St. John Bosco (Calif.) 42, Mililani 10
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Bosco finishes with 17 penalties for 175 yards. 26 total flags in the game.
BOX SCORE
At John Kauinana Stadium
St. John Bosco (5-0) 7 14 14 7 — 42
Mililani (6-1) 3 0 0 7 — 10
Mil—FG Kaulana Navares 22
SJB—Beaux Collins 33 pass from DJ Uiagalelei (Logan Loya kick)
SJB—Uiagalelei 2 run (Loya kick)
SJB—Josh Alford 25 interception return (Loya kick)
SJB—Chedon James 41 pass from Uiagalelei (Loya kick)
SJB—Kris Hutson 25 pass from Uiagalelei (Loya kick)
Mil—Malosi Sam 1 run (Navares kick)
SJB—Rayshon Luke 27 run (Jacob Garcia kick)
RUSHING—St. John Bosco: Nathaniel Jones 10-32, Jabari Bates 7-31, Luke 7-31, Uiagalelei 6-27, Jode McDuffie 1-(minus 2). Mililani: Wynden Hoohuli 1-34, Sam 11-28, Jasiah Alcover 6-20, Brendyn Agbayani 5-(minus 63).
PASSING—St. John Bosco: Uiagalelei 22-29–0-341. Mililani: Agbayani 16-32–2-132.
RECEIVING—St. John Bosco: Hutson 7-101, Loya 6-72, Collins 4-76, McDuffie 4-51, James 1-41. Mililani: Kai Banks 4-23, Mystic Sampaga 3-16, Sam 2-37, Jarin Kalama 2-18, Kanoa Gibson 2-16, Alcover 2-15, Raysen Motoyama 1-7.
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(2:21) Mililani ball on its 10 as Raysen Motoyama is hurt on the kick return.
(8:40) Bosco ball on the 37. A screen pass for 4 yards and flags are flying all over the place. Illegal man downfield on the offense. Targeting on the defense. And unsportsmanlike conduct on Loya. Only that foul counts. Now a 15-yard face-mask penalty on Mililani. Scary moment for Mililani as Hoohuli is down after a play. Hoohuli hobbles off. Rayshon Luke 27-yard TD run. 42-10, 2:31, Q4.
Late hit on the kickoff and now all hell is breaking loose. Way late hit on Alcover.
(11:43) Trojans ball on their 29. OH NO. Kai Banks takes an awful helmet-to-helmet hit. He is down, his helmet comes flying off. That Bosco DB should be out of here. Brutal. JonJon Vaughns has been ejected. That was awful. He gets up and walks off under his own power but be careful here now. This could get a little nuts. Ball at midfield. Bosco gets another 15-yard penalty on a coach for unsportsmanlike conduct. Another flag as guys are getting chippy. This was easy to see after the hit on Banks. Mililani first-and-10 on the Bosco 17. Another defensive penalty and these are obvious calls. Ball inside the 10. Third-and-goal at the 1. Malosi Sam 1-yard TD run. Bosco 35, Mililani 10, 8:50, Q4.
Bosco third-and-5 to start the fourth quarter. Uiagalelei under pressure and tries to flip it away and Micah Kim ALMOST gets a pick. Poor decision there by Uiagalelei. Trojans still fighting and force a punt.
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THIRD QUARTER BOX
At John Kauinana Stadium
St. John Bosco (4-0) 7 14 14
Mililani (6-0) 3 0 0
Mil—FG Kaulana Navares 22
SJB—Beaux Collins 33 pass from DJ Uiagalelei (Logan Loya kick)
SJB—Uiagalelei 2 run (Loya kick)
SJB—Josh Alford 25 interception return (Loya kick)
SJB—Chedon James 41 pass from Uiagalelei (Loya kick)
SJB—Kris Hutson 25 pass from Uiagalelei (Loya kick)
RUSHING—St. John Bosco: Uiagalelei 6-27, Nathaniel Jones 8-24, Jabari Bates 4-9, Rayson Luke 4-1, Jode McDuffie 1-(minus 2). Mililani: Wynden Hoohuli 1-34, Malosi Sam 7-18, Jasiah Alcover 5-15, Brendyn Agbayani 4-(minus 49).
