2024 Hawai’i High School Football Schedule

2024 Hawai’i High School Football Schedule

Jun 10, 2024

2024 Hawai’i High School Football Schedule

BY HSRN Staff
PUBLISHED MAY 24, 2024

High school football leagues across the state are finalizing their schedules for the upcoming 2024 season and Hawai’i Sports Radio Network is here to keep you updated.

In the OIA, Waipahu and Farrington have moved up to the Open Division while Moanalua and Waianae are in Division I. Pearl City is also in Division I for the first time in over 15 years as it swap spots with Castle, who moved down to Division II.

The Big Island Interscholastic Federation (BIIF) will use a double round-robin format for their regular season with teams playing each other twice within their division.

*schedule below subject to change and will be updated.

WEEK ONE

August 9th Friday

(Pre) Leilehua at Kamehameha (TV)

(Pre) Aiea at Roosevelt

(Pre) Waianae at Kapolei (TV)

(Pre) Tafuna (Am. Samoa) at Waipahu

(Pre) PAC-5 at Waialua (95.1 FM / AM 760)

August 10th Saturday

Moanalua at Radford

(Pre) Saint Louis at Kahuku (TV)

(Pre) Kapaa at Farrington (TV)

(Pre) Castle at Pearl City

(Pre) Kalani at Iolani

(Pre) Mililani at Kailua

(Pre) Nanakuli at KS-Hawaii

(Pre) Honokaa at King Kekaulike

(Pre) Konawaena at Punahou

(Pre) Damien at Campbell

WEEK TWO

August 15th Thursday

(Pre) KS-Maui vs. Beaumont (Calif.) at Radford

(Pre) Redlands (Calif.) at Radford

August 16th Friday

(Pre) Nu’uuli (Am. Samoa) vs. Aiea at Radford

(Pre) McKinley at Kaiser

(Pre) Kahuku at Bishop Gorman (Nev.)

(Pre) Iolani at Leilehua (TV)

(Pre) Kauai vs. Viewpoint (Calif.) at Baptiste Sports Complex

(Pre) Kapolei at Lahainaluna

August 17th Saturday

Konawaena at Waiakea

(Pre) KS-Hawaii vs. Moanalua at Roosevelt

(Pre) Tafuna (Am. Samoa) at Farrington

(Pre) Waipahu at Kailua

(Pre) Castle at Nanakuli (TV)

(Pre) Saint Louis at Mililani (TV)

(Pre) Kalani at Kamehameha I-AA

(Pre) Mission Viejo (Calif.) at Kamehameha

(Pre) King Kekaulike at Waimea

WEEK THREE

August 22nd Thursday

KS-Hawaii at Honokaa

(Pre) Mount Vista (Colo.) at Pearl City

(Pre) Punahou II at Waialua

August 23rd Friday

Waiakea at Kealakehe

(Pre) Leilehua at Hilo

(Pre) McKinley vs. PAC5 at Farrington

(Pre) Rancho Mirage (Calif.) at Farrington

(Pre) Campbell at Punahou

(Pre) Capistrano (Calif.) vs. Moanalua at Kapolei

(Pre) Aiea at Castle (TV)

(Pre) Waianae vs. Waipahu at Pearl City (TV)

(Pre) Kamehameha at Warren (Calif.)

(Pre) Valley Center (Calif.) at Lahainaluna

(Pre) Roosevelt at Nanakuli

(Pre) Saint Louis at KS-Maui

August 24th Saturday

Kohala at Hawaii Prep

Pahoa at Ka’u

(Pre) Maui at Keaau

(Pre) Kauai at Baldwin

(Pre) Konawaena at Kahuku (TV)

WEEK FOUR

August 29th Thursday

Kohala at Honokaa

August 30th Friday

Konawaena at Kealakehe

Hilo at Keaau

Maui at KS-Maui

(Pre) Waipahu at Kamehameha

(Pre) Saint Louis at Farrington 

(Pre) Kalani at Moanalua

August 31st Saturday

Hawaii Prep at Ka’u

KS-Hawaii @ Pahoa

Molokai at Lahainaluna

King Kekaulike vs. Baldwin

(Pre) Moanalua at Waiakea

(Pre) Damien vs. TBD at Farrington

(Pre) Mililani at Liberty (Nev.)

