HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL
Ostrowski goes out a winner with West
The best move Miah Ostrowski made last night was one that had more to do with cleats and footballs than crossovers and reverse layups.
Ostrowski, an all-state hoopster for Punahou, put in his practice time on the football field and laced up his cleats perhaps for one final time. The 5-foot-9, 170 senior caught four passes for 68 yards and was named the West's offensive MVP in a 34-0 win over the East in the HUB Goodwill Senior Bowl before 3,576 fans at chilly Kunuiakea Stadium.
It was the fourth win in a row for the West squad, despite a commitment by the East to end the streak.
George Kauwalu of Waianae, who sparked a tenacious West defense, was named his squad's defensive MVP.
Farrington lineman Manusokai Tonga and defensive end Andrew Noga were awarded the East's offensive and defensive MVP trophies.
Ostrowski was one of many offensive stars for the West, but the performance may have boosted his stock. Ostrowski is coveted by Hawaii as a slotback, though his first love is basketball. His best offer so far in hoops is from Montana State.
Without him, Punahou's basketball team won the James Alegre Invitational tournament last night. He was at full attention to hear the details of the hoops win, but football was solely on his mind, at least until game's end.
"I knew my team (Punahou) would do a good job without me, (but) this was a once-in-a-lifetime experience. All these guys, I read about in the paper," he said, surprised that he got an MVP trophy. "Everyone contributed."
The West's trio of talented quarterbacks amassed 293 passing yards. Bryant Moniz of Leilehua threw for 123 yards on 9-for-13 passing, while Brett Kan of Punahou tallied 121 yards on 8-for-13 accuracy. Caleb Fore of Waialua threw for 79 yards on 6-for-12 passing.
"The first thing on my mind was to have fun. I'm glad my season ended on a good note," Moniz said.
Waialua receiver Adam Foster was brilliant on short and deep routes. He caught six passes for 81 yards.
The win was a happy finale for West coach Kanani Souza, who will retire from coaching and become an athletic director at Kamehameha. He was not spared a water-cooler drenching by his players as the game ended.
"I don't know what they got me with, but they got me," he said, smartly dressed with a windbreaker.
Unlike Ostrowski, Kauwalu's high school career ended with the exhibition. The 6-foot, 210-pound linebacker now has two reminders of his prep career in full view each morning.
"I'm excited now. Now I have two trophies to put on my dresser," he said, referring to a game MVP trophy he received after a TV game against Mililani.
The nature of the game was lopsided, and frustration marked the contest for the East. Two players were ejected as the East racked up 111 penalty yards.
"This was the most physical game I ever played," Kauwalu said. "They're tough and strong."
The natural competitiveness didn't affect the West, he said.
"Coach (Souza) told us to walk away, so I did. I'm sad that my football season is over," Kauwalu said.
West 34, East 0
| East |
0 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
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0
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| West |
7 |
14 |
6 |
7 |
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34 |
West--Adam Foster 4 pass from Caleb Fore (River Kim kick).
West--Aaron Santiago 10 pass from Brett Kan (Bryant Moniz kick).
West--Fore 1 run (Jordan Torres kick).
West--Lofa Liilii 16 pass from Moniz (kick failed).
West--Moniz 8 run (Kim kick).
RUSHING--East: Keenan Gonda 3-(-3), Isaac Saffery 4-18, Liko Satele 3-6, Lehi Aumua 2-8, Elijah Filifili 3-1, Tilton Kaluna 1-15. West: Micah Abreu-Laybon 5-13, Moniz 3-22, Ryan Montez 5-15, Foster 1-(-2), Jordan Torres 5-9, Kan 4-1, Fore 2-(-7), Kenneth Rossi 2-7, Ostrowski 1-0.
PASSING--East: Kaluna 5-13-1-19, Filifili 1-6-2-0, Maeli Siliga 1-1-0-46. West: Moniz 9-13-0-123, Fore 6-12-0-49, Kan 8-13-1-121.
RECEIVING--East: Siliga 1-3, Shaun Forges 1-0, Shane Ahlo 1-5, Scott Keiter-Charles 2-54, Jordan Ho-Ching 1-0. West: Lofa Liilii 4-38, Ostrowski 4-68, Kim 3-30, Foster 6-81, Aaron Santiago 2-31, Rossi 1-12, Abreu-Laybon 1-9, Kyle Whitford 1-2, Montez 1-18.
