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POSTED: Saturday, October 25, 2008

Different day, different stakes, different location, same result.

                       

OIA white playoffs YESTERDAY » Radford 25, Aiea 14 » Campbell 42, Kalaheo 13 CHAMPIONSHIP » Radford vs. Campbell, Friday, Nov. 7, at Aloha Stadium, 4:30 p.m.

Host Campbell thumped Kalaheo 42-13 in a do-or-die semifinal contest last night in the Oahu Interscholastic Association White playoffs — a rematch of one of the final regular-season games in the division.

The Sabers clinched a berth in the HHSAA Division II state tournament next month and advanced to the OIA White championship game behind 253 yards and three total touchdowns from senior quarterback Lalo Respicio, while the Mustangs (7-3) saw their season come to an end.

Campbell (9-1) plays Radford on Nov. 7 at Aloha Stadium for the White title.

Campbell, the White's No. 2 seed, absorbed an early shot in the mouth by third-seeded Kalaheo when the Mustangs recovered a Sabers fumble on the opening kickoff at Campbell's 15. Dwayne Mitchell quickly punched in a score on just two plays for an early 7-0 lead.

But once Respicio went to work, the outcome became very similar to the Sabers' 34-15 triumph on Kalaheo's senior night. Junior slotback Samson Anguay put on a show with a 42-yard TD off a shovel from Respicio, and following an impressive run by Arthur Aiwohi to set up another score. Anguay returned a Kalaheo punt 58 yards for the third of four straight Campbell touchdowns to close the first half.

Respicio finished 19-for-30 with no interceptions.

The Mustangs' morale was sapped as two straight Campbell kickoffs to start the second half were fumbled back into the hands of the Sabers, leading to two more scores by the home team — a Daniel Masifilo 32-yard grab for a score from Respicio and a 1-yard keeper TD by backup signal-caller Damon Fuentes.

Kalaheo quarterback Phil Tauai stopped the bleeding by running in a 9-yard score at the end of the third quarter, but by then, the damage was done — Campbell had scored six straight times to go up 42-7.

Kalaheo's two-way warriors yielded their highest point total of the season for the second straight game, both to Campbell.

Campbell remained unbeaten with Respicio at the helm. The only loss this year for coach Amosa Amosa came with his top signal-caller out with an illness.

The game was moved a day earlier because of a Sunset on the Beach event in Ewa Beach, then the game started about an hour late because a late arrival by the Kaiser junior varsity team.

  At Campbell

                                                                                                                                           

Kalaheo (7-3, 6-3)	7	0	6	0	—	13
Campbell (9-1, 8-1)	6	22	14	0	—	42

Kalh—Dwayne Mitchell 14 run (Dongwoo Kim kick)

Camp—Samson Anguay 42 pass from Lalo Respicio (kick failed)

Camp—Brandon Ahuna 2 run (Anguay pass from Respicio)

Camp—Anguay 58 punt return (Robert Regpala kick)

Camp—Respicio 1 run (Regpala kick)

Camp—Daniel Masifilo 32 pass from Respicio (Regpala kick)

Camp—Damon Fuentes 1 run (Regpala kick)

Kalh—Phil Tauai 9 run (run failed)

  RUSHING—Kalaheo: Mitchell 10-37, Tauai 10-22, Vincent Santiago 1-15, Levi Jackola 5-7. Campbell: Ahuna 12-59, Anguay 1-8, Respicio 5-3, Fuentes 3-1, Team 1-1, Jumar Gonzales 1-1, Jordan Ancheta 2-(-2).

PASSING—Kalaheo: Tauai 4-17-1-37, Jackola 1-1-0-0, Eddie Tauai 0-1-0-0. Campbell: Respicio 19-30-0-253, Fuentes 2-3-0-4.

RECEIVING—Kalaheo: Zachary Lovelace 2-30, Shane Mason Hugentugler 1-4, Mitchell 1-2, Santiago 1-1, Phil Tauai 1-0. Campbell: Arthur Aiwohi 6-67, Anguay 5-90, Masifilo 4-57, Regpala 2-23, Gonzales 2-16, John Robert Aiwohi 1-4, Mark Tovio 1-0.

