Kahuku breaks into MaxPreps’ top 100

Kahuku's Sefa Ameperosa dove into the end zone during the Red Raiders' 43-0 win over Farrington in the OIA semifinals last Friday at Aloha Stadium. Kahuku moved up 47 spots to No. 86 in the MaxPreps national computer rankings. Jamm Aquino / Honolulu Star-Advertiser.
Kahuku’s Sefa Ameperosa dove into the end zone during the Red Raiders’ 43-0 win over Farrington in the OIA semifinals last Friday at Aloha Stadium. Kahuku moved up 47 spots to No. 86 in the MaxPreps national computer rankings. Jamm Aquino / Honolulu Star-Advertiser.

Kahuku vaulted into the top 100 teams in the MaxPreps high school football national computer rankings.

The Red Raiders (10-0), ranked No. 3 in the Honolulu Star-Advertiser’s Top 10, jumped 47 spots to No. 86 nationally and are MaxPreps’ top-rated Hawaii team. They are coming off a 43-0 win over Farrington in the OIA semifinals.

Mililani (9-1), No. 3 in the Star-Advertiser poll, is just outside of the national top 100 — at No. 110. The Trojans stopped Waianae 45-20 in the OIA semis.


Saint Louis (8-1), the newly crowned ILH champion after a 27-23 win over Punahou, is No. 1 by the Star-Advertiser and No. 3 in Hawaii by MaxPreps, which moved the Crusaders up 28 places to No. 120.

In the MaxPreps West region rankings, two Hawaii teams broke into the Top 25 this week. Kahuku is No. 18 and Mililani is No. 24.


Also, in USA Today’s Pacific region, Saint Louis remained at No. 9.


The Star-Advertiser’s Top 10 with national ranking (in parentheses) and movement in the natinoal poll (plus or minus) is below.

1. Saint Louis (120) ———— (plus-28)
2. Kahuku (86) ———— (plus-47)
3. Mililani (110) ———— (plus-7)
4. Punahou (228) ———— (minus-65)
5. Kamehameha (550) ———— (minus-23)
6. Waianae (1,326) ———— (minus-27)
7. Farrington (1,173) ———— (minus-177)
8. Kapaa (2,795) ———— (plus-215)
9. Radford (4,517) ———— (minus-47)
10. Baldwin (4,512) ———— (minus-214)

COMMENTS

  1. Good Story October 28, 2015 6:05 pm

    Finally…some over due love.


  2. fan 1 October 29, 2015 6:14 am

    Mililani vs. Kahuku
    A word to the officials, let the kids play, I hate seeing the yellow rag fly & the ref donʻt know what he is calling, the officials make the game ugly, the fans go to the games to watch 2 good football teams play, not watch zebras run around and take the fight out of the game….
    Good football teams get there by coaching & good athletes working hard…


  3. Paper Crane October 29, 2015 9:55 am

    How sweet it is like Max Prep is legit and there’s no opposing refereeing officials.


  4. HOSSANA October 30, 2015 10:43 am

    I’ve said it many times in the past several wks. that Kahuku will win the OIA championship and it won’t even be close as they will run over, around, and through Mililani’s defense and when Mililani stacks up against the run, Kahuku will throw short passes resulting in yds. after catch ….Kahuku will then play St. Louis for the State Championship as no other team will be able to beat Kahuku or St. Louis in the State’s playoff and the same scenario will occur where Kahuku will eventually wear down St. Louis…..they will also get to the S.L. Q.B. resulting in several sacks…..Kahuku wins the States.


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