OIA FOOTBALL ALL-STARS
Red East
Offensive player of the year--Elijah Lesu, Farrington
Defensive player of the year-- Corey Paredes, Castle
Coach of the year--Reggie Torres, Kahuku
First team offense
| QB |
Cody Von Appen |
Kalaheo |
Jr.
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| RB |
Hercules Sula |
Farrington |
Sr.
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| RB |
Lehi Aumua |
Kahuku |
Sr.
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| WR |
Elijah Lesu |
Farrington |
Sr.
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| WR |
Scott Keiter-Charles |
Castle |
Sr.
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| WR |
Corey Paredes |
Castle |
Sr.
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| OL |
Benji Kemoeatu |
Kahuku |
Jr.
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| OL |
Fetalaiga Fatu |
Farrington |
Sr.
|
| OL |
Spencer Mauai |
Kahuku |
Sr.
|
| OL |
Ross Salanoa |
Kahuku |
Sr.
|
| OL |
John Manu-Olevao |
Kahuku |
Sr.
|
| UTL |
Richard Torres |
Kahuku |
Sr. |
First team defense
| DL |
Kaniela Tuipulotu |
Kahuku |
Sr.
|
| DL |
Sam Fehoko |
Farrington |
Sr.
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| DL |
Andrew Noga |
Farrington |
Sr.
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| DL |
Nai Fotu |
Kahuku |
Sr.
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| LB |
Corey Paredes |
Castle |
Sr.
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| LB |
Siaosi Tafuna |
Kahuku |
Sr.
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| LB |
Sifa Heimuli |
Kahuku |
Sr.
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| DB |
Scott Keiter-Charles |
Castle |
Sr.
|
| DB |
Shiloah Te'o |
Kahuku |
Jr.
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| DB |
Jimmy Robinson |
Farrington |
Jr.
|
| DB |
Gary Nagy |
Kahuku |
Sr.
|
| UTL |
Elijah Lesu |
Farrington |
Sr. |
Second Team Offense
| QB |
Jordan Monico |
Moanalua |
Jr.
|
| RB |
Keawe Kalama |
McKinley |
Sr.
|
| RB |
Keelan Gonda |
Kailua |
Sr.
|
| WR |
Darren Sugimoto |
Kailua |
Sr.
|
| WR |
Alan Hashimoto |
McKinley |
Jr.
|
| WR |
Maeli Siliga |
Farrington |
Sr.
|
| OL |
Solomon Koehler |
Castle |
Jr.
|
| OL |
Elisera Esera |
Farrington |
Sr.
|
| OL |
Kainoa Kapuniai |
Kailua |
Sr.
|
| OL |
Stuart Kamimoto |
McKinley |
Sr.
|
| OL |
Joshua Tuua |
Farrington |
Jr. |
Second Team Defense
| DL |
Blake Soares |
Castle |
Sr.
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| DL |
Malone Fiso |
Kahuku |
Sr.
|
| DL |
Alema Tachibana |
Kahuku |
Jr.
|
| DL |
Tauatai Olomua |
Farrington |
Sr.
|
| LB |
Paipai Falemalu |
Kahuku |
Jr.
|
| LB |
Issac Iuta |
McKinley |
Sr.
|
| LB |
Mike Lekona |
McKinley |
Sr.
|
| DB |
Seth Estioko |
Castle |
Sr.
|
| DB |
Tiave Oto |
Kahuku |
Sr.
|
| DB |
James Ubias |
McKinley |
Sr.
|
| DB |
Mark Stowers |
Farrington |
Jr. |
Honorable mention
Castle: Cory Esperas, Jesse Humalon, Patrick Kapahu, Bronson Kekahuna, Lolegi Maae, Bryson Ukauka.
Farrington: Faifaiese Emosi, Joshua Fernandez, Elijah Filifili, Justin Hakuole, Grant Hamilton, Alefosiu Iu, Tupuniua Kulihaapai, Trendt Marsom, Paulo Pula, Mark Stowers, Matt Stowers, Manusokai Tonga, Tonu Tuimalealiifano.