PASSING—St. John Bosco: Uiagalelei 20-25–0-330. Mililani: Agbayani 11-25–2-90.
RECEIVING—St. John Bosco: Hutson 6-101, Loya 6-72, Collins 4-76, McDuffie 3-40, James 1-41. Mililani: Kai Banks 3-17, Sam 2-37, Mystic Sampaga 2-7, Jarin Kalama 1-12, Kanoa Gibson 1-8, Raysen Motoyama 1-7, Alcover 1-2.
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(:46) Bosco ball on its 44. END 3.
(2:45) Former Trojans Ma’a Gaoteote sacks Agbayani who holds it for way too long. Loss of 15. High throw and a punt.
(3:10) Bosco ball on the Mililani 28 after a bad punt. Trojans look like they are withering away here. Uiagalelei to Hutson for the 25-yard TD. Bosco showing out now. 35-3, 2:53
(3:47) Mililani ball on its 20. Agbayani throws a ball right into double coverage and two guys for Bosco have the INT but knock each other down and the ball falls to the ground. Three incomplete passes and punt.
(6:29) Bosco ball on its 11. Loya has an 86-yard TD reception on a screen pass called back by a penalty. Bosco can’t run against this Mililani defense. 20 carries for 41 yards midway through the third quarter. Bosco now second-and-17 from its 18. Third-and-11 after the completion to Loya. Deep ball and Hutson goes up to get it. What a catch. 41-yard catch. Then Uiagalelei to Chedon James for a 41-yard TD. Bosco starts going deep and eats up the Mililani defense. 28-3. Uiagalelei 19-24, 305 yards, 3 TD (1 rush)
(9:38) Mililani ball on its 28. Alcover starts the second half on offense with a nice 9-yard run and Banks with a 4-yard reception on the quick pass to move the chains. Third-and-1 and Bosco was all over the running play to get the loss of 2. Fourth-and-3 at the Mililani 48 and Mililani will punt.
(11:48) Bosco ball on its 22. KATOOOSH. Wynden Hoohuli with a monster hit on the RB. Holy smokes. Third-and-10. McDuffie over the middle for the 18-yard reception. Third-and-9 now as Mililani has been very good against the run. Manu Penitani nearly has the sack as he wraps up Uiagalelei, who just gets rid of the ball but it’s incomplete. Bosco will punt. Three straight stops on defense for Mililani.
Bosco will get the ball first.
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HALFTIME BOX
At John Kauinana Stadium
St. John Bosco (4-0) 7 14
Mililani (6-0) 3 0
Mil—FG Kaulana Navares 22
SJB—Beaux Collins 33 pass from DJ Uiagalelei (Logan Loya kick)
SJB—Uiagalelei 2 run (Loya kick)
SJB—Josh Alford 25 interception return (Loya kick)
RUSHING—St. John Bosco: Uiagalelei 6-27, Nathaniel Jones 5-6, Jabari Bates 3-6, Rayson Luke 1-(minus 1). Mililani: Wynden Hoohuli 1-34, Malosi Sam 6-16, Jasiah Alcover 2-5, Brendyn Agbayani 3-(minus 34).
PASSING—St. John Bosco: Uiagalelei 12-16–0-174. Mililani: Agbayani 9-19–2-80.
RECEIVING—St. John Bosco: Loya 4-45, Collins 3-72, Kris Hutson 3-35, Jode McDuffie 2-22. Mililani: Sam 2-37, Kai Banks 2-13, Jarin Kalama 1-12, Kanoa Gibson 1-8, Raysen Motoyama 1-7, Alcover 1-2, Mystic Sampaga 1-1.
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(:42) Bosco ball on its 20. Two straight incomplete passes and it’s third-and-10. Handoff up the middle for 5 and Mililani calls timeout with 10 seconds left on the clock. Trojans force a punt as they get their second straight stop. HALF.
(3:25) Mililani ball on its 5. Penalty puts the ball out at the 25. Trojans working the screen game as Kanoa Gibson gets a first down out to the 40. Another targeting penalty on Bosco and Mililani is in Braves territory. Agbayani takes a bad sack as intentional grounding is called. Jarin Kalama with a 12-yard reception back into Bosco territory but the Trojans have to punt.
