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Rod Dupont
Saint Louis • SrOL • 5'10 302
Kalan Ellis
Saint Louis • JrOL • 6'5 290
Marcus Lombard
Kahuku • SrOL • 6'0 285
Solatoa Moeai
Punahou • SrOL • 6'5 315
Sergio Muasau
Mililani • SrOL • 6'0 315
Jayden de Laura
Saint Louis • SrQB • 5'11 183
Zealand Matagi
Kahuku • JrRB • 5'10 195
Vincent Terrell
Punahou • SrRB • 5'8 160
Koa Eldredge
Punahou • SrWR • 6'0 190
Titus Mokiao-Atimalala
Campbell • JrWR • 6'1 175
Roman Wilson
Saint Louis • SrWR • 5'10 220
Koali Nishigaya
Saint Louis • SrUT • 5'6 155
Zion Ah You
Kahuku • JrDL • 5'10 250
Hiram deFries-Saronitman
Punahou • SrDL • 6'0 230
Ezra Evaimalo
Kamehameha • SrDL • 6'2 225
Stanley McKenzie
Saint Louis • SrDL • 6'2 280
Jordan Botelho
Saint Louis • SrLB • 6'2 220
Nick Herbig
Saint Louis • SrLB • 6'2 201
Wynden Hoohuli
Mililani • JrLB • 6'2 200
Legend Matautia
Punahou • SrLB • 6'0 240
Alakai Gilman
Punahou • SrDB • 6'0 190
Kaonohi Kaniho
Kahuku • SrDB • 6'0 180
Kamoi Latu
Saint Louis • SrDB • 6'0 170
Tevarua Tafiti
Punahou • SoUT • 6'2 203
Quinn Maretzki
Punahou • SrK • 5'10 170
Mililani • JrP • 6'2 200
Punahou • SrRET • 5'8 160
Peter Manuma
Campbell • JrAP • 6'0 175
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OFFENSE
DEFENSE
SPECIALISTS
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Quarterbacks: John-Keawe Sagapolutele (Punahou)
Running backs: Jonan Aina-Chaves (Campbell), Jasiah Alcover (Mililani), Raymond Millare (Farrington), Malosi Sam (Mililani)
Receivers: Moku Dancil-Evans (Punahou), Raydan Kiaaina-Caires (Punahou), Nainoa Machado (Waianae), Isaac Silva (Saint Louis)
Offensive utility: Christian Havea (Farrington), Tanner Moku (Kamehameha), Jack Tito (Kahuku)
Offensive line: Lyrik-Pablo Beleras (Campbell), Sisi Collins (Farrington), Brenan Eva (Kapolei), Zach Gardner (Mililani), Titus Kahooilihala (Waianae), Kahuike Lorenzo (Kamehameha), Jacob Tuatagaloa (Mililani)
Defensive line: Caleb Matagi (Farrington), Kenai Liua (Kahuku), Joshua Matagi (Farrington), Kuao Peihopa (Kamehameha), Anthony Sagapolutele (Saint Louis), Iosefa Tapeni (Kapolei), DJ Utu (Punahou)
Linebackers: Bam Amina (Mililani), Kalahoolewa Emmsley (Kapolei), Muelu Iosefa (Mililani), Titan Jarra (Campbell), Micah Lilo (Kamehameha), Dayne Maeva (Kamehameha), Mark Pasternak (Mililani), Jacob Saole-Sue (Kapolei), Tyrese Tafai (Campbell), Mason Tufaga (Saint Louis)
Defensive backs: Blesyng Alualu-Tuiolemotu (Campbell), Kaiser Cambro-Cho (Saint Louis), Kaipo Enos-Ho (Campbell), Alex Fonoimoana-Vaomu (Kahuku), Chanston Kaleikoa (Kamehameha), Selau Kalani (Farrington), Isaiah Mareko (Kapolei), Evan Rau (Kamehameha), Jarin Sato (Punahou), Eli Thompson (Punahou), Vaisen Viloria (Mililani), Harvey Welch (Saint Louis)
Defensive utility: Calijah Mareko (Farrington), Sonny Semeatu (Mililani)
Kickers: Lason Napuunoa (Saint Louis), Adam Requilman (Kahuku), Preston Rezentes (Kamehameha), Chase Taylor (Campbell)
All-purpose: Pokii Adkins-Kupukaa (Campbell), Saege Ayala (Waianae), Lokana Enos (Kahuku), Tomasi Pasi (Kahuku), Richard Tadeo (Campbell)
Saint Louis' Jayden de Laura is the 2019 ScoringLive All-Hawaii Football Open Division Offensive Player of the Year. Full listings available on https://t.co/pORJz15WGi. pic.twitter.com/VS9N8mQj0k — ScoringLive (@scoringlive) December 16, 2019
Saint Louis' Jayden de Laura is the 2019 ScoringLive All-Hawaii Football Open Division Offensive Player of the Year. Full listings available on https://t.co/pORJz15WGi. pic.twitter.com/VS9N8mQj0k
Offensive Player of the Year: Jayden de Laura, Saint Louis, QB, Sr.The best team in the state — and one of the best in the country this season — was Saint Louis and no one was better for the Crusaders this season than Jayden de Laura, the senior quarterback at the controls of the high-powered run-and-shoot offense.
The 5-foot-11, 183-pound de Laura threw for 3,442 passing yards and 29 touchdowns against nine interceptions. He completed 71.8 percent of his passes, led his team in rushing yards and also added eight scores with his legs this year.
De Laura threw at least four TD passes in three games this year, including a season-best five in a win over Mililani in late September. He eclipsed 250 passing yards in a game nine times and finished with a completion percentage of 70 percent-or-better on seven occasions.
As a team, Saint Louis averaged 38.3 points and 413.8 total yards per game, including 311.6 through the air.
The second-year starter helped the Crusaders complete their third consecutive undefeated season with their fourth straight Open Division state crown.
De Laura has given a verbal commitment to play at Washington State next year.
Saint Louis' Nick Herbig is the 2019 ScoringLive All-Hawaii Football Open Division Defensive Player of the Year. Full listings available on https://t.co/pORJz15WGi. pic.twitter.com/tR2urzpnbM — ScoringLive (@scoringlive) December 16, 2019
Saint Louis' Nick Herbig is the 2019 ScoringLive All-Hawaii Football Open Division Defensive Player of the Year. Full listings available on https://t.co/pORJz15WGi. pic.twitter.com/tR2urzpnbM
Defensive Player of the Year: Nick Herbig, Saint Louis, OLB, Sr.Opposing offenses made sure to keep tabs on number 19 on the Saint Louis defense this season, but Nick Herbig made them pay nonetheless in 2019.
The 6-foot-2, 210-pound outside linebacker simply imposed his will on the opposition and November's state tournament was but a microcosm of the disruption he caused all year long.
Herbig had perhaps his best outing in the state title game, when he racked up 5 1/2 tackles for loss, including 2 1/2 sacks and delivered the proverbial dagger with a 96-yard interception return for touchdown in the closing minutes of the Crusaders' 45-6 rout of OIA champion Kahuku.
For the season, Herbig amassed 18 1/2 TFLs, 9 1/2 sacks, a forced fumble and two fumble recoveries.
As a team, Saint Louis held opponents to just 12.7 points and 182.9 total yards per game, including a microscopic 30.5 rushing yards per game.
Herbig plans to enroll early at the University of Wisconsin in January.
Coach of the Year: Cal Lee, Saint LouisThe grandmaster of Hawaii high school football does it again.
Four straight state championships and 38 straight wins speak for itself.
To further illustrate how dominant Cal Lee's Crusaders were in 2019, Saint Louis notched its largest margin of victory in a state title game with a 45-6 win over Kahuku to end the season.
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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