(Pre) Kailua vs. Coronada (Nev.) at Liberty

(Pre) Waimea at Kahuku

(Pre) Kapolei at Kapaa

WEEK FIVE

September 5th Thursday

Honokaa at Pahoa

September 6th Friday

Waianae at Pearl City

Nanakuli vs. Aiea at Radford

Castle at Kaiser

McKinley at Roosevelt

Kailua at Leilehua

Saint Louis II vs. PAC-5 at Farrington

Saint Louis vs. Kamehameha at Farrington

Keaau at Kealakehe

Hawaii Prep at KS-Hawaii

Baldwin at KS-Maui

(Pre) Radford at Skyview (Wash.)

(Pre) Mililani at Los Alamitos (Calif.)

September 7th Saturday

Waialua vs. Kaimuki at Farrington

Kalani vs. Kalaheo at Kailua

Konawaena at Hilo

Ka’u at Kohala

Kauai at Waimea

Molokai vs. Maui

Lahainaluna at King Kekaulike

WEEK SIX

September 12th Thursday

Waiakea at Keaau

September 13th Friday

Moanalua at Waianae

Nanakuli at Pearl City

Kaimuki at Roosevelt

Waialua at Castle

Kealakehe at Hilo

Ka’u at KS-Hawaii

King Kekaulike vs. Maui

September 14th Saturday

Farrington at Campbell

Radford at Kailua

Aiea at Leilehua

Kalani vs. McKinley at Roosevelt

Kalaheo at Kaiser

Honokaa at Hawaii Prep

Pahoa at Kohala

Waimea vs. Kapaa

KS-Maui at Lahainaluna

Baldwin at Molokai

(Pre) TBD vs. Konawaena

(Pre) Mater Dei (Calif.) at Kahuku

WEEK SEVEN

September 19th Thursday

Hawaii Prep at Pahoa

September 20th Friday

Leilehua at Nanakuli

Pearl City at Radford (HC)

Kailua at Moanalua (HC)

Kalani at Kaiser

McKinley at Waialua (HC)

Castle vs. Kaimuki at Farrington

Konawaena at Keaau

Ka’u at Honokaa

Baldwin at Lahainaluna

September 21st Saturday

Kapolei at Campbell

Farrington at Kahuku

Waipahu at Mililani

Waianae vs. Aiea at Radford

Roosevelt vs. Kalaheo at Kailua

Iolani vs. Damien at Farrington

KS-Hawaii at Kohala

Hilo at Waiakea

Kapaa vs. Kauai

Molokai at KS-Maui

WEEK EIGHT

September 26th Thursday

Ka’u at Pahoa

September 27th Friday

Waipahu at Kapolei (HC)

Hilo at Konawaena

Honokaa at KS-Hawaii

Maui vs. Baldwin

September 28th Saturday

Kahuku at Mililani

Kealakehe at Waiakea

Hawaii Prep at Kohala

Waimea vs. Kauai

King Kekaulike at Molokai

WEEK NINE

October 3rd Thursday

Kalaheo at Waialua

Kealakehe at Konawaena

October 4th Friday

Kapolei at Farrington (HC)