(6:15) Bosco ball on its 40. Kamalu DeBlake with a TFL for loss for Mililani but Jode McDuffie gets a 19-yard reception. Collins with an absurd 30-yard catch at the 1. DeBlake stops the RB short on the first attempt and then Muelu Iosefa recovers a fumble after a low snap. Trojans ball.
(8:40) Mililani on its 15. Sam runs it three times but is stuffed for no gain on third-and-1. Mililani will punt with the ball on its 24.
(9:35) Mililani ball on its 20. Third down and Agbayani throws one right to Josh Alford for a 25-yard pick-6. Second INT for Alford. Not sure what was going on there. The receiver wasn’t anywhere near where the ball went. 21-3 Bosco, 8:34, Q2.
Bosco has it third-and-11 at the Mililani 34 to start the second quarter. Pass to Loya for 6 yards and it’s fourth-and-5. Uiagalelei fires a dart to Loya for 9 yards. First down. Loya with an uncharacteristic drop and it’s third-and-7 at the 17. Uiagalelei rips one to Collins for 9 yards. Uiagalelei keeps it and makes one man miss and scores on the 2-yard TD run. What a special, special player. 14-3 Bosco, 9:35, Q2.
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FIRST QUARTER BOX
At John Kauinana Stadium
St. John Bosco (4-0) 7
Mililani (6-0) 3
Mil—FG Kaulana Navares 22
SJB—Beaux Collins 33 pass from DJ Uiagalelei (Logan Loya kick)
RUSHING—St. John Bosco: Uiagalelei 3-22, Nathaniel Jones 2-0, Rayson Luke 1-(minus 1), Jabari Bates 1-(minus 2). Mililani: Wynden Hoohuli 1-34, Malosi Sam 3-7, Jasiah Alcover 1-4, Brendyn Agbayani 2-(minus 22).
PASSING—St. John Bosco: Uiagalelei 5-6–0-88. Mililani: Agbayani 4-10–1-46.
RECEIVING—St. John Bosco: Loya 2-31, Kris Hutson 2-24, Collins 1-33. Mililani: Sam 2-37, Kai Banks 1-8, Mystic Sampaga 1-1.
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(:11) Bosco ball on its 33. Shane Kady nearly has a sack but Uiagalelei gets it off for an incomplete pass before he goes down. Cody McLeod with the TFL for Mililani to end the quarter.
(1:45) Mililani ball on its 20. Sam runs twice for 4 yards. Josh Alford with the diving INT on third down. Turnover.
(6:14) Braves start on their 12 with DJ Uiagalelei starting at QB. Third-and-6 after a loss of 3 on a run. Logan Loya wide open for 14 yards and a first down. Unnecessary roughness on a Bosco offensive lineman so it’s second-and-22. Uiagalelei scrambles to get the penalty yardage back and it’s third-and-10. Loya gets 17 yards and a first down on the reception. Bam Amina with a TFL for Mililani. Uiagalelei keeps for 3 and it’s third-and-9 at the 39. Kris Hutson with an 11-yard reception to the 28. After a false start, Uiagalelei with a perfect throw to 6-3 Beaux Collins for a 33-yard TD. Touchdown Braves. Uiagalelei 5-5 for 88 yards on drive.
(12:00) Junior Brendyn Agbayani at QB for the Trojans who begin at their 20. First pass is complete to Kai Banks for 8 yards and then Bosco jumps offsides to give up a first down. Jasiah Alcover gets the start at RB for Mililani. After a penalty on Mililani, Danny Lockhart gets the sack of Agbayani on a blitz. Loss of 12. Trojans will punt. NO. Wynden Hoohuli reads the punt coverage and takes off with it and NOBODY is there for the Braves. Hoohuli picks up 34 yards and a first down on fourth-and-22. Agbayani with a shot DEEP to Gibson and it’s OFF THE FINGERTIPS. Agbayani had time and that could have been six but just a TAD overthrown. Nathan Burrell with a sack for a loss of 10 for Bosco. Agbayani finds Malosi Sam wide open for 28 yards to the 17. First down. Sam with a 9-yard reception to the 8 and it’s third down. Timeout. Miscommunication on third down. Fourth-and-1 and Mililani goes for it. Sam up the middle for 3 yards to the 5. First down. Raysen Motoyama has a TD pass go off his shoulder. Third down. Agbayani tries to find Sam but another miscommunication it looked like. Fourth down. Kaulana Navares hits a 22-yard field goal and Mililani takes a 3-0 lead while taking almost six minutes off the clock.
