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GEORGE F. LEE / GLEE@STARBULLETIN.COM
Kailua running back Bronson Kamaka slipped past Castle's Blaze Soares last night.
A muddy field and a hard-hitting Castle defense kept Kailua in check for the first half last night, but the Surfriders scored three touchdowns in the second half to beat the Knights 20-0 in an Oahu Interscholastic Association Red Conference game. OIA RED
Defense carries Kailua
Scores / Standings
By Nick Abramo
nabramo@starbulletin.comKailua couldn't score on its five first-half possessions and was stopped three of those times on downs. The Surfriders got as a far as Castle's 27- and the 4-yard line, and were also halted on Ethan Gonsalves' interception in the end zone.
Surfriders coach Darren Johnson, not satisfied with the 0-0 halftime score, made some second-half adjustments, and it showed on both sides of the ball.
On Kailua's second possession of the second half, Johnson called on Kealii Kalahiki, who only touched the ball twice in the first half. Kalahiki ripped off gains of 18 and 17 yards, and carried the ball nine times for 79 yards on the first scoring drive of the game. He slammed into the end zone from 2 yards out and Michael Sakaba kicked the extra point for a 7-0 lead with 40 seconds left in the third quarter.
The Kailua defense also came up big in the second half with two sacks from Cody Texeira-Vickery, a fumble recovery and interception by Sol Cuban, and interceptions by Malakai Mokofisi and Texeira-Vickery to keep Castle out of striking distance.
GEORGE F. LEE / GLEE@STARBULLETIN.COM
Castle's Louis Mansanas looked for running room against the Kailua defense last night.
The Surfriders also had four sacks in the first half as quarterback Louis Mansanas Jr. paid the price on hits by Zack Meredith, Jermaine Histake, Ikaika Naki and Larry Martin.
"Our defense played tremendous football," Johnson said. "They played shutout football. And Kalahiki really stepped it up on offense. We've had some injuries to our running backs and we've had to call on him to do the job.
"And Castle is a good team," he added. "They hit real hard and they use their speed well, running to the ball."
The Knights got into the end zone once late in the game, driving on the hard running of Kawika Sebay, but Jared Suzui's 3-yard TD run was called back because of a penalty.
Two fourth-quarter interceptions, one by Cuban and one by Texeira-Vickery, led to Kailua's final two touchdowns -- runs of 5 and 2 yards by quarterback Ranson Kepa.
McKinley 29, Roosevelt 13: Junior quarterback Abel Werner threw for 188 yards and three touchdowns and added 82 yards rushing to lead the Tigers.
Michael Vasconcellos rushed for 80 yards and a touchdown for McKinley, which took a 22-0 halftime lead. Isaiah Iaea caught four passes for 62 yards, including touchdowns in the first and third quarters.
Senior quarterback Bryson Borges scored both of Roosevelt's touchdowns.
At Roosevelt H.S. Field
McKinley (2-1, 3-1) 12 10 7 0 -- 29 Roosevelt (1-3, 2-3) 0 0 7 6 -- 13 McK-- Michael Vasconcellos 2 run (kick failed)
McK -- Isaiah Iaea 32 pass from Abel Werner (run failed).
McK -- John Mai 32 field goal.
McK -- Iama Lauvao 11 pass from Werner (Mai kick).
Roos -- Bryson Borges 10 run (Ian Grimes kick).
McK -- Iaea 15 pass from Werner (Mai kick).
Roos -- Borges 8 run (kick failed).RUSHING -- McKinley: Michael Vasconcellos 15-80, Abel Werner 10-82, Quinton Sayers 5-25, Isaiah Iaea 1-6, Joseph Sabir 1-2. Roosevelt: Bryson Borges 13-63, Mitchell Loo 5-21, Ryan Keomaka 2-4.
PASSING -- McKinley: Werner 20-28-1-188. Roosevelt: Borges 7-16-2-14.
RECEIVING -- McKinley: Joshua Bumanglag 7-49, Iama Lauvao 4-17, Isaiah Iaea 4-62, Anapuni Coleman 2-26, Michael Vasconcellos 1-4, Iakopo Taumu 1-9, Abel Werner 1-(-9). Roosevelt: Mitchell Loo 4-(-5), Ryan Keomaka 2-8, La'akea Moikeha 1-11.
Farrington 41, Kalaheo 0: Matt Bell had two rushing touchdowns and one receiving score for the Governors.
