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ScoringLive staffOctober 26, 2017, 12:54pm
ScoringLive Sound Off is a way for fans to share their voice about a topic in the Hawaii prep scene. Comments are posted via Facebook and Instagram, and are displayed in its raw format with no editing by our staff.
This week we asked fans who they think will come out on top in the Oahu Interscholastic Association Division II championship game between Pearl City and Waipahu.
The Marauders will be seeking their 11th league crown while the Chargers are looking to capture their first-ever OIA title in football.
Pearl City (7-2) is making its first apperance in the OIA title game since back-to-back apperances in 2013 and 2014 during coach Robin Kami's first two years on the job. On the other hand, the Marauders are looking to bounce back from a 36-35 loss to Waialua in last year's league final to win their first OIA championship since 2011.
Waipahu (9-0) won the regular season matchup between the two teams in a 37-6 outing nearly five weeks ago.
@rimsonxking thinks Waipahu has the roster to counteract whatever the Chargers do.
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