Mililani wins the toss and will receive.
TEAM CAPTAINS
SJB: DJ Uiagalelei, Kobe Pepe, Danny Lockhart, Mataio Tupuola
Mililani: Luke Stringer, Kanoa Gibson, Sergio Muasau, Seth Ebesugawa
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Series history: Bosco leads 1-0
St. John Bosco roster
Mililani roster
VIDEO: St. John Bosco prepares for Mililani
Q&A: St. John Bosco coach Jason Negro
Q&A: Mililani coach Rod York
BREAKDOWN: The top players on the field when St. John Bosco plays Mililani
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Wind 0-13 mph
Humidity 61%
Heat index 86
Chance of rain 20%
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QB Gotto move make play’s happen start’s with him!!!
Defense dont let them lull you to sleep keep hydrated next man up to recoup some strength know there receiver’s are there strenght DB’s gotto be on tonight!!!
Solid job D-line give some of that mana to the offense HeHe!!!:)
Too much weapons. Burning that secondary of millville.
These guys are huge and STL is no where close to what these guys are but Mililani D is hold them down.
Way to go Trojan’s scored 3 on the brave’s other teams zero good play’s on offense moving some and solid defense stoppage on the run’s on the number two team in the nation still another half to go keep going!!!:)
Beside the two interceptions for touchdowns. These guys can’t run on Mililani. D Showing up and shutting down the run and the pass. Hmm making me think how next week game will be. Still got time let’s go Trojans.
94 you’re dreaming brah STL will destroy Mililani next week. Punahou is the real deal and STL still won with 6 red zone turnovers. You’ll see.
Mililani got more sole then Farrington. I just don’t see it in the commmunity. Got choke orientals at Mililani Towne SC. OIA gotta do something about Yorks recruits. There must be 25 transfers. All those true mI’ll vill brotherhood was transfered out to make room for Yorks transfers. Terrible.
Number #20 out for tonight dont play him keep him safe check and watch!!!
Dang, Banks got blow up.
Watching this game live and I can totally see SBJ is on an entire new level. The game was never in doubt. Some Mililani kids did put on a good show. I bet Ho’ohuli, Sam, Iosefa, and possibly Pasternik(?) get more looks. Their speed and aggression stood out.
York…you gotta be more creative when going up this kind of talent.
Now Mill is playing no class. Alcove small man, eject him.
Sad to see the disrespectful actions of Bosco during Hawai’i Ponoi. Not to mention the targetting. They may be the highest ranked team, but you can’t teach class. Rather have locals with respect that have heart, than to be a mainland school without respect.
York transfers out of control, come on, show class Mill.
mill vill poor sports where the aloha spirit
STL would get smash by ST John. STL should worry when they play Mililani next week. It’s not going to be a walk in the park.
Millilani terrible attitudes. Poor sportsmanship. Coach has no control over his players. Too bad the Bosco boy Got ejected. He’s a big kid safety 6’2” 220lbs. lowering the blow, was a clean hit from the replay.I hope the Mililani boy is OK.
But too bad for the Bosco boy got ejected this is a big-time college hit.
The officiating was horrendous, talk about calling it for the home team. When the St. John guy was thrown down 5 yards out of bounds no ejection, and then targeting by Hoohuli .. not international ??? If your going to call it call it both ways. Don’t be protecting the cheap shots because they play St. Louis next week. There should also be a real championship game between #1 vs #2, not 1 vs 3.
94…don’t be so sure. Would STL beat SBJ, probably not, but it would be a shoot out. The victory would be in the 7-14 point range. The SBJ secondary and LBs wouldn’t be able to keep pace with the STL receivers. I watched Millz receivers burn by them many times. The QB just struggled to see it. De Laura would be able to make those plays and some fancy footwork in there as well. The SBJ QB would then, in return, show us a lot more of what he’s capable of doing. He didn’t need to show much tonight.