Moanalua at Pearl City

Waianae at Leilehua

Roosevelt at Kaiser

Keaau at Hilo

Pahoa at Honokaa

KS-Maui at King Kekaulike

Lahainaluna vs. Maui

October 5th Saturday

Campbell at Mililani

Waipahu at Kahuku

Aiea at Radford

Kailua at Nanakuli

Kaimuki vs. McKinley (HC) at Roosevelt

Castle vs. Kalani (HC) at Kaiser

KS-Hawaii at Hawaii Prep

Kohala at Ka’u

Kapaa at Waimea

WEEK TEN

October 10th Thursday

Pahoa at KS-Hawaii

October 11th Friday

Kahuku at Kapolei

Campbell at Waipahu

Mililani at Farrington

Radford at Nanakuli

Roosevelt at Castle

Waiakea at Konawaena

Kealakehe at Keaau

Lahainaluna vs. Baldwin

October 12th Saturday

Waianae at Kailua (HC)

Leilehua at Moanalua

Pearl City vs. Aiea at Radford

Kaiser vs. Kaimuki at Farrington

Waialua vs. Kalani at Kaiser

McKinley vs. Kalaheo at TBD

Ka’u at Hawaii Prep

Honokaa at Kohala

Kauai at Kapaa

KS-Maui at Molokai

WEEK ELEVEN

October 17th Thursday

Kohala at Pahoa

October 18th Friday

Mililani at Kapolei

Aiea at Moanalua

Radford at Leilehua (HC)

Waianae at Nanakuli

Waialua at Kaiser

Kalani at Roosevelt (HC)

Punahou vs. Saint Louis at Farrington

Baldwin vs. Maui

October 19th Saturday

Farrington at Waipahu

Campbell at Kahuku

Kailua at Pearl City

Kalaheo vs. Kaimuki (HC) at Farrington

Castle vs. McKinley at Roosevelt

Keaau at Waiakea

KS-Hawaii at Ka’u

Kauai at Waimea

Molokai at King Kekaulike

WEEK TWELVE

October 24th Thursday

Waiakea at Hilo

October 25th Friday

Waianae at Radford

Leilehua at Pearl City

Roosevelt at Waialua

Kalaheo at Castle

Keaau at Konawaena

Kohala at KS-Hawaii

King Kekaulike at KS-Maui

October 26th Saturday

Aiea at Kailua

Moanalua at Nanakuli

Kaiser vs. McKinley at Roosevelt

Kaimuki vs. Kalani at Kaiser

Honokaa at Ka’u

Pahoa at Hawaii Prep

Waimea at Kapaa

Maui at Lahainaluna

WEEK THIRTEEN

November 1st and 2nd

OIA SEMIFINALS TBD

BIIF Division I/Division II Championship TBD

November 2nd Saturday

Kapaa vs. Kauai

WEEK FOURTEEN

November 8th and 9th

OIA CHAMPIONSHIPS

WEEK FIFTEEN

November 15th and 16th

HHSAA state tournament first round

WEEK SIXTEEN

November 22nd and 23rd

HHSAA state tournament semifinals

WEEK SEVENTEEN

November 29th and 30th

HHSAA state tournament championship

*email michaelhsrn@outlook.com for any additions or corrections

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Campbell’s Kernaghan joins Hawai’i Football class of 2025 recruiting class

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Jun 9, 2024

 

Campbell’s Kernaghan joins Hawai’i Football class of 2025 recruiting class

BY MICHAEL LASQUERO | HSRN
PUBLISHED JUNE 10, 2024

Make that another local boy staying home to play for the Braddahhood.

Campbell offensive tackle Jordan Kernaghan gave a verbal commitment on his social media platforms to play for the Hawai’i football team Sunday evening. 

This makes Kernaghan the sixth player from the class of 2025 to commit to the Rainbow Warriors, joining a class that includes linebackers Aisiah Paogofie and Zaden Mariteragi, receivers Brandon Gaea and Titan Lacaden and offensive lineman KJ Hallums. Paogofie and Kernaghan are high school teammates.

The 6-foot-4, 287-pound Kernaghan started at left tackle for a Campbell squad that finished third in the OIA Open Division, the highest tier in Hawai’i prep football.

