They ended the 2015 season against each other in a state final and began the 2016 season on a quest to meet again.
Saturday night at Aloha Stadium, we do it again as the rivalry between Kahuku and Saint Louis continues with the inaugural Open Division state football championship on the line.
Live updates will follow below.
No. 2 Saint Louis 30, No. 1 Kahuku 14
Saint Louis (10-1) wins its fourth state football title and ends Kahuku’s 24-game winning streak against Hawaii teams.
FOURTH QUARTER
Crusaders force another turnover.
Dylan Silva breaks off a 43-yard TD run. Ball game.
Fourth-and-1 and DL Darcy Freitas comes flying in for a sack. After the play is over, Freitas is called for shoving the quarterback’s head into the ground, but the 15 yards isn’t enough for a first down and Saint Louis takes over.
Saint Louis ball on the 20. Second-and-2 and Tagovailoa tries to leap over Kaniho. Ball comes out but he clearly hit the ground before fumbling. Third-and-1. Tagovailoa tries to scramble on a pass call but is marked short. Fourth-and-1. Saint Louis calls timeout with 6:16 left to think about it. Ball is own its own 29. Crusaders go for it. Tagovailoa lines up in the shotgun, comes up to fake an audible, takes the snap under center and runs left, breaks a tackle and picks up 28 yards to the Kahuku 43. Play of the game so far. First down. Crusaders call timeout second-and-8 at the 41 with 5:25 to go. Young on the reception for 11 tough yards to the 30. First down. QB draw and Tagovailoa finds a hole and he’s GONE. 30-yard TD run. Touchdown Saint Louis with 4:44 to go. Delay of game on the extra point try though. This is a huge kick. From 25 yards out. Kaniho tries to time the snap and jump over the line but is offsides. Try now from the 4-yard line. Kaniho tries it again and moves early again. Extra point is good. Two-possession game with 4:44 remaining. 23-14.
Vakapuna with a huge kick return all the way to the Saint Louis 35. Roughly 52 yards on the return. Direct snap to Brown goes for 31 yards to the 4, but a flag down. Holding on Kahuku. Ah-Hoy in the game on offense and his first carry goes for 7 yards. Timeout Saint Louis as Kahuku has first-and-10 on the 24 with 11:11 to go. Ah-Hoy runs for 2 and pays the price at the end as he takes a big shot from Toilolo. Ah-Hoy gets 2 more and it’s third-and-6. Vakapuna breaks through a hole up the middle for 8 big yards and a first down. Vakapuna for 2 to the 10. Tuitele with another tackle but Ah-Hoy gets to the 5. Third-and-3. Ah-Hoy spins his way to the 2 and they give him the first down. First-and-goal at the 2. Ah-Hoy about to go in the end zone and he FUMBLES. Isaiah Tufaga recovers for Saint Louis in the end zone. Stunning turn of events.
Crusaders third-and-6 at the 18 but a false start moves them back 5. Tagovailoa overthrows a receiver. Fourth down. This would be about 40 yards again. Tobias is GOOD with his third field goal in four tries and Saint Louis leads Kahuku, 16-14, 11:50, Q4.
THIRD QUARTER
Punt takes a Kahuku bounce and Saint Louis will start from its 23. Tagovailoa has an open receiver down the left hash but his bullet is overthrown. Had a chance to be a big play, maybe six. Instead it’s third-and-3 at the 30. False start on Saint Louis first. Third-and-8 and Tagovailoa hits Kekahuna-Kalawe for 13 yards and a first down. Just a ridiculous deep ball to Panoke for 40 yards. Saint Louis threatening again. Big third-and-7 play coming up.
Third-and-2 and Vakapuna is stopped by Sandry to force a punt.
Possible bad injury on the field as Saint Louis LB Noa Purcell is down. He is able to get off the field with help from his teammates, but that’s two starting linebackers out for the Crusaders. Purcell bleeding from above and below right eye according to our Christian Shimabuku.
