2025 OIA Football: October Schedule
BY HSRN STAFF
PUBLISHED OCTOBER 4, 2025
As league play heats up, the race across all OIA divisions is taking shape.
In the Open Division, Mililani (2-0 league, 5-1 overall) and Kahuku (2-0, 4-3) remain unbeaten in league play, while Kapolei (2-1, 5-3) stays close behind with a strong scoring margin.
The Division I standings are led by Waipahu, the lone undefeated team in league play at 5-0 (6-1 overall), boasting an explosive 283 points scored. Kailua, Waianae, and Aiea are all tied at 3-1 in league action, keeping the playoff picture wide open.
In Division II, Roosevelt continues to dominate at 5-0 (6-1 overall), allowing just 33 points through league play. Kalaheo (4-1) and Pearl City (4-1) remain in close pursuit, setting up a tight battle at the top of the standings as the regular season winds down.
Check out the MIL schedule HERE.
*schedule below subject to change*
OIA REGULAR SEASON
Friday, Oct 3
Kapolei vs Campbell (TV)
Waipahu vs Nanakuli
Kaiser vs Radford
Pearl City vs Kalani
Castle vs Kaimuki
Roosevelt vs Kalaheo
Pearl City vs Roosevelt
Saturday, Oct 4
Farrington vs Kahuku
Leilehua vs Mililani
Kailua vs Moanalua
Waianae vs Aiea
McKinley vs Waialua (HSRN 95.1 FM, AM 760, hawaiisportsradio.com)
Thursday, Oct 9
Waialua vs Castle (TV)
Friday, Oct 10
Farrington vs Campbell (HSRN 95.1 FM, AM 760, hawaiisportsradio.com)
Kahuku vs Mililani
Radford vs Kailua
Nanakuli vs Kaiser
Saturday, Oct 11
Leilehua vs Kapolei
Aiea vs Waipahu
Moanalua vs Waianae (TV)
Kalani vs McKinley
Kalaheo vs Pearl City
Kaimuki vs Roosevelt
Friday, Oct 17
Kaiser vs Waianae
Radford vs Moanalua
Nanakuli vs Aiea
Castle vs Pearl City
Waialua vs Kaimuki
Saturday, Oct 18
Kailua vs Waipahu
McKinley vs Roosevelt
Kalani vs Kalaheo (HSRN 95.1 FM, AM 760, hawaiisportsradio.com)
Mililani vs Kapolei
Campbell vs Kahuku
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