Bell totaled 162 yards from scrimmage on 16 touches.
At Castle H.S. Field
Farrington (2-2, 3-2) 6 28 7 0 -- 41 Kalaheo (0-4, 0-5) 0 0 0 0 -- 0 Far -- Matt Bell 10 run (kick failed).
Far -- Dionte Nomaaea 13 pass from Royce Machado (Bell rush).
Far -- Alvin Faumui 13 pass from Machado (Bell kick).
Far -- Bell 20 pass from Machado (Bell kick).
Far -- Bell 2 run (kick failed).
Far -- Mark Tajon 13 run (Bell run).RUSHING -- Farrington: Bell 11-76, Samson Milo 4-46, Tajon 4-10, Machado 4-(-6). Kalaheo: Liu Suiaonoa 5-43, David Pershin 6-24, Jared Neufeldt 11-30.
PASSING -- Farrington: Machado 6-11-1-186. Kalaheo: Neufeldt 8-22-3-156.
RECEIVING -- Farrington: Bell 5-86, Nomaaea 3-50, Faumui 2-25, Tajon 1-25. Kalaheo: Suiaonoa 3-50, Neil Bowers 4-86, Will Haile 1-23.
Junior varsity -- Kalaheo 0, Farrington 21
OIA Red West
Waipahu 14, Aiea 7: Bryson Carvalho threw an 8-yard scoring pass to Braddon Barde in the third quarter to lead the Marauders.Carvalho connected with Andrew Hale on a 25-yard TD in the second quarter.
Waipahu managed just 27 yards on the ground and 92 total yards, but made the most of its chances.
At Waipahu H.S. Field
Aiea (0-3, 0-4) 7 0 0 0 -- 7 Waipahu (2-2, 3-2) 0 7 7 0 -- 14 Aiea -- Richard Rodrigues 6 pass from Dustin Grace (Melvin Jungblut kick)
Waip -- Andrew Hale 25 pass from Bryson Carvalho (Howard Howell kick)
Waip -- Braddon Barde 8 pass from Carvalho (Howell kick)RUSHING -- Aiea: Jordan Moniz 7-60, Grace 4-8, Jonthan Burgos 5-27, Rodrigues 3-24, Ben Ah Mook Sang 1-0. Waipahu: Mel Ventura 4-(-19), Hale 11-8, Travis Atualevao 1-7, Todd Dickerson 1-1, Liai Tapeni 4-12, Carvalho 14-18.
PASSING -- Aiea: Grace 22-31-1-174, Jungblut 1-1-0-(-4), Rodrigues 0-1-1-0. Waipahu: Ventura 2-3-0-8, Carvalho 3-6-0-57.
RECEIVING -- Aiea: Alden DeMello 3-23, Rodrigues 7-50, Jeremy Yuen 7-74, Ah Mook Sang 5-27, Cecil Glover 1-(-4). Waipahu: Dickerson 1-0, Hale 2-33, Barde 2-32.
Junior varsity -- Aiea 12, Waipahu 0
Leilehua 33, Radford 14: John Sanborn and Cedric Thomas combined for 347 yards rushing and five touchdowns as the Mules defeated the Rams.
At Leilehua H.S. Field
Radford (1-3, 1-4) 0 0 14 0 -- 14 Leilehua (3-1, 4-1) 0 13 8 12 -- 33 Lei-- John Sanborn 34 run (Joshua Perez kick).Lei-- Sanborn 9 run (kick failed).
Rad-- Eric Dey 75 pass from Samuela Manoa (Manoa kick).
Lei-- Sanborn 4 run (Gabriel Pauu pass from Perez).
Rad-- Jeremy Hoover 9 run (Manoa kick).
Lei-- Cedric Thomas 20 run (kick failed).
Lei-- Perez 75 run (kick failed).RUSHING -- Radford: Dey 5-13, Hoover 12-58, Keone Tawata 1-30, Adrian Ragadio 1-1, Stephen Baughn 1-12. Leilehua: Sanborn 22-178, Cedric Thomas 12-169, J. Perez 4-80, Yeonni Perez 6-39, QJ Cormier 3-2, Kaikoa Kinoshita 1-2.
PASSING -- Radford: Baughn 12-18-2-95, Manoa 1-1-0-75. Leilehua: J. Perez 2-6-0-7.
