The regular season is officially in the books, and the OIA Football playoff picture is set.
Across all three divisions, familiar powerhouses and new contenders are ready to make their postseason push.
OPEN DIVISION
Semifinals
Fri, Oct 31 No. 1 Kahuku vs No. 4 Campbell | 5 p.m. (TV)
Fri, Oct 31 No. 2 Mililani vs No. 3 Kapolei | 7:30 p.m. (TV)
Sat, Nov 8 Open Div Championship at Farrington | 7 p.m. (TV)
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DIVISION 1
Semifinals
Sat, Nov 1 No. 1 Kailua vs No. 4 Waipahu | 1:30 p.m.
Sat, Nov 1 No. 2 Waiʻanae vs No. 3 Aiea | 6:30 p.m. (TV)
Fri, Nov 7 D1 Championship at Pearl City | 7 p.m. (TV)
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DIVISION 2
Semifinals
Sat, Nov 1 No. 1 Roosevelt vs No. 4 Caslte | 6:30 p.m.
Fri, Oct 31 No. 2 Kalaheo vs No. 3 Pearl City | 7 p.m. (Hawaii Sports Radio Network)
Thurs, Nov 6 D2 Championship at Farrington | 6:30 p.m. (TV)
Massive second half from Mellor delivers Kalaheo to first-ever OIA crown
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Hawai‘i Looks to Build Momentum Against UTEP Following Bye Week
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Punahou flies up to No. 7 in Lasquero’s High School Football Power Rankings
Michael Lasquero gives his Top 25 best teams in the state heading into the final weekend before the Hawai'i High School Football state tournament.1. Kapolei (8-1) Previous rank: 1 Last week: beat No. 4 Campbell, 30-0 This week: at No. 2 Mililani...
Mililani Knocks Off Defending Champion Kahuku, Advances to OIA Open Division Final
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Humble off the field, Waipahu’s Braun lets his play do the talking
There isn't much about Jayse Braun's demeanor that would suggest he's one of the most dangerous offensive weapons in Hawai‘i high school football — until he leaves defenders chasing after him in the end zone. At 5-foot-10 and 165 pounds, the...








