Oahu football statistical leaders: Week 8

Waipahu running back Alfred Failauga (25) blew away the state's career rushing mark during his senior season. Photo by Jamm Aquino/Star-Advertiser.

Overall leaders in every game played are shown first. Statistics for Division games only follow.

Statistics are updating through Week 8 (Sept. 21).

Overall Leaders

Updated: Dec. 22

OVERALL LEADERS (ALL DIVISIONS)
PASSING	Team	G	Comp	Att	Int	Yds	TD
Jayden de Laura	Saint Louis	13	255	366	11	3,725	31
Jayden Maiava	Kaimuki	13	202	361	8	3,317	41
RJ Javar	Moanalua	12	269	406	14	3,260	29
Sky Ogata	Roosevelt	13	205	330	18	2677	23
Blaine Hipa	Campbell	12	199	348	18	2582	31
John-Keawe Sagapolutele	Punahou	12	174	288	7	2,068	16
Brendyn Agbayani	Mililani	13	180	343	20	2,000	18
Jonah Chong	Iolani	13	140	272	6	1,839	22
Kekoa Turangan	Leilehua	12	143	250	11	1,819	23
Cameron Friel	Kailua	11	142	289	15	1,694	19
Jake Holtz	Damien	9	127	252	5	1,630	13
Easton Yoshino	Kaiser	9	125	228	11	1,619	20
Noa Bailey	Kapolei	8	127	237	11	1,494	11
Makana Canyon	Pearl City	7	105	201	14	1,408	11
Cody Marques	Waipahu	10	103	201	7	1,389	5
Kyler Dicion	Waialua	9	85	215	8	1,276	16
Kayson Castillo	Aiea	9	91	229	13	1,257	7
Sedric Crawford	Nanakuli	10	98	236	12	1,219	12
Chase Hedani	Pac-Five	9	98	209	6	1,214	10
Kila Kaio	Castle	9	76	172	12	1,164	8
Logan Lim	Kalani	9	81	213	12	1,005	8
RUSHING	Team	G	Att	Yds	TD	YPC	YPG
Alfred Failauga	Waipahu	9	280	1,876	19	6.7	208.4
Zealand Matagi	Kahuku	13	240	1,418	19	5.9	109.1
Naomas Asuega-Fualaau	Kaimuki	12	231	1,361	14	5.9	113.4
Amo Sulu	Damien	11	177	1,307	14	7.4	118.8
Kolu Quisquirin-Sabagala	Waianae	9	195	1,009	6	5.2	112.1
Vincent Terrell	Punahou	12	165	962	13	5.8	80.2
Jemell Vereen	Leilehua	10	151	919	5	6.1	91.9
Jonan Aina-Chaves	Campbell	9	147	804	5	5.5	89.3
Storm Quilenderino	Waialua	10	86	797	6	9.3	79.7
Tahj Hauhio	Nanakuli	8	153	756	8	4.9	94.5
Brock Hedani	Iolani	13	164	744	12	4.5	57.2
Malosi Sam	Mililani	11	158	704	8	4.5	64.0
Nathaniel Balangitao	Kalani	9	140	635	8	4.5	70.6
Sedric Crawford	Nanakuli	10	126	598	8	4.7	59.8
Jasiah Alcover	Mililani	12	121	596	5	4.9	49.7
Samson Rasay	Kailua	11	93	593	3	6.4	53.9
Brody Logan Bantolina	Iolani	13	112	575	10	5.1	44.2
Kala Matthews	Castle	9	102	570	6	5.6	63.3
Raymond Millare	Farrington	9	104	551	4	5.3	61.2
Alii Gaspar	Pearl City	10	133	547	3	4.1	54.7
Javon Miller	Aiea	9	113	525	5	4.6	58.3
RECEIVING	Team	G	Rec	Yds	TD	YPR	YPG
Jansen York	Moanalua	12	84	1,235	10	14.7	102.9
Koby Moananu	Kaimuki	13	64	1,166	21	18.2	89.7
Titus Mokiao-Atimalala	Campbell	11	62	1,136	18	18.3	103.3
Roman Wilson	Saint Louis	13	64	1,070	12	16.7	82.3
Koali Nishigaya	Saint Louis	13	79	1,020	9	12.9	78.5
Jayzon Ramos	Leilehua	13	60	982	13	16.4	75.5
Rudy Kealohi	Moanalua	12	89	977	9	11.0	81.4
Kanoa Gibson	Mililani	13	57	916	11	16.1	70.5
De'Zhaun Stribling	Kapolei	10	64	872	9	13.6	87.2
Jarvis Natividad	Damien	10	47	845	9	18.0	84.5
Wailoa Manuel	Iolani	13	57	838	4	14.7	64.5
Koa Eldredge	Punahou	12	70	808	5	11.5	67.3
Matt Sykes	Saint Louis	13	41	769	7	18.8	59.2
Mason Yoshino	Kaiser	10	49	747	11	15.2	74.7
Chase Akana	Roosevelt	11	39	731	8	18.7	66.5
Rayden Kiaaina-Caires	Punahou	12	50	694	6	13.9	57.8
Zavier Ceruti	Campbell	10	40	640	10	16.0	64.0
Isaac Silva	Saint Louis	13	57	602	1	10.6	46.3
Joshua Gleason	Pearl City	9	36	589	7	16.4	65.4
Jonah Fa'asoa	Kaimuki	12	35	576	4	16.5	48.0
Kai Hoekstra	Waialua	10	35	563	13	16.1	56.3
Dacryes Domingo	Moanalua	11	46	559	5	12.2	50.8
Scott Chung	Roosevelt	13	40	535	6	13.4	41.2
Dre Falls	Kaiser	11	33	520	9	15.8	47.3

