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Pac-Five quarterback McShane Dator was sandwiched by a pair of Farrington defenders yesterday in the Governors' 28-7 win.
Governors roll Randall Okimoto first earned the admiration of Farrington football fans as a standout running back in the early 1990s. Last night he watched another Governor back help him make a triumphant debut as the team's new coach.
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jkaneshiro@starbulletin.comMatt Bell rushed for 136 yards and a touchdown and quarterback Royce Machado caught fire in the second half to lead the Governors to a 28-7 win over Pac-Five in the middle game of the Father Bray Classic at Aloha Stadium.
"We've been preparing for this since February, so I was expecting a decent game," said Okimoto after winning in his first game as Farrington's varsity coach.
"I think this is going to be a good boost for them. Our coaching staff puts in a lot of time with these guys, and they've been doing a helluva job. I'm just overseeing it."
The Governors used a balanced attack to rack up 327 yards in total offense against the Wolfpack. Bell carried the load in the first half, rushing for 86 yards. Machado passed for just 23 yards before halftime, but finished with 177. He hooked up with receiver Dionte Nomaaea eight times for 154 yards in the second half.
"(Machado) is a spunkly little guy," Pac-Five coach Don Botelho said. "He took a beating and he kept coming back."
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Iolani's Raynold Stowers scored the team's second TD as the Raiders routed Radford 48-20.
Pac-Five quarterback McShane Dator tried to match Machado, completing 19 of 32 passes for 165 yards and a touchdown. But the Wolfpack offense was hampered by three lost fumbles and four sacks.
"The second half Farrington started to get the momentum," Botelho said. "Our defense was just out there too long and we got tired."
After trading punts and fumbles for much of the first half, Pac-Five broke on top in the second quarter on Dator's 19-yard scoring pass to Travis Tyler. Dator completed 7 of 11 passes for 88 yards in the drive to lead the Wolfpack 95 yards in 12 plays.
Farrington answered on its next possession with Machado finding Alvin Faumui in the end zone for a 15-yard touchdown pass. The PAT was wide and Pac-Five took a 7-6 lead into halftime.
The Governors claimed the lead with 1:50 left in the third quarter after Jerome Crisostomo's punt return gave Farrington the ball at the Pac-Five 28. Bell accounted for all of the Governors' offense on the drive, finishing it with a 3-yard touchdown run.
The Governors then took to the air as Machado hit Nomaaea for a 26-yard score early in the fourth quarter. The combo connected on a 50-yard completion later in the period to set up Samson Milo's 2-yard plunge to close the scoring.
"(Offensive coordinator) Elroy Chong mixed it up really well," Okimoto said. "In the second half we came out with a little more intensity and that made the difference."
At Aloha Stadium
Farrington 0 6 7 15 -- 28 Pac-Five 0 7 0 0 -- 7 Pac--Travis Tyler 19 pass from McShane Dator (Darci Hata kick)
Far--Alvin Faumui 15 pass from Royce Machado (kick failed)
Far--Matt Bell 3 run (Erick Pedro kick).
Far--Dionte Nomaaea 26 pass from Machado (Bell pass from Machado)
Far--Samson Milo 2 run (Pedro kick)RUSHING--Farrington: Bell 22-136, Machado 11-(-8), Samson Milo 3-10, Jerome Crisostomo 3-12. Pac-Five: Gyles Lawrence 6-10, Dator 6-(-9), Shane Lawrence 1-9, Cheyne Abbey-Chong 2-1, Ryan Urabe 1-0, Ryan Leong 1-(-2), Team 1-(-13).
PASSING--Farrington: Machado 11-21-0-177. Pac-Five: Dator 19-32-1-165.
RECEIVING--Farrington: Bell 2-11, Faumui 1-12, Nomaaea 8-154. Pac-Five: Tyler 7-75, Urabe 8-60, Leong 2-8, Andrew Rutherford 1-16, S. Lawrence 1-6.
DAMIEN 42, KAIMUKI 15
The Monarchs won a battle of big plays to earn their first victory since October 2000.Andrew Canoy scored on a 79-yard run and an 82-yard kickoff return in the first half and Ranson DeCosta added a 94-yard kickoff return for a touchdown in the third quarter as the Monarchs ran away from the Bulldogs.
Kaimuki's Shelden Sarcedo registered touchdowns on both offense and defense. The Bulldog quarterback scored on a 67-yard run in the first quarter. He then recovered a fumble and returned it 70 yards for a touchdown early in the third quarter to cut Damien's lead to 28-15.
DeCosta answered with his kickoff return and Cory Mullen added a 1-yard score in the fourth quarter to seal the win.
Damien last won on Oct. 21, 2000, a 7-6 victory over Pac-Five.
Kaimuki (0-1) 6 3 6 0 -- 15 Damien (1-0) 14 14 7 7 -- 42 Dam--Ranson DeCosta 10 run (DeCosta kick)
Dam--Daniel Chaves 36 interception return (DeCosta kick)
Kaim--Shelden Sarcedo 67 run (kick failed)
Dam--Andrew Canoy 79 run (kick failed)
Kaim--FG Ji Min Kim 32
Dam--Canoy 82 kickoff return (Micah Komine pass from Tevita Williams)
Kaim--Sarcedo 70 fumble return (run failed)
Dam--DeCosta 94 kickoff return (DeCosta kick)
Dam--Cory Mullen 1 run (DeCosta kick)Individual statistics not available.
