Saturday football

Kamehameha’s Chaz Bajet picked off a pass intended for Bret Christman of ‘Iolani tonight. Photo by Jamm Aquino

No. 10 ‘Iolani surprises No. 3 Kamehameha

The Cardiac Raiders have done it again.

Andrew Skalman drilled a 30-yard field goal with 14 seconds left as 10th-ranked ‘Iolani upset No. 3 Kamehameha 20-17 last night at breezy Aloha Stadium.

Skalman’s field goal, his second of the game, gave Division II ‘Iolani its second win over a D-I powerhouse in as many years. Last season, the Raiders surprised then-No. 1 Saint Louis 35-30.

This time, they did it with timely plays on a night when Kamehameha’s sterling defense dictated most of the action. The Raiders trailed 9-0, rallied to take a 17-9 lead in the second half, and with the game tied at 17, drove from their 29-yard line to the Kamehameha 2 with less than a minute left.

A holding call on second and goal pushed ‘Iolani back, and after two incomplete passes, Skalman lined up from the left hashmark. His kick split the uprights with plenty to spare.

“It’s just practice and repetitions, attention to detail that the coaches teach us,” said Skalman, who prefers kicking from the right hashmark. “We just believed in each other, in our coaches, all week long.”

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At Aloha Stadium

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KS—Chaz Bajet 62 interception return (run failed)

KS—FG Tarra Gabriel 27

Iol—Trevyn Tulonghari 31 pass from Jarrett Arakawa (Andrew Skalman kick)

Iol—FG 20 Andrew Skalman

Iol—Bret Christman 61 pass from Arakawa (Skalman kick)

KS—Ryan Ho 21 run (Ho run)

Iol—FG Skalman 30

RUSHING—‘Iolani: Ammon Baldomero 18-83, Kila Zuttermeister 1-(-5), Arakawa 9-(-20). Kamehameha: Ho 23-136, Blaise Cuban 3-25, Kupono Park 1-4, T.C. Campbell 3-3, Michael Kukahiwa 2-(-3), TEAM 2-(-15), .

PASSING—‘Iolani: Arakawa 14-35-2-248. Kamehameha: Kukahiwa 3-4-0-48, Campbell 4-14-1-58, Christian Akana 0-1-0-0.

RECEIVING—‘Iolani: Trevyn Tulonghari 7-134, Kevin Barayuga 3-24, Bret Christman 2-67, Kasey Takahashi 1-16, Baldomero 1-7. Kamehameha: Cuban 4-72, Charley Bollig 2-16, Alexander Bell 1-18.

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No. 9 Punahou 51, Damien 6, final

Kaiana Eldredge’s breakout game included four first-half touchdown passes as the Buffanblu overwhelmed the Monarchs.

Eldredge was 10-for-16 and 221 yards with no interceptions. Running back Stabren Caires rushed for 121 yards on 16 carries and caught a scoring pass.

Punahou improved to 2-2 and is 1-0 in ILH play.

Division-II Damien dropped to 0-3 and is 0-1 in the ILH.

Four punt blocks by Punahou, including three by safety Brian Suite, also derailed Damien.

Suite’s first block led led to a 34-yard touchdown pass from Eldredge to Forrest Kim on the ensuing play with 2:51 left in the first quarter.

A punt block by Steven Lakalaka at midfield led to a 23-yard catch and run to the end zone by Caires, and Punahou led 14-0 with 8:44 left in the second quarter.

Punahou scored three touchdowns in the final 4 minutes of the half. Eldredge found Jeff Pedrina on a post route for a 60-yard touchdown play, with a big block from wide receiver Matthew Parrish.

A punt block by Suite bounced out of the end zone for a safety, giving Punahou a 23-0 lead.

Parrish then caught a 15-yard bullet from Eldredge in the end zone for a 30-0 Punahou lead with 1:22 remaining before halftime.

Another punt block by Suite led to a 15-yard return for a touchdown by Kyle Tu‘umalo early in the third quarter.

Damien scored on quarterback Breysen Lee’s 1-yard sneak with 1 minute left in the third, capping a 13-play, 68-yard drive.