Saint Louis has had three trips inside the Kahuku 20 and come up with only six points on two field goals.
INJURY UPDATE: Slade-Matautia has his left arm in a sling and is done for tonight.
Crusaders start on their 48. Designed QB draw for Tagovailoa picks up 15 to the 26. Ah-Hoy breaks up Tagovailoa’s pass over the middle. Tobias will try a third field goal, this time from 35. NO. OFFSIDES on Kahuku. First down Saint Louis to the 13. NO! They call it on Saint Louis. Had me fooled. Tobias misses from 40 yards wide left. Kahuku holds again.
Kahuku ball on its 20. Kahuku’s VaaiVaka Fale called for a false start and then a personal foul. Timeout Kahuku. Red Raiders facing a third-and-9 at its 21 after two runs. Maiava’s second pass attempt of the game is broken up by Sandry, Kahuku will punt.
Saint Louis will receive. First play is a 9-yard pass from Tagovailoa to Oasay. Dylan Silva‘s first carry results in a first down after a gain of 3. Tagovailoa with a bullet to Makoa Close for 9 yards to set up third-and-1. Austin Tuisano gains 7 as quite a hole opened on the left side of the Crusaders’ OL. Perfect ball on the out route to Young picks up a first down into Kahuku territory. Tagovailoa scrambles for 12 yards and he plows over a defender at the end of the run. Tagovailoa’s pass is high off a receiver’s hands and Kesi Ah-Hoy comes up with the INT. Refs are mulling it over and they call it an INT. First INT of Tagovailoa for the Red Raiders.
Haka No. 2 by the Kahuku faithful as we close halftime while the Kahuku football team gathers at midfield.
HALFTIME STATS
Tagovailoa 6-10, 127 yards, TD; nine carries, 42 yards
Panoke 2 receptions, 61 yards, TD
Brown 13 carries, 110 yards, TD
Vakapuna 8 carries, 55 yards, TD
Kahuku 30 rushes, 182 yards
Total yards: Kahuku 182, Saint Louis 177
Faatui Tuitele (STL), 7 tackles, 1 sack
Isaac Slade-Matautia (STL), 6 tackles
Miki Ah You (Kah), 4 tackles
Sioeli Naupoto (Kah), 4 tackles
SECOND QUARTER
Saint Louis content go to the locker room down one. HALFTIME. Catch your breath, everyone.
Kahuku starts on its 38 and Maiava picks up 9 to the 47. Nice run by Vakapuna wiped out by a holding call. Vakapuna comes back the other way and picks up 33 yards to the Saint Louis 25 with 1:48 remaining. Brown with another big hole and he runs for 13 yards and is marked out at the 7. 1:13 now on the clock. Harmon Brown 7-yard TD run. Third lead change of first half as Kahuku back in front 14-13 with 1:08 to go.
Sekope Latu switched field position with a nice punt. Saint Louis now third-and-9 on its 16. Incomplete. Just the second incomplete pass thrown by Tagovailoa tonight. First punt for Saint Louis after going FG-FG-TD on first three drives.
Kahuku TE Pua Falemalu is injured on a play while Saint Louis LB Isaac Slade-Matautia was spotted heading to the locker room with a trainer. Kahuku goes three-and-out after a 42-yard kickoff return by Stokes Nihipali-Botelho, who had one man to beat and was tripped up.
BREAKING: Tagoaviloa is Hawaii’s all-time passing king
Crusaders have a nice run back on the kickoff called back by a penalty. Saint Louis will start on its 23. Tagovailoa hits Chandler Washington-Villanueva for 25 yards to the 48. TAGOVAILOA BREAKS TIMMY CHANG’S ALL-TIME CAREER PASSING RECORD with a 52-yard TD strike to Jonah Panoke. 13-7, 5:36.