Kahuku: Willie Ching, Paipai Falemalu, Ian Fujinaga, Jedi Malufau, Kaika Sasaoka, Anthony Siilata, Pelefoni Soliai, Ivan Takemoto, Richard Torres.
Kailua: Shaun Forges, Isaiah Holt, Tim Maghinay, Billy Oden, Ziph Spencer, Sam Trueman.
Kalaheo: Bruce Andrews, Riley Atanoa, Kaleo Belaski, Chris Cavaco, DJ Chang, Donovan Correa, Dillan Hanawahine, Ayrton Kehrer, Kao Malama-Custer, Talii Monmaney, Aka Poole, Sean Reed, Shawn Reed, Drew Scobie, Koa Siliga, Taylor Tadani, Kord Walls.
McKinley: Ben Davis, Tilton Kaluna, Josh Nakama, Josh Ward.
Moanalua: Shanton Antolin, Shelton Antolin, Darrinn Callaway, TJ Costa, Shaze Daniels, Savaii Eselu, Grant Kim, Reid Matsumoto, Eric Quinn, Montay Rover, Jarin Salvador-Atabay, Pono Tiave, Steven Ullery, Emanual Vierra.
Red West
Offensive player of the year--Lofa Liilii, Aiea
Defensive player of the year-- George Kauwalu, Waianae
Coach of the year--Daniel Matsumoto, Waianae
First Team Offense
| QB |
Bryant Moniz |
Leilehua |
Sr.
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| RB |
Jordan Torres |
Mililani |
Sr.
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| RB |
Kamuela Foki |
Kapolei |
Jr.
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| WR |
Kyle Blair |
Radford |
Sr.
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| WR |
Alan Fonoti |
Aiea |
Sr.
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| WR |
Lofa Liilii |
Aiea |
Sr.
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| OL |
Mike Matamua |
Kapolei |
Sr.
|
| OL |
William Duseigneur |
Waianae |
Sr.
|
| OL |
Mako Malepeai |
Aiea |
Sr.
|
| OL |
Adriano Alae |
Leilehua |
Sr.
|
| OL |
Alex Tupulua |
Waianae |
Sr.
|
| UTL |
Daniel Liilii |
Aiea |
Jr. |
First team defense
| DL |
Fred Ellis |
Waianae |
Sr.
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| DL |
Thor Salanoa |
Radford |
Sr.
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| DL |
Viliami Haunga |
Leilehua |
Sr.
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| DL |
Matt Hunt |
Mililani |
Sr.
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| LB |
George Kauwalu |
Waianae |
Sr.
|
| LB |
Justin Cossey |
Kapolei |
Sr.
|
| LB |
Mana Ohia |
Aiea |
Sr.
|
| DB |
Kamuela Foki |
Kapolei |
Jr.
|
| DB |
Travis Daniels |
Radford |
Sr.
|
| DB |
Preston Ayala |
Waianae |
Sr.
|
| DB |
Dustin Pauu |
Leilehua |
Sr.
|
| UTL |
Kyle Blair |
Radford |
Sr. |
Second Team Offense
| QB |
Alfredo Higa |
Aiea |
Sr.
|
| RB |
Micah Abreu-Laybon |
Leilehua |
Sr.
|
| RB |
Daniel Liilii |
Aiea |
Jr.
|
| WR |
Martin Iosefo |
Leilehua |
Sr.
|
| WR |
James Buchanan |
Aiea |
Jr.
|
| WR |
David Rivers |
Mililani |
Sr.
|
| OL |
Derrick Samifua |
Radford |
Sr.
|
| OL |
Brandon Dela Cruz |
Mililani |
Sr.
|
| OL |
Justin Cossey |
Kapolei |
Sr.
|
| OL |
Shane Um |
Mililani |
Sr.
|
| OL |
Daniel Pelupelu |
Leilehua |
Sr. |
Second Team Defense
| DL |
David Paaluhi |
Waianae |
Sr.
|
| DL |
Falealii Tausaga |
Aiea |
Sr.
|
| DL |
Kanekoa Asing |
Aiea |
Jr.
|
| DL |
Chris Fuga |
Campbell |
Jr.
|
| LB |
Mene Coffin |
Leilehua |
Sr.
|
| LB |
Kaipo Punihaole |
Waianae |
Sr.
|
| LB |
Josh Andrews |
Mililani |
Sr.
|
| DB |
David Saavaetasi |
Aiea |
Jr.
|
| DB |
Kalae Parrish |
Kapolei |
Jr.
|
| DB |
Austin Healy |
Kapolei |
Sr.
|
| DB |
Tianeva Tyrell-Edra |
Leilehua |
Sr. |
Honorable mention
Aiea: Lika Aviu, Josh Chung, Miah Faatoafe, Malone Faumuina, Crenston Ioapo, Sile Koria, Ataji Lani, Alex Mauga, Quinton Peterson, Brennan Sato.
