| SCORINGLIVE SCORING SUMMARY | |||||
| 1ST QUARTER | |||||
| WNAE | Keonakoa Malaia, 6 yard pass from John Michael Kaio. (Shawdan Pacheco kick) | ||||
| WNAE | Jaylum Pelen, 39 yard pass from Memphis Baker. (S. Pacheco kick) | ||||
| 2ND QUARTER | |||||
| WNAE | M. Baker, 1 yard run. (S. Pacheco kick) | ||||
| WNAE | K. Malaia, 21 yard pass from J. Kaio. (S. Pacheco kick) | ||||
| 3RD QUARTER | |||||
| WNAE | Kalani Meyers-Tuinei, 3 yard run. (S. Pacheco kick) | ||||
| LAH | Joseph Arcangel, 10 yard run. (K. Thomas kick) | ||||
| WNAE | Chevin Kamai-Espinueva, 42 yard pass from J. Kaio. (S. Pacheco kick) | ||||
| 4TH QUARTER | |||||
| LAH | J. Arcangel, 28 yard run. (J. Arcangel kick) | ||||
| FINAL | 1Q | 2Q | 3Q | 4Q | T |
| Lahainaluna (0-1-0) | 0 | 6 | 8 | 7 | 21 |
| Waianae (1-0-0) | 14 | 14 | 14 | 0 | 42 |
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