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Damien • SrOL • 5'10 220
Jasen Pong
Pearl City • SrOL • 6'1 265
Morris Unutoa
Kapaa • SrOL • 6'5 285
Ikaika Viela
Lahainaluna • SoOL • 6'2 200
Khaine Viliamu
Waipahu • SrOL • 6'2 296
Austin Ewing
Konawaena • JrQB • 6'1 160
Alfred Failauga
Waipahu • FrRB • 5'6 160
Tyson Shimabukuro
Saint Francis • JrRB • 5'8 200
Reyson Ching
Konawaena • SrWR • 6'3 175
Isaac Yamashita
Waipahu • JrWR • 5'11 190
Supilani Mailei
Saint Francis • SrDL • 6'1 265
Unaloto Pahulu
Lahainaluna • SrDL • 6'2 195
Kapena Texeira
Kapaa • SrDL • 5'11 250
Shawn Borges
Damien • SrLB • 5'11 180
Dayton Kaopua-Lee
Waialua • SrLB • 5'10 180
Mana Kupihea
Kapaa • SrLB • 6'2 225
Siah Maiava
Kaimuki • SoLB • 5'9 159
Siale Hafoka
Lahainaluna • JrDB • 6'1 190
Scott Lam
Damien • SrDB • 5'9 170
Wembley Mailei
Saint Francis • JrDB • 6'2 200
Brody Padilla
Pearl City • SrDB • 5'9 165
Donavan Defang
Lahainaluna • SrUT • 5'10 205
Clifton Oliver
Kapaa • SrK • 5'9 165
Matthan Hatchie
Waialua • JrP • 6'3 250
Lancen Kuni
Waialua • SrRET • 5'5 125
Waialua • SrAP • 5'5 125
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OFFENSE
DEFENSE
SPECIALISTS
HONORABLE MENTION
Quarterbacks: Braden Amorozo (Waipahu), Ryan Johnson (PAC-5), Jordan Solomon (Kaimuki), Seth Tina-Soberano (Kalani)
Running backs: Donavan Defang (Lahainaluna), Jaemi Harris (Kalani), Leighton Moniz (Kapaa), Elijah Ragudo (Lahainaluna), Justice Tihada (Lahainaluna), Justice White (Damien)
Receivers: Ikaika Andaya (Kalani), Caleb Apau (Waialua), Austin Aukai (Konawaena), Jeremiah Casuga-Llanes (Konawaena), Travis Kaloa (PAC-5), James Livingston-Lopez (Damien), Makana Manoa (KS-Hawaii), Scott McCleod (Saint Francis), Jaykob Nakaahiki-Young (Kauai), Daniel Nguyen (Kaimuki)
Offensive line: Taylor Barroga (Kauai),Noah Ching (Kalani), Apakasi Felemi (Lahainaluna), Justin Fernandez (Kapaa), Robert Jon Garcia (Kapaa), Viliami Hafoka (Lahainaluna), Penisimani Haunga (Saint Francis), Filosofia Mafua (Saint Francis), Mikela Matoyoshi (Kapaa), Thomas Obando (PAC-5)
Defensive line: Paka Cacoulidis (Konawaena), Ikona Fernandez (Kapaa), Zion Fetui-Tupuola (Pearl City), Shiloh Kaeo (Damien), Pomai Kim (Damien), Takaamoatoa Lautaha (Saint Francis), Tevita Otuvaka (Saint Francis), Sama Paama (Kaimuki), Franklin Passi (Kauai), Nainoa Rosehill (KS-Maui), Noah Simao-Raposas (Waimea), Jeminae Solomua (Waipahu)
Linebackers: Daniel Asotasi (Kapaa), Waika Corr (Waimea), Wayne Decalio (KS-Hawaii), Kupono Duarte (KS-Maui), Jayson Hawthorne (Kapaa), Kasey Kikuyama (Pearl City), Gage Quinabo-Reis (Kalani), Destin Pakele (Saint Francis), Dylan Tapat (Damien)
Defensive backs: Dillon Apilado (Kapaa), Edward Bernabe (Kauai), Trystin Catin (KS-Maui), Justus Paaluhi-Caulk (Saint Francis), Christian Paet (PAC-5), Dillon Ramseyer-Burdett (Kapaa), Kobie Russell (Waipahu), Braden Watanabe (Kapaa), JT White (Damien)
Utility: Risein Campbell (Waialua), Enele Scanlan (Lahainaluna), Christian Manera (Kauai), Kai Segundo (KS-Maui), Cody Taniguchi (Waimea), Justice Tihada (Lahainaluna)
Kicker: Isaiah Harris (Waipahu), Zameer Khan (Pearl City), Pablo Rico (Lahainaluna)
Punter: Zion Fetui-Tupuola (Pearl City), Tyler Fukuroda (PAC-5), Kamuela Numazawa (Kauai), Christopher Sigler (Kalani)
Other coaches that recieved consideration: Robert Watson/Garret Tihada (Lahainaluna)
Offensive Player of the Year: Austin Ewing, Konawaena, QB
Austin Ewing proved that his stellar sophomore season wasn't a fluke.
The junior gunslinger was chosen as the ScoringLive All-Hawaii Division II Offensive Player of the Year after leading the Konawaena Wildcats to back-to-back Big Island Interscholastic Federation titles and state semifinal appearances.
Ewing, who is 6-foot-1 tall and weighs 160 pounds, led all of Division II in every major passing category except for completion percentage, despite having just one starting receiver returning from a year ago.
This season he completed 195 of 353 pass attempts for 2,688 yards and 32 scores through the air. He also threw for four or more touchdowns in six straight games and spent most of the Wildcats' regular season games on the sidelines in the second half after building huge halftime leads.
The junior quarterback had his best game of his career in a 35-12 regular season win over KS-Hawaii when he threw for 443 yards and four scores, which gave Konawaena home field advantage in the BIIF Division II championship game.
While he wasn't perfect by any means, having thrown multiple interceptions in Konawaena's first and last game of the season, he was always a point of emphasis for opposing defenses.
"He's a guy that you really really have to game plan against," said Lahainaluna co-head coach Garret Tihada. "He's just such a dynamic player that even if you pressure, he'll try to make things happen."
While his numbers were nearly the same from a year ago, the biggest difference in Ewing's game was his maturity at the position.
Unlike many young quarterbacks, Ewing looked to pass first — not run — when the pocket broke down.
"I think the strongest point of him besides his athletic ability is that he just doesn't give up on a pass play," said Tihada. "He will try to scramble and wait for the receivers to get open. I think that's where he was most dangerous, on scrambles and broken plays."
Waipahu freshman running back Alfred Failauga also received consideration for the award.
Defensive Player of the Year: Shawn Borges, Damien, LB The numbers do not lie when talking about Shawn Borges.
The 5-foot-11, 180-pound senior and two-time All-Hawaii Division II First Team selection led all of Division II in tackles and tackles for loss with 74 and 16 and 1/2 respectively, and is the ScoringLive All-Hawaii Division II Defensive Player of the Year.
Borges also added seven sacks, three forced fumbles and three interceptions to help lead the Damien Monarchs to back-to-back Interscholastic League of Honolulu Division II titles and state tournament appearances.
His best game of the season was in the Monarchs' final one of the year, a 21-14 loss to eventual state runner-up Kapaa in the Division II semifinals. Damien trailed 21-0 at the half, but got a solid effort from Borges and its defense as it rallied to make it a one score game. Borges did his part with a game-high 11 tackles and two tackles for loss.
"He's just a true football player," said Saint Francis coach Kip Akana. "He maybe undersized, but he always finds his way to the ball. He's very passionate on the field and he's earned our respect through the years. We expect to see him playing at the next level."
Apart from his statistics, Borges was someone that always found a way to impact the game. His presence on the field was so invaluable that his coaches even used him as a receiver and as a returner on special teams.
If there was ever a moment where Borges was clutch in his career, it was in a 50-49 triple-overtime win over PAC-5 in the regular season. Borges, who had blocked three field goals in a single game as a junior, blocked what would have been the game-tying PAT against the Wolfpack to help ensure that the Monarchs would at least get a share of the league's regular season title.
"Coaching against Borges the last two years has been challenging for us," said Akana. "You have to prepare for him wherever he's on the field. They line him up all over the place and you just got to know where he is. If you lose track of where he is, he'll make you pay."
Kapaa defensive tackle Kapena Texeira also received consideration for the award.
Coach of the Year: Lincoln Barit, Waialua Lincoln Barit led the Waialua Bulldogs to new heights in 2016.
Despite losing over 20 seniors to graduation from a year ago, Waialua surpassed preseason expectations and made history by winning its first Oahu Interscholastic Association title in 61 years with a 36-35 win over Waipahu in the second-highest scoring OIA Division II championship game.
The last time the Bulldogs won the league title was in 1955, when it was part of a league called the Rural Oahu Interscholastic Association.
While it wasn't the team's first league title in program history, the OIA championship appearance also granted the Bulldogs their first-ever appearance into the Hawaii High School Athletic Association football state tournament.
2016 ALL-HAWAII DIVISION II FOOTBALL
Offensive Player of the Year: Austin Ewing, KonawaenaDefensive Player of the Year: Shawn Borges, DamienCoach of the Year: Lincoln Barit, Waialua
ScoringLive's All-Hawaii teams honor standout Division I and II athletes statewide. Selections are made by SL staff in consultation with media and coaches.
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