Crusaders fumble the punt and Kahuku recovers on the Saint Louis 47. Third-and-3 on the 40. Direct snap to Vakapuna goes for 2 yards. LB Dylan Toilolo on the tackle. Vakapuna looks like he got a good spot though and they will measure. Nope. First down. No measure. Vakapuna gets to the outside for 8 yards to set up third-and-1 at the 28 of Saint Louis. Brown with the direct snap and he picks up 5 yards for a first down. Kahuku going to its jumbo formation. Brown gets inside the 5 but flags fly. Brown’s run counts as both fouls (targeting, personal foul) on Saint Louis. Elvis Vakapuna with a 1-yard TD run. Kahuku takes first lead, 7-6. 5:57.
Browns for 7 yards on the first carry but Kahuku then moves early. Steven Lombard stuffed on third down for 1 yard and Kahuku is three-and-out.
Crusaders will start second-and-7 on the Kahuku 8. LB Sioeli Naupoto gets the Red Raiders’ first sack to set up third-and-9 at the 10. Tagovailoa hit as he threw and the ball is just wide of the outstretched hands of Young. Vimahi on the hit. Jacob Tobias hits a 27-yard field goal. 6-0, 11:08.
FIRST QUARTER
Saint Louis ball on its 49. Tagovailoa with a deep ball and an easy pass interference call on Stokes Nihipali-Botelho. That will be 15. Tagovailoa scrambles for a yard, he has 26 rushing yards on five carries. Tagovailoa dances for 12 yards to the Kahuku 23. First rushing attempt for Tosh Kekahuna-Kalawe picks up 3. Jonah Panoke with a 9-yard reception to the 11. First down.
Kahuku starts on its 20. Slade-Matautia back in the game but he can barely move his left arm as Harmon Brown picks up 26 yards on first run. Another 12 on the ground for Brown. Elvis Vakapuna gets his first carry for 3 yards. Maiava picks up 3 on direct snap to set up third-and-4. Faatui Tuitele in on the stop for Saint Louis’ DL. Kefu carries Tuitele just short of the marker. It will be fourth-and-inches. Kahuku will go. False start on the Red Raiders. Huge penalty. Kahuku goes for it on fourth-and-6 at the Crusaders’ 38. Maiava drops back and is SACKED by who else, Faatui Tuitele. Crusaders take over.
Saint Louis will start on its 35. Senior Tua Tagovailoa at QB for the Crusaders. First pass is complete to Ronson Young for 7 yards. Tagovailoa breaks contain and has a big gainer, but he fumbles. Tua jumps on it for a pickup of 18 yards. Crusaders call timeout. Tagovailoa has Young down the seam for a 28-yard pass. Ball comes out but he’s whistled down at the 12. Tagovailoa 2-2, 35 yards. Tagovailoa to Young again for 6 yards to the 6. Tagovailoa scrambles for 5 yards to the 1. First-and-goal. Aliki Vimahi stuffs Tagovailoa for no gain. Tagovailoa scrambles out and throws high but flag on the play. Saint Louis called for a hold. Crusaders on the 15 and Tagovailoa has Leelan Oasay open over the middle but the throw is low. Kesi Ah-Hoy sniffs out the QB draw on third down for a gain of 2. Jacob Tobias hits a 30-yard field goal. First time Kahuku has trailed to a Hawaii team this season. 3-0, 5:14
Touchback. Kahuku will start on the 20. Freshman Sol-Jay Maiava at QB. John Paul Kefu gets the first handoff and picks up 5 yards. Kefu gets 2 more as LB Isaac Slade-Matautia gets there first for the tackle. Third-and-3. Injury timeout first for Slade-Matautia. Kefu stopped for a gain of 1. DB Rick Sandry got their first for the stop. Kahuku three-and-out.
Kahuku will receive. Here we go. Kahuku fans did the haka. Saint Louis answered by screaming as loud as possible. Game on.
TEAM CAPTAINS
Saint Louis: Michael Minihan
Kahuku: Kekaula Kaniho, Kesi Ah-Hoy, Vili Fisiiahi, Aliki Vimahi
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Kahuku (11-1) has won 24 straight games against Hawaii opposition. Saint Louis (9-1) has won 24 of its last 28 games.
