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Two young quarterbacks thrown into the fire. Big-play guys emerging. Defensive fronts tested. In so many ways, Kamehameha and Waianae sought similar victories in different places on the field Friday night at Raymond Torii Field. Kamehameha turned a 13-6 deficit into a 33-13 nonconference win, but there’s plenty of reason for optimism on both sidelines. >> Boogie Nights Sophomore Thomas “Boogie” Yam didn’t start the game, but that turned out to be a formality once senior Fatu Sua-Godinet switched to […]