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Jabez Aloalii-Maanaima
Radford • SrOL • 6'1 240
Santana Hernandez-Martinez
Kapaa • OL •
Payton Perry
Kaiser • SrOL • 6'0 250
Kawika Rogers
Kapaa • SrOL • 6'6 305
Kale Spencer
KS-Maui • SrOL • 6'4 225
Makana Kamaka-Brayce
KS-Maui • SoQB • 5'11 165
Josh Oh
Kalani • SrRB • 5'8 155
Kian Rapozo
Kapaa • SrRB • 5'9 155
Kahoa Abreu
KS-Maui • SoWR • 6'2 180
Justin Kanekoa
Kaiser • SrWR • 6'1 185
Kamakana Mahiko
Kaiser • SrWR • 5'11 160
Kapono Na-o
Kapaa • UT •
Hopo Aholelei
Kaiser • DL • 5’10 220
Elijah Falaniko
Radford • JrDL • 6'0 220
KS-Maui • SrDL • 6'4 225
Sepuloni Tafea
Kapaa • SrDL • 6'1 315
Joshua Arcayena
PAC-5 • SrLB • 5'9 195
Solomone Malafu
Kapaa • JrLB • 6'1 225
Connor Payomo
Kapaa • JrLB •
Seti Taualupe
Kalani • SrLB • 5'11 235
Keegan Gantala
KS-Maui • SoDB • 5'8 150
Kaiser • SrDB • 5'11 160
Ezekiel Rodrigues
PAC-5 • JrDB • 6'0 175
Braeden Samura
Hawaii Prep • SrUT • 6ʻ0 210
Mason Hunt
Hawaii Prep • SrK • 5ʻ10 160
Elijah Dinkel
KS-Hawaii • JrP • 5'10 165
Branztyn Reyes
Nanakuli • SrRET • 5'11 170
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Hawaii Prep: Kamuela Gaughen, Jakob Honda, Ekolu Kainoa, Tain Lawson, Tre Walker.
Honokaa: Sam Akau, Uhane Mock Chew, Justin Pascua.
Kaimuki: Kurt Kawamoto, Avin Tanioka, Sione Taufa, Ofa Vehikite, Jeremiah White.
Kaiser: Kai Blackston, Ryan Bethke, Kuahiwi Cummings, Caleb Garcia, Taye Debina, Josh Okamoto, Donovan Reis, Shane Smith, Makani Sua, Easton Yoshino.
Kalaheo: Isaiah Akiu, Riis Weber.
Kalani: Noah Ah Sam, Matt Finefeuiaki, Kahikina Iaea, Wakea Kanahele, Logan Lim, Al Sooalo, Viggo Tafao, Noa Uchida.
Kamehameha-Hawaii: Blaze Figueroa, Dodge Turner, Tyce Pacheco.
Kamehameha-Maui: Frank Abreu, Pookela Aiu, Kainoa Carpenter, Kaonohi Casco, McKay Pali, Hoohenomauloa Stone-Han.
Kapaa: Lono Aki, Will Kulihaapai-Alovao, Keanu Ebesu, Connor Kitamura, Bruno Likio, Kaikoa
Kauai: Hekili Dizon.
Kapaa: Lono Aki, Will Kulihaapai-Alovao, Keanu Ebesu, Connor Kitamura, Bruno Likio, Kaikoa Kanakaole, Kalahikiola Velasco, Jaden Yamashita, Zion Tootoo..
Kekaulike: Tysyn Estrella, Tomasi Finau.
McKinley: Isaac Buchanan, Joab Cruz, Preston Note, Michael Papa.
Nanakuli: Keahi Ah Sui, Josiah Aleka, Christian Asinsin, Kextyn Cafa, Isaiah Enriquez, David Kalili, Joseph Lewis IV, Kainalu Lewis, Hansen Salausa-Kaawa, Roman Skye.
PAC-5: Aiden Becker, Nai Iwaki, Jahsiah Jerome, Duke Mobley, Chad Schmidt.
Pearl City: Sefo Feesago, Joshua Gleason, Jake Ginoza, Caleb Kaai, Christopher Moeone, Mark Moreno, Tiandrew Taimanao.
Radford: Jack Carlson, Syncere Dillard, Elijah Falaniko, Olijah Gomez, Naalii Nicholas-Mattos, Christian Payton, Kalob Victorino-Avilla.
Waimea: Robin Correa, Bronze DeCosta, Tyrus Haumea, Nick Reyes, Tresten Shigematsu.
Waialua: Blazen Benz, Ezekiel Sheridan, Lasse Stolten, Sebastian Stone.
Offensive Player of the Year: Kamakana Mahiko, Kaiser, Sr., WR
The 5-foot-11, 160-pound wideout led the state in both receptions (66) and receiving yards (1,219) and helped the Cougars average 284 passing yards a game in 2021. He averaged 18.5 yards per catch, nearly 122 per game and totaled 10 touchdowns on the year. Mahiko's best outing came in a regular-season win over Radford, when he hauled in 10 passes for 292 yards and three TDs. He had nine grabs for 124 yards and a TD against Pearl City a week later and followed that up with a 10-catch, 116-yard effort against Nanakuli. In the OIA championship game, Mahiko caught eight passes for 154 yards and a TD and just night days later came up with 167 receiving yards and two TDs on nine catches in a state semifinal against Kamehameha-Maui. In addition to his offensive exploits, Mahiko excelled as a defensive back with four interceptions, including two that he returned for scores.
Defensive Player of the Year: Connor Payomo, Kapaa, Sr., LB
The 6-foot, 175-pound middle linebacker was the defensive leader for the Division II-state champion Warriors, who limited opponents to under four points a game and allowed just 31 total points in eight games in 2021. Kapaa opened its season with three consecutive shutouts in league play and added a fourth with a 51-0 drubbing of Hawaii Prep in the semifinals of the state tournament. Payomo posted a team-high six tackles, with one for loss, in the win. Earlier in the year, he had a 43-yard interception return for touchdown in a 20-6 win over Waimea. In the state title game against Kamehameha-Maui, Payomo, who was selected as KIF Defensive Player of the Year, finished with three tackles and a pass break-up; one of his two carries on offense was a 13-yard run that set-up a Solomone Malafu TD run one play later and the other moved the chains on a fake punt on fourth-and-2.
Coach of the Year: Michael Tresler, Kapaa
In his first season as coach of the Warriors, Tresler guided the team to a KIF title, an 8-0 record and the first football state championship for the island for Kauai. Kapaa began the season with a 42-0 rout of Waimea and a lopsided 47-0 victory over Kauai. The Red Raiders finished things off in just-as-dominating fashion. They limited Hawaii Prep to 66 yards of total offense and Kamehameha-Maui to 164 total yards in the semifinals and finals of the state tournament, respectively.
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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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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