BIIF Sports: Warriors defeat Daggers

KEA’AU – Business was booming for Kamehameha Schools-Hawai’i football Thursday night against Pahoa. The Warriors defeated the Daggers 59-0 in Kea’au. It was the second time KSH shut out Pahoa.

In the Warriors’ eighth straight win, quarterback Adam Perry had another strong performance, completing 19 of his 20 attempts for 161 yards and three touchdowns – two to receiver Clay Ching and another to Shiloh Santos.

KSH’s running game was strong as always as senior star Xander Hoopai stormed to two points. Perry also rushed for another touchdown.

Defensively, the Warriors posted their third shutout of the season. Kanoa Honda and Cole Wallker both secured pick sixes. With only one game left in the 2024 regular season schedule (Friday, 7 p.m. vs. Kohala at home), KSH is averaging over 40 points per game and allowing just over 10. The team also averages nearly 330 yards of scrimmage offense per week – leading Big Island Interscholastic Federation (BIIF) Division II and second overall on the island.

The Warriors are poised to win BIIF DII 8-0 on the field. Overall, the team is 9-1.

Pahoa (1-6) next plays Kohala on Thursday night at Kea’au High School.

volleyball

Kohala girls volleyball defeated Kealakehe in four sets – 25-14, 25-19, 23-25 ​​and 27-25 – on Thursday night in Kapa’au.

The Cowgirls improved to .500 at 7-7, putting them near the top half of the BIIF DII standings. They will take the floor again this morning at 10am at home against Kanu o ka ‘Aina.

The Waveriders (6-9) next play Kanu on Tuesday.

Kealakehe won the junior varsity match against Kohala on Thursday, winning in straight sets – 25-11 and 25-22.

Konawaena girls volleyball moved back to No. 2 in BIIF Division I (25-11, 25-20 and 25-17) as of Friday afternoon after a straight-sets win over Kanu on Thursday at Ellison Onizuka Gymnasium.

The Wildcats have posted an 11-1 record this season – tied with Hilo for second place in their division behind KS-Hawai’i. They also played the Dragons on Friday night in the city of Honoka’a; Read the results in Monday’s paper.

Kanu (2-12) plays Kohala this morning at 10 a.m. in Kapa’au.

Other games

West Hawaii Today and the Hawaii Tribune-Herald were unable to obtain results from Thursday’s following volleyball games by Saturday’s deadline. If readers have official results, please send an email [email protected]:

• Waiakea at LCPCS

• Kea’au and Ka Umeke