2012 Oahu Interscholastic Association Football Season

The 2012 OIA Football Season is the 72nd HHSAA football season for the Oahu Interscholastic Association. Comprising 23 member schools, the season started on 10 August 2012 and will end with the HHSAA State Championship Game on November 23.

Previous Season

The 2011 OIA Champions were the Kahuku High School Red Raiders (5-1; 12-1) for the OIA-Red and the Waipahu High School Marauders (6-2; 9-3) for the OIA White.

In the post season HHSAA Championship, Kahuku went on to beat the Punahou Buffnblu of the ILH to win the 2011 HHSAA State Division I Championship. Waipahu lost the Division II Title Game to the Iolani Raiders of the ILH.

Division Realignment

Every 2 years, the Oahu Interscholastic Association realigns football teams based on 2-year performance. Although most teams follow the OIA's recommendation, some schools opt to remain in their division. Pearl City High School petitioned to remain in White despite earning a 15-7 record. Pearl City was due to replace Kapolei High School in the OIA Red-West division. Kalaheo High School was also to be promoted to the OIA Red-East (Division I) but petitioned to remain in the White Division (Division II) after a 2-6 2011 season. Kalaheo was due to replace Castle High School.

GREEN - Promotion to Division I
RED - Demotion to Division II

Preseason

Interleague

The 2012 Season began with schools of all 3 divisions playing against schools outside the OIA.
{| class="wikitable sortable" |- !Date !! OIA Team !! Opponent !! Opponent League/Division !! Venue !! Result |- |August 10 || Leilehua Mules || Service Cougars || ASAA 4A (Alaska) || Hugh Yoshida Stadium • Wahiawa, HI || LEI 23-15 |- bgcolor=ffcccc |August 10 || Kailua Surfriders || Kealakehe Waveriders || BIIF Div. I || Kailua Stadium • Kailua, HI || KEAL 3-10 |- bgcolor=ffcccc |August 10 || Anuenue Na Koa || KS-Hawaii Warriors || BIIF Div. II || Kamehameha Paiea • Keaau, HI || KSH 6-25 |- bgcolor=ffcccc |August 10 || Castle Knights || KS-Kapalama Warriors || ILH Div. I || Kunuiakea Stadium • Honolulu, HI || KSK 7-30 |- bgcolor=ffcccc |August 11 || Kalani Falcons || Kapaa Warriors || KIF || Kapaa High School • Kapaa, HI || KAP 21-42 |- bgcolor=ffcccc |August 11 || Waipahu Marauders || Pac-5 Wolf Pack || ILH Div. II || Aloha Stadium • Halawa, HI || PAC 13-26 |- bgcolor=ffcccc |August 11 || Kalaheo Mustangs || Damien Monarchs || ILH Div. II || Kailua Stadium • Kailua, HI || DAM 0-31 |- bgcolor=ffcccc |August 11 || Waialua Bulldogs || Kauai Raiders || KIF || Vidinha Stadium • Lihue || KAUI 0-43 |- |August 16 || Farrington Governors || St. Louis Crusaders || ILH Div. I || Aloha Stadium • Halawa, HI || FAR 39-33 |- bgcolor=ffcccc |August 16 || Kaimuki Bulldogs || Damien Monarchs || ILH Div. II || John Kauinana Stadium • Mililani HI || DAM 21-31 |- |August 17 || Mililani Trojans || Pac-5 Wolf Pack || ILH Div. II || John Kauinana Stadium • Mililani HI || MIL 35-7 |- |August 18 || Kahuku Red Raiders || Punahou Buffnblu || ILH Div. I || Carleton Weimer Field • Kahuku, HI || KAH 21-13 |- bgcolor=ffcccc |August 18 || Waipahu Marauders || Iolani Raiders || ILH Div. II || Masa Yonamine Athletic Complex • Waipahu, HI || IOL 35-34 |- |August 18 || Leilehua Mules || KS-Kapalama Warriors || ILH Div. I || Hugh Yoshida Stadium • Wahiawa, HI || LEI 12-10 |- |August 31 || McKinley Tigers || La Salle Falcons || OSAA 4A (Oregon) || Crescent Valley Stadium • Corvallis, OR || --- |- |August 31 || Radford Rams || Crescent Valley Raiders || OSAA 5A (Oregon) || Crescent Valley Stadium • Corvallis, OR || --- |} Red rows indicate an OIA loss.

Interdivision

OIA schools also played against other OIA schools in other divisions.

Red rows indicate a hometeam loss.

Regular Season

Rankings are Freeman state rankings (includes all HHSAA leagues and divisions) as of the week of the game. Only top 25 ranking numbers are shown.

Week 1

No regular games were played during Week 1. Only interleague/interdivision games were played.

Week 2

Red rows indicate a hometeam loss.

Week 3

Red rows indicate a hometeam loss.

Week 4

Red rows indicate a hometeam loss.

Week 5

Red rows indicate a hometeam loss.

Week 6

Red rows indicate a hometeam loss.

Week 7

Red rows indicate a hometeam loss.

Week 8

Red rows indicate a hometeam loss.

Week 9

Red rows indicate a hometeam loss.

Week 10

Red rows indicate a hometeam loss.

Post Season

OIA Red Play-offs

RED-East Seeding

1. Kahuku ^
2. Farrington
3. Moanalua
4. McKinley
5. Kailua
6. Castle

^ Clinched State Tournament Berth

RED-West Seeding

1. Mililani ^
2. Leilehua
3. Kapolei
4. Waianae
5. Campbell
6. Waipahu

Round 1 Wild Card Games

Finals Bracket

All ranks are state rankings as of the start of each game.