This will mark the final game for five-star quarterback Tua Tagovailoa, who has committed to Alabama and will enroll in January. Tagovailoa needs 87 yards to pass Timmy Chang as the state’s all-time career passing leader.
To get you ready for the game, here is our coverage leading up to Saturday night.
• Game Day: Kahuku vs. Saint Louis (via Staradvertiser.com)
• Kahuku, Saint Louis ready for rematch (via Staradvertiser.com)
• Kahuku fans ready to put on show
• VIDEO: Cal Lee, Vavae Tata preview game
• Chang recalls young Tua saying he will break record
• Kahuku’s Maiava could be first freshman QB to win state title
• What happens when No. 1 plays No. 2
• Rivalry renewed: Kahuku vs. Saint Louis
• Kahuku, Saint Louis alone on the big stage
• Favorites, science and family: Kekaula Kaniho
HISTORY: Saint Louis leads the series 11-7 in the Prep Bowl and state championship eras, but Kahuku has won seven of the last nine meetings and the last five games in a state final.
What does Kahuku have in store for everyone with its pregame haka? Can Kaniho continue his pick-six run? Can Tagovailoa solve the best defense in the state? We’ll find out beginning around 7 p.m. tonight.
Football season is over you dumb @$$. Save your shet talk for next season you bipolar/multi-personality underwear sniffer. Come on here spitting the same shet but under a different name. Unless your mama named you 88isAFool shut the fuk up with the screen name bullshet. Unless you love me so much you wanted to take my screen name.
Dere he goes again. Cuz rep ur own school Waipahu. Jump off da bandwagon that isn’t even ur own. Dis has nothing to do wit football. Dis has to do wit u being a big bitch. Ur cry and moan. U cry and moan. U need one huge tampon for ur vagina. Keep accusing everyone who thinks u 1 bitch dat is da same person. But really probably get 100 people think u one huge bitch. No mo life so gotta blog. No more wifey so gotta whack it looking at kids. U 1 sick fuck. Keep hiding n whining n cryin. But u will neva come out from hidin. Dat the whole state knows by now. 88 is known as one bitch hiding crybaby with 1 vagina livin in mommy’s basement in Waipahu. Get off da kahuku bandwagon we don’t want ya. Now go finish yo business you perv!
The final score was 30-14. In my opinion the game could have been a little worse. STL receiver dropped the ball in the end zone which turned out to be a FG instead of a TD. And some interesting play calling after having the ball first down on the 1 yard line with 3 straight pass plays. Most teams would try to run 2 times. And with Tua at QB there is a good chance they can get 1 yard. Kahuku had an amazing defense all year, but today they seemed a step slow. I guess that could be attributed to STL.
And someone on this blog is a very angry person. Kind of ruins it for everyone if you ask me. Great job to all the HS kids for completing another very exciting season. I liked the open format and I think they got it right even with so many people second guessing the HHSAA.
“NO blame Soljay. Braddah plays behind one clueless OC who probably gets his plays from the Ask Madden menu lol”
@AOK this made me spit out my coffee. Lmao. Waianae must go through the same talent agency for OC’s.
Everybody just relax its not like Hawaii football is good. Ya’ll are behind the game so everyone kai tae ok? Hahahaha Thanks St. Louis for proving my point Kahuku and everyone there is OVER RATED and play like SIKO.
Amazing though maiava is only a freshman, this loss will only make him and the younger red raiders better. A waaaay to early look at next year’s top teams…no particular order, Kahuku, Mililani, Kapolei, Punahou and Kamehameha. I think St. Louis and Waianae will be on the fringes because they return excellent defensive personnel but will be breaking in new QB’s. The other 6 I mentioned will have returning QB’s that should make for a record break year.
