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Q&A: Rod York on life without Milton

By Paul Honda on October 6, 2015

On the topic of this season’s rash of injuries to quarterbacks, Mililani coach Rod York chatted with Hawaii Prep World on Monday night. His QB, all-state first-team selection McKenzie Milton, suffered a shoulder injury three weeks ago against Kailua. HPW: Kaysen Higa has played well since stepping into McKenzie’s role. Is he locked in as the starter even though he alternated with Dillon Gabriel this past weekend against Moanalua? York: Oh no, it’s open competition. It was going to be […]

Buffanblu fall out of MaxPreps’ top 100

By Nick Abramo on October 6, 2015

Punahou dropped 42 places to No. 117 in the MaxPreps national computer rankings released Sunday. The Buffanblu — No. 1 in the Honolulu Star-Advertiser statewide poll — hosted ‘Iolani on Friday and picked up a hard-earned 35-23 win. Mililani is the only other Hawaii school ranked in the MaxPreps top 100. The Star-Advertiser’s latest Top 10, with national rank in parentheses and movement (plus or minus) in the national rankings, follows. 1. Punahou (117) ———— (minus-42) 2. Kahuku (324) ———— (plus-183) […]

St. Francis’ win was a highlight of Week 9

By Nick Abramo on October 6, 2015

St. Francis’ 12-9 win over Pac-Five at Aloha Stadium on Friday was one of the highlights of Week 9 in Hawaii high school football. It was the Saints’ first varsity victory in Interscholastic League of competition. The school started varsity football in the 2013 season. Radford’s OIA Division II regular-season title-clinching 28-7 win at Nanakuli on Friday was another biggie of Week 9, as was Kapaa’s KIF championship-clinching 28-0 win over Waimea at Hanapepe Stadium on Saturday. Week 9 scores of […]

‘Iolani’s Makekau day-to-day with injury

By Billy Hull on October 5, 2015

‘Iolani senior receiver Keoni-Kordell Makekau left last Friday’s 35-23 loss to Punahou early in the first quarter with a shoulder injury and is “day-to-day” according to ‘Iolani coach Wendell Look. Makekau was on the receiving end of the first two completed passes thrown by quarterback Tai-John Mizutani when he took a hit near the ‘Iolani sideline to his shoulder. He left the game and had his pads off by the second quarter and didn’t return. Makekau currently leads the ILH […]

Kahuku passes Mililani for third in HSA Top 10

By Hawaii Prep World on October 5, 2015

After holding Waianae to negative yardage through three quarters in a statement 30-0 win on Saturday at Aloha Stadium, the OIA Red champion Kahuku Red Raiders have leapfrogged defending state champion Mililani by a single point into the third spot in the latest Honolulu Star-Advertiser Top 10 released Monday. The Red Raiders took a first-place vote from Punahou, which was a unanimous No. 1 last week after beating Saint Louis in double overtime. The Buffanblu remained undefeated with a 35-23 […]

Beaman, Kruse take Punahou Invitational

By Jerry Campany on October 3, 2015

59th Annual Punahou Invitational Punahou School 3 Mile Course Top 10 Varsity Girls 1. Amanda Beaman, IOL, 18:55.99 2. Jordan Jones, PAC5, 19:06.78 3. Vanessa Royal, MIL, 19:19.96 4. Noe Obermeyer, PUN, 19:23.14 5. Mary Moloney, RAD, 19:24.52 6. Hennessy Ellis, KSK, 19:29.27 7. Lauren Gibbs, MIL, 19:40.34 8. Mia Schiel, PUN, 19:44.90 9. Teri Brady, PUN, 20:01.81 10. Alexis Deocampo-Raguino, STF, 20:10.43 Top 5 Girls Teams 1. Punahou, 44 Points 2. Iolani, 61 Points 3. Mililani, 106 Points 4. […]

LIVE BLOG: Kahuku 30, Waianae 0, F

By Paul Honda on October 3, 2015

It’s No. 4 Kahuku (7-0, 6-0) against No. 6 Waianae (6-1, 6-0) in a showdown for first place in the OIA Red. Both teams have already sealed first-round byes in the OIA Division I playoffs. FIRST QUARTER Huuuge break for Waianae, recovering what was an pouchy (PK Tate Ebel with the recovery), but quick moving on-side kick. Brilliant. But then after getting the ball in its territory, they run, run, run and punt. I was hoping they’d go for a […]

Malepeai masterful, humble on record night

By Paul Honda on October 3, 2015

The hits keep coming, records keep falling. Vavae Malepeai remains the same. Mililani’s starting running back often gains yardage because of an offensive line that has played at an elite level dating back well before his first start as a sophomore in 2013. Malepeai does a lot of genius work between the tackles, as well, blasting through creases and canyons at the point of attack. Defenders unwilling to get into a low base are usually knocked over by Malepeai’s power. […]

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Q&A: Rod York on life without Milton

Buffanblu fall out of MaxPreps’ top 100

St. Francis’ win was a highlight of Week 9

‘Iolani’s Makekau day-to-day with injury

Kahuku passes Mililani for third in HSA Top 10

Beaman, Kruse take Punahou Invitational

LIVE BLOG: Kahuku 30, Waianae 0, F

Malepeai masterful, humble on record night

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