High school football leagues across the state are finalizing their schedules for the upcoming 2025 season and Hawai’i Sports Radio Network is here to keep you updated.
In the OIA, Leilehua has moved up to the Open Division after winning the 2024 OIA D-I Championship, swapping spots with Waipahu who returns to Division I. Also swapping spots are Kaiser and Pearl City with the Cougars moving up to Division I and the Chargers returning to Division II.
Check out the MIL schedule HERE.
*schedule below subject to change*
OIA PRESEASON
Friday, August 8
Campbell at Moanalua
KS-Hawaii at Nanakuli
Aiea at Roosevelt
Leilehua at Waipahu (Radio: HSRN 95.1 FM, AM 760, hawaiisportsradio.com)
Lahainaluna at Waianae (TV: Spectrum XCAST)
KS-Kapalama at Farrington (TV: Spectrum OC16)
Kaimuki at Kaiser
Saturday, August 9
Punahou at Kapolei (TV: Spectrum XCAST)
St. Louis at Kahuku (TV: Spectrum OC16)
Waimea at Waialua
Castle at Kailua
Pac-5 at Roosevelt
Radford at Iolani
Friday, August 15
Campbell at Waipahu
Castle at Aiea (Radio: HSRN 95.1 FM, AM 760, hawaiisportsradio.com)
Pearl City at Kaiser (TV)
Saturday, August 16
Lahainaluna at Kapolei
Kaimuki vs Santa Monica (at Farrington)
Kailua at Mililani
Punahou at Moanalua
KS-Kapalama at Kahuku (TV)
Thursday, August 21
Eagle Valley (Colorado) vs Waialua (at Mililani)
Friday, August 22
Warren (California) at Farrington
Los Alamitos (California) at Kapolei
Nanakuli at Castle (TV)
Punahou vs Lincoln (at Roosevelt)
Campbell vs Keaau (at Kapolei)
Iolani at Aiea
Waimea at Waianae (TV)
Moanalua at Pearl City
Hilo at Leilehua (TV)
Saturday, August 30
Kapaa at Kapolei
Bishop Gorman at Kahuku (TV)
Iolani at Leilehua
OIA REGULAR SEASON
Friday, August 29
Kaiser at Waipahu
Nanakuli at Moanalua (Radio: HSRN 95.1 FM, AM 760, hawaiisportsradio.com)
Waialua at Roosevelt
McKinley at Pearl City
Saturday, August 30
Radford at Waianae (TV)
Kalaheo vs Castle (at Kailua)
Kaimuki vs Kalani (at Farrington)
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