RECEIVING -- Radford: Manoa 6-62, Chris Thorpe 3-22, J. Perez 1-(-4), Hoover 1-7, Dey 1-75, Raymond Burciaga 1-8. Leilehua: TK Fagan1-5, Pauu 1-2 .
Junior varsity--Leilehua 54, Radford 8
Campbell 23, Mililani 21: Senior Shauncey-Blaine Saito had 45 multi-purpose yards but it was his foot that proved the biggest asset for the Sabers. Saito's fourth-quarter field goal was the difference in the victory over the Trojans.
Mililani led 14-0 before Cambell rallied for 23 unanswered points. Sean Fujimoto scored a late touchdown for the Trojans but it was too little too late.
At Mililani H.S. Field
Campbell (3-1, 4-1) 0 14 0 9 -- 23 Mililani (1-2, 2-2) 7 7 0 7 -- 21 Mil -- Jose Santos 27 pass from Sean Fujimoto (Whitney Shimatsu kick).
Mil -- Billy Barbour 3 run ( Shimatsu kick).
Cam -- Mapa Malupo 31 run (Shauncey-Blaine Saito kick).
Cam -- Daniel Stanton 4 run (Saito kick).
Cam -- Jonah Canionero 1 run (kick failed).
Cam -- Saito 32 FG.
Mil -- Fujimoto 2 run (Shimatsu kick).RUSHING -- Campbell: Mapa Malupo 23-152, Anthony Dutro 1-0, Daniel Stanton 8-41, Clarence Silva 1-11, Jonah Canionero 7-1, Shauncey-Blaine Saito 9-22, Alii Basham 1-15. Mililani: Billy Barbour 11-123, Carlo Raneses 9-40, Peter Raneses 4-31, Peter Enomoto-Hahn 1-6, Chase Nakachi 2-8, Aran Bisho 2-2, Sean Fujimoto 11-(-14).
PASSING -- Campbell: Kenny Amaral 1-4-1 23, Jonah Canionero 3-9-0 61. Mililani: Sean Fujimoto 9-19-1 116.
RECEIVING -- Campbell: Saito 1-23, Basham 2-17, Prentice Anderson 1-44. Mililani: Barbour 5-45, Jose Santos 2-40, Nate Adams 2-31.
Junior varsity -- Mililani 20, Campbell 16
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SCORES
Yesterday
OIA RED EAST
Kailua 20, Castle 0
McKinley 29, Roosevelt 13
Farrington 41, Kalaheo 0
OIA RED WEST
Campbell 23, Mililani 21
Waipahu 14, Aiea 7
Leilehua 33, Radford 14
OIA WHITE
Kaimuki 7, Kapolei 6
Nanakuli 41, Kalani 7
ILH
Iolani 35, Pac-Five 27
Kamehameha 50, Punahou 7
BIIF
Hilo at Kohala, not reported
Waiakea at Honokaa, not reported
KIF
Waimea 29, Kapaa 6
MIL
Baldwin 27, King Kekaulike 21
Maui 19, Lahainaluna 14
Today
HHSAA Football Classic
At Aloha Stadium (Live on KUMU 1500-AM)
Poly (Long Beach, Calif.) vs. Kahuku, 5 p.m.
De La Salle (Concord, Calif.) vs. St. Louis, 8 p.m.
BIIF
Konawaena at Keaau, JV at 5 p.m., followed by varsity game
Kealakehe at Hawaii Prep, 2 p.m.
Standings
RED EAST W L T PF PA Kailua 4 0 0 162 32 Kahuku 3 0 0 79 33 McKinley 2 1 0 83 46 Farrington 2 2 0 104 72 Castle 1 2 0 25 44 Roosevelt 1 3 0 40 99 Kalaheo 0 4 0 6 125 RED WEST W L T PF PA Campbell 3 1 0 121 88 Leilehua 3 1 0 103 64 Waianae 2 1 0 63 44 Waipahu 2 2 0 68 75 Mililani 1 2 0 38 44 Radford 1 3 0 47 128 Aiea 0 3 0 33 78 OIA WHITE W L T PF PA Pearl City 3 0 0 76 28 Kaimuki 3 1 0 90 46 Nanakuli 3 1 0 140 88 Waialua 2 1 0 39 70 Kapolei 2 2 0 89 49 Kaiser 1 2 0 65 73 Moanalua 0 3 0 46 123 Kalani 0 4 0 22 110
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