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Campbell’s Kernaghan joins Hawai’i Football class of 2025 recruiting class
BY MICHAEL LASQUERO | HSRN
PUBLISHED JUNE 10, 2024
Make that another local boy staying home to play for the Braddahhood.
Campbell offensive tackle Jordan Kernaghan gave a verbal commitment on his social media platforms to play for the Hawai’i football team Sunday evening.Â
AG2G! after a long talk with my parents and trusting in god and his path i am excited to announce i am COMMITTED to the university of Hawaii #gobows💚#braddahhood @coach_faavi @CoachTimmyChang pic.twitter.com/UwYllII4SS
— Jordan kernaghan (@Jordan55kernagh) June 10, 2024
This makes Kernaghan the sixth player from the class of 2025 to commit to the Rainbow Warriors, joining a class that includes linebackers Aisiah Paogofie and Zaden Mariteragi, receivers Brandon Gaea and Titan Lacaden and offensive lineman KJ Hallums. Paogofie and Kernaghan are high school teammates.
The 6-foot-4, 287-pound Kernaghan started at left tackle for a Campbell squad that finished third in the OIA Open Division, the highest tier in Hawai’i prep football.
late end of season tape @JohnEstes55 @coachsapolu @TevitaLose @CoachCherokee @GrizCoachGreen @JakeSpenceUSU @MalloeMalloe https://t.co/myntcnM8Km
— Jordan kernaghan (@Jordan55kernagh) February 3, 2024
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