The OIA Division I third-place game between powerhouses Waianae and Farrington turned out to be as tight a battle as expected. With the league’s final state-tournament berth at stake, Waianae held on for a 20-19 victory at John Kauinana Stadium. Waianae 7, Farrington 0 Farrington 7, Waianae 7 Farrington 13, Waianae 7 PAT: run failed Waianae 13, Farrington 13 Waianae 20, Farrington 13 Waianae 20, Farrington 19
Harmon Brown chats after Kahuku’s 20-7 win over Mililani in the OIA Division I championship game. Brown rushed for 125 yards and two TDs on 29 carries.
Kahuku football coach Vavae Tata chats after the Red Raiders defeated Mililani 20-7 for the OIA Division I championship.
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.
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
‘Iolani coach Kainoa Obrey chats after the Raiders’ win over Kalaheo in the quarterfinals of the New City Nissan/HHSAA Girls Volleyball State Championships at McKinley Student Council Gymnasium.
Senior setter Bailey Choy and outside hitter Sierra Buscher chat after ‘Iolani’s quarterfinal win over Kalaheo at the New City Nissan/HHSAA Girls Volleyball State Championships at McKinley Student Council Gymnasium. Choy dished out 40 assists and Buscher had 10 kills.