‘Iolani RB Ayden Teranishi gets loose for a big gain in the second quarter against Kalani. | Michael Lasquero
No. 13 ‘Iolani dominates visiting Kalani, 45-0, to win 59th annual Father Bray Memorial Classic
BY MICHAEL LASQUERO | HSRN
PUBLISHED AUGUST 11, 2024
HONOLULU — The 59th annual Father Bray Memorial Classic was a one-sided affair.
No. 13 ‘Iolani scored early and often in a 45-0 season-opening win over visiting Kalani Saturday afternoon at Eddie Hamada Field and Kozuki Stadium.
Running back Quincy Oka was a breakout star for the Raiders with 115 yards rushing and two touchdowns on just 11 carries.
‘Iolani quarterbacks CJ Villanueva and Adrian Perkins each threw a TD pass as they combined for 276 yards passing. Perkins also completed all of his 17 pass attempts in the win.
Jones Vierra and Ayden Teranishi also scored on TD runs for the Raiders. Scoring on receptions were Tyger Hayashi and Jaeden Park.
The Falcons were held to just 31 yards of total offense in the loss.
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