Open Division

Updated: Oct. 13, 2019
(Divisional games only)

PASSING	Team	G	Comp	Att	Int	Yds	TD
Jayden de Laura	Saint Louis	8	151	204	5	2,419	24
Blaine Hipa	Campbell	8	130	227	12	1,809	23
John-Keawe Sagapolutele	Punahou	8	120	201	5	1,509	11
Brendyn Agbayani	Mililani	8	115	212	12	1,343	14
Noa Bailey	Kapolei	6	91	171	7	964	6
Sheldon McLeod	Waianae	6	61	118	4	652	6
Kiai Keone	Kamehameha	6	79	145	11	604	1
Darius Chaffin	Farrington	8	45	107	5	445	1
Jonah Yuen	Kamehameha	5	36	76	5	438	2
Tiger Adolpho	Kahuku	8	36	78	2	334	2
Shaydon Lopes	Waianae	6	23	59	0	333	1
RUSHING	Team	G	Att	Yds	TD	YPC	YPG
Zealand Matagi	Kahuku	8	130	895	13	6.9	111.9
Kolu Quisquirin-Sabagala	Waianae	8	181	859	5	4.7	107.4
Vincent Terrell	Punahou	8	116	722	11	6.2	90.3
Jonan Aina-Chaves	Campbell	8	131	689	4	5.3	86.1
Malosi Sam	Mililani	7	120	604	6	5.0	86.3
Raymond Millare	Farrington	8	102	543	4	5.3	67.9
Jasiah Alcover	Mililani	7	81	401	3	5.0	57.3
Jayven Reyes	Kapolei	8	90	367	2	4.1	45.9
Kawika Clemente	Kamehameha	8	78	329	4	4.2	41.1
Lailo Kaluna	Kahuku	8	65	270	1	4.2	33.8
Jayden de Laura	Saint Louis	8	48	225	4	4.7	28.1
RECEIVING	Team	G	Rec	Yds	TD	YPR	YPG
Titus Mokiao-Atimalala	Campbell	8	52	932	14	17.9	116.5
Koali Nishigaya	Saint Louis	8	46	728	7	15.8	91.0
Kanoa Gibson	Mililani	8	39	655	8	16.8	81.9
Koa Eldredge	Punahou	8	48	589	3	12.3	73.6
De'Zhaun Stribling	Kapolei	8	44	560	6	12.7	70.0
Roman Wilson	Saint Louis	8	33	557	7	16.9	69.6
Matt Sykes	Saint Louis	8	28	507	7	18.1	63.4
Nainoa Machado	Waianae	8	21	400	3	19.0	50.0
Isaac Silva	Saint Louis	8	32	384	1	12.0	48.0
Rayden Kiaaina-Caires	Punahou	8	30	375	3	12.5	46.9
Tamatoa Mokiao-Atimalala	Campbell	8	27	341	1	12.6	42.6
Zavier Ceruti	Campbell	6	19	332	7	17.5	55.3
Bula White	Kapolei	8	22	309	2	14.0	38.6
Christopher Paige	Punahou	6	18	287	3	15.9	47.8
Christian Havea	Farrington	5	20	277	1	13.9	55.4
Moku Dancil-Evans	Punahou	7	21	276	1	13.1	39.4

Division I

Updated: Oct. 13, 2019
(Divisional games only)

