The Hawai‘i high school football season is in full swing, and with September comes the highly anticipated kickoff of official OIA league play.
The landscape of OIA football is shifting. Leilehua, crowned 2024 Division I champions, ascends to the Open Division, trading places with Waipahu’s return to Division I. Meanwhile, Kaiser rises to Division I and Pearl City reclaims its place in Division II, reshaping the tiers and writing new storylines for the season ahead.
Click HERE for the OIA October schedule.
Check out the MIL schedule HERE.
*schedule below subject to change*
OIA REGULAR SEASON
Thursday, Sept 4
Waialua vs Pearl City (Spectrum XCast)
Friday, Sept 5
Farrington vs Leilehua (Spectrum XCast)
Aiea vs Moanalua
Radford vs Waipahu
Nanakuli vs Waianae
Castle vs McKinley
Saturday, Sept 6
Kailua vs Kaiser
Kalaheo vs Kaimuki
Kalani vs Roosevelt
Friday, Sept 12
Campbell vs Leilehua
Waianae vs Kailua
Waipahu vs Moanalua
Kaiser vs Aiea (HSRN 95.1 FM, AM 760, hawaiisportsradio.com)
Roosevelt vs Castle
Waialua vs Kalani
Saturday, Sept 13
Kahuku vs Kapolei (Spectrum OC16)
Mililani vs Farrington
Radford vs Nanakuli
Pearl City vs Kaimuki
McKinley vs Kalaheo
Friday, Sept 19
Aiea vs Kailua
Saturday, Sept 20
Campbell vs Kahuku (Spectrum OC16)
Friday, Sept 26
Kapolei vs Farrington (Spectrum XCast)
Leilehua vs Kahuku
Aiea vs Radford
Moanalua vs Kaiser
Roosevelt vs Pearl City (HSRN 95.1 FM, AM 760, hawaiisportsradio.com)
Castle vs Kalani
Saturday, Sept 27
Campbell vs Mililani (Spectrum XCast)
Waianae vs Waipahu
Kailua vs Nanakuli
Kalaheo vs Waialua
Kaimuki vs McKinley
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