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Javian Goo
Kapolei • SrOL • 6'4 280
Abel Hoopii
Farrington • SrOL • 6'4 350
Houston Kaahaaina-Torres
Saint Louis • SrOL • 6'5 280
Jordan Kernaghan
Campbell • SrOL • 6'4 290
Malakai Lee
Kamehameha • JrOL • 6'7 310
Jaron-Keawe Sagapolutele
Campbell • SrQB • 6'4 225
Charles-Titan Lacaden
Saint Louis • SrRB • 5'10 190
Rusten Abang-Perez
Campbell • SrWR • 5'8 170
Zayden Alviar-Costa
Campbell • SrWR • 5'10 170
Stytyn Lasconia
Saint Louis • SrWR • 5'8 150
Zion White
Punahou • SoWR • 6'4 180
Liatama Amisone
Kapolei • SrUT • 6'2 190
Maximum Fonoimoana
Kahuku • SrDL • 6'3 220
Chevy Robinson
Mililani • SrDL • 6'3 220
Pupualii Sepulona
Saint Louis • SrDL • 6'4 255
LeBron Williams
Kahuku • SrDL • 6'2 255
Falealii Atuaia
Kahuku • SrLB • 6'1 205
Koo Kia
Punahou • SrLB • 6'3 220
Roy Maafala Jr.
Saint Louis • SrLB • 6'1 215
Jahren Altura
Saint Louis • JrDB • 5'10 170
Tainoa Lave
Campbell • JrDB • 5'10 170
Aiden Manutai
Kahuku • SrDB • 6'0 195
Tim Wallace
Mililani • SrDB • 5'10 150
Kaimana Carvalho
Kahuku • SrUT • 5'11 170
Manoa Kahalepuna
Kahuku • SrK • 5'10 170
Carson Beard
Punahou • SrP • 5'9 185
Kahuku • SrRET • 5'11 170
Jonah Togafau-Tavui
Mililani • SrAP • 6'1 190
OFFENSE
DEFENSE
SPECIALISTS
HONORABLE MENTION
Quarterback: Matai Fuiava (Kahuku)
Running back: Nelson Aau (Punahou), Malosi Fiatoa (Kahuku), Tahlen Kekawa (Saint Louis), Nainoa Melchor (Kamehameha), Kingston Samuelu (Farrington)
Receiver: Tyson Ball (Campbell), Bodhi Kaanga (Kahuku), Zayne Pasion (Kapolei), Onosai Salanoa-Foumai (Milillani), Hashley-Kingston Siliado (Saint Louis)
Offensive utility: Sean Connell (Punahou), Lehiwa Kahana-Travis (Mililani), Chansen Smith (Farrington)
Offensive line: Chantz Chargualaf (Campbell), Nesta Crowell (Saint Louis), Spencer Evans (Kahuku), Jordan Fuifui (Saint Louis), Upu Howard (Waipahu), Koloi Keli (Farrington), Simione Lakalaka-Sole (Punahou), Noa Lemau (Kapolei), Jacob Maiava (Kahuku), Ailama Morton (Kamehameha), Brandon Tailele (Kahuku), Kamu Wilhelm (Punahou)
Defensive line: Konakiilealai Acedillo (Saint Louis), Hunter Ho (Saint Louis), Zaden Mariteragi (Farrington), Sione Pasi (Kahuku), Jenisen Pave (Kapolei), Fale Timoteo (Campbell)
Linebacker: TJ Alualu (Saint Louis), Trehsyn Fesili (Mililani), Iloa Kaio (Punahou), Kyson Kupukaa (Campbell), Elijah Nua (Mililani), Aisiah Paogofie (Campbell), Noah Papu-Muaava (Kapolei)
Defensive back: Hezekiah Fruean (Kapolei), Lamese Gora (Saint Louis), Kainaluokala Keaweehu (Kamehameha), Everest Rodriguez (Farrington), Ziggy Vea (Farrington), Zanden Willis (Saint Louis)
All-purpose: Dane Kellner (Punahou), Kealii Sione (Waipahu), Jacob Talamoa (Farrington)
Specialists: Madden Aquino (Kamehameha), Makena Kauai (Saint Louis), Larry McCarley (Kapolei), Halakilangi Muagututia (Kahuku)
Offensive Player of the Year: Jaron-Keawe Sagapolutele, Campbell, QB, Sr.
The 6-foot-4, 225-pound southpaw became the state's all-time leader in career passing yards this season. He threw for a state-best 3,404 yards with 46 touchdowns against only three interceptions and completed 70.5 percent of his passes. Sagapolutele threw six TDs in a game in five separate contests this year and helped the Sabers average nearly 42 points per game en route to a 9-2 overall record and an appearance in both the OIA championship game and the HHSAA state semifinals.
Defensive Player of the Year: Aiden Manutai, Kahuku, S, Sr.
The Cal-bound safety anchored the Red Raiders' stingy defense and also served as a standout on both offense and special teams. Manutai put his skillset on display in an OIA semifinal win over Mililani, when he came up with a pick-six and registered two other pass break-ups. He also recorded three receptions for 50 yards and one touchdown against his former team. Manutai is a three-time All-Hawaii First Team selection and was tabbed OIA Defensive Player of the Year this fall.
Coach of the Year: Tupu Alualu, Saint Louis
In his first year leading his alma mater, Alualu brought the ultimate prize back to Kalaepohaku. The Crusaders opened the year with road losses to Kahuku and Mililani – by a combined three points – but won nine of their final 10 games to claim their first ILH title since 2021. With a first-year starter at quarterback and lingering injuries to much of its receiving corps, Saint Louis rode star Titan Lacaden and the run game to its first state championship since 2019.
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