Kahuku's Toalei Lefau shakes off a tackle by Mililani's Darius Muasau in the 2017 OIA Division I championship game. Leighland Tagawa | SL

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The Red Raiders sing their alma mater in front of their home fans after a 41-28 win over Punahou on Aug. 11, 2018. Leighland Tagawa | SL

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Mililani QB Dillon Gabriel drops back to pass in the Trojans' 35-0 win over Waianae on Sept. 22, 2018. Eric Nakamura | Special to SL

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Kahuku's Toalei Lefau shakes off a tackle by Mililani's Darius Muasau in the 2017 OIA Division I championship game. Leighland Tagawa | SL

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The Red Raiders sing their alma mater in front of their home fans after a 41-28 win over Punahou on Aug. 11, 2018. Leighland Tagawa | SL

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Mililani QB Dillon Gabriel drops back to pass in the Trojans' 35-0 win over Waianae on Sept. 22, 2018. Eric Nakamura | Special to SL

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Home, sweet home.

No. 2 Kahuku will celebrate homecoming this weekend when No. 4 Mililani makes the trip up north to Carleton E. Weimer Field Saturday night in a rematch of last year's OIA Division I championship game.

The Red Raiders, who won the 2017 contest between the two squads, 35-31, have been nearly unbeatable at home in the last decade. Since dropping a 14-7 season-ending game to visiting Kapolei in 2007, Kahuku has rattled off 49 straight wins on its home field.

"There's no place like home," first-year Kahuku coach Sterling Carvalho said. "We're ready to play at home, especially it being a homecoming week. There's a lot of activities, a lot of hype going on in the community. We're excited to play at our home field in front of our home fans."

Mililani QB Dillon Gabriel drops back to pass in the Trojans' 35-0 win over Waianae on Sept. 22, 2018. Eric Nakamura | Special to SL