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ScoringLive staffFebruary 14, 2020, 11:12pm
Fri, Feb 14, 2020 @ Waipio
WAIPAHU — In Hawaii Prep's return to Division II, its lone blemish of the season in divisional play was a 1-0 loss to Kamehameha-Hawaii earlier in January.
Friday afternoon, Ka Makani avenged that loss by flipping that same score in their favor on Noah Balaam's 45th-minute goal to set up a return trip to Saturday's The Queen's Medical Center/HHSAA Division II State Championship game after a two-year absence of competing at the Division I level.
After 40 scoreless minutes to take the game to halftime at the Waipio Peninsula Soccer Complex Stadium, the Warriors looked to have a prime opportunity less than five minutes into the second half with a corner kick incoming. Ka Makani successfully defended and quickly countered down the field with Balaam netting his sixth score of the season.
Hawaii Prep avenges a 1-0 regular-season loss to Kamehameha-Hawaii by flipping the score in their favor off a Noah Balaam goal in the 45th minute. Ka Makani make their return to the QMC/#HHSAA Division II title game. pic.twitter.com/nKDodckntT — Spencer Honda (@SpncerHonda) February 15, 2020
Hawaii Prep avenges a 1-0 regular-season loss to Kamehameha-Hawaii by flipping the score in their favor off a Noah Balaam goal in the 45th minute. Ka Makani make their return to the QMC/#HHSAA Division II title game. pic.twitter.com/nKDodckntT
HPA will take on defending state champion Kapaa Saturday evening with first kick slated for 5 p.m.
The last time Hawaii Prep competed in Division II was 2017 when it ousted Saint Louis, 2-1, in OT for its second consecutive koa trophy.
Kamehameha-Hawaii will try for its first state third place finish against Seabury Hall.
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