GPA camp going strong for a decade, showcases top Hawai’i high school football athletes

GPA camp going strong for a decade, showcases top Hawai’i high school football athletes

Jun 9, 2024

 

GPA camp going strong for a decade, showcases top Hawai’i high school athletes

BY MICHAEL LASQUERO | HSRN
PUBLISHED JUNE 9, 2024

HONOLULU — One of the top prep football camp on the islands is still going strong after 10 years.

The Gridiron Performance Academy held its 10th annual combine and showcase with multiple college coaches in attendance with an all-day event Saturday on the campus of Saint Louis School.

Instead of athletes having to fly up to the mainland to get exposure and recruited, the GPA camp brings scouts and coaches down to Hawai’i in a consolidated location for everyone to get looked at and evaluated.

“That’s a good thing that they’re doing. We live on a rock so it’s hard to get exposure,” said Mililani senior running back Nakoa Kahana-Travis. “It’s just a good thing that they’re coming down here to check us out.”

Current NFL players and Saint Louis alumni like Miami Dolphins’ Tua Tagovailoa and the Pittsburgh Steeler’s Nick Herbig have all participated in the camp in the past.

“Been a decade, hard to believe that, but when I start thinking back to Tua Tagovailoa, Herbig and all those guys that came through GPA and to see it continue here today, a lot of hard work, my wife (Lori), my partners Jesse Sapolu and Galu Tagovailoa, they’ve done a great job of make this a success,” said camp organizer Rich Miano.

One thing that Miano was most proud of was having the ability to provide a way for student-athletes to attend the camp for free — especially those affected by the Maui fires in Aug. 2023 — through the sponsorships of Southwest Airlines, Cutter Mazda of Honolulu, the Tua Foundation and the Motiv8 Foundation. 

“What happened in Maui, we all want to be a part of healing, and for Southwest to have 25 round trip tickets, to have Cutter automotive group have 50 scholarships (to attend the camp), and then you look at the Tua Foundation with two scholarships to every school in Hawai’i, we got guys from Lana’i, we got guys from Moloka’i, we got guys from every island. You look at Motiv8, same thing,” Miano said.

NCAA recruiting rules prevented Division I FBS coaches from attending the camp, but over a dozen coaches from the Division II, Division III and the NAIA were in attendance such as Lindfield, Pacific and Olivet Nazarene University, and we’re able to scout and even handout scholarship offers to come play for their program.

“Not a lot of people can get the D1 opportunity so it’s good that these small schools are here,” said Mililani senior receiver Lehiwa Kahana-Travis.

The college coaches also made sure to emphasize that being a student comes first if you want to play on the next level.

“Academics is a big factor in this process,” said Nakoa Kahana-Travis. “These colleges come down and they ask for your grades, that’s the first thing they come up to you and talk to you about.”

In addition to the position group showcases and getting coached up by other local high school coaches, the GPA camp also has a combine element and classes where student-athletes and their families can get educated on various elements of recruiting.

“We continue to try every year (to have) the combine, which is tough to do logistically,” said Miano. “We’re also doing the classrooms where we’re doing financial planning with Lisa Sapolu and Diane Tagovailoa, and we have college coaches talk about recruiting and the science of FAFSA, so all this whole recruiting thing is an exact science and it continues to change so there fore we need to make sure our people have knowledge. Our parents, the mentors, the coaches here in Hawai’i, so we really put our big emphasis on the recruiting aspect of it and trying to navigate that.”

Defensive Line MVPs
Julian Scanlan — Castle
Shaden Niu — Kahuku
Zaden Mariteragi — Farrington
Vincent Tautua — Saint Louis

Offensive Line MVPs
Trytin Ellis-Navares — Saint Louis
Pa’u Spencer — Kamehameha-Maui
Matai Malufau — Kahuku
Rob Crowell — Saint Louis
Efren Siuloa — Kahuku

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Jun 3, 2024

 

Hawai’i Football already with five verbal commits from the class of 2025

BY MICHAEL LASQUERO | HSRN
PUBLISHED JUNE 3, 2024

The University of Hawai’i football recruiting class of 2025 more than doubled its total amount with a trio of verbal commitments over the weekend.

