OIA Football
Bulldogs muzzle Mustangs, 49-7


ScoringLive staff
October 7, 2017, 12:33am

  

Fri, Oct 6, 2017 @ Farrington [ 7:00 pm ]

Kalaheo

7

Kaimuki

49

Final 1 2 3 4 T
Kalaheo (2-6-0) 0 7 0 07
Kaimuki (5-4-0) 21 14 7 749
Jordan Solomon 167 yd 2 TD
Noa Lapera 100 yd 1 TD
Ieke Seei-Cleveland 131 yd 3 TD
Micah Jahnke 21 yd
Kaulana Kaluna, Jr. 48 yd 2 TD
Justus Neufeldt 48 yd 1 TD



KALIHI — Kaimuki powered 320 yards on the ground, posting nearly 500 yards of total offense to muzzle the Kalaheo Mustangs, 49-7, to close out the Oahu Interscholastic Association Division II regular season Friday night at Edward 'Skippa' Diaz Stadium at Kusunoki Field on the campus of Farrington High School.

Senior running back Ieke Seei-Cleveland rushed for his fifth 100-plus yards game on 15 carries for 131 yards and three touchdowns. His performance also pushes him over the 1,000-yard mark for the season.

Fellow backfield mate Jordan Solomon balanced an 118-yard ground game with an efficient 12-for-18 167-yard passing attack. The junior quarterback ran for a 32-yard score less than a minute into the game, and threw two scoring darts both to sophomore slot Kaulana Kaluna, Jr.

The win improves the ScoringLive/Hawaiian Electric Division II Football Power Rankings eighth-ranked Bulldogs' record to 5-2, 5-3 overall, and snaps a two-game losing streak courtesy of division leaders Waipahu and Pearl City.

Kaimuki will have the third seed in the four-team OIA D2 Playoffs later this month and will take on second-seeded Pearl City for a rematch after a 17-15 loss on Sept. 16 came down to the final play on a blocked field goal attempt.

Kalaheo's season ends at 2-5, 2-6 overall. The Mustangs had an opportunity to make a late push for the postseason but needed wins over both Kalani last week and Kaimuki Friday night.

The Mustangs lost to Kalani, 41-13, to give Roosevelt the fourth and final seed for the OIA D2 Playoffs.




Show your support

Every contribution, no matter the size, will help ScoringLive continue its mission to provide the best and most comprehensive coverage of high school sports in the state of Hawaii and beyond.

Please consider making a contribution today.


IMAGE GALLERY


MORE STORIES

Track and field proposals among those being considered at HIADA conference

Athletics administrators from across the state are gathered at the Hilton Waikoloa Village, where the...

HHSAA inducts 44th class into Hall of Honor

Twelve student-athletes from 10 different schools and representing three of the state's leagues were...

Iolani's Nakanelua garners All-Hawaii Player of the Year honors

Senior setter Bailey Nakanelua was the engine that helped drive the Raiders back to the top of state...

Pearl City's Ngirmidol headlines All-OIA Division II picks

Chargers' setter Marley Ngirmidol named Player of the Year in OIA Division II; Pearl City head coach...

Moanalua sweeps All-OIA East Boys Volleyball top honors

Na Menehune outside hitter Lionel Gannon named Player of the Year and head coach Alan Cabanting named...

Mililani's Kimura named All-OIA West Player of the Year

Senior OH Seth Kimura was joined by teammate Kaito Duranceau on the first team; Trojans' head coach Gabriel...