
Nanakuli LB Tamalii Namulauti-Auau runs back one of his two takeaways against Castle. | Andrew Lee
Nanakuli scores early and often to defeat visiting Castle, 41-0
BY HSRN STAFF
PUBLISHED AUGUST 18, 2024
NANAKULI — It was a shutout in the valley Saturday night.
Quarterback Kanoa Torres threw three touchdown passes as Nanakuli blanked visiting Castle in a non-league contest, 41-0.
Lyric Anuenue caught six passes for 97 yards and two TDs and Malosi Muaau recorded four receptions for 115 yards to lead the receivers for the Golden Hawks, who earned their first win of the year.
Shaysen Akiona led the Nanakuli defense with eight total tackles with two sacks while Tamalii Namulauti-Auau recorded an interception and a fumble recovery to help the shutout effort.
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