STL catches a break playing Millz after this one. A lot of bruises gotta heal quick.
What about a 42-10 loss makes you think Mililani will do well against St Louis? I mean I guess the upside is it wasn’t worse. Bosco gave up 175 penalties yards
St. John is not a Bishop Gorman team. Just saying.
Terrible sportsmanship from some of the SJB players and coaches, tired of these catholic schools not living what they believe and preach.
Mill kids out of control?
Direct reflection of the coach.
Big hit by the Bosco player, don’t think it was meant to be malicious, as a lot of you know, it’s tough when you’re just going hard to the ball.
Ho’ohuli did the same (targeting), should have been ejected too (just to call it fairly).
#23 was definitely flagrant and appeared to be done in retaliation. Should have been ejected.
Should be an interesting game next week (no doubt StL puts up another W). It’s just a matter of how much they will win by.
Tons of uncalled holding on StL OL (like always), but it’s hardly called.
Didnt watch only followed through this blog, thank you for the play-by-play updates.
Not surprised by the outcome. The trojans faced a similar foe in Liberty of Nevada and the results of those games kind of showed what would happen in the head-to-head matchup. 42-10 could of easily been 63-3.
Lets be honest, a private school will always have the upper hand over a public school.
Look at the rosters of these private schools, kids from all over the place with size and speed to rival some decent college schools.
Its not the coaching that makes these private schools successful its the talent they pull in.
In California, SoCal and NorCal play by a different set of rules. SoCal is known to have recruits and transfers…throughout there private schooling programs. In NorCal its a different story. You rarely see it done. The rules are strict and in all cases the student athlete will lose a year of eligibility and the school would be penalized.
DeLaSalle from Concord, ca in NorCal is the standard of all high school football. Just look at their roster year in year out its small not so big and the kids size etc are far from what you see in Bosco, Mater Dei, St Louis etc. The kids are coached to play from the first and last whistle. Effort, discipline, and perseverance are taught from the get.
LETS NOT FORGET THAT MATER DEI AND BOSCO HEAVILY RECRUITED AND TRANSFERRED KIDS IN SOLELY TO COMPETE AGAINST DELASALLE BECAUSE THE TRINITY LEAGUE IN SOCAL WERE TIRED OF THAT LITTLE SCHOOL FROM UP NORTH KICKING THEIR ASSES IN FOOTBALL.
In 2000 i believe DeLaSalle and Poly of LongBeach were #1 and #2 in California vs #1 and #2 of Hawai’i. Poly smashed Kahuku and DeLaSalle dominated St Louis. I remeber StLouis fans were laughing when DeLaSalle was walking out of the tunnell being introduced. They were making fun of the size of the DeLaSalle players compared to StLouis.
“Aww StLouis going smash these guys” Far from it.
Disappointed in how soft Hawaii football is. The players are so tiny. Jonjon is a 215 pound safety going to ucla. The kid he hit was a 150 pound sophomore. Mililani fans were complaining??? That was some soft ass football. Invest in your weight room or dont play the big boys.
James guy>
Bosco is a private school that recruits and transfers kids in on a yearly. Dont you know Bosco has a kid on their team that played on the same Mililani team last year? Mililani is a public school not private.
Hawai’i always had talent.
@born808
I agree that private has a slight advantage because of what they can offer to these kids and parents. But don’t get it twisted Mililani is heavy in the recuritng game! D1 talent comes in yearly. I’m not saying I’m against or for it, I’m just saying it happens. Public schools don’t have the sit rule, and this new GE waiver program is a joke. As far as the game…. I wish Walter(the games white hat) got the 2 coaches together and said tell your boys enough!! But either way I’m glad #20 is ok. Shout out to both teams.. looking forward to Mili vs STL
Out of curiosity, how many of MiliLouis’ starting 22 on O and D are “legit” from Mililani (lives with their parent(s) in the Mililani community, not on a DE or living with an older sibling, relatives, friends, etc)?