PASSING	Team	G	Comp	Att	Int	Yds	TD
RJ Javar	Moanalua	8	181	274	8	2,290	22
Kekoa Turangan	Leilehua	7	89	135	4	1,210	18
Cameron Friel	Kailua	8	102	205	9	1,148	15
Cody Marques	Waipahu	8	83	162	5	1,141	5
Kayson Castillo	Aiea	8	76	187	10	1,085	6
Jake Holtz	Damien	6	90	176	3	1,079	8
Jonah Chong	Iolani	8	85	162	4	1,074	14
Kila Kaio	Castle	8	64	152	12	995	5
RUSHING	Team	G	Att	Yds	TD	YPC	YPG
Alfred Failauga	Waipahu	7	225	1,530	16	6.8	218.6
Amo Sulu	Damien	8	134	1,021	10	7.6	127.6
Kala Matthews	Castle	8	102	570	6	5.6	71.3
Javon Miller	Aiea	8	106	522	5	4.9	65.3
Brock Hedani	Iolani	8	90	458	9	5.1	57.3
Samson Rasay	Kailua	8	65	440	2	6.8	55.0
Jemell Vereen	Leilehua	6	60	425	2	7.1	70.8
Brody Logan Bantolina	Iolani	8	69	376	7	5.4	47.0
DJ Alpha	Radford	7	70	332	2	4.7	47.4
RECEIVING	Team	G	Rec	Yds	TD	YPR	YPG
Jansen York	Moanalua	8	52	892	7	17.2	111.5
Jarvis Natividad	Damien	8	42	796	9	19.0	99.5
Jayzon Ramos	Leilehua	8	40	685	9	17.1	85.6
Rudy Kealohi	Moanalua	8	64	684	6	10.7	85.5
Wailoa Manuel	Iolani	8	38	577	3	15.2	72.1
Dylan Soberano	Aiea	6	23	358	1	15.6	59.7
Dacryes Domingo	Moanalua	7	26	342	4	13.2	48.9
Lawsen Lee	Moanalua	7	30	332	4	11.1	47.4
Kala Matthews	Castle	7	22	330	3	15.0	47.1
Josh Canosa	Aiea	7	18	302	1	16.8	43.1
Makanalea Meyer	Damien	8	29	286	1	9.9	35.8
Koali'i Kohatsu	Kailua	7	28	283	5	10.1	40.4

Nanakuli’s Tahj Hauhio (11), shown in a game against Molokai, rushed for a career-high 229 yards in a win over McKinley on Saturday to take over the lead in rushing in Division II. Photo by Steven Erler/Special to the Star-Advertiser.

Division II

Updated: Oct. 13, 2019
(Divisional games only)

PASSING	Team	G	Comp	Att	Int	Yds	TD
Jayden Maiava	Kaimuki	9	131	223	4	2,227	28
Sky Ogata	Roosevelt	9	154	236	10	2,137	20
Easton Yoshino	Kaiser	8	118	212	11	1,564	20
Makana Canyon	Pearl City	7	105	201	14	1,408	11
Chase Hedani	Pac-Five	9	98	209	6	1,214	10
Kyler Dicion	Waialua	7	64	165	7	993	12
Sedric Crawford	Nanakuli	9	84	209	10	965	7
Logan Lim	Kalani	8	67	187	12	828	7
Isaiah Akiu	Kalaheo	9	88	212	13	711	1
Kaena Leopoldo	McKinley	7	55	125	6	711	3
Justyce Lacar	Waialua	9	57	105	3	581	7
Brock Perriera	Kaiser	8	28	63	3	422	8
RUSHING	Team	G	Att	Yds	TD	YPC	YPG
Naomas Asuega-Fualaau	Kaimuki	8	139	950	13	6.8	118.8
Storm Quilenderino	Waialua	9	85	793	6	9.3	88.1
Tahj Hauhio	Nanakuli	8	153	756	8	4.9	94.5
Nathaniel Balangitao	Kalani	8	126	538	7	4.3	67.3
Alii Gaspar	Pearl City	9	121	534	3	4.4	59.3
Sedric Crawford	Nanakuli	9	115	509	8	4.4	56.6
Jordan Neufeldt	Kalaheo	8	103	462	6	4.5	57.8
Myka Kukahiwa	Roosevelt	9	65	299	10	4.6	33.2
Cavin Lime	Kaiser	8	52	290	2	5.6	36.3
Ian Canute	Pac-Five	9	27	280	3	10.4	31.1
Jayden Maiava	Kaimuki	8	35	258	5	7.4	32.3
Micah Kong	Pac-Five	6	52	251	1	4.8	41.8
RECEIVING	Team	G	Rec	Yds	TD	YPR	YPG
Koby Moananu	Kaimuki	9	41	727	13	17.7	80.8
Mason Yoshino	Kaiser	9	43	676	10	15.7	75.1
Kaulana Kaluna	Kaimuki	9	34	608	7	17.9	67.6
Joshua Gleason	Pearl City	8	34	551	7	16.2	68.9
Chase Akana	Roosevelt	8	26	536	7	20.6	67.0
Isaiah Cruz-Ameperosa	Pearl City	6	22	423	3	19.2	70.5
Devin Naihe	Roosevelt	9	31	393	1	12.7	43.7
Scott Chung	Roosevelt	9	30	388	4	12.9	43.1
Kai Hoekstra	Waialua	8	27	382	9	14.1	47.8
Dre Falls	Kaiser	9	29	375	8	12.9	41.7
Kamakana Mahiko	Kaiser	9	24	370	5	15.4	41.1
Jesse Stroede	Kaiser	8	21	348	3	16.6	43.5
Nainoa Paz	Nanakuli	9	32	340	3	10.6	37.8
Jonah Fa'asoa	Kaimuki	8	22	333	3	15.1	41.6
Naomas Asuega-Fualaau	Kaimuki	8	20	289	2	14.5	36.1
Dillon Cortez	Kalani	8	19	275	2	14.5	34.4
Ian Canute	Pac-Five	9	16	271	2	16.9	30.1
Dylan Yadao	Waialua	7	27	268	0	9.9	38.3

