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It could happen all over again for the Farrington Governors. A year ago, they took a 27-point loss in a late September meeting with Mililani. That spurred Farrington to four wins in its next five games. The momentum came to a halt in the postseason, at the hands of Mililani, but it was a narrow 17-14 contest the second time. Mililani looked every bit the defending state champions, every bit like a team that has not lost to an island […]

With no disrespect to Kailua, which at 5-1 is one of the best stories of the 2015 Hawaii high school football season, the battle tonight at Aloha Stadium between No. 3 Mililani and No. 6 Farrington is — for all intents and purposes — for the OIA Blue crown. The Surfriders host the Trojans next week and could cause mayhem with a win, but the Govs and Trojans are the only two undefeated teams in league play left in the […]

For all of the talk of Mililani’s leaky defense against Liberty, the offense has had no problems at all. The Trojans have been held under 50 points in every game except one this year, scoring ONLY 49 against Campbell. Farrington has given up more than 19 only once, a 35-point outburst by Moanalua’s machine. The two units go head-to-head on Thursday at Aloha Stadium. It figures to be the first real test for the Trojans’ offense. McKenzie Milton will get […]

Due to No. 3 Mililani’s potent offense that is averaging 59.2 points in five games, the Trojans’ defense gets a bit overlooked. The biggest question for the unit — after giving up 76 points in a loss to Liberty in Henderson, Nev., two weeks ago — is how will it hold up against Thursday night’s opponent, Oahu Interscholastic Association Blue rival and sixth-ranked Farrington at 7:30 p.m. at Aloha Stadium. Certainly not as imposing as last season’s defense, which included […]