Glad to see all theses RR supporters in silent mode after a game that you can’t complain about.
proud of our boys, stokes said it best “we came prepared but it didnt pan out on the field”.
keep ur heads up boys we always got big red love for you all, soljay u still the man, all u underclassmen get back to work see u on monday
Tua Man closes out as a winner and a champion.!!!
To Noa, Issac and their “next man up” substitutes, Jacob Tobias and the rest of the TEAM, you have the inaugural Open Championship to carry with you for the rest of your life.
Coach Lee, Coach Vinny and the rest of the staff MAHALO…
Awwww… poor 88. what’s the matter? can’t take the abuse you like to dish out to others? Always running your mouth and insulting other teams and kids and people with your “RR4L!” crap. LOL
eat some humble pie, 88. eat it.
eh, guys. remember when had a bunch of kahuku people posting here about how the whole ILH league is overrated because punahou lost to one good kapolei team? And every arrogant red raider fan here was talking all this smack about how just because that one game, the ENTIRE ILH and punahou has been overrated for years and years? And how Kahuku was going murder st louis because st louis too soft, ILH league is flag football, nobody ever seen one running game like kahuku?
So what, then, 88 and anywaays and toomeke and whoevers? If ILH is overrated then Kahuku must be the MOST overrated in the entire state, yeah? You guys going admit that?
Oh no. Wait. I forget. You guys going just whine about recruiting.
I not even from private school and I no more kids going there. My kids playing for public school, but you Kahuku fans in here who no more class or humility need to stop running your mouth so much.
Farrington c/o ’99
Dang Tua was the difference maker with his feet. They could not get a handle on him running. I was wrong. The ILH does belong, but only St Louis lol Next year, they’ll be weak again. So sad.
88 will now tell Jeezy33 to stop making up screen names. Everyone they thinks 88 is one fag or a puss is da same guy. He’s so predictable. But when u get 1 small kine brain hard for some up with new stuff.
What’s sadder is that people like simple simon can’t give credit where credit is due. Your words don’t matter, simpleton simon. eat your humble pie along with jeezy. Eat it, son.
@overrrated Kahuku cannot whine about recruiting because Tata is already on the trail, that Siuaki blazed. Everyone knows that they too recruit like the ILH, but out of state / country. You watch cause of Kahuku the OIA will make a rule that one needs to sit out if they are transferring from out of state too. Haha. That will affect true out of state transfers, like the military kids. Don’t be surprised.
Congrats @ilh. . . The lone ilh supporter talking all last wk. You got one, awesome season. . . We got this nxt year OIA. . . Tuaman is beast. . . But pls, if st louis wins another one can the kids make sure the gaterade warm, Coach Lee almost caught pneumonia last night lol…. Tupu was gona slap a kid lol….. peace out yall…
I am sorry Simple Simon but there are many teams that belong from the ILH, STL, Punahou, and Kamehameha. You can also add Iolani. They beat a tough Campbell team. We can also say the many OIA teams belong too. Punahou beat STL which no team in Hawaii did this year. STL beat Kahuku condignly last night. That doesn’t mean NO OIA teams belong. That is just very ignorant to say. For one night Kapolei was the better team than Punahou. Just like for one night STL was better than Kahuku. Losing these games does not mean Punahou or Kahuku do not belong. I would like to think more of the adults on here would be more supportive of the kids playing.
@ TheHeartlessPrick
Wasn’t in Silent mode, see my earlier post congratulating St. Louis? No excuses, got beat by a better team last night.
@ overrated
Admit to what? being known for good football? Yes, Big Red is known for good football. Are we overrated? Maybe, but that would be in the eyes of the beholder, I always believe anyone could lose to anybody on any given day. Hows your Gov’s doing with all those State Championships you all won by the way??
To all those bashing Kahuku fans,try and read the first page of these comments before you run your mouth or type all-big-body on the internet trying to prove your manhood folks. Unlike others who call Kahuku football out week in and week out and then no show up after, a bunch of us Kahuku fan’s already posted and congratulated the Brotherhood of Saint Louis in earlier comments, learn to read…. and comprehend…. then respond, you get further in life that way.
