OIA football coordinator Harold Tanaka says the full slate of OIA football games for Friday will be held.
Saturday’s games, however, will be moved to Monday including the stadium doubleheader due to the oncoming threat of Hurricane Lester.
UPDATE at 2:06 p.m.: Kaimuki coach David Tautofi said the Bulldogs will have rescheduled their game against Faith Lutheran (Nev.) for Sunday, 10 a.m., at Aloha Stadium. Faith Lutheran is scheduled to leave Oahu on Monday morning.
An OIA Division II game between Pearl City and Waialua has been moved to Friday, Oct. 14. Varsity game will start at 6 p.m.
Here is the list of games:
Friday, Sept. 2
>> Aiea at Centennial (Gresham, Ore.) 4:30 p.m. Hawaii time
>> Kailua at Nanakuli, 7:30 p.m.
>> Moanalua at Radford, 7:30 p.m.
>> Kaiser at Waianae, 7:30 p.m.
>> Campbell at Kahuku, 7:30 p.m.
>> St. Francis vs. Damien, 5 p.m., at Aloha Stadium
>> ‘Iolani vs. Saint Louis, 7:45 p.m., at Aloha Stadium
Sunday, Sept. 4
>> Faith Lutheran (Nev.) vs. Kaimuki, 10 a.m., Aloha Stadium
Monday, Sept. 5
>> Roosevelt vs. Waipahu at Aloha Stadium, 4 p.m.
>> Farrington vs. Leilehua at Aloha Stadium, 7 p.m.
>> Kapolei at Mililani, 6:30 p.m.
Friday, Oct. 14
>> Pearl City at Waialua, 6 p.m.
>> McKinley vs. Kalani at Kaiser, either Oct. 14 or 15
Just one hard and significant question regarding the new format. Did HHSAA throw out the Mercy Rule and if not, why not? @JerryCampany, would you know or does anyone with authority know?
I don’t know if they threw it out for games before the championship games, but I am assuming they will keep it since it is in play for the regular season. I’ll check with the HHSAA.
C.
Mercy Rule: At any time during the second half of the game, if the winning team is leading by 35 or more points, the clock will not stop for incomplete passes, change of possession, out of bounds plays, or first downs. The clock will stop for timeouts, any score, administration of penalties, and injuries. Should the winning team’s lead go below 35 points, revert back
to regular clock rules.
This rule shall apply to all state tournament football games except the championship game
I went to last yrs all star game at Aloha stadium and they had instant replay challenges. And it worked, two calls got reversed because of a missed call. If a big boy league can implement instant replay and it was a success, maybe the HHSAA might want to try it for states. Stadium games of course…. help our refs out a little….
THE ONLY GAME THAT MATTERS IS KAHUKU VS CAMPBELL. THE REST OF YOU GUYS NO MATTER CUZ YOU NOT WINNING STATES ANYWAY
TO BEAT THE BEST YOU GOTTA BE THE BEST. BUT WE THE BEST, SO YOU CANNOT BEAT US!
RRFL. ENEMY OF THE STATE. HATE US CUZ YOU AINT US, BRUH
Alpha, for what we use replay for high school games? ONLY THING THEY GOTTA REPLAY IS WHEN BIG RED COMES IN AND SPANKS THE OTHER TEAM! AHAHAHAHHAHA
RR4L! HATE US CUZ YOU AINT US CUZ!
Kahuku fans like @808RRFL love attention online. They love to make it all about Kahuku and then play victim when someone disagrees with them. People that I know “in real life” from Kahuku/ Laie are humble and respectable, unlike online fans who make like everyone hates Kahuku. Trust me not everyone hates Kahuku, they just hate online fans like yourself. The state, including myself, will cheer for Kahuku when they play BG, but in reality, that game ain’t even gonna be close. They’ll lose by at least 3 TD’s.