Campbell: Haouli Anderson, Jordan Doane, Donovan Domingo-Panta, Bronson Ellis-Riveria, Cory Freitas, Shane Gaui, Mike Gueso, Ranson Ho, Martin Kodama, Koroseta Leauma, Hanns Lee, Jesse Lee, Matthew Masifilo, Obadiah Mataio, Ryan Matautia, Matthew Miller, Guilliano Stevenson, Apuauro Turano, Lowen Tynanes-Perez, Miles Tynanes-Perez.
Kapolei: Kelii Aki, Josh Hose, Alvin Julaton, Mike Kahalehoe, Curtis Kiyabu, Mason Koa, Chad Lopati, Trent Nakata, Kaipo Nakatani, Cyril Ontai, Aaron Santiago, Caleb Spencer.
Leilehua: Josh Cruz, Kaipo Derego, Leroy McCloud, Aaremy Palomares, Stanford Salavea, Roman Seui, Robert Siavii, Afe Talaeai.
Mililani: Chivas Antoque, Scott Burns, Joey Cadiz, Lyle Castanares, Rustin Funakoshi, David Ishida, Cody Kilthau, Isaiah Lawelawe, Moshi Mabry, Curtis Murakami, Tyson Nishihara, Aina Ocreto-Silva, Kawika Ornellas, Kenneth Paneku, Ikaika Payomo, Kala Perbera.
Radford: Marshall Bradford, Zach Brisley, DC Campbell, Riddley Devoux, Collin Elisara, Stephen Jenkins, Billy Johnson, Mana Kauhola, Justin Lord, Epa Maika, Marcus Malepeai, Patrick McDermott, Robert Pese, Ezekiel Pulou, Scott Ruehl, Jory Sims, Jacob Taitague, So'osoo Taulelei.
Waianae: Joe Abell, Richard Kauahikaua, Nathan Malaki, Ben McQuown, Travis Nua, Christopher Santiago, Sosaia Vaitai.
White
Offensive player of the year--Isaac Saffrey, Kaiser
Defensive player of the year--Keone Reyes, Kaimuki
Coach of the year--Lincoln Barit, Waialua
First team offense
| QB |
Caleb Fore |
Waialua |
Sr.
|
| RB |
Isaac Saffrey |
Kaiser |
Sr.
|
| RB |
Antoin Dewalt |
Pearl City |
Jr.
|
| WR |
Kalua Noa |
Kaiser |
Jr.
|
| WR |
Edwin Rubio |
Waialua |
Sr.
|
| WR |
Adam Foster |
Waialua |
Sr.
|
| OL |
Castro Masaniai |
Waipahu |
Sr.
|
| OL |
Brice Kahalewai |
Kaiser |
Sr.
|
| OL |
Lono Awong |
Kaiser |
Jr.
|
| OL |
Mike Tevaga |
Waipahu |
Sr.
|
| OL |
Kenika Kaimi |
Nanakuli |
Jr.
|
| UTL |
Antoin Dewalt |
Pearl City |
Jr. |
First Team Defense
| DL |
Keone Reyes |
Kaimuki |
Sr.
|
| DL |
Bronson McMoore |
Kaiser |
Jr.
|
| DL |
Tukia Aholelei |
Kaiser |
Sr.
|
| DL |
James Tivao |
Waipahu |
Sr.
|
| LB |
C.J. Criado |
Kaiser |
Sr.
|
| LB |
Aaron Paahana |
Waipahu |
Sr.
|
| LB |
Lele Pefua |
Waipahu |
Jr.
|
| DB |
Neil Paguyo |
Waipahu |
Sr.