The SJB db knew full well what he was about to do, it was a cheap shot and the reward (highlight reel of knocking a helpless wr out) was greater then the punishment (ejection from a game they already had in the bag).
This SJB db represents his family, his head coach and his heritage and sadly enough it appears to be a long line of unethical no-class behavior.
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Mililani defense is tough and played outstanding against Bosco. I believe that St. Louis would have gave Bosco alot of problems. Crusaders offense is alot better than Mililani’s at this point of the season. As for the ejection I thought it was a football play, 220lbs hitting 150lbs will always turn out bad. The 2 Mililani players should have been ejected also, but I understand why they weren’t. If ejected they would have to sit out next weeks game. So let us move on and get ready for a great a great game next week.
For the fools like 94 who complain about recruiting. York sets the new standards. After a Mililani student sued the DOE for transfer rules, the gates are wide open. Amina,Hoohuli westside. Waianae got an OPEN team. Play for Waianae. Other linemen from Kalihi, play for Farrington. From Kapolei or Ewa, play at Campbell or Kapolei. These recruiting bs is what caused the St.Louis dynasty that destroyed the ILH during the 80-90s. Give the oriental kids that actually live in Mililani a chance. They deserve it. Man Coach Millhouse had honor.
LOU let’s get this straight…I never complain about Mililani recruiting. I only complain on how one sided you are and how you put the Mililani team down. You just a hater who probably never got the chance to play any football. Probably you ended up as ended as a bench warmer if anything.
No further comment…..
Lou agree that 94’s analysis is flawed not sure if he’s a bonafide fool but your assertion is plausible based on his delusional prediction that Mililani will give give STL a good game and SJB would smash STL. 94 sounds like Notes. Man someone really needs to monitor this dude’s medication schedule late at night when most of his rants occur. Mililani and Campbell recruit more than any OIA team in the 808.
@94
“No further comment “???
Lol
Get and use your own line….
Mililani has a shot at beating St. Louis. Their offense better show up or it’s going to be a long night. St. Louis defense is the best in the state hands down. Mililani’s defense is pretty good and the front 7 played lights out. Crusaders offense is the difference and right now they are clicking on all cylinders. Going to be interesting watching the St. Louis transfers playing against their old teammates. Goodluck to both teams
the person who started all this recruiting is cal lee and the ILH schools. the easiest way to fix this and put our keiki before profits is to immediately end the open division and kick the ILH out of the state tournament. if the ILH wants to recruit then they can play in their own league and kam, punahou, and st louis can play each other over and over again and crown themselves winners of the recruiting state championships. at this point, it’s not even about about coaching. it’s just about who has the best players and you have a coach out there just to teach them the basics and keep them in line.
look at st john bosco. this is the kind of future that cal lee wants for our kids. some super semi pro team beating up on community kids and then leaving for a bigger payout. that’s the kind of community the ILH wants from us but we need to put a stop to this. if ILH wants to recruit to keep their schools open with tuition money then let them. but we dont’ have to play their game. they can make super teams and travel around the country and play all the st johns boskos in the country. go! let them! and let the real community football with the real state championships be played by the real schools and football teams
also i’m telling you guys this right now, if bosco comes to la’ie, theyre not gonna play against a bunch of 150 pound sophomores. let’s see that safety make that hit against the big boys up in the north shore. RRFL!
@Born808.BayAreaRaised
Finally, another guy with Common Sense…
Wait so it’s ok for York to recruit other OIA players to dominate the OIA, but not for the ILH to do it for the states ? Double standards ? It’s doesnt help when the officiating is also rigged, two Mililani players should have been ejected last night, but they weren’t ejected because they would miss the St. Louis game. Really what are the rules really for if they are not enforced fairly
Lol, game line says St.John vs.Mililani, yet 94 throwing shade like, St.Louis never seen a BIG team like SJB and they ain’t Gorman. Huh? Get over it. Gorman would have destroyed Minilani. Who says Mililani front 7 is playing lights out? Lol, with St.Louis it’s how the dB or the other 4 plays, which is terrible.