Junior varsity playoffs—Campbell 27, Kaiser 3

  Radford 25, Aiea 14

Mosiah Manuma completed a 21-yard pass to Deshawn Robinson followed by a rushing touchdown in the second quarter to lead the Rams past Na Alii in the first round of the OIA White playoffs.

  At Radford

                                                                                                                                           

Aiea (8-3)	0	0	0	14	—	14
Radford(6-4)	0	12	13	0	—	25

Rad—Robinson 21 pass from Mosiah Manuma (kick failed)

Rad—Manuma 1 run (run failed)

Rad—James Jennings 1 run (run failed)

Rad—Brad Osborne 2 pass from Pouesi Togiailua (Tevita Baravilala kick)

Aiea—Sean Malepeai 1 run (Dalton Alcantra pass from Freddy Taliulu)

Aiea—Mason Puckett 9 pass from Taliulu (pass failed)

 

RUSHING—Aiea: Malepeai 9-34, Taliulu 9-(-47), Nainoa Tauala 1-2, Otto-Titan Salausa 2-10, Mark Faalele 1- (-3). Radford: Manuma 5-71, Jennings 12-62, Robert Limos 3-9, Togiailua 1-7, Tama Fiaseu 2-6, Shawn Putman-Curry 1-0, Doug Brown 1- (-1), Ikaika Kamaka 1- (-13), Team 2- (-19).

PASSING—Aiea: Taliulu 15-31-4-199. Radford: Manuma 8-14-2-110, Brown 3-9-1-16, Togiailua 1-1-0-2.

RECEIVING—Aiea: Puckett 6-76,Tupu Faumuina 3-39, Matt Faalele 2-79, Alcantra 2-4, Zack Hanneman 2-1. Radford: Brad Osborne 5-54, Putman-Curry 4-32, Fiaseu 1-16, Robinson 1-21, Christopher Nichols 1-5.

Junior varsity—Kalaheo 27, Radford 14

  ILH

No. 1 Punahou 57, Pac-Five 7

The Buffanblu defense allowed the Wolfpack only 46 yards in total offense and the defense returned three interceptions for touchdowns as Punahou came away with a commanding win.

London Amorin scored Pac-Five's lone touchdown on a 41-yard pass from Logan Murakami.

  At Aloha Stadium

                                                                                                                                           

Pac-Five (3-7, 2-5)	22	21	0	14	—	57
Punahou (8-1, 5-1)	0	0	7	0	—	7

Pun—Dalton HIlliard 40 pass from Cayman Shutter (Robbie Toma run)

Pun—Hilliard 27 pass from Toma (Robert Izuta kick)

Pun—Kimo Makaula 14 pass from Shutter (Izuta kick)

Pun—Sean McFadden 30 pass interception (Izuta kick)

Pun—Hilliard 35 pass interception (Izuta kick)

Pun—Kainoa Crowell blocked punt recovered in endzone (Izuta kick)

Pac—London Amorin 41 pass from Logan Murakami (Brendan Sagucio kick)

Pun—JK Duncan 54 pass from Makaula (Izuta kick)

Pun—Daley King 15 pass interception (Izuta kick)

  RUSHING—Punahou: Matthew Parrish 2-20, Stabren Caires 5-20, Hilliard 4-12, Erik Horn 2-12, Galen Arakawa 1-0, Shutter 1-(minus 11), Makaula 1-(minus 17). Pac-Five: Darin Kamealoha 7-(minus 3), Murakami 7-(minus 31), Ryan Scotty Awaya 4-10, Kam 2-4, Chalson Baitlon 1-5, Armando Cayabyab 1-2, Amorin 1-(minus 1).

PASSING—Punahou: Shutter 3-5-0-74, Makaula 3-10-0-73, Toma 1-1-0-27, Parrish 1-1-0-6. Pac-Five: Murakami 8-16-5-60, Kamealoha 0-2-1-0.

RECEIVING—Punahou: Hilliard 3-87, Mountan Mitchell 2-14, Makaula 1-14, Michael Suiter 1-11, Duncan 1-54. Pac-Five: Amorin 6-58, Kamealoha 2-2.

  Also

Kamehameha 6, Word of Life 0

  KIF

Kapaa 10, Waimea 10

  MIL

King Kekaulike 33, Maui 19

Kamehameha-Maui 49, Trojans 3