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Siotame Haunga
Saint Francis • JrOL • 6'1 280
Dalton Lins
Lahainaluna • SrOL • 6'3 250
Filosofia Mafua
Saint Francis • SrOL • 6'3 260
Sama Paama
Kaimuki • JrOL • 6'4 343
Ikaika Viela
Lahainaluna • JrOL • 6'2 220
Marcus Faufata-Pedrina
Damien • SrQB • 5'9 185
Jonan Aina-Chaves
Saint Francis • SoRB • 5'8 160
Alfred Failauga
Waipahu • SoRB • 5'9 173
Justin Genovia
Iolani • SrWR • 5'6 170
Scott McLeod
Saint Francis • SrWR • 6'2 220
Jonah Miyazawa
Iolani • JrWR • 5'10 163
Austin Ewing
Konawaena • SrUT • 6'1 170
Paka Cacoulidis
Konawaena • SrDL • 6'0 210
Koa Evalu-Robinson
Lahainaluna • SrDL • 6'2 260
Zion Tupuola-Fetui
Pearl City • SrDL • 6'4 240
Michael Banagan-Brock
Konawaena • SrLB • 5'7 205
Matthew Faufata-Pedrina
Damien • SrLB • 5'9 190
Centennial Kulikefu
Waipahu • SrLB • 6'1 195
Fiva Tulafale
Waipahu • SoLB • 6'2 211
Jeriah Cacal
Konawaena • SrDB • 5'8 165
Jared Elwin
Roosevelt • SrDB • 5'8 150
Siale Hafoka
Lahainaluna • SrDB • 6'2 205
JT White
Damien • SrDB • 5'10 150
Wembley Mailei
Saint Francis • SrUT • 6'3 220
Harry Hill
Konawaena • JrK • 5'11 200
Konawaena • JrP • 5'11 200
Akila Arecchi
Damien • SrRET • 5'6 145
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Quarterbacks: Kainoa Sanchez (KS-Maui), Seth Tina-Soberano (Kalani)
Running backs: Mitchell Camacho (Roosevelt), Makoa Cooper (Pearl City), Keoua Kauhi (Damien), Paniau Lindsey (KS-Hawaii), Ieke Seei-Cleveland (Kaimuki)
Receivers: Alika Ahsing (Waipahu), Hunter Apau (Waialua), Akila Arecchi (Damien), Tyerell Baldonado-Kaleiopu (KS-Maui), William Kai Bookland (Lahainaluna), Israel Bowden (KS-Hawaii), Nathan Facuri (KS-Maui), Matthew Fiesta (Waipahu), Ezekiel-Kai Kapanui-Reyes (Waipahu), Kaanoi Rivera-Kelekolio (Konawaena), Hunter Wehrsig (Konawaena), Isaac Yamashita (Waipahu)
Offensive line: Baylee Akana (Kalani), Kolu Alani (Konawaena), Tevin Canda (Konawaena), Leif Fautanu (PAC-5), Tonga Kaufusi (Waipahu), Ope Laloulu (Saint Francis), Hunter Mulu (Kaimuki), Suliveti Nisa (Kaimuki), Alii Siu-Aelua (Waipahu), Aisaac Unga (Damien)
Offensive utility: Isaiah Asinsin (Pearl City), Tyler Libarios (Konawaena), Sioeli Lopes-Liutolo (McKinley), Kaua Nishigaya (Iolani), AJ Ulufale (PAC-5)
Defensive line: Tausinga Hafoka (Lahainaluna), Tuipulotu Lai (Lahainaluna), Jashen Mathieu (KS-Hawaii), Amo Montero (Waipahu), Ricci Moon III (Kaimuki), Paulsson Solomon (Pearl City), Tapena Tuitupou (Saint Francis)
Linebackers: Nathan Bek (PAC-5), Jayden Delatori (KS-Maui), Shiloh Kaeo (PAC-5), Kaulana Kaluna (Kaimuki), Kody Kikuyama (Pearl City), Mana Mahiai (Kaimuki), Kaleoaloha Neves (Saint Francis), Nyles Pokipala-Waiohu (Lahainaluna), Manuele Pulusila (Waipahu), Alihakaua Rodrigues (Pearl City), Makana Saito-Takabayashi (KS-Maui)
Defensive backs: Tiliti Adams (KS-Maui), Boaz Ayers (Konawaena), Kymani Ayonon (Waialua), Zeondre Benjamin (Waipahu), RJ Kami (Pearl City), Deacon Kapea (Waipahu), Justin Kenoi (KS-Hawaii), Shepherd Kekahuna (Saint Francis), Lanakila Pei (Iolani), Cody Uehera (Kalani)
Defensive utility: Jake Angelo (Iolani), Tristan Catan (KS-Maui), Justus Neufeldt (Kalaheo), Kalai Santiago (Konawaena), Joshua Titialii (Kalani)
Kicker: Tyler Fukuroda (PAC-5), Zameer Khan (Pearl City), Mika Makekau (Iolani), Wayne McCellan (Kalani)
Punter: Makana Poole (Saint Francis), Sio Uhatafe (Kaimuki)
Returner: Jonan Aina-Chaves (Saint Francis), Chase Gonsales (PAC-5), Pookela Moses-Espanto (Pearl City), Branson Reyes (Waipahu)
Other coaches that recieved consideration: Bryson Carvalho (Waipahu), Eddie Klaneski (Damien), Brad Uemoto (Konawaena)
Offensive Player of the Year: Austin Ewing, Konawaena, QB, Sr.His statistics weren't as high as they were in his previous two years, but make no mistake about it, Austin Ewing was still the top offensive threat in all of Division II.
The Konawaena senior quarterback led the Wildcats to their first-ever state title game and repeated as the ScoringLive All-Hawaii D2 Offensive Player of the Year. He also became the first male athlete in any sport to take home the award twice.
With an almost brand new surrounding cast around him, the three-time All-Hawaii First Team selection reinvented himself in a way that took the Wildcats to new heights.
While Ewing still had the same amount of athleticism that he showcased as a sophomore and junior, he matured from wanting to make every play the best play, to making the right play and striking when the opportunity presented itself.
"He still had that great scrambling ability, but there's something different when you become a senior. It becomes way more important than anything else," said Lahainaluna co-head coach Garret Tihada. "You could see that burning desire in him to win, whether it was him making plays or handing off the ball. That was the main thing: whatever it took to win."
Ewing's desire to do whatever the team needed also had him see time at other positions besides quarterback. This was best exemplified in the Big Island Interscholastic Federation D2 title game when he caught a touchdown pass and blocked a PAT in a 17-9 win over Kamehameha-Hawaii.
The 6-foot-1, 170-pound senior closed out his prep career with two shootouts in the state tourney. In the state semifinals against Waipahu, he accounted for six touchdowns while leading Konawaena to a 53-50 win in what was the highest scoring game in state tournament history at the time. Two weeks later Ewing and the Wildcats took part in another epic: a seven-overtime thriller against Lahainaluna that saw the Lunas win 75-69.
"With him, he can do so many things," said Waipahu coach Bryson Carvalho. "With that you can just open up your playbook so much more. He just adds another dimension to the game."
Ewing finished the season throwing for 2,459 yards and 29 scores, which gave him 7,481 yards and 93 touchdowns passing for his entire career.
Defensive Player of the Year: Zion Tupuola-Fetui, Pearl City, DE, Sr.No defensive player was more feared in all of Division II than Pearl City's Zion Tupuola-Fetui.
A physical specimen standing at 6-foot-4 and weighing 240 pounds, Tupuola-Fetui was a focal point for all opposing offensive coordinators that faced the Chargers this year.
Tupuola-Fetui, who will play collegiately for the University of Washington, dominated the trenches with a raw blend of speed and power, totaling over 14 tackles for loss and eight sacks. He also had the jumping ability and height to break up five passes at the line of scrimmage.
"He got a little faster and stronger, and he was a lot more dominant this year," said Lahainaluna co-head coach Garret Tihada. "He was just really quick off the ball. He was decent last year, but this year that first step improved a lot."
But Tupuola-Fetui was more than just an effective pass rusher. To maximize his talent, the Pearl City defensive staff had the senior defensive end do multiple things to impact the game.
Sometimes he was sealing the perimeter to prevent an athletic quarterback from turning the corner upfield, and sometimes he was dropping back into coverage and surprising opposing offenses. This was best on display when he took back an interception 67 yards to the house in the Oahu Interscholastic Association D2 championship game against Waipahu.
"He's definitely a special player," said Waipahu coach Bryson Carvalho. "Every team that he went against, he did well against them. I was hoping it was just hype, but when you actually play against him, you go, 'this guy is legit, he's the real deal.'"
Tupuola-Fetui finished the year with 44 total tackles while forcing two fumbles, blocking two field goals and two punts.
Co-coach of the Year: Bobby Watson/Garret Tihada, LahainalunaThe coaching duo of Bobby Watson and Garret Tihada earned Division II Coach of the Year honors after helping Lahainaluna repeat as state champions with a 75-69 seven-overtime win over Konawaena.
Along the way the Lunas also went undefeated during the Maui Interscholastic League regular season and had a state semifinal win over Iolani, who beat Lahainaluna in all of its state title game appearances prior to 2016.
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.
2022 Open Division All-Hawaii Division I All-Hawaii Division II All-Hawaii
2021 Open Division All-Hawaii Division I All-Hawaii Division II All-Hawaii
2019 Open Division All-Hawaii Division I All-Hawaii Division II All-Hawaii
2018 Open Division All-Hawaii Division I All-Hawaii Division II All-Hawaii
2017 Open Division All-Hawaii Division I All-Hawaii Division II All-Hawaii
2016 Division I All-Hawaii Division II All-Hawaii
2015 Division I All-Hawaii Division II All-Hawaii
2014 Division I All-Hawaii Division II All-Hawaii
2013 Division I All-Hawaii Division II All-Hawaii
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