While predominantly a male-driven sport in Hawaii and throughout the country, high school football in the islands have begun to embrace the idea of having girls play on the same field as boys not to make headlines, but because they can play.
Instead of trying to convince people that they’re wrong about his skillset, Suliafu simply straps on his helmet, sticks his hand in the ground, bites down on his mouthpiece and showcases violence in the trenches.
Of the 100 players, 26 of them graduated are currently from high schools on the islands - majority of which are listed as three-, four- and five-star recruits.
The Rainbow Warrior football team secured 13 new commitments from early signees today during the early signing period and continued its mission to defend pride rock.
The 2018 Gatorade Hawaii Football Player of the Year officially signed his National Letter of Intent with the Knights this afternoon at his high school’s library.
The 6-foot, 190-pound senior quarterback threw for 3,754 yards and 38 touchdowns this past season, leading the Trojans (10-3) to the Division I Open state tournament championship game.
Waipahu won its first state football championship in school history tonight against defending D-1 champs, Hilo, in an upset 42-22 victory at Aloha Stadium.
Lahainaluna pulled off the three-peat in dramatic fashion this afternoon sat Aloha Stadium, coming back from a 26-7 halftime deficit to defeat Kapaa 34-32 in the D-II state title game.
The season is coming to an end, culminating in three championship-worthy matchups this Saturday in the First Hawaiian Bank/HHSAA Football State Championships at Aloha Stadium.
Hosts Kainoa Carlson and Steve Uyehara break down the state title games happening this weekend at Aloha Stadium, starting with Lahainaluna vs. Kapaa, Hilo vs. Waipahu and Saint Louis vs. Mililani.
One of the most dominant defensive players in all of high school has made his college commitment.Saint Louis defensive lineman Faatui Tuitele revealed his commitment to the University of Washington on Twitter Sunday night.
It’s Friday and that can only mean one thing: Hawaii high school football is back!Hosts Kainoa Carlson and Steve Uyehara break down the games to watch this weekend around the state as the state tournament kicks off.
Hosts Kainoa Carlson and David McCracken break down Week 15 of the Hawaii high school football season with highlights and analysis before previewing the ‘Game of the Week’ between Saint Louis vs. Kahuku.
In what was hyped up to be a preview of the OIA Open Division title game back in September, Saint Louis took down Kahuku 30-14, in a game that wasn’t as close as the final box score would indicate. But now that it's playoff time, everything changes.
The Cinderella Story for PAC-5 is over as the Wolf Pack lost to Roosevelt 20-7 tonight in the Dii quarterfinal. With the win, the Rough Riders will now advance to take on Lahainaluna on the road in the DII semi finals.
It’s Friday and that can only mean one thing: Hawaii high school football is back!Hosts Kainoa Carlson and Steve Uyehara break down the games to watch this weekend around the state as the state tournament kicks off.
Hosts Kainoa Carlson and David McCracken break down Week 15 of the Hawaii high school football season with highlights and analysis before previewing the ‘Game of the Week’ between Iolani vs. Waipahu.
This week’s HI Five Athlete of the Week is Mililani Trojans quarterback Dillon Gabriel.Gabriel led the Trojans to the OIA Open Division title with a 27-7 win over Kahuku, throwing for 374 yards, 3 touchdowns and 2 interceptions.
Last season in the OIA title game, Mililani fell short in a loss to Kahuku, ending its hopes at an OIA championship. Fast forward a year later, and the Trojans got their revenge over the Red Raiders in an impressive 28-7 victory in the OIA Open Division title game at Aloha Stadium.
The Campbell Sabers came to play and took down Farrington High School in the 3rd place game of the OIA Open Division playoffs, winning by a score of 42-26.
Hosts Kainoa Carlson and David McCracken break down Week 14 of the Hawaii high school football season with highlights and analysis before previewing the ‘Game of the Week’ between Mililani vs. Kahuku.
Tua Tagovailoa might be a household name in college football, but don’t sleep on his younger brother, Taulia. The high school senior is a quarterback for Thompson High School in Alabama and also a Crimson Tide commit.
Saint Francis appealed the forfeiture of its varsity football team’s undefeated season due to an ineligible fifth-year senior on the team, but that appeal was denied late Thursday night.
Hosts Kainoa Carlson and David McCracken break down Week 13 of the Hawaii high school football season with highlights and analysis before previewing the ‘Game of the Week’ between Punahou vs. Saint Louis.
The Polynesian Football Hall of Fame unveiled its Class of 2019 earlier today, featuring four new inductees out of a list of 12 finalists. The four inductees are Joe Salave'a, Dan Saleaumua, Lofa Tatupu and Marques Tuiasosopo.
The Saint Francis football team will forfeit it’s entire 2018 season due to an ineligible player on it’s roster. The school confirmed the report in a press release this afternoon.
Punahou has punched its ticket into an ILH title game against Saint Louis after dismantling Kamehameha earlier this evening by a score of 35-0 at Aloha Stadium.
Hosts Kainoa Carlson and David McCracken break down Week 11 of the Hawaii high school football season with highlights and analysis before previewing the ‘Game of the Week’ between Punahou vs. Kamehameha.
Hosts Kainoa Carlson and David McCracken break down Week 10 of the Hawaii high school football season with highlights and analysis before previewing the ‘Game of the Week’ between Roosevelt vs. St. Francis.
Former Punahou wide receiver Heisman Hosoda made history this past weekend, setting Lewis & Clark College’s single-game reception record with 17 catches in a 34-22 loss to Puget Sound.
Anytime, anywhere; it doesn’t seem to matter for Moanalua this season as Na Menehune remain undefeated after defeating Waipahu 29-5 Friday night at Aloha Stadium.
Hosts Kainoa Carlson and David McCracken break down Week 8 of the Hawaii high school football season with highlights and analysis before previewing the ‘Game of the Week’ between Roosevelt vs. Pearl City.
In what turned out to be a back-and-forth war between two ILH powerhouses, Punahou came out on top against Kamehameha with a late fourth quarter surge to win 30-14 Friday night at Aloha Stadium.
Hosts Kainoa Carlson and David McCracken break down the latest action in Hawaii high school football and preview the Game of the Week between Mililani vs. Kahuku in a rematch of last year’s OIA title game.
In what was Saint Louis' most tightly-contested game so far this season, the Crusaders edged out the 35-28 victory over Punahou tonight at Aloha Stadium.
Mililani needed to rebound this week after an embarrassing loss to Punahou last weekend, and the Trojans came up big on Homecoming night with a dominant showing against the Campbell Sabres in a 52-14 victory.
Kahuku didn't need home field advantage Friday night to takedown Kamehameha in an ILH showdown, running through the Warriors 24-7 to go 4-1 on the season.
Kamehameha offensive tackle Lokahi Pauole has been selected to participate in the third annual Polynesian Bowl. The 6-foot-3 tackle is a three-star recruit, per 247Sports, and is among one of the state;'s highly-touted recruits on the offensive side of the ball.
Saint Louis defensive tackle plays most of high school football games at Aloha Stadium for the Crusaders so it's no surprise that the senior defensive lineman will play his final game there as well. Quinones was selected to play in the 2019 Polynesian Bowl, joining an all-star cast of players from around the country including teammate Faatui Tuitele.
