The Kahuku Red Raiders receive the championship plaque after defeating the Mililani Trojans 20-7 for the OIA Division title. OIA Division I championship game. Friday, Oct. 30, 2015. Aloha Stadium.
The time for talking is over. The top two teams in the OIA all season collide Friday night at Aloha Stadium as No. 2 Kahuku faces No. 3 Mililani for the OIA D-I title. The Red Raiders had never lost to the Trojans until 2013, when Mililani beat Kahuku in the OIA semifinals. A year later, the Trojans were better than the Red Raiders again, winning the OIA title by a 20-7 margin. As pointed out here Friday, if the […]
Here’s the clash of the titans in OIA Division I football. Defending champion Mililani against powerhouse Kahuku. Kahuku 7, Mililani 0 Mililani 7, Kahuku 7 Kahuku 10, Mililani 7 Kahuku 17, Mililani 7 Kahuku 20, Mililani 7
OIA Division II championship game. Friday, Oct. 30, 2015. Aloha Stadium. Radford 7, Kaimuki 0 Radford 7, Kaimuki 6 PAT: Sack Radford 14, Kaimuki 6 Radford 21, Kaimuki 6 Radford 28, Kaimuki 6
The OIA Division II title game between No. 9 Radford and Kaimuki is a rematch of a game earlier this season the Rams won 48-0. A lot has happened since then, however, as the Bulldogs have rattled off six consecutive wins, including a last-second shocker at Nanakuli two weeks ago. Radford last played for the OIA Division II title in 2012 when it beat Nanakuli 21-6. Kaimuki is in the OIA title game for the first time since 2010 when […]
Republished with 2014 results, Division II champions. OIA championships (division I) 2014: Mililani 20, Kahuku 6 Mililani quarterback McKenzie Milton threw two touchdown passes in the second quarter and the defense protected the lead against a Kahuku offense that played without quarterback Tuli Wily-Matagi for much of the game. 2013: Mililani 37, Farrington 6 Trojans quarterback McKenzie Milton had a hand in three touchdowns with a 52-yard run, a 23-yard reception and a 24-yard pass to lead Mililani to its […]
Something has got to give. As pointed out in Friday’s Honolulu Star-Advertiser story by Paul Honda, the OIA championship game pits teams that are in position to be the best ever at scoring and preventing points. Mililani has averaged 56.5 points per game this year, better than any program since the Prep Bowl era began in 1973. Sure, the Trojans had their share of cupcakes, but Saint Louis got fat on Damien and Pac-Five. Same for Kahuku, giving up only […]
The matchup: Kahuku (10-0) vs. Mililani (9-1) Date: Friday, Oct. 30, 7:30 p.m., Aloha Stadium Head-to-head: Kahuku leads 10-2 Last meeting: Mililani 20-7 (Oct. 31, 2014) Biggest margin of victory: Kahuku 40-2 (Sept. 2, 2000) Smallest margin of victory: Kahuku 33-30 (Sept. 11, 1981) Kahuku’s offensive leaders Mililani’s offensive leaders GAME NOTES >> This is the eighth consecutive season either Kahuku or Mililani has advanced to the OIA title game. The last one not to involve either team was Leilehua’s […]