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‘HNN Two-Minute Drill’: OIA Championship match ups are set

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HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) – After an exciting weekend of high school football action, the Championship match ups for the OIA are set.

Here’s a look at some of what went down this weekend.

Waipahu vs. Leilehua

Leilehua made the trip to the 94Block for a battle with Waipahu.

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It would be close 1st quarter, Maruders leading it 8-7, but Waipahu would turn on the gas — 5 total touchdowns.

Quarterback Elijah Mendoza would find Eric Stephens twice in the endzone, one for 24 yards the other for 37.

Marauders move on, 37-21.

Farrington vs. Kailua

In Kalihi, the other D1 semi final, Farrington hosting Kailua and its a stark contrast from the other semi.

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Ground and pound while the defense was playing stingy, Kailua struck first with a field goal, but the Governors ground game shined.

The low scoring affair would continue into the second half. The Surfriders surge back in the second just a bit to make it 13-10 in the fourth.

That score would stand the Govs head to the OIA D1 championship.

Kaiser vs. Roosevelt

Let’s go to Hawaii Kai, Kaiser taking on Roosevelt.

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It was an all QB battle. Cougars Quarterback Sean Connell ran it in 4 times, but Ioane Kamanao would carry Roosevelt to victory with 4 TD’s and 302 yards.

Rough Riders would pull off the upset, 35-34.

Mililani vs. Campbell

Saturday night in Central Oahu, Mililani hosted Campbell in a highly anticipated match up with an OIA title shot on the line.

It was a fairly close first half with the two QBs of Kini McMillan and Jaron Keawa Sagapolutele dueling it out.

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However, it would be the hat trick from Davyn Joseph to put the Trojans back in the title match.

Final score 55-37.

Pearl City vs. Kaimuki

A thriller out in Pearl City, the Chargers facing off with Kaimuki.

The Bulldogs defense picked off Trey Dacoscos 3 times while Kaimuki QB Iosefa Letuli showed off his legs — 3 rushing touchdowns.

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Kaimuki hands the Chargers their first loss of the season. 35-28.

Bulldogs continue their run.

Here’s a look at the rest of the scores this weekend.

Friday and Saturday

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