Linebackers Żaden Mariteragi and Aisiah Paogofie and receiver Brandon Gaea made the announcements on Sunday after taking an official visit to the campus. They join a class that includes receiver Titan Lacaden and offensive lineman KJ Hallums.

Mariteragi, who will play his senior season at Farrington after helping Kahuku win an Open Division state title in Fall 2023, is the son of former Rainbow Warrior Rocky Savaiigaea. Mariteragi was primarily an edge rusher for the Red Raiders, but he also showed his utility as a placekicker and kickoff specialist.

Paogofie earned All-OIA Open Division second team honors as a defensive utility player for the Campbell Sabers. He is a rangy prospect at 6-foot-2 that can also double as a box safety.

Gaea hails from Bishop Gorman and is a 6-foot-1, 185-pound receiver that boasts a 4.0 grade point average. He is also rated as a three-star prospect by 247Sports.

Lacaden, a 5-foot-8, 155-pound slot receiver out of Saint Louis, was the first one in the recruiting class to make his commitment before the 2023 football season. He earned ScoringLive All-Hawaii First Team honors after hauling in 84 passes for 1,019 yards and 12 touchdowns while also showcasing his abilities on the defensive side of the ball in a two-interception performance against Kamehameha.

Hallums, a 6-foot-2, 280-pound interior lineman, made his commitment over Twitter in January. He is the son of former Hawai’i men’s basketball player and current Spectrum Sports analyst Kawika Hallums.

OIA Football regular season games to watch for during the 2024 season

OIA Football regular season games to watch for during the 2024 season

May 21, 2024

 

OIA Football regular season games to watch for during the 2024 season

BY HSRN Staff
PUBLISHED MAY 21, 2024

An early look at the 2024 OIA Football schedule draft has our staff at Hawai’i Sports Radio Network circling a number of regular season games on our calendars.

The full schedule hasn’t been released yet, but here are 15 league-play matchups to watch for:

Aug. 10th Saturday
Radford at Moanalua
—Early regular season matchup between neighboring rivals in the Battle for the Boulevard

Sept. 6th Friday
Waianae at Pearl City
—Season opener for Seariders, who moved down from Open Divsion, and Chargers, who moved up from Division II

Sept. 13th Friday
Kaimuki at Roosevelt
—Rematch of the 2023 OIA Division II Championship between the Bulldogs and Rough Riders

Sept. 14th Saturday
Farrington at Campbell
—Open Division season opener with the Governors traveling down 76 South for a Saturday afternoon tilt

Sept. 20th Friday
Kalani at Kaiser
—East Honolulu rivals square off in Hawaii Kai in key OIA Division II matchup

Sept. 21st Saturday
Farrington at Kahuku
—First trip to the North Shore for the Governors since 2019

Sept. 27th Friday
Waipahu at Kapolei
—Sixth meeting between the two teams as Hurricanes host Marauders for homecoming

Sept. 28th Saturday
Kahuku at Mililani
—Rematch of last year’s OIA and state Open Division championship games

Oct. 3rd Thursday
Kalaheo at Waialua
—Mustangs and Bulldogs face each other in lone regular season Thursday night game

Oct. 11th Friday
Campbell at Waipahu
—First regular season meeting for the Cane Knife trophy since 2013

Oct. 12th Saturday
Leilehua at Moanalua
—Key matchup in Salt Lake between OIA Division I contenders

Oct. 18th Friday
Waianae at Nanakuli
—First meeting between Westside foes since 2009

Oct. 19th Saturday
Farrington at Waipahu
—Rematch of the 2023 OIA Division I championship and state semifinal

Oct. 25th Friday
Kalaheo at Castle
—First regular season meeting between Windward schools since 2007

Oct. 26th Saturday
Aiea at Kailua
—Saturday afternoon tilt in a rematch of a Division I playoff game last season

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