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Urijah Acoba-Vea
Waimea • SrOL • 5'9 235
Ahyou Akau
KS-Hawaii • SrOL • 6'1 260
Isaiah Lani
KS-Maui • SrOL • 6'3 235
Pau Spencer
KS-Maui • SrOL • 6'3 280
Trenton Tanigawa
Kauai • SrOL • 5'11 240
Kaeo Bush
Roosevelt • SrQB • 5'8 170
Zedekaiah Campbell
KS-Maui • SrRB • 5'11 175
Dallas Enriquez
KS-Hawaii • SoRB • 5'8 225
Xander Pagan
KS-Maui • SoRB • 5'9 155
Ioane Kamanao
Roosevelt • SrWR • 6'4 185
Chaseton Wong
KS-Hawaii • JrWR • 5'8 140
Kolby Correa
Waimea • SoUT • 5'10 165
Frank Abreu
KS-Maui • JrDL • 6'3 220
Ethan Kamahele-Tolbert
PAC-5 • JrDL • 6'3 320
Kainoa Kinney
Waimea • SrDL • 6'1 250
Teva Sanchez
KS-Hawaii • SrDL • 5'11 235
Aukai Phillips
KS-Maui • JrLB • 5'11 210
Jayden Sablan
Waimea • SrLB • 6' 240
Ezekiel Soon
Roosevelt • SrLB • 5'11 210
Joshua Taylor
Kalaheo • SrLB • 5'9 155
Kolt Kahoohanohano
KS-Maui • SrDB • 5'10 170
Victor Silva
Roosevelt • SrDB • 5'5 140
Dayten Tilton
Keanu Lanoza
KS-Maui • SrUT • 5'10 165
Kayden Yap
KS-Maui • SrK • 5'9 145
Kaikoa Nobriga
KS-Hawaii • SrP • 6'0 182
KS-Maui • SoRET • 5'9 155
Roosevelt • SrAP • 6'4 185
OFFENSE
DEFENSE
SPECIALISTS
HONORABLE MENTION
Quarterback: Kahekili Makekau (KS-Hawaii)
Running back: Jayden Carreiro (Kalaheo), Chrys Coelho (Honokaa), Aiden Kahele (Castle), Wayne Kahula (King Kekaulike)
Receiver: Riley Beal (Roosevelt), Cason Brooke (King Kekaulike), Kaisten-Paul Ching (Kalani), Jeremyah Toilolo (Kalaheo), Mission Uperesa-Thomas (PAC-5), Avari Zion-Branch (PAC-5)
Offensive utility: Emery Abilla (Waialua), Loch Moorman (Kalaheo), Noa Sebay (Castle), Nicholas Segawa (Kalani)
Offensive line: Logan Ahuna-Alofaituli (KS-Hawaii), Ethan Kamahale-Tolbert (PAC-5), Micah Lindell (Waimea), Toloa Loketi (Kaimuki), Saimonepita Mafi (Pearl City), Charles Morton IV (Roosevelt), Keanu Reyes (KS-Maui), Kekauakuewa Soo (KS-Maui), Danny Valdez (Waimea), Hunter Vehikite (Roosevelt), Branson Young (Castle)
Defensive line: Jayvier Butay (Waimea), Akoni Mata (Waimea), Eli Mercado (KS-Hawaii), Eli Mossman (KS-Maui), Kahiau Tassill (PAC-5)
Linebacker: Kamahao Akima (KS-Maui), Sheldon Anchetta-Ah Puck (Kohala), Mikemund Jose (Kauai), Carter Lapitan (PAC-5), Kaikoa Nobriga (KS-Hawaii), John Sanborn (KS-Hawaii), Kali Thundah (Waimea)
Defensive back: Kanoa Honda (KS-Hawaii), Kaiolohia Kang (KS-Maui), Keanu Kua (Waimea), Cameron Lacasandile (PAC-5), Keanu Lanoza (KS-Maui), Kalae Lindsey (Honokaa), Kalawaia Martins (Waimea), Anthony Sardine (KS-Maui)
Specialists: Ryan Bulseco (Kalani), Maiaku Lii (Pearl City), Shazen Monell-Lagaret (Honokaa)
Offensive Player of the Year: Zedekaiah Campbell, KS-Maui, RB, Sr.
Campbell was cream of the crop amongst offensive players in Division 2 play once again, amassing 1,015 yards and 18 touchdowns to help power the Warriors to its second state title in as many years. The 5-foot-11 senior was a workhorse back for KS-Maui, logged 20-plus carries in two state tournament games for a combined 291 yards and six touchdowns. His downhill running style was the perfect complement to fellow first team selection, speedster Xander Pagan, who also capped the thousand yard rushing mark on the year. Campbell added a 95 yard kickoff return for a score against Maui.
Defensive Player of the Year: Kolt Kahoohanohano, KS-Maui, DB, Sr.
Kahoohanohano was a mainstay for a Warriors' defense that allowed just 8.4 points per contest on the season, including three shutouts in the regular season. He put up significant numbers in the Warriors' defense of its state title, with 3 1/2 tackles and an interception in the semis against Kameahmeha-Hawaii and followed that up with eight tackles (one for loss) with two interceptions and a forced fumble in the finale against Waimea. The 5-foot-10 senior also added a kick return for touchdown, a 70 yarder in a regular season contest against the Sabers.
Coach of the Year: Ulima Afoa, KS-Maui
It was back-to-back titles for Afoa, as the Warriors took home the koa trophy to Upcountry in consecutive years. KS-Maui was a perfect 8-0 in league play, with its only blemish a non-league loss to Damien to open the season slate. The Warriors scored an impressive 121 points during its state tournament slate, bolstered by a running back that featured first team RBs Campbell and Pagan, as well as OL Isaiah Lani and Pau Spencer, UT Keanu Lanoza and K Kayden Yap. While the Warriors bid farewell to both POYs Campbell and Kahoohanohano, as well as Lani, Lanoza, Spencer and Yap, returnees include Pagan, as well as first team DL Frank Abreu and LB Aukai Phillips.
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