Determining an ILH Open Division football champion in recent years was not always a clean and clear-cut endeavor, but Kamehameha left no doubt this time after holding off visiting Saint Louis, 34-14, last Saturday night at Kunuiakea Stadium.

The Kapolei High School football team showed on Saturday night that it is more than a dangerous dark horse in the OIA championship race, stunning previously undefeated Mililani, 25-7.

Kalaheo continued its undefeated season with a commanding 62-21 victory over Castle on Friday night.

Kaiser cruised to a 37-0 shutout victory over Waialua, scoring 28 points in the first half.

On an emotional night with two teams jockeying for playoff position, visiting Wai'anae overcame a 10-point first-half deficit and surged past Farrington, 34-16, Friday night at Skippa Diaz Stadium.

ʻAiea powered past Roosevelt, 46–0, behind four total touchdowns from Caizel Jesus-Kapesi.

In an intense and hard-fought OIA Open Division showdown that lived up to its hype, Mililani overcame an early 10-0 deficit Saturday night and rallied past visiting Campbell, 35-30.

Damien opened ILH play in impressive fashion Friday night, defeating ‘Iolani 35-14 at Farrington.

Step One in Kamehameha's defense of the ILH football championship was not glamorous or flashy, but important and conquered nonetheless as the Warriors held off visiting Punahou, 16-6, Friday night at scenic Kunuiakea Stadium.

Kapolei jumped out to a 21-point lead in the opening quarter and never looked back, defeating Leilehua 42–0 Friday night.

Mililani remained undefeated with a 28-6 victory over Kahuku.

In an entertaining and spirited "Battle for Houghtailing Street," Damien pulled away from host Farrington, 34-16, Friday night at breezy Skippy Diaz Stadium.

The Riverdale Ridge (Thornton, Colo.) football team bounced back from a tough season-opening loss to run past Waialua, 48-0, Thursday night at idyllic Toshi Nakasone Stadium.

The well-prepped Torrey Pines (San Diego) football team surfed its way to a 45-0 victory over Radford at John Velasco Stadium on Thursday night and earned its ticket to a luau, beach time and sight-seeing this past weekend.

Punahou jumped out to a 14-0 first-quarter lead, but Kapaʻa answered with touchdowns in the second and third quarters as the teams finished in a 14-14 tie Saturday afternoon at Punahou.

Pearl City used a two-quarterback attack to pick up a 28-21 victory over El Capitan (Calif.).

Aiea held off Leilehua for a 14-13 road victory Friday night, improving to 2-0 on the season.

Living up to its nickname, the visiting Edison (Huntington Beach, Calif.) Chargers bolted to an electrifying 27-0 start Saturday afternoon and then held off 'Iolani, 41-27, in interstate football action at breezy Eddie Hamada Field.

Mililani opened its season with a statement win, rallying from a 10-point halftime deficit to defeat Nevada powerhouse Liberty, 31-24, Friday night at John Kauinana Stadium.

Several high school football games across the state have been cancelled or rescheduled due to the incoming storm and expected weather conditions.