Football
#1 vs. #2 in rematch for OIA Red title






The Govs kept their undefeated season, and their number one ranking, intact with a 27-24 win over Campbell. Farrington also earned all ten first-place votes in this week's ScoringLive/OC16 Power Rankings.

Kahuku's win over the Mules, propelled the Red Raiders to the second spot, setting up a rematch this Friday night between number one and two, this time with the OIA Red title on the line.

Leilehua and Campbell each dropped a spot to three and five respectively.

See the complete Week 13 rankings.



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