All this talk the other night about teams getting a Trophy for “participating”, no respect given for winning a State Championship, so sad really! Humble pie is being served big time! Did your beloved Red Raiders get a trophy for participating? Maybe a medal? Much respect to the faithful Red Raider fans who show up game in and game out, none for the “ANALysts” here. No system will please everyone, thank you HHSAA for making the dreams of the ones that count (THE ATHLETES) come true. Congratulations to ALL student athletes! Until next season, ALOHA!!!
This is making me hopeful that we have an open regular season division next year. The best of the OIA and ILH in one division.
Kahuku is obviously head and shoulders above the rest of the OIA and seeing the big 3 face each other in the ILH every week is not fun especially after the 3rd or 4th time lol
Congrats Tuaman on the victory. That might be the best QB we ever see from this state.
@ Red Raider for life, I don’t think the comments were meant for you. Like I wrote before, there are many wonderful families in Kahuku like there are all over our wonderful island. I have had the privilege to have some great friendships with the Ah You’s, Heffernan’s, Faamoe’s, etc.
However, and we don’t know if these posters are really from your area, but there are a bunch of guys who claim to be from the Laie/Kahuku are who really fail to show any humility and class. They are aggressive and use foul language on this site. Like I mentioned before, I wouldn’t be surprised if these posters were not even from the Kahuku community but just want to give the perception that they are to generate interest in these blogs or ant to start trouble.
funny thing though, @red raider 4 life, the kahuku fans who are the loudest here aren’t the classy ones that all of a sudden showed up. it’s the ones like 88, anywaays, simple simon, toomeke, 808 rr4l, simple simon and those guys who just trash everybody, trash other schools, and carry themselves with no humility and class. they the ones giving all you guys one bad name.
i dont think kahuku is overrated. but i also don’t think ILH is overrated too. get plenty solid teams in all leagues but some of your boys posting here need to humble themselves because was getting tiring reading all their pilau crap on the blog comments. and now that kahuku lost, they nowhere to be found.
so red raider 4 life, maybe you should read all the other comments that your boys made and recognize how they running their mouth and acting all big body and trying for prove their manhood on the internet day in and day out until this loss. police your own boys because they making you guys look REAL bad right now and have been for long time already.
Unfortunately I have to agree with OVERRATED, there are some bad apples making a great community such as Kahuku look bad. I feel very sad. There are wonderful kids working hard out there. Instead of being solid role model to elevate the kids out there, some guys come on here and are very foul with their comments.
Call it “classy” call it not “classy”.
Kahuku shouldn’t have played Gorman & they for sure hatched to be the most OVERRATED team in the state & even the national rankings.
Don’t blame the refs when your offense can’t adjust nor respond. All that trash talk of how “great” Kahuku was is just a fairy tale that never was.
Great game the boys bad coaching. Im a rr4l but i hope sol jay looks for another school to play . he got a scholarship offer to michigan and im pretty sure theyd want him to be able to trow well…so much things to say but no sense the past is the past no sense driving a car looking only through the rear view mirror.heres to next year…God bless u all
Don’t send boys to do a mans job especially when you are going up against the men of the ILH. IQ over DNA all the time. Enjoy your OIA dominance while we keep the Koa trophy where it belongs for another 14 years.
sol jay won’t play at the next level as a quarterback if he stays at kahuku. it’s been a whole season and he hasn’t developed as a passer because kahuku all he does is hand off the ball and occasionally goes for a qb keeper. I’d love to see him go to kapolei and see what june jones could do with him or out at saint louis with vinnie pasos and the lee brothers.
Man, congratz to st Louis. But why did the OC for kahuku switch to kesi? Brown and vakapuna was fine! I thought i was watching waianae play with some of the play calls going on! Offense was not performing well, maiava definitely has alot to learn. Renaud wouldve fared much better at the pass. Penalties were oht of character for kahuku. As far as kahuku defense, st louis just had to many weapons. The main one was tuas legs, had he been more on target with his passes kahuku wouldve gotten slaughtered. He seemed to be more arrogant lately but i feel that gave him the condidence to perform at a very high level, he ran hard and played viscious in this game, awesome job crusaders!