|
| DB |
Jake Esteban |
Kaiser |
Sr.
|
| DB |
Joshwa Salvador |
Kaimuki |
Sr.
|
| DB |
Alfred Paclb |
Pearl City |
Sr.
|
| UTL |
Dolly Ainuu |
Kaimuki |
Sr. |
Second Team Offense
| QB |
Skylar Chan |
Kaiser |
Sr.
|
| RB |
Keo Palimo'o |
Waipahu |
Jr.
|
| RB |
Donovan Matas |
Waialua |
Jr.
|
| WR |
Kenese Ola |
Roosevelt |
Sr.
|
| WR |
Kamaki Sherman |
Anuenue |
Jr.
|
| WR |
Matt Soueira |
Waipahu |
Sr.
|
| OL |
Dustin Uyeda |
Kaimuki |
Jr.
|
| OL |
Tyler Lauifi |
Pearl City |
Jr.
|
| OL |
Keola Spencer |
Pearl City |
Jr.
|
| OL |
Tauese Tapusoa |
Waialua |
Sr.
|
| OL |
Kawika Yamanouchi |
Waialua |
Jr. |
Second Team Defense
| DL |
Sean Harkin |
Kaiser |
Sr.
|
| DL |
Samson Ma'u |
Waipahu |
Sr.
|
| DL |
Robert Kepilino |
Waipahu |
Sr.
|
| DL |
Castro Masaniai |
Waipahu |
Sr.
|
| LB |
Keli'i Kon |
Anuenue |
Jr.
|
| LB |
Troy Antoque |
Pearl City |
Jr.
|
| LB |
Maua Tuitele |
Kaimuki |
So.
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| DB |
Kekoa Pasion-Almeida |
Waialua |
Sr.
|
| DB |
Kalani Calizar |
Kaiser |
Sr.
|
| DB |
James Saffrey |
Kaiser |
Sr.
|
| DB |
James Tran |
Roosevelt |
Sr. |
Honorable Mention
Anuenue: Keli'i Ka'aihue, Ehukai Nauka.
Kaimuki: James Bower, Stephen Harris, Brian Miyamoto, Makalii Nahinu, Isamu Nicholas.
Kaiser: Dawson Bell, Rayce Chun-Ming, Richard Dione, Justin Inagaki, Thomas Khamvonsa, Kelii Maikui, Mason Masaki, Kyle Niiro, Sid Slom, Pasi Toetuu, Andrew Wingert.
Kalani: Patrick Akau, Corey Fukunaga, Dustin Kimura, Jason Lee, Terrence Lum, Dillon Matsuda, Codi Oshiro, Sam Tupou.
Nanakuli: Gysen Garcia, Kaimi Kamaka, Ritchie Rosa, Julius Seabrooks.
Pearl City: Kawika Borden, Eric Butner, Kevin Costa, Bryson Costales, Jeremiah Drumeller, Brian Gossett, Sean Herman, Francis Hewlett, Stayson Isobe, Jordan Jardiolin, Questel Jarrett, Cory Kikuchi, Issac Naehu, Christian Pavo, Henric Razon, Matthew Tanaid, Gavin Tanaka, Alberto Triana.
Roosevelt: James Aoki, Daniel Arruda, Kennedy Augafa, Jordan Bush, Tony Fautanu, Darin Fujii, Zach Hamasaki, Kaui Kaolulo, Alan Millare, Keola Mojica, Justin Otaguro, Shaide Quisano, Colin Ta'a, Alton Townsend, Ranson Tuitama.
Waialua: Sebastian Bajo, Jeremy Borges, Josiah Castallanos, Reggie Carrillo, Kaikala Carvalho, Jacob Deuz, Joel Dicion, Micah Hatchie, Pono Kinney, Cody Labra, Aaron Lapitan, Isaiah Ramirez, Dillion Rowley, Alika Sholtz, Joshua Whittaker.
Waipahu: Brandon Aitu-Kaolulo, Rodney Balais, Jamar Bautista-Winston, Steven Berndt, Richard Cadiz, Jesse Doctolero, Gilchrist Fernandez, Tyrone Hollister, Brahmin Kelekolio, Jaris Komuro-Rosete, Tyler Martin, Fogalele Pefua, Mike Pascalbo.
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