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Stacy Kaneshiro | ScoringLiveNovember 6, 2013, 1:29pm
There will be a lot of unfamiliarity when the First Hawaiian Bank state football tournament opens this weekend.Three of the four quarterfinals will feature teams playing against each other for the first time. Campbell and Hilo will play for the first time when they meet at Kea'au High Friday night.Both D2 quarterfinals also will feature first-time meetings when Kaiser hosts Konawaena and when Pearl City visits Kauai at Vidinha Stadium. Both play Saturday.Baldwin and Farrington will meet for the eighth time when they play Friday at War Memorial Stadium in Wailuku. The Bears leads the series 5-1-1, including 3-0 in state quarterfinals.Division IBaldwin Bears, MIL championsAppearance: 12thRecord: 5-11 overall; 5-5 in quarterfinals; 0-6 in semifinalsVs. Farrington: Baldwin leads series 5-1-1, including 3-0 in state quarterfinalsCampbell Sabers, OIA 3rdAppearance: Third, but first in D1Record: 3-1 overall (only D2); 1-0 in quarterfinals, 1-1 in semifinals, 1-0 in championshipVs. Hilo: First appearanceFarrington Governors, OIA 2ndAppearance: NinthRecord: 4-8 overall; 4-4 in quarterfinals; 0-4 in semifinals; 0-3 vs. Baldwin in quarterfinalsHilo Vikings, BIIF championsAppearance: Third, first since 2003Record: 0-2 overall; 0-2 in quarterfinals. Mililani Trojans, OIA championsAppearance: SeventhRecord: 1-5 overall, 1-3 in quarterfinals, 0-2 in semifinals.Punahou Buffanblu, ILH championsAppearance: FifthRecord: 6-3 overall; 1-0 quarterfinals; 4-0 in semifinals, 1-3 in championship
Division IIIolani Raiders, ILH championsAppearance: 10thRecord: 16-2 overall; 1-0 in quarterfinals; 8-1 in semifinals, 7-1 in championshipKaiser Cougars, OIA championsAppearance: DebutNote: Only five other active teams have not qualified for states: Pac-Five, Anuenue, Kalani, Waialua and Keaau.Vs. Konawaena: First appearanceKauai Red Raiders, KIF championsAppearance: Ninth overall, eighth in D2.Record: 3-3 in quarterfinals; 2-3 in semifinals; 0-2 in championship; 0-1 in quarterfinals in pre-D2 era.Vs. Pearl City: First appearanceKonawaena Wildcats, BIIF championsAppearance: Fourth overall, third in D2Record: 0-4 overall; 0-3 in quarterfinals; 0-1 in quarterfinals in pre-D2 era.Vs. Kaiser: First appearanceLahainaluna Lunas, MIL championsAppearance: 10th overall, eighth in D2Record: 5-9 overall; 2-1 in quarterfinals; 2-4 in semifinals; 0-2 in championship; 1-1 in quarterfinals of pre-D2/D1 era; 0-1; 0-1 in D1 semifinals.Pearl City Chargers, OIA 2ndAppearance: SecondRecord: 0-1 overall; 0-1 in quarterfinals
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