A Leilehua defender picks off a pass attempt by Service (Alaska). Greg Yamamoto | SL

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There will be an international flavor to the prep football non-league schedule this season, which opens Aug. 9.

Japan's Kwansei will play Kaua'i Aug. 17 at Vidinha Stadium, while three teams from Canada will travel here.

Vincent Massey College of Winnipeg, Manitoba, will play at Leilehua Aug. 30. Mules' coach Nolan Tokuda said VMC's interest was sparked when it viewed the Leilehua-Service (Alaska) game from 2011 on the internet.

Mount Douglas of Victoria, British Columbia, will take on Lahainaluna Aug 24 at War Memorial Stadium.

Saint Francis, the newest addition to the Interscholastic League of Honolulu, also will play Drumheller (Alberta, Canada) on Aug. 24 at Waipahu High. The Saints will make their variety football debut Aug. 9 against Maui High at War Memorial Stadium. Saint Francis will be coached by Mike Ulufale.

Four Mainland schools will be visiting the islands, too.

West Lake (Calif.) will play at Waipahu Aug. 23; Woodbridge (Calif.) will play Waime Aug. 24 at Hanapepe Stadium; Mission Viejo (Calif.) will take on Baldwin Aug. 30 at War Memorial Stadium; and Cottage Grove (Ore.) will battle Kaua'i at Vidinha Stadium on Aug. 31.

Last year's Division I state title finalists, defending champion Kahuku and runner-up Punahou, will travel the same weekend.

The Red Raiders will play East High in Utah and the Buffanblu will meet Helix High of La Mesa, Calif., both on Aug. 31.

The annual Father Bray Classic is set for Aug. 10 at Aloha Stadium.
Pac-Five plays Radford in the preliminary game with host 'Iolani taking on Kalani in the feature game.

Notes: With the addition of Saint Francis, the ILH will use a tournament format to determine its Division I and Division II champions. Saint Francis will be in D2, joining Damien, 'Iolani and Pac-Five. Kamehameha, Punahou and Saint Louis are still in D1.

All of the teams will play each other for a six-game schedule. The D1's second- and third-place teams will play in a semifinal to advance to the championship against the first-place team the following week.

In D2, the first- and fourth-place teams and the second- and third-place teams will play in the semifinals with the winners advancing to the title game the following week.

2013 Non-league schedule

August 9
Campbell @ Kaiser
Farrington @ Wai'anae
Kailua @ 'Aiea
Kaimuki @ Waialua
Kamehameha-Kapalama @ Castle
McKinley @ Roosevelt
Mililani @ Moanalua
Nanakuli vs. Kapaa at Vidinha Stadium
Pearl City @ Kapolei
Saint Francis vs. Maui @ War Memorial

August 10
'Anuenue vs. Waimea @ Hanapepe Stadium
Damien @ Kamehameha-Maui
Kalaheo @ Kamehameha-HI
Saint Louis vs. Baldwin @ War Memorial
Waiakea @ Hawaii Prep
Father Bray Classic
@ Aloha Stadium
Radford vs. Pac-Five
Kalani vs. 'Iolani

August 15
Punahou @ Mililani

August 16
Damien @ Castle
Farrington @ Kamehameha-Kapalama
Kailua @ Campbell
Kaimuki @ Waipahu
McKinley @ Kapolei
Moanalua @ Wai'anae
Pac-Five @ 'Aiea

August 17
Honoka'a @ Kea'au
Kahuku vs. Saint Louis @ Aloha Stadium
Kapa'a vs. Lahainaluna @ War Memorial
King Kekaulike @ Kamehameha-HI
Konawaena vs. Maui @ War Memorial
Kwansei (Japan) vs. Kauai @ Vidinha Stadium
Leilehua @ 'Iolani
Waimea @ Hawai'i Prep

August 23
West Lake (CA) @ Waipahu

August 24
Drumheller (Canada) vs. Saint Francis @ Waipahu
Honoka'a vs. Waiakea @ Wong Staduim
Kamehameha-HI @ 'Iolani
Kealakehe @ Kamehameha-Kapalama
Mt. Douglas (Canada) vs. Lahainaluna @ War Memorial
Woodbridge (CA) vs. Waimea @ Hanapepe Stadium

August 30
Mission Viejo (CA) vs. Baldwin @ War Memorial
Vincent Massey (Canada) @ Leilehua

August 31
Cottage Grove (Ore.) vs. Kauai @ Vidinha
Kahuku @ East (Utah)
Punahou @ Helix (CA)