Eldredge’s final pass, a 30-yard touchdown to reserve wide receiver Malik Johnson off a deflected pass, gave the Buffanblu a 44-6 lead with 10:03 remaining.

Backup running back Ikaika Nawahine had three impressive carries in the final series for Punahou, including an 8-yard burst for a touchdown with 2:30 left.

Ikaika Mokiau, a senior, led Damien with 124 rushing yards on 20 carries.

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At Aloha Stadium

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PUN—Forrest Kim 34 pass from Kaiana Eldredge (Kaimi Fairbairn kick)

PUN—Stabren Caires 23 pass from Eldredge (Fairbairn kick)

PUN—Jeff Pedrina 60 pass from Eldredge (Fairbairn kick)

PUN—Safety, punt blocked out of end zone by Brian Suite

PUN—Matthew Parrish 15 pass from Eldredge (Fairbairn kick)

PUN—Kyle Tu‘umalo 15 punt block return (Fairbairn kick)

DMS—Breysen Lee 1 run (kick failed)

PUN—Malik Johnson 30 pass from Eldredge (Fairbairn kick)

PUN—Ikaika Nawahine 8 run (Steven Lakalaka kick)

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RUSHING—Damien: Ikaika Mokiau 20-124, Derick Shoda 1-6, Darius Demello 1-2, Maui Bayne-Bryant 1-(-3), Lee 16-27, team 1-(-15). Punahou: Caires 16-121, Nawahine 3-45.

PASSING—Damien: Lee 2-14-0-11. Punahou: Eldredge 10-16-0-221.

RECEIVING—Damien: Mokiau 1-2, Shayvis WIlson 1-9. Punahou: Dean Matsuo 1-21, Pedrina 2-66, Forrest Kim 2-48, Caires 1-23, Parrish 2-25, Cole Dudoit 1-8, Johnson 1-30.

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No. 1 Saint Louis 62, Pac-Five 24, final

Pac-Five started strong, but Saint Louis rallied from a 10-point deficit with six consecutive first-half touchdowns.

Jeremy Higgins played only one half and was 22-for-29 with five touchdowns and 304 yards. Three of the incompletions were drops.

P.J. Minaya, who had guided the Wolfpack offense to an average of nearly 52 points per game, struggled after a hot start. The senior finished 15-for-37 with two touchdowns, three picks and 196 yards.

One of his favorite targets, London Amorin, had eight catches for 131 yards. The other favorite, Darin Kamealoha, did not play due to injury.

After six catches for 101 yards in the first half, Amorin was limited to two receptions in the second half.

“Playing the No. 1 team, we can learn from our mistakes,” Amorin said. “Their defensive line was a major factor.”

Vonn Feao’s 9-yard burst into the end zone had given the Saints their first lead of the game at sunny Aloha Stadium. The touchdown capped an 11-play, 68-play drive and gave Saint Louis a 21-17 lead with 10 seconds left in the first quarter.

Higgins later connected with Kaeo Aliviado for a 30-yard scoring play, and after an interception by Saint Louis safety Zach Kawamoto, the Crusaders scored again just before intermission.

Higgins found Shaun Ahlo on a fourth-and-five pass, but Ahlo was short of the first down and scrambled from the left side of the hashmarks all the way to the other sideline en route to a 17-yard touchdown play. That gave the Saints a 35-17 lead with 1:25 remaining in the half.

After a Caleb Yuen interception — P.J. Minaya’s third of the half — Aliviado hauled in a 39-yard touchdown pass from Higgins with 4 seconds left in the half.

The shootout was on from the start. With both teams firing away out of their run-and-shoot offenses, it felt more like like an Arena football game.

Pac-Five zoomed to a 10-0 lead on Minaya’s 6-yard pass to Everett Kim on the Wolfpack’s opening drive.

A fumble by Saint Louis running back Sean Valente was recovered at the Saints 33-yard line by Kaimi Kanehailua. That led to a 33-yard field goal by Brendan Sagucio with less than 6 minutes left in the opening quarter.

By then, 18 of the first 21 plays had been snapped by Pac-Five, but the tide turned as Saint Louis’ defense found ways to frazzle Minaya, a nifty scrambler.

Higgins found Jordan Fukumoto open on an out pattern for a 5-yard touchdown pass to bring the Saints within 10-7 with 1:51 to go in the first quarter.

Three plays later, Pac-Five responded with a 64-yard catch-and-run by London Amorin.

Saint Louis’ offense couldn’t be stopped, however. Higgins hit Tupua for a quick wide-receiver screen, and the junior went 32 yards for a touchdown. That brought the Saints within 17-14 with 10 seconds left in the first quarter.

The Crusaders scored six touchdowns in their last six possessions of the half. Marcus Mariota took over at quarterback in the second half.

Tupua left the game with a leg injury late in the first half.

Damien meets No. 9 Punahou and No. 3 Kamehameha battles 10th-ranked ‘Iolani in later games at Aloha Stadium.

—Paul Honda

STATE FOOTBALL HISTORY

P5—Everett Kim 6 pass from P.J. Minaya (Brendan Sagucio kick)

P5—FG 33 Brendan Sagucio

STL—Jordan Fukumoto 55 pass from Jeremy Higgins (Jesse Correa kick)

P5—London Amorin 64 pass from Minaya (Sagucio kick)

STL—Joshua Tupua 32 pass from Higgins (Correa kick)

STL—Vonn Feao 9 run (Correa kick)

STL—Kaeo Aliviado 30 pass from Higgins (Correa kick)

STL—Shaun Ahlo 17 pass from Higgins (Correa kick)

STL—Aliviado 39 pass from Higgins (Correa kick)

STL—Sean Valente 6 run (Correa kick)

STL—Duke Bukoski 32 pass from Maurice Mariota (Correa kick)

P5—Minaya 3 run (Sagucio kick)

STL—Mariota 27 run (kick failed)

RUSHING—Pac-Five: Minaya 5-(-17), Darius Anderson 5-25, Kim 1-1. Saint Louis: Sean Valente 9-41, Feao 7-40, Mariota 5-55, Hoku Isaia 2-11, Derek Nakasato 2-11.

PASSING—Pac-FIve: Minaya 15-37-3-196. Saint Louis: Higgins 22-29-0-304, Mariota 5-7-0-89.

RECEIVING—Pac-Five: Amorin 8-131, Jordan Doi 2-27, Chalson Baition 2-14, Kim 3-24. Saint Louis: Ahlo 6-96, Tupua 5-66, Feao 1-5, Aliviado 4-102, Fukumoto 6-41, Bukoski 3-64, Jaris Popaca-Falefa 1-12, Acen Cabral 1-7.

Waianae 27, Campbell 0

Following a frustrating week of shutout ball against an Interscholastic League of Honolulu powerhouse, the Waianae Seariders returned to top form.

The No. 7 Seariders crushed visiting Campbell 27-0 at Raymond Torii Field behind a balanced attack of smashmouth ball and a finesse passing game to remain atop the Oahu Interscholastic Association Red West standings at 2-0 (2-2 overall).

Waianae didn’t look like the team that was dominated in the trenches in a 13-0 loss to Kamehameha. The Wilson brothers — Puletua at quarterback, Eleu as the bruising fullback, and James as a lithe option to rush or catch — carried the Seariders to victory over the Sabers (2-2, 1-1 OIA Red West), who were coming off consecutive victories behind the arm of quarterback Maika Ulufale.

In a game televised on OC 16, the dual threat Puletua went for 80 yards rushing on five carries, including a 40-yard keeper score on a fake handoff in the first quarter, and 158 yards passing.

Waianae coach Danny Matsumoto saw improvement — his team had only one turnover, compared to four giveaways against the Warriors last week — but was less than satisfied as he considered some of the other powerhouses in his conference. Waianae inserted its backups for most of the fourth quarter.

“There was some improvement, but there still is so much that we need to work on,” said Matsumoto, who honed in on blocking and receiving. “We’re not as sharp as we want to be yet. Campbell’s a tough opponent, they played a hell of a game. They got some exciting players. The score doesn’t reflect — it could have been a closer game than that.”

