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The class of 2025 in the state of Hawai’i is shaping out to be a loaded group with many top players already having made verbal commitments to play on the next level. More players will make their commitments in the coming weeks.
Hawai’i Sports Radio Network will have you updated with all the latest information and where everyone is going (listed alphabetically).
VERBAL COMMITMENTS
QB — Liatama Amisone, Kapolei
San Jose State-commit
ATH — Kaimana Carvalho, Kahuku
Utah-commit
LB — Max Fonoimoana, Kahuku
Utah-commit
IOL — Javian Goo, Kapolei
Arizona-commit
IOL — Abel Hoopii, Farrington
SMU-commit
LB — Isaiah Iosefa, Waipahu
Arizona State-commit
IOL — Houston Kaahaaina-Torres, Saint Louis
Nebraska-commit
IOL — Jordan Kernaghan, Campbell
Hawai’i-commit
LB — Ko’o Kia, Punahou
Notre Dame-commit
WR — Titan Lacaden, Saint Louis
Hawai’i-commit
SAF — Aiden Manutai, Kahuku
California-commit
LB — Żaden Mariteragi, Farrington
Hawai’i-commit
QB — Kini McMillan, Mililani
Washington-commit
LB — Aisiah Paogofie, Campbell
Hawai’i-commit
EDGE — Benjamin Roberts, Kahuku
Nevada-commit
QB — Jaron-Keawe Sagapolutele, Campbell
California-commit
SAF — Donte Utu, Punahou
Stanford-commit
EDGE — Lebron Williams, Kahuku
California-commit
UNCOMITTED
RB — Sylas Alaimalo, Damien
LB — Fale Atuaia, Kahuku
OT — Spencer Evans, Kahuku
DL — Hunter Ho, Saint Louis
IOL — Kaikoa Kanakaole, Kapaa
IOL — Noa Lemau, Kapolei
LB — Roy Maafala Jr., Saint Louis
OT — Manamo’ui Muti, Leilehua
LB — Elijah Nua, Mililani
EDGE — Chevy Robinson, Mililani
WR — Onosa’i Salanoa, Mililani
EDGE — Pupualii Sepulona, Saint Louis
EDGE — Vincent Tautua, Saint Louis
DL — Fale Timoteo, Campbell
WR — Tana Togafau-Tavui, Mililani
CB — Zanden Willis, Saint Louis
Standing at 6-foot-5 and weighing 330 pounds, @Abelhoopii2025 will fit right in the state where everything is bigger.https://t.co/DzW3wGDCgJ
— Michael Lasquero (@MichaelLasquero) July 11, 2024
#ICYMI | “It’s just a surreal feeling.”
— Hawai'i Sports Radio (@HIsportsradio) July 10, 2024
Campbell Sabers QB & @247Sports top-rated recruit in Hawai’i @JaronKeawe made his college choice on Monday, verbally committing to @CalFootball.@MichaelLasquero with ✍🏼, 📸 & 🎥 from the lefty QB’s big day: https://t.co/ub896xmNfb
Make that six commits now for Hawaii Football’s class of 2025 with @Jordan55kernagh choosing to stay homehttps://t.co/PCP0RgCgi8
— Michael Lasquero (@MichaelLasquero) June 10, 2024
The Hawai’i Football c/o 2025 recruiting class already looking like a stacked field:https://t.co/EACLmsJSmU pic.twitter.com/klHs4am1Eo
— Michael Lasquero (@MichaelLasquero) June 3, 2024
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