Lou. I said that Mililani’s front 7 played lights out and they did. Their db’s struggled and St. Louis will exploit that weakness. I give credit where credit is warranted, Bosco couldn’t run the ball but Mililani with the pass. And I think the Crusaders passing is just as good if not better than Bosco’s
Millville got a lot of stud transfers but Crusaders still own the 808!
1st off STL 28 Kah 0…@ the half so let’s get it out of our heads that SBJ would not destroy Kah.
2nd if the ILH is an evil empire then La’ie/Wai’anae/Kapolei/Ewa/etc. should just stop sending their kids there. Kahuku once kept their kids home. They won many titles using community pride. All those years have been swept away by the current admin and their foolish politics.
3rd SBJ could have ran on Mililani, but why run and risk injuring your QB when you can toss darts through the secondary. SBJ had so much speed that Mililani literally double covered a SBJ wideout like dbs cover flankers on punt return coverage. They knew the Mililani weakness and exposed it 50 different ways. The offense was creative.
Lastly. I think STL could compete with SBJ. Win….probably not, but they could make it respectable. Maybe a 7 to 14 point spread. STL has speed on offense and could put up points. I just don’t think they’d stop SBJ’s offense. That 42 on Mililani was effortless.
Mililani D is GOOD…. QB Agabayani is the problem for Mililani offense he can’t play any other QB that Coach York can put against St. Louis for the next game….Mililani QB Agbayani should play OL or choose any other position…Coach York you should recruit QB for next year
First, the White Hat in the game was Robert Victor (not Walter as someone had suggested) and he’s from Mililani and his kids previously played for Mililani Pop Warner prior to their Millville Youth Football Program. Second,Alcover and Hoohuli should’ve been ejected. Third it wouldn’t matter if Victor brought the teams together because both programs have Pilau Head Coaches. Fourth, ???, Notes (and all your other names) I read your posts that make some very valid points about STL dominance (btw they don’t have to recruit at this point kids just want to go there at this point and play for the best program in the state) and the ILH , yet you’re so oblivious to the recruiting that Mililani and Campbell have been doing for years that is destroying the balance of the OIA. Kahuku’s 2nd best RB Liloa Kaluna catches the bus to and from Palolo every day. Now if a kid or his family is that committed to playing for another school, then that’s their choice. York has a huge van that picks up kids in Kalihi every day, Campbell’s Aina Chavez is from Kalihi, their QB from Kailua, and on and on. If you want the kids to stay in their respective communities then give them a good reason to stay home like having solid academic programs, safe school environments and competitive athletic programs. I’m not saying its easy but its better than spending 2-3 hours commuting on our crowded highways every day.
Wait! Didn’t SL already play Bosco a few years ago? (Remember the Rosen One?) Granted, this edition of the Crusaders is, arguably, a stronger version of that team but then again, a similar argument can be made for Bosco, right?
Comparing this year’s SL team to Gorman? Well, that was settled earlier in THIS season as well…quite decisively.
Comparing this year’s SL team to DLS from 2000? MJD has already retired from the NFL so that is kinda pointless and Marcedes Lewis is on the backside of his NFL career, too.
As far as the “recruiting” that was “started” at Kalaepohaku…hah??? The ILH-OIA split happened in 1970 long before Cal even graduated HS (BTW from an OIA school) And besides, don’t we all love to live vicariously on Saturdays and Sundays as the keiki o ka aina successfully “rep da 808” in the NCAA and the NFL? How is that gonna happen if (and I am not disparaging these schools, BTW) Kalaheo and Damien meet for the State championship one year? Then McKinley and Iolani fight it out the next? (which did happen nearly 30 years ago)
Correction: Lewis was on the LB-Poly team that scorched Kahuku after the SL-DLS game
Akamai Okole….unreal good memory. I went to both of those games and arguably that STL team was one of their weaker teams. MJD was awesome and Liufau (Andre’) was a stud DT for STL. Kahuku was also down that year too.
Lol, Jimmy Weaks, you say a rb catches a bus from Palolo, transfers at Ala Moana, out to Kahuku, every morning and evening? School is at.0755hrs. That means he has to catch the bus at 5 am. So he gets up at 0415? Okay, let’s try bus back. Practice finish at 6 pm. Dinner? Homework? Gets home 830 pm. For a sub rb? Kaimuki has a good team.