Kahuku being called overrated is one the dumbest things I have ever read on this blog. That is straight up envy and jealousy by a lot of you posers waiting for Kahuku to fail. St. Louis won the game and was the better team that night. Period. Loseing doesn’t make last years Champs overrated. The difference between Kahuku fans and you clowns on this blog is we don’t have to waite for the outcome of a game to decide weather we support our kids or not. We support them from the beginning. You clowns waite untill the game is decided than all of a sudden you want to be vocal. Once again congratulations to St. Louis for winning this year and to ILH and LeeBoy. Looking forward to next year.
Back to reality is the word, St. Louis punched them in the mouth, and kahuku never expected it, they thought they was all high and mighty, untouchable, supposedly the best defense in Hawaii ever, lol, I disagree with that, bottom line they play nobody on the regular season and walk into the tournament , year in and year out and all they gotta do is play one mistake free , everything go there way type of game in the state championship , and that’s what been happening with them, put them with St. Louis punahou, kamehameha week in week out , they never go undefeated especially with that Mickey Mouse offense, people from the mainland was laughing when they saw the gourmet game, they said is that your state champions that represent Hawaii with that style of offense, lol, shame, no secret with kahuku , no strategy no gameplanning , it’s just we’re this big and your that small and we goin run u over that’s it, they got the big boys to do it, but when you play private schools , totally different they outsmart the big and supposedly strong
To all u terds in other comunities flying kahuku flags shame on u!
@topdoggs. enjoy it while it lasts. the same logic you’re using can just as well
be used against last years St Louis squad.
Congrats to this years Crusader team. Just like 2010, took another talented senior qb for you folks to pull it off. You must be smoking some really good stuff if you think St Louis or any other team will win 14 straight titles. It’s a new era, Big Red is hungry for 9 and many more, Crusaders are Happy to win #4. If the pattern holds true, we’ll be celebrating again soon, good luck in 2023. lol
Yup, they sure got out smarted last year. And again in 2011 and 2012. Kahuku gets out smarted so much they have the most HSSA State Trophies. You win and you learn. Last year Tagavailoa learned. This year he won and we learned.
Now these fools reaching for some relevance. They reaching all the way back to last year, 2010 & 2011. They counting trophies but left this years trophy behind.
If you could see the reality of last night’s game. Kahuku got out coached, was outmatched on every aspect but their special teams & couldn’t adjust to anything. The “DB U” was renamed to “M.I.A U”. You got a fullback playing Safety next to a true freshman at CB. Did Kahuku think they were playing Radford again? RR defense was stuck in the mud all game.
Out coached? Yes. In the words of our HC ” Players win games. Coaches lose them.” Out matched? Now your reaching. Game came down to one play. That one play in 4th quarter changed everything. Our kids and coaches will learn from it and be better for it.
You guys kept talking when you beat Kapolei and thought I dissapeared. Nope, I just let you all enjoy your OIA dominance. Well you guys got creamed by a real team and are still posting but with a different tone, like the kind where your tails are tucked between your legs. I hope your humble pie tastes good and dont worry about next year we always got QUALITY ballers ready to step up not Elephant hole pluggers with no IQ. I like Kahukus future please do not change a thing especially at QuarterBack and that will guarantee another four years of the TOPDOGGS on top!
