HHSAA Football
Kaimuki beats Lahainaluna in OT, 28-27


ScoringLive staff
November 19, 2010, 11:04pm

 


Fri, Nov 19, 2010 @ War Memorial [ 7:00 pm ]

Kaimuki

28

Lahainaluna

27

Final/OT 1 2 3 4 OT T
Kaimuki (12-2-0) 0 0 7 14628
Lahainaluna (7-3-0) 6 0 8 7627
Teanu Rickard 89 yd 1 TD
Nahoa Spencer 87 yd
Jostin Carbajal 106 yd 3 TD
Chester Sua 229 yd 3 TD

Chester Su'a's 3-yard TD run and Keoki Kaiahua's PAT in OT was the difference as a missed extra point gave Kaimuki a 28-27 victory over Lahainaluna.

Kaimuki tied the score at 21-21 with 15 seconds remaining in regulation on a Nahoa Spencer's 1-yard quarterback sneak, and took the lead in overtime on Su'a's touchdown run and a Kaiahua extra-point.

The Lunas responded on the its very first play of the overtime, with Jostin Carbajal's 20-yard run up the middle.  But a false start penalty killed a two-point conversion attempt, and the ensuing 25-yard extra point kick went wide left.



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