Football
Kahuku still tops, but Saints gaining


ScoringLive staff
August 29, 2011, 9:51am



Red Raiders continue to top the ScoringLive Football Power Rankings, but Saint Louis closes the gap with a resounding 55-20 win over Mililani.

Campbell moves to number five following their road-upset of Punahou, while the Buffanblu dropped to #7.

And fresh off of another shutout, the Pac-Five Wolfpack make their debut at #9 in the poll, along with 'Aiea, another defensive-minded squad.

See the complete Week 4 rankings.




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