HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL
Iolani glides past KS-Maui
Judging by the way Iolani played, it's hard to imagine that last night was the Raiders' first game of the season.
Kela Marciel tossed three touchdowns and ran for another, all in the first half, as Iolani opened its 2008 campaign in midseason form with a resounding 39-0 victory over Kamehameha-Maui last night in the 45th annual Father Bray Classic at Aloha Stadium.
The Raiders accounted for 315 total yards by halftime. Marciel finished the first half 12-for-20 for 150 yards and added 57 rushing yards on nine carries as Iolani led 33-0.
Not only was Iolani efficient on offense, scoring on five of its first seven possessions, but it committed just one penalty over the full 48 minutes.
"I wish I could take credit for that, but I don't think I can," Iolani coach Wendell Look said.
As fluid as the Raiders looked to the casual fan, Look said there were plenty of areas where he thought his team could have performed better.
"We weren't clean in the sense that we could have done better with our execution and our crispness," Look said. "We relied too much on improvising on broken-down plays.
"But at least they can make those plays."
A lot of it came from Marciel, who finished 14-for-22 for 161 yards and no interceptions. He also ran for 89 yards on 13 carries.
If there was one concern for Iolani, it came on special teams. The Raiders missed half of their extra-point tries and were susceptible to giving up long kickoff returns.
They'll have to correct that if they expect to beat Leilehua in a battle of state champions next week. The Mules won the Division I state title, while Iolani is coming off its second Division II state championship in the last three years.
"A lot of people are hyping it up, but they're the Division I champions," Look said. "It'll be a big challenge for us, but we've been able to compete against Division I level teams."
After one game, it seems Iolani is up to the task.
The Raiders wasted no time scoring the game's first touchdown last night, as Kellen Imada rumbled into the end zone from 10 yards out to give Iolani a 6-0 lead less than 2 minutes into the game.
After forcing a three and out on Kamehameha-Maui's first drive, the Raiders went right back to work on offense. Marciel hooked up with Brandon Ball three times on an 11-play drive, including a 12-yard touchdown pass to push the lead to 13.
The score remained the same at the end of the first quarter as Iolani outgained the Warriors 180 to 4 in the opening period and converted 10 first downs to none for Kamehameha-Maui.
Iolani increased its lead to 20 on its first offensive play of the second quarter. Marciel scrambled out of the pocket and found a wide-open Trevyn Tulonghari down the middle of the field for a 38-yard touchdown pass.
At Aloha Stadium
| Kamehameha-Maui (0-1) |
0 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
-- |
0
|
| Iolani (1-0) |
|
13 |
20 |
0 |
6 |
-- |
39 |
Iol--Kellen Imada 10 run (kick blocked)
Iol--Brandon Ball 12 pass from Kela Marciel (Carl Gibson kick)
Iol--Trevyn Tulonghari 38 pass from Marciel (Gibson kick)
Iol--Marciel 7 run (kick failed)
Iol--Kevin Barayuga 8 pass from Marciel (Gibson kick)
Iol--Bret Christman 9 pass from Andrew Skalman (kick failed)
RUSHING--KS-Maui: Kupono Hong 4-18, Jordan Camara 6-15, Evan Garces 4-13, Eli Ferreira 1-8, Noah Facuri 1-(-1), team 1-(-1). Iolani: Imada 12-90, Marciel 13-89, Ammon Baldomero 11-34, Jaron Teramoto 7-30, Travis Sato 1-8, Skalman 2-2, Barayuga 2-(-1), Keenan Hoohuli 1-(-2).
PASSING--KS-Maui: Garces 6-11-0-78, Ferreira 5-11-0-44, Facuri 0-1-0-0, Camara 0-1-1-0. Iolani: Marciel 14-22-0-161, Skalman 1-2-0-9.
RECEIVING--KS-Maui: Kekoa Turbeville 4-67, Cameron Yip 3-15, Hong 2-6, Ethan Cabatingan 1-27, Nicholas Lopes 1-7. Iolani: Ball 5-54, Hoohuli 3-19, Tulonghari 2-43, Imada 2-30, Christman 1-9, Barayuga 1-8, Travis Muraoka 1-7.
Pac-Five 50, Waialua 7
P.J. Minaya threw for 127 yards and two touchdowns and ran for another as the Wolfpack took advantage of seven turnovers by the Bulldogs to win their sixth straight opener.
Darin Kamealoha scored Pac-Five's first touchdown of the season on a 58-yard run off of a fake punt. Kamealoha also caught six passes for 129 yards, including an eye-opening, one-handed catch on the sidelines while managing to stay inbounds.
A.J. Hernandez scored Waialua's lone touchdown on a 67-yard pass from quarterback William Sacapulu-Ueda. Hernandez finished with 163 total yards.
At Aloha Stadium
| Waialua (0-1) |
7 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
-- |
7
|
| Pac-Five (1-0) |
16 |
14 |
13 |
7 |
-- |
50 |
Pac--Darin Kamealoha 58 run (Brendan Sagucio kick)
Pac--Safety, AJ Hernandez tackled in endzone
Pac--PJ Minaya 3 run (Sagucio kick)
Wail--Hernandez 67 pass from William Sacapulu-Ueda (Kainoa Rosa kick)
Pac--London Amorin 7 pass from Minaya (Sagucio kick)
Pac--Kaimi Kanehailua 4 fumble recovery (Sagucio kick)
Pac--Amorin 40 pass from Minaya (Sagucio kick)
Pac--Kamealoha 28 pass from Brenton Beirne (kick failed)
Pac--Logan Murakami 1 run (Sagucio kick)
RUSHING--Waialua: Hernandez 8-72, Kaleo Lopes 6-37, Kainoa Rosa 1-1, Keanu Kalulu-Keao 5-(-3), Sacapulu-Ueda 6-(-24), team 1-(-32). Pac-Five: Kamealoha 2-78, Chalson Baition 8-42, Landan Burkhart 5-27, Minaya 1-3, Tyler Watkins 2-3, Jordan Estacio 1-1, Murakami 1-1, team 3-(-3), Beirne 6-(-54).
PASSING--Waialua: Sacapulu-Ueda 8-17-2-150, Kalulu-Keao 1-7-2-4. Pac-FIve: Minaya 8-17-0-129, Beirne 5-12-0-84, Murakami 1-1-0-7.
RECEIVING--Waialua: Hernandez 3-91, Lopes 2-47, Joseph Kaululaau 2-7, Jacob Holland-Castro 1-7, Branson Chun 1-2. Pac-Five: Kamealoha 6-129, Amorin 3-52, Baition 3-18, Jordan Doi 1-14, Lawson Kurosu 1-7.
Kapolei 43, Kamehameha-Hawaii 0
Noah Pascua completed nine pass for 178 yards and two touchdowns as the Hurricanes routed the Warriors.
Simiona Vehikite rushed for 90 yards and Cyril Ontai added 82 yards for Kapolei.
Kohala 20, Anuenue 15
Quarterback Kamalani Manantan led three fourth-quarter scoring drives as the Cowboys came from behind to defeat the visiting Rainbow Warriors.
Manantan connected with Maka Reyes on a 37-yard touchdown pass and ran 46 yards for another in the fourth. Anuenue's Kalani Puaoi led all rushers with 115 yards on 13 carries and one touchdown.
At Kohala
| Anuenue (0-1) |
0 |
0 |
8 |
7 |
-- |
15
|
| Kohala (1-0) |
0 |
0 |
0 |
20 |
-- |
20 |
Anu--Aina Kelii-Supnet 2 run (Puaoi run)
Anu--Kalani Puaoi 2 run (Kelii-Supnet kick)
Koh--Maka Reyes 37 pass Kamalani Manantan (kick failed)
Koh--Manantan 46 run (run failed)
Koh--Golden Raymond 7 run (Raymond run)
RUSHING--Kohala: Raymond 12-55, Manantan 6-50, Thysyn Garcia 2-26, Kelson Kawai 6-25, Jerome Hiraoka 1-7, Jacob Berdon 1-2, Isaac Sproat 1-2, Kelson Kupukaa 1-2, Reyes 4-(-5). Anuenue: Puaoi 13-115, Ikaika Gante 9-57, Keliikoa Aki 8-28, Kainoa Keanaaina 4-16, Kanani Armitage 1-15, Kumuhomua Wong 1-8, Kelii-Supnet 3-8, Kilauea Lau 1-3.
PASSING--Kohala: Manantan 7-10-1-90. Anuenue: Kaipo Cullen 0-0-0-0.
RECEIVING--Kohala: Reyes 1-37, Garcia 4-34, Kawai 1-6, Kupukaa 1-13.
Damien 15, McKinley 12
Brenan Furtado rushed for 100 yards on 10 carries to lead the Monarchs past the Tigers.
Damien cruised to a 15-0 lead before McKinley answered, only to miss the PAT kick, the team's first of two misses for the night. The Tigers' final surge, a touchdown with just under a minute remaining in the game, was not enough.
At Roosevelt
| McKinley (0-1) |
0 |
6 |
0 |
6 |
-- |
12
|
| Damien (1-0) |
2 |
13 |
0 |
0 |
-- |
15 |
Dam--Safety
Dam--Brenan Furtado 41 run (Makana Kaanoi kick)
Dam--Anthony Tuitele 6 run (kick failed)
McK--Sio Fiso 1 run (kick failed)
McK--Tavita Woodward 20 pass from Sio Fiso (kick failed)
RUSHING--Damien: Furtado 10-100, Kawika Auders 9-37, Anthony Tuitele 13-19, Michael Memea 1-8, Darius Demello 1-0. McKinley: Will Starks-Togiai 11-48, Fiso 9-33, Kainoa Kahalewai 6-27, Ikaika Mokiao 1-25, Solomon Dixon 1-8.
PASSING--Damien: Tuitele 5-16-2-84. McKinley: Fiso 12-22-0-136.
RECEIVING--Damien: Furtado 3-33, Kaanoi 1-28, Austin Dawson 1-23. McKinley: Ionatana Woodward 3-46, Dixon 2-43, Starks-Togiai 2-19, Woodward, T. 1-20, Kahalewai 1-14, Kioco Melson 1-2, Justin Bassle 1-(-2), Alvin Ponce 1-(-6).
Also
Kalaheo 44, Maui 0
Kapolei 43, Kamehameha-Hawaii 0
Konawaena 9, Kealakehe 7
Hawaii Prep 7, Kapaa 0
FRIDAY'S LATE RESULT
Aiea 27, Pearl City 6
At Aiea
| Pearl City (0-1) |
0 |
0 |
0 |
6 |
-- |
6
|
| Aiea (1-0) |
3 |
10 |
14 |
0 |
-- |
27 |
Aiea--FG Mason Puckett 40
Aiea--Sean Malepeai 2 run (Puckett kick)
Aiea--FG Puckett 47
Aiea--Tupou Faumuina 11 pass from Kaau Kuia (Puckett kick)
Aiea--Malepeai 5 run (Puckett kick)
PC--Theodore Nanrod 30 run (kick failed)
RUSHING--Aiea: Malepeai 6-18, Sean Ah Hing 4-15, Vance Baron 7-14, Tony Cabalar 3-11, Dalton Alcantra 1-3, Chucky Kaahanui 1-(-3), Kuia 1-(-13), Freddy Taliuli 7-(-37). Pearl City: Nanrod 3-30, Bronson Williams 6-16, Manaea Lu 3-10, Colby Young 3-2, Jared Cudiamat 5-(-1), Anthony Green 5-(-2), Deron Davis 2-(-5).
PASSING--Aiea: Taliluli 4-7-0-44, Kuia 7-8-0-80. Pearl City: Young 8-17-1-75, Davis 0-4-0-0, Green 1-6-0-15.
RECEIVING--Aiea: Matt Faalele 3-69, Alcantra 3-22, Lowen Oliveros 3-8, Zack Hanneman 1-14, Faumuina 1-11. Pearl City: Skye Kaapuni 3-33, Jacob Plan 3-30, Konrad Hamamoto 1-11, Derek Abalos 1-10, Derrick Viela 1-6.
Junior varsity--Pearl City 18, Aiea 12.