• RED-Champ: Kahuku Red Raiders

• 2nd Place: Mililani Trojans

• 3rd Place: Farrington Governors

Note:

OIA White Play-offs

White Seeding

1. Kaiser
2. Radford^
3. Kalaheo
4. Nanakuli^

^ Clinched state tournament berth

Finals Bracket

All ranks are state rankings as of the start of each game.

• WHITE-Champ: Radford Rams

• 2nd Place: Nanakuli Golden Hawks

Note:

Will advance to play for HHSAA DII championship playoffs. see HHSAA DII football championship bracket.

HHSAA State Tournament

Division I

HHSAA Division I Seeding

1. Kahuku Red Raiders
2. Punahou Buff N' Blue
3. Baldwin Bears
4. Kealakehe
5. Mililani Trojans
6. Farrington

* Denotes overtime game

DIVISION I STATE CHAMPION: Kahuku Red Raiders

RUNNER-UP: Punahou Buff N' Blue

Division II

HHSAA Division II Seeding

1. 'Iolani Raiders
2. Lahainaluna Lunas
3. Konawaena
4. Kauai Raiders
5. Radford Rams
6. Nanakuli Golden Hawks

* Denotes overtime game

RUNNER-UP: Lahainaluna Lunas

Senior Bowl

The 2012 HUB Goodwill Foundation Senior Bowl was the Oahu Interscholastic Association and Interscholastic League of Honolulu's all-star game for the 2012 season. It took place at 7:00PM local time on Friday, November 30, 2012 at Kunuiakea Stadium on the Kapalama, HI campus of Kamehameha Schools. The West defeated the East, 21-20.

The Senior Bowl featured 100 seniors from all but one Oahu high school. The East team was coached by Randall Okimoto of the Farrington Governors while David Stant of the Kamehameha-Kapalama Warriors led the West. Farrington, Kahuku, and Kamehameha led the selections with 10 players each. St. Louis was the only school with no selections.

The East's offense was led by the state's top 4 statistical rushers Aofaga Wily (Kahuku), Abraham Silva, Tyler Taumua (both Farrington), and Kainalu Kaleo (Anuenue). Runningback Kai Gonda (Kaiser) and ILH rushing leader Keoni Tom-Millare (Pac-5) also made up the East's offensive unit.

The West's strength was its defense led by defensive tackle and Hawaii commit Kennedy Tulimasealii (Waianae) and future San Diego defensive end Dakota Turner (Mililani). Leading the West's offense was state passing leader Jarin Morikawa (Mililani) as well as 2 of the states top receivers Keoni Piceno (Leilehua) and Daicorri Briscoe (Pearl City).

Scoring Summary

Season Records

Team/Game Records

• Most points, single team: 69, Radford (vs. Roosevelt) — 24 August 2012
• Most points, total: 102, Radford (63) and Kalaheo (39) — 19 October 2012
• Most points, season: 435, Radford
• Largest point margin: 69, Radford (69) and Roosevelt (0) — 24 August 2012
• Highest net yardage, season: 3867 yards, Radford
• Highest net yardage, single game: 561 yards, Radford (vs. Waialua) — 15 September 2012
• Highest net passing yardage, season: 3621 yards, Mililani
• Highest net passing yardage, single game: 411 yards, Radford (vs. Waialua) — 15 September 2012
• Highest net rushing yardage, season: 3246 yards, Farrington
• Highest net rushing yardage, single game: 427 yards, Farrington (vs. Kaimuki) — 1 September 2012

Player Records/Conference Leaders

Passing

• Passers with 100+ passer rating:

Rushing

Receiving

Scoring

College Recruitment

Head Coaches

• Wendall Say, Aiea High School Na Alii, Season 21
• Kealohamakua Wengler, Anuenue School Na Koa, Season 6
• Amosa Amosa, Campbell High School Sabers, Season 4
• Nelson Maeda, Castle High School Knights, Season 16
• Randall Okimoto, Farrington High School Governors, Season 11
• Reggie Torres, Kahuku High School Red Raiders, Season 7
• Gary Rosolowich, Kailua High School Surfriders, Season 16
• Clint Onigama, Kaimuki High School Bulldogs, Season 4
• Rich Miano, Kaiser High School Cougars, Season 1
• Darrell Poole, Kalaheo High School Mustangs, Season 1
• Greg Taguchi, Kalani High School Falcons, Season 15
• Darren Hernandez, Kapolei High School Hurricanes, Season 13

• Nolan Tokuda, Leilehua High School Mighty Mules, Season 8
• Joseph Cho, McKinley High School Tigers, Season 3
• Rod York, Mililani High School Trojans, Season 3
• Arnold Martinez, Moanalua High School Na Menehune, Season 10
• Skippy Lopes, Nanakuli High School Golden Hawks, Season 7
• David Hallums, Pearl City High School Chargers, Season 1
• Fred Salanoa, Radford High School Rams, Season 10
• Jeff Azuma, Roosevelt High School Rough Riders, Season 1
• Lincoln Barit, Waialua High School Bulldogs, Season 10
• Danny Matsumoto, Waianae High School Seariders, Season 13
• Eric Keola, Waipahu High School Marauders, Season 2

New Head Coaches

5 coaching changes occurred before or during the 2012 season.

HHSAA Weekly Rankings

Other HHSAA League Standings

All numbered rankings are top 25 of 47 teams.