Kailua quarterback Noah Auld threw five touