Football
Pearl City looks to remain unbeaten


The Chargers (6-0 overall, 5-0 OIA white) are just one of two undefeated teams remaining in the state (Kahuku) and in the midst of a resurgence on the gridiron under head coach Kai Kamaka.

Pearl City, which is currently second in the standings behind Kaimuki, is winning by an average of 22 points in each game and is coming off a 27-21 road win at Waialua.

The third-place Marauders (4-1) rallied for a 31-20 win over Kalaheo last week behind running back Victor Moananu's 223-yard and three-touchdown performance.



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