Comments on: Upsets uncommon in OIA semifinals

By: Jerry Campany

Jerry Campany — Fri, 20 Oct 2017 21:11:20 +0000

West champs
2013: Mililani
2012: Mililani
2011: Leilehua
2010: Mililani
2009: Leilehua
2008: Leilehua
2007: Waianae
2006: Waianae
2005: Mililani
2004: Mililani
2003: Mililani
2002: Waianae

By: 88

88 — Fri, 20 Oct 2017 18:13:27 +0000

What your suggesting makes too much sense choloropicrin so they probably won’t do it.

By: Choloropicrin

Choloropicrin — Fri, 20 Oct 2017 04:42:00 +0000

Unbelievable dominance by Kahuku. Could you put up the West champions?

I believe that they should go back to the old format East and West Divisions and have cross over games to extend the season. And make all games count toward division championship. And the top 3 teams play in OIA playoff from each division. I don’t think there were very many upsets in the OIA play in / quarterfinal games. So eliminate the playoff blowouts with more regular season games (and perhaps blowouts) to sort it out for the top 4 on each side to make it in.

It’s a shame that the season is over for some schools in mid October.

By: Jerry Campany

Jerry Campany — Fri, 20 Oct 2017 01:07:48 +0000

In reply to Choloropicrin.

Sorry, Cholo, I wrote that sooo fast. Castle won the OIA East in 2005, Kahuku was the No. 2. and had to play West 3 Kapolei in the quarters. Thanks for the correction, I will fix it now.

Hope this helps make it up to you:

OIA East champions
2013: Farrington
2012: Kahuku
2011: Farrington
2010: Kahuku
2009: Kahuku
2008: Kahuku
2007: Kahuku
2006: Kahuku
2005: Castle
2004: Kahuku
2003: Kahuku
2002: Kahuku

By: Choloropicrin

Choloropicrin — Fri, 20 Oct 2017 00:55:45 +0000

@Jerry so who was east champion in 2005? Castle or Kahuku? Were there co champions in 2005? Just wondering, as article above said Aiea beat East champion castle and lost to east champion Kahuku.