit as rough as it […]

OIA PLAYOFF PREVIEW: Farrington at Campbell

By Hawaii Prep World on October 13, 2016

OIA D-I Quarterfinals The matchup: Campbell (5-3) vs. Farrington (6-2) Location/Time: Campbell, Friday, 7:30 p.m. Head-to-head: Farrington leads 15-4-1 Last meeting: Farrington 34, Campbell 14 (8/13/2016) Campbell’s offensive statistics Farrington’s offensive statistics A lot has changed since Farrington’s 34-14 win over Campbell on Aug. 13. The obvious difference for Campbell is in quarterback Kawika Ulufale, a mobile, shifty controller of the offense. It was Campbell’s defense that worked wonders against Moanalua in the close win on Sept. 16, and Ulufale […]

JPS’s Ewa Beach Sabers are a varsity pipeline

By Nick Abramo on October 13, 2016

Jr. Prep Sports football has created quite a pipeline of players to varsity football in Hawaii and the mainland. There are 16 different organizations in Hawaii playing tackle and flag football under the Jr. Prep Sports banner. One of those organizations — the Ewa Beach Sabers – provided Hawaii Prep World with a list of its alumni who are now playing or have played varsity football in the past. The list of those players will follow, but first here is a list […]

Schutte’s specialty and Masaki’s moxie

By Nick Abramo on October 13, 2016

Syenna Masaki is the unquestioned leader of the Kalaheo Mustangs in girls volleyball. Keisha Schutte is a well-rounded player for the Campbell Sabers. There were others who also shined during the Mustangs’ three-set victory over the Sabers in the first round of the Oahu Interscholastic Association playoffs on Wednesday night at the Aiea High gym, but those two stood out for different reasons. Masaki is easy to spot. She is vocal and she is a big hitter. When setter Riley […]

Leilehua-Kahuku rematch is a bonus for Mules

By Nick Abramo on October 13, 2016

No. 1 Kahuku is a big favorite to beat unranked Leilehua in the Oahu Interscholastic Association quarterfinals Friday night. But the best part about it for the Mules (4-5) is they have a lot to gain even if they lose. They have already qualified for next month’s state tournament, so what better way to go into the quarterfinals than against the top-ranked team in the state? >> A victory would be a mammoth upset. >> A loss? Well, that’s what […]

Ah-Hoy, Kaniho, Aleki among Poly commits

By Billy Hull on October 13, 2016

The Polynesian Bowl, scheduled for Saturday, Jan. 21 at Aloha Stadium, announced the commitments of 23 more high school players to the inaugural game, including five from Hawaii. Kamehameha linebacker Andrew Aleki, Maui linebacker Feleti Afemui, Kahuku defensive backs Kesi Ah-Hoy and Kekaula Kaniho and Saint Louis offensive lineman Michael Minihan have signed on to compete in the game featuring a team captained by Tennessee Titans quarterback Marcus Mariota against a team led by Baltimore Ravens offensive lineman Ronnie Stanley. […]

Aiea’s Say aims for players to meet their potential

By Nick Abramo on October 12, 2016

You couldn’t help but notice a twinge of disappointment in the eyes of Wendell Say after a first-round Oahu Interscholastic Association football first-round playoff loss last weekend. You see, those same eyes before the game were probably glinting with the wonderful possibilities of what could actually happen with a win. “The hardest part is getting the kids to reach their potential,” said Say, who knows a thing or two about coaching football. He just finished his 26th season as Na […]

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OIA PLAYOFF PREVIEW: Moanalua at Kapolei

OIA PLAYOFF PREVIEW: Leilehua at Kahuku

OIA PLAYOFF PREVIEW: Farrington at Campbell

JPS’s Ewa Beach Sabers are a varsity pipeline

Schutte’s specialty and Masaki’s moxie

Leilehua-Kahuku rematch is a bonus for Mules

Ah-Hoy, Kaniho, Aleki among Poly commits

Aiea’s Say aims for players to meet their potential

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