Heartless prick , these guys don’t know , talking about trophies , they forget prep bowl is the state championship lol, they will never accomplish what St. Louis did and never come close to it, what these people don’t understand is that St. Louis is the reason why kahuku got out on the map, they forget they won like 4 state championships in the last seconds squeezing ass, they the most luckiest team in Hawaii, again, they playing weak schools, week in week out and leaving there starters in all the way, lucky coach cal wasn’t ignorant cause saints supposed to score one more at the end lol, overrated yes, big time, kahuku D never know what to do last night when St. Louis amassed 400 plus total offense against the supposedly great D, lol reality check suckas, u guys got a long more way to go to accomplish or even come close to St. Louis dominating Hawaii football cheehuuu
Jackass (88), you did overrate Kahuku. You said dey were the best team and dey would beat St. Louis. No one said dey not good. We all jus sayin dey not as good as u write about on here over and over and over and over and over and over (repeat 5000 times) again. If u say dey da best and u say dey #1 and dey not, you did overrate dem. Wat else is it? Cuz all kine people wen overrate them. Dey said dey was gonna win and dey didn’t. Dats one u usos overrating dem. So to b clear not sayin dey ain’t solid. But I’m sayin u wen overrate dem. If I say some1 should be #4 and dey lose to #5 den I wen overrate dem. Jackass. Ho cuz my name is 88 and I 1 internet scrappa! Betta watch out 4 me sole!
Kahuku fans your tears are delicious right now lol
Outmatched / Mismatched:
RR had a fullback playing Safety & a true freshman playing on same side. MISMATCH
STL Qb clears the line of scrimmage, no spy.
No identify on offense, runs spread formation only to run the ball on 3-4 defense. 3rd & long offense is nonexistent.
Dumb@$$ they won 23 straight games against teams from Hawaii. That includes every one from winless Radford and Waipahu to the 3 headed Monster Mililani team and Cal Lees St. Louis squad. That is not overrated dip shet. Thats what you call hard.
Congratulations Crusaders. You guys played a great game and we didn’t have our best one. Lots of mistakes, but that’s the way the cookie crumbles some times. Enjoy it for the next 364 days. We’re 1 and 1 I see it. Catch you next season.
lol. too funny, we reaching back to last year and 2011 and 2012, and Yet, look who keeps talking about the Prep Bowl era.
I tink basic arithmetic like preschool kine is 2 hard 4 our little buddy 88. U soles notice wen 88 get small kine of big kine mad dat sole start swearing n junk. Imma help u little 88. Wen u say some1 is the best and den dey don’t end up being #1 den u went overrate dat team. No1 is sayin dry ain’t good. So don’t get ur panties all kine wet. Use ur panties 4 protect ur muli. So let’s say it again cuz it’s hard 4 u to understand. I guess every1 callin u dumb wasn’t kidding.
If u say some1 is #1 and deny end up losing the title game and coming in 2nd den u went overrate dem. Dat is not 1 opinion it iz 1 fact. If u need da definition I can google it 4 u since u seem not to know wat da word small mine means boy. It means “too rate too highly.” Brah is this sole serious or he playin? Cuz I hope u playin cuz u give us usos 1 bad name.
So if the word means rate too highly and u wen rate em 1 and dey wen end up 2 den it’s 1 fact u went overrate dem.
Cuz moderator guy can u block 88 he iz making man kine more dumb 4 reading his junk. Brah u classic. No 1 out here can write da dumb kine stuff u do and pretend u believe it. I hope u no stay believin it.
One thing was clear last night was St. Louis’s speed. Last year’s Kahukus defensive speed, especially on the DLine was what won them the game.
Lol ya they won 23 straight games in Hawaii 22 oia 1 ILH , that says it all weak ass schedule
RR defensive speed was equivalent to moving around in concrete
So wat u sayin iz over 23 game Kahuku won dem all and beat only 1 ILH team St. Louis in last years title game. So wat u sayin is da OIA not dat good den? Brah ur math not dat good. Beatin up aiea radford moanalua and otha overmatched teams is impressive? Kefe ese.
Put it this way, iolani smashed all those schools including Campbell, not beat, but smash , poor thing they went 0-7 regular season cause they play puns, crusaders, and warriors twice , kahuku plays nobody bottom line , Mickey Mouse offense running over smaller schools that’s all buddy, know football inside out before u just look at #s, kefe lol