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Ghesiah Faleafine-Auwae
PAC-5 • JrOL • 6'3 270
Journey Kekauoha-Viena
Kalaheo • SrOL • 6'2 265
Kaiakea Pedro-Hale
Kaiser • SrOL • 5'11 315
Duane Peneku
KS-Maui • SrOL • 6'2 255
Pau Spencer
KS-Maui • JrOL • 6'3 280
Ioane Kamanao
Roosevelt • JrQB • 6'4 185
Alakai Aipia
Hawaii Prep • SrRB • 5'8 145
Zedekaiah Campbell
KS-Maui • JrRB • 5'11 175
Seth Miller
PAC-5 • SrRB • 5'10 175
Keawe Davis
Roosevelt • SrWR • 5'10 155
Jahsiah Souza-Armstead
Roosevelt • JrWR • 5'9 140
Jesse Shinagawa
Kaiser • SrUT • 5'8 155
Titus Joaquin
KS-Maui • SrDL • 6'1 210
Isaako Sopoaga
Kaiser • JrDL • 5'10 295
Sean Ucciardi
Kalaheo • JrDL • 6'1 215
Rusty Ako-Nataniela
KS-Maui • SrLB • 5'11 240
Kaiwa Ho
KS-Maui • SrLB • 5'11 250
Izaiah Nakamura
Roosevelt • JrLB • 6' 195
Tea Nuuhiwa-Santos
Kaiser • SrLB • 5'10 195
Kolt Kahoohanohano
KS-Maui • JrDB • 5'11 160
Kash Kamauoha
Kaiser • JrDB • 5'11 160
Zane Shinkawa
Kaiser • SrDB • 5'9 130
Victor Silva
Roosevelt • JrDB • 5'5 140
Taimane Souza-Fautanu
Roosevelt • JrUT • 5'8 155
Journey DePeralta
Roosevelt • SrK • 5'8 150
Tevyn Apo
KS-Maui • JrRET • 5'8 160
Kaonohi Casco
KS-Maui • SrAP • 6'1 190
Kaimana Kaui
Kauai • SrAP • 5'6 150
OFFENSE
DEFENSE
SPECIALISTS
HONORABLE MENTION
Quarterback: Emery Abilla (Waialua), Hayden Kalama (Hawaii Prep), Josyah Umeda (Honokaa), Jude Weber (Kalaheo)
Running back: Kaikea Hueu (KS-Maui), Brady Kim (Kaiser), Aiden Leong (Kaiser), Vance Ramolete (Kalaheo), Shaedon Sexton (Roosevelt)
Receiver: Frank Abreu (KS-Maui), Ezekiel Kuie-Matias (Kaimuki), Jerome Lilio (PAC-5), Sky Hirota (Waialua), Cam Root (Hawaii Prep), Cole Walker (KS-Hawaii)
Offensive utility: Riley Burton (Castle), Kalen Donate (PAC-5), Kaimana Inouye (Kauai), Nicholas Segawa (Kalani), Ahe Sumbicay (Kekaulike)
Offensive line: Urijah Acoba-Vea (Waimea), Keenan Correa (Castle), Mason Hall (Kaiser), Ezekiel Lomu (Roosevelt), Malu Preston (Castle), Zion Samsonas (PAC-5)
Defensive line: Keyz Amuro (Kekaulike), Ramzen Fruean (KS-Maui), Aliiula Kekauoha Lono Kama (Roosevelt), Talaimotu Lau (KS-Hawaii), Sebastian Weeks-Lapinad (Castle)
Linebacker: Elijah Connell-Chavez (PAC-5), Diesel DeMello (KS-Hawaii), Casen Hawn (Castle), Jayden Sablan (Waimea), Anthony Sardine Jr. (KS-Maui)
Defensive back: Kena Craven (Hawaii Prep), Taiyo Fuji (Kaiser), Kanoa Honda (KS-Hawaii), Jesse Oku (Kaiser), Dayten Tilton (Roosevelt), Chaseton Wong (KS-Hawaii)
All-purpose: Chauncey Adolpho (Molokai), Germaine Bagasol (Waialua), Adahdiyah Ellis-Reyes (Kau), Dallas Enriquez (KS-Hawaii), Matthew Pyne (Kalaheo), Nohili Ragragola (Waimea)
Specialists: Preston Lorenzo (KS-Maui), Aztin Pitt (Castle), Kai Potts (Kauai), Shayden Ranis-Alameda Dela Cruz (Waimea), Morgan White (Kaiser)
Offensive Player of the Year: Zedekaiah Campbell, Kamehameha-Maui, RB, Jr.
With the graduation of three-year starting quarterback Makana Kamaka-Brayce following the 2023 season, the Warriors reinvented themselves from an aerial attack to a run-first offense and Campbell played a pivotal role in that transformation. In Kamehameha-Maui's two state tournament games, the 5-foot-11, 175-pound Campbell ran for 360 yards and three touchdowns on only 28 carries, an average of 12.6 yards per rush. He registered 18 carries for 239 yards and a TD in the title game win over Kaiser.
Defensive Player of the Year: Tea Nuuhiwa-Santos, Kaiser, LB, Sr.
The 5-foot-10, 195-pound middle linebacker was the linchpin of the Cougars' defense, which held opponents to only 16 points and fewer than 215 yards per game this year. He racked up 9 ½ tackles with two fumble recoveries in the OIA championship game against Roosevelt. In the state final against Kamehameha-Maui, Nuuhiwa-Santos registered a game-high nine total tackles. He also came up with three interceptions and two pass break-ups on the season. Nuuhiwa-Santos is a repeat All-Hawaii First Team pick.
Coach of the Year: Ulima Afoa, Kamehameha-Maui
After losing in two state finals' appearances in the three years prior, the Warriors captured their first state championship this fall. The season began with back-to-back losses to Beaumont (Calif.) – a team that went on to win its league and finish 9-2 – and eventual Open Division state champion Saint Louis. Afoa's bunch bounced back from the early-season adversity by winning nine of their final 10 games, including a convincing 60-26 romp of OIA champion Roosevelt in the state semifinals.
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.
2024 Open Division All-Hawaii Division I All-Hawaii Division II All-Hawaii
2023 Open Division All-Hawaii Division I All-Hawaii Division II All-Hawaii
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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