Punahou dominated Kamehameha with a 31-3 win, led by star player Kekai Burnett’s four sacks. The defense allowed just 90 yards and secured two interceptions. On offense, Iosepa Lyman scored twice, while Ty McCutcheon threw for two touchdowns, totaling 355 yards. Despite penalties, Punahou’s strong performance secured the victory.
Photos: Lori McKeown
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