Falcon Future September 24, 2019 3:31 pm

Does anybody know the reasons why the Waipahu RB Failauga has 0 D1 college offers? Not even UH? He’s not that small and he runs bigger than his size. The kid is putting up unreal numbers and has been good since his freshman year and I think he should be able to compete in mid-major college.
Auwe September 24, 2019 4:38 pm

It doesn’t make sense given his performance on the field. He’s very good and it would be unfair to speculate because this kid is never involved in chippy play or personal fouls.
Dafun September 24, 2019 9:09 pm

Well honestly it’s because he’s playing crappy teams and probably wouldn’t be able to do the same thing if he were to play on one of the top 3 teams in the state. When you’re running like 50 times a game and also against those not that good, you’re bound to get a lot of yards.
Chow Fun September 25, 2019 4:18 am

Oh thank you Mr. Honestly but if you’re going to speculate (your use of the word probably) and hypothesize by your use of the word “if” we could also argue that if he played on any of the top 3 teams in the state, he’d have even more yards because he’d have better blockers. and a more diverse offense. I submit that if he played head to head against STL RB, Punahou RB and Mililani’s RB, Albert is a better and more complete back than all 3 hands down…since we’ve resorted to speculating.
Dafun September 25, 2019 8:24 am

Sure mr chow fun. Sure. Highly doubt that. But hey whatever. Running 50 times a game sounds good to collect records.
Friday the 13th September 25, 2019 8:36 am

RJ Moanaloa – transfer from mililani
Jenson york Moanaloa – transfer from mililani

HMMMMMM-SMH – whats wrong with that picture?
Falcon Future September 25, 2019 10:50 am

As a FYI, Waipahu has a linebacker who is being recruited by UH and Nebraska. This tells me that the scouts have already been to Waipahu and are willing to make offers. The competition of teams that Waipahu is playing doesn’t matter. And to me, the amount of times that Failauga carries the ball shows his toughness and endurance. The kid can play! The fact that Failauga is not getting any of these offers is super confusing.
Dafun September 25, 2019 11:03 am

Because he isn’t playing good teams. Doesn’t none get in. Less competition and you won’t be seeing anything
OIA Central September 25, 2019 1:07 pm

Isnt RJ the leading passer in the state and Jenson York the second leading reciever in the state?

I think RJ wouldve been a great fit at mililani and Jenson York, just my opinion. Good Job to all the players out there working hard. Half a season done, half more to go.
??? September 25, 2019 5:02 pm

@OIA Central I believe you RJ is better fit at Mililani than QB Agbayani. I heard Agbayani is related to Ma’a Tanuvasa and his dad is one of the coaches at Mililani thats why he starting QB.
Coach Rod York you need to wake up on your decision not on favor to somebody else…If Agbayani still the QB for next year at Mililani they not gonna win State Championship Ever again …just my opinion
Chow Fun September 25, 2019 5:09 pm

Falcon Future and Dafun have valid points. Clearly FF is right on point with #9 biggest LB in the state at 6’4′ who has offers from Cal, Nebraska and HI and Dafun is correct that Waipahu gives 50 carries to Albert per game. But I still think that he’s the real deal and the best RB in the State. Vincent at Punahou is the quickest but Albert is an excellent runner, more power and good blocker so FF is also right when he says that the level of play DI shouldn’t matter. Don’t forget Aaron Rodgers and Cam Newton, Chad Johnson, Steve Smith Vontez Burfict all played JC ball initially. Finally, Dafun is being a little harsh on the DI especially since their are at least 3 teams in DI that would or have already beaten teams in the lower half of the Open Division.

Oahu football statistical leaders: Week 8

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OVERALL LEADERS (ALL DIVISIONS)

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