Iolani 48, Radford 20
Raynold Stowers and Kelly Teramoto combined to rush for 320 yards and six touchdowns as the Raiders sprinted away from the Rams to close the 39th annual preseason classic.Stowers carried the ball 13 times for 184 yards and Teramoto added 136 yards on 19 carries for the Raiders. Stowers scored all three of his touchdowns in the first half and Teramoto had two more as Iolani built a 34-0 lead at halftime.
The Raiders got a gift to start the game when Kyle Muraoka recovered the opening kickoff at the Radford 10. Stowers scored his first touchdown on the next play.
Stowers later scored on a 35-yard dash and Teramoto continued Iolani's onslaught with scoring runs of 4 and 40 yards to give the Raiders a 27-0 lead after the first quarter. Stowers struck again late in the second quarter with a 66-yard sprint to the endzone.
Muraoka made another big play on special teams to open the second half, taking the kickoff and going 84 yards for a touchdown.
Radford got on the board late in the third quarter when Stephen Baughn lofted a pass to Samuela Manoa for a 14-yard touchdown pass. The Rams scored again in the fourth quarter on Adrian Ragadio's 6-yard run and crept closer when Phillip Elisara scooped up a fumble and rumbled 42 yards for a score.
Teramoto scored his last touchdown on a 1-yard run with 1:59 left in the game.
Radford (0-1) 0 0 6 14 - 20 Iolani (1-0) 27 7 7 7 - 48 Iol-Raynold Stowers 10 run (Jason Keanini kick)
Iol-Stowers 35 run (Keanini kick)
Iol-Kelly Teramoto 4 run (Keanini kick)
Iol-Teramoto 40 run (kick failed)
Iol-Stowers 66 run (Keanini kick)
Iol-Kyle Muraoka 84 kickoff return (Keanini kick)
Rad-Samuela Manoa 14 pass from Steven Baughn (pass failed)
Rad-Adrian Ragadio 6 run (Jeremy Hoover pass from Baughn)
Rad-Phillip Elisara 42 fumble return (pass failed)
Iol-Teramoto 1 run (Shawn Agustin kick)
No individual statistics were available.
Maui 14, Kauai 7
Dane Batao tied the game in the third quarter with a 3 yard pass to Timothy Larson and then gave the the Sabers the lead with a 20 yard scamper to the end zone as Maui defeated the Red Raiders.At Vidinha Stadium
Maui (0-1) 0 0 14 0 - 14 Kauai (1-0) 7 0 0 0 - 7 Kauai -- Ikaika Bernard 11 pass from Lei Maglinti (Raym Jerves kick).
Maui -- Timothy Larson 3 pass from Dane Batao (Ryan Ishizu kick).
Maui -- Batao 20 run (Ishizu kick).
No individual statistics were available.
Punahou 28, Aiea 13
Drew Monahan rushed for a touchdown and threw for two more as the Buffanblu defeated Na Alii. Stan Fisher led a stingy defense for Punahou with three interceptions.At Aiea H.S. Field
Punahou (1-0) 14 7 7 0 - 28 Aiea (0-1) 70 0 0 6 - 13 Aiea -- Yeoland Tamapua 42 pass from Dustin Grace (Melvin Jungblutt kick).
Pun -- Micah Strictland 17 run (Toa Hackney kick).
Pun -- Cameron Grace 36 pass from Drew Monahan (Hackney kick).brP> Pun -- Monahan 1 run (Hackney kick).br> Pun -- Stan Fisher 9 pass from Monahan 1 run (Hackney kick).
Aiea -- Jeremy Yuen 24 pass from Grace (pass failed).RUSHING - Punahou: Robbie Miller 9-49, Hackney 7-20, Jason Sakata 2-18, Monahan 8-34, Reyn Wicklund 4-25, Josh Belete 5-47, Strictland 3-45. Aiea: Jordan Moniz 8-33, Grace 5-(-4), Hanalei Emmsley 1-3.
PASSING - Punahou: Monahan 11-26-0-150 . Aiea: Grace 12-28-4-198.
RECEIVING - Punahou: Mark Veneri 4-49, Cameron Grace 3-73, Wicklund 2-19, Fisher 1-9, Chad Tamashiro 1-0. Aiea: Yuen 4-59, Ben Ah Mook Sang 4-61, Moniz 1-10, Tamapua 2-49, Kealii Kekona 1-19.
Junior varsity -- Kaimuki 32, Aiea 6
FRIDAY
The Roosevelt quarterback tandem of La'akea Moikeha and Bryson Borges threw touchdown passes to help the Rough Riders upend the Pearl City Chargers 14-0 in an Oahu Interscholastic Association preseason game Friday night at Pearl City field.The game featured more penalties (17) than points. The Rough Riders relied on their stingy run defense and took advantage of Charger miscues to ride away with the shutout.
"We capitalized on the discipline part, they were jumping offsides like crazy," Roosevelt coach Les Parrilla said.
After a scoreless opening quarter, Moikeha, a sophomore, hooked up with senior wideout Cameron Kimura on a 47-yard touchdown with 9:31 left in the second quarter to give the Rough Riders a 7-0 advantage.
"There were so many negatives, but on the positive side the kids played together," said Parrilla, who was without 10 players due to academic probation.
The loss spoiled the debut of Chargers coach Onosai Tanuvasa.
At Pearl City Field
Roosevelt 0 7 0 7 - 14 Pearl City 0 0 0 0 - 0 Junior varsity -- Pearl City 25, Roosevelt 0
Individual statistics were not available.