At Waianae

Campbell (2-2, 1-1) 0 0 0 0 — 0

Waianae (2-2, 2-0) 14 7 6 0 — 27

Wain—Eleu Wilson 2 run (Terrence Akao kick).

Wain—Puletua Wilson 40 run (Akao kick).

Wain—Eleu Wilson 2 run (Josh Naki kick).

Wain—Keoni Napierala-Rose 61 pass from Puletua Wilson (kick failed).

RUSHING—Campbell: Samson Anguay 9-53, Christian Carlos 4-23, Maika Ulufale 4-(-3), Jordan Szadkowski 1-(-3), Sy Delizo 3-(-6). Waianae: Puletua Wilson 5-80, Kanekapila Hussey 7-27, Bryson Panui 4-26, Napierala-Rose 8-25, Kelii Ah-Van 6-22, James Wilson 6-13, Eleu Wilson 2-4, TEAM 2-(-4), Bronson Barbosa 1-(-5).

PASSING—Campbell: Ulufale 11-28-0-119, Carlos 3-9-0-28. Waianae: Puletua Wilson 5-11-1-158, Eldridge Kuiee 0-1-0-0.

RECEIVING—Campbell: Anguay 5-30, Szadkowski 4-64, John Aiwohi 3-46, Braun Thomson 1-5, Delizo 1-2. Waianae: Napierala-Rose 2-76, Hookena Kamana 1-46, Terrence Akao 1-20, James Wilson 1-16.

Junior varsity—Waianae 17, Campbell 15

Moanalua 28, Anuenue 8

Na Menehune’s Clint Winham ran in a 64-yard touchdown against Na Koa in a victory at Kaiser Stadium.

Moanlaua scored four rushing touchdowns in the first three quarters to take a hefty 28-2 lead.

Anuenue’s special teams picked up a safety in the third quarter after a botched Na Menehune punt.

In the fourth quarter, Kamea Kahiapo recovered a fumble in the end zone for Na Koa’s only touchdown.

Moanalua remained unbeaten in the OIA White at 3-0. Anuenue is still seeking its first league victory.

At Kaiser

Moanalua (3-1, 3-0) 14 7 7 0 — 28

Anuenue (1-3, 0-3) 0 0 2 6 — 8

Moan—Clint Winham 64 run (Matt Blakeley kick)

Moan—Adam Francisco 9 run (Blakeley kick)

Moan—Michael Egami 55 run (Blakeley kick)

Anue— Safety, botched punt

Moan—Tahje Canyon 2 run (Blakeley kick)

Anue—Kamea Kahiapo fumble recovery in end zone (pass failed)

RUSHING—Moanalua: Canyon 8-132, Winham 1-64, Egami 3-61, Francisco 3-23, Essaye Villaver 1-12, Keenan Ragragola 1-(-4), Lowen Oliveros 6-(-11). Anuenue: Ikaika Gante 16-126, Chase Keli‘ikoa Aki 15-114, Kekai Fernandez 8-29, Keali‘i Mokiao 7-25, Kanani Armitage 3-23, Kilauea Lau 1-1, ‘Opunui Nahale‘a 1-1, Kahiapo 4-(-3).

PASSING—Moanalua: Keven Amaral 1-5-0-5, Francisco 0-3-0-0. Anuenue: Kahiapo 2-3-0-25, Fernandez 1-9-0-19.

RECEIVING—Moanalua: Tayler Tanaka 1-5. Anuenue: Aki 2-31, Ikakika Gante 1-13.

Mililani 14, Waipahu 0

Taz Stevenson’s 59 yard punt return in the second quarter helped secure momentum for the Trojans en route to the shutout victory over the Marauders.

Stevenson ran untouched into the end zone to precede a scoreless second half.

Mililani relied on solid defense, including three interceptions and two forced fumbles. Unable to sustain a scoring drive, Waipahu was also hurt by penalties throughout the game.

At Waipahu

Mililani (4-0, 2-0) 7 7 0 0 — 14

Waipahu (2-2, 0-2) 0 0 0 0 — 0

Mil—Hassan Richardson 6 pass from Trent McKinney (Reid Watanabe kick)

Mil—Taz Stevenson 59 punt return (Watanabe kick)

RUSHING—Mililani: Ethan Cook 5-43, Stevenson 3-41, Zachary Payomo 2-32, McKinney 4-31, Nainoa Pihana 2-5, Kacey Miyasato 2-(-2). Waipahu: Joshua Lacar 11-64, Jonathan Kasamina 5-43, Jacob Ioane 14-32, Devin Kaneshiro 5-12, Christian Kaopua 1-12, Micah Beate 1-7, Simon Kapuwai 1-(-5), Mark Bumanglag 2-(-17).

PASSING—Mililani: McKinney 10-16-0-68. Waipahu: Lacar 1-11-3-15.

RECEIVING—Mililani: Kama Paulo 4-35, Brysen Calma 2-14, Seth Iereno-Baring 2-13, Richardson 1-6, Taylor Searle 1-0. Waipahu: Asalemo Fruen 1-15.

Junior varsity—Mililani 37, Waipahu 12

Kapolei 42, Nanakuli 6

Brandon Vaitautolu rushed for 185 yards and two touchdowns on seven carries to lead the Hurricanes to a crushing of the Golden Hawks and their first OIA White win.

Elijah Tagura factored in three Kapolei scores. He ran for a 1-yard touchdown, threw an 8-yard TD pass, and caught a 17-yard TD pass from Noah Pascua.

Nanakuli’s Kaimana Silva hauled in a 53-yard pass from Kaimana Hokoana for the Golden Hawks’ only touchdown.

At Nanakuli

Kapolei (2-2, 1-1) 0 21 0 21 — 42

Nanakuli (0-3, 0-1) 0 6 0 0 — 6

Kapo— Christian Estabillo 8 pass from Elijah Tagura (Eric Moreles kick).

Kapo—Tagura 1 run (Morales kick).

Nan— Kaimana Silva 53 pass from Kaimana Hokoana (rush failed)

Kapo—Brandon Vaitautolu 50 run (Morales kick)

Kapo—Tagura 17 pass from Noah Pascua (Morales kick)

Kapo—Vaitautolu 69 run (Morales kick)

Kapo—Keaka Napualua 8 run (Morales kick)

BIIF

Hawaii Prep 23, Kamehameha-Hawaii 0

Kealakehe 22, Keaau 7

MIL

King Kekaulike 14, Baldwin 7

friday’s box scores

No. 2 Kahuku 38, Roosevelt 12

OIA Red east

No. 2 Kahuku 38, Roosevelt 12

Roosevelt (1-3, 0-2) 0 6 0 6 — 12

Kahuku (4-0, 2-0) 3 7 7 21 — 38

Kah—FG Cameron Mercado 26

Roos—Drayson Ito 6 pass from Matthew Lono-Holani (kick failed)

Kah—Galeai Malufau 2 run (Mercado kick)

Kah—Tyrone Brown 55 run (Mercado kick)

Kah—Shairone Thompson 65 pass from Moe (Mercado kick)

Kah—Kaipo Pearl 17 pass from Moe (Mercado kick)

Roos—Agaese Tago 80 pass from Matthew Lono-Holani (pass failed)

Kah—VIliami Pasi 11 run (Mercado kick)

RUSHING—Roosevelt: Micah Lono-Holani 1-0, Tai Rasmussen 5-(-2), Tyler Jake Kila 5-(-6), Matthew Lono-Holani 5-(-12). Kahuku: Tyrone Brown 9-115, Pasi 20-93, Fonoivasa Mataafa 6-47, Malufau 9-38, Evan Moe 2-6, Pololu Silva 2-6, Nicholas Acoba 1-3, Kaka 1-(-8).

PASSING—Roosevelt: Matthew Lono-Holani 10-30-3-150, Rasmussen 2-8-0-(-2). Kahuku: Moe 5-12-1-145, Sage Kaka 0-2-0-0.

RECEIVING—Roosevelt: Ito 5-35, Tago 3-86, Asten Koki 1-16, Kaipo Pale 1-15, Tyler Jake Kila 2-(-4). Kahuku: Silva 2-35, Shairone Thompson 1-65, Pearl 1-17, Michael Mariteragi 1-28.

Junior varsity—Kahuku 64, Roosevelt 0

McKinley 23, Kailua 21

At Ticky Vasconcellos Stadium

McKinley (2-1, 1-0) 6 8 0 7 — 21

Kailua (2-2, 1-1) 0 9 8 6 — 23

Kail—Clinton Aina 59 run (kick failed).

Kail—Eric Lum 11 run (Aina run)

McK—Safety

McK—Solomon Dixon 76 pass from Iosefatu Fiso (Kyle Sato kick)

McK—Fiso 1 run (Roy Aliksa fumble recovery)

Kail—Aina 18 run (Lum kick)

McK—Dixon 67 run (kick failed)

RUSHING—McKinley: Dixon 5-66, Fiso 20-62, Aliksa 10-25, Kingston Satele 1-0, Dylan Misiluti 1-0. Kailua: Aina 12-142, Nicholas Rosolowich 12-41, Lum 1-11, Ualoto Uhila 1-6, Kahaku Iara 2-(-5), Chevrloet Mikaele 1-(-9).

PASSING—McKinley: Fiso 5-15-53-0. Kailua: Mikaele 8-14-57, Iara 2-4-3-0.

RECEIVING—McKinley: Dixon 3-43, Habram Bryan-Fermin 1-11, Aliksa 1-(-1). Kailua: Dustin Kalai 4-31, Corey Lau 2-15, Rosolowich 2-2, Uhila 1-7, Micah Galdeira-Karrotti 1-5.

oia white

Waialua 21, Kalani 7

At Kaiser

Kalani (0-3, 0-2) 0 7 0 0 — 7

Waialua (2-2, 2-1) 0 7 7 7 — 21

Wail—Branden Galapia 2 run (Kamalei Rosa kick)

Kaln—Samuela Tupou fumble recovery (Jun Cho kick)

Wail—Rudi Galapia fumble recovery (Rosa kick)

Wail—Rosa 9 run (Rosa kick)

RUSHING—Kalani: Jensen Ames 4-40, Cho 18-34, Chancen Schutter 14-32, Gavin Okada 4-(-16). Waialua: Travis Deuz 7-43, Rosa 6-10, Jeffery Langman 1-7, Matthew Abad 2-(-12).

PASSING—Kalani: Okada 4-17-0-53. Waialua: Abad 6-13-1-71.

RECEIVING—Kalani: Angelo Berardy 3-42, Schutter 1-11. Waialua: Galapia 4-42, Deuz 2-29.

Junior varsity—Kalani 12, Waialua 12

Aiea 31, Kalaheo 14

At Kailua

Kalaheo (2-2, 1-2) 7 7 0 0 — 14

Aiea (3-1, 2-1) 7 10 7 7 — 31

Aiea—Api Foumai fumble recovery (Nick Hiraoka kick)

Kalh—Jesse Carney 85 run (Dongwoo Kim kick)

Aiea—FG Hiraoka 25

Aiea—Kekoa Thompson 44 pass from Chucky Kaahaanui (Hiraoka kick)

Kalh—Phil Tauai 1 run (Kim kick)

Aiea—Douglas Tautua 37 run (Hiraoka kick)

Aiea—Otto-Titan Salausa 4 run (Hiraoka kick)

RUSHING—Kalaheo: Carney 8-128, Tauai 13-60, Pagan 4-27. Aiea: Salausa 18-143, Anae Vaa 8-41, Tautua 1-37, Karson Kenchy 3-23, Matt Matt Faalele 2-9.

PASSING—Kalaheo: Tauai 4-15-0-58. Aiea: Kaahaanui 18-20-2-115.

RECEIVING—Kalaheo: Justin Pagan 2-45, Dustin Maneja-Poole 1-9, Carney 1-4. Aiea: Kekoa Thompson 5-82, Michael Williams 2-15, Philip Madriaga 2-11, Bryson Gabriel 1-7.

Junior varsity—Kalaheo 18, Aiea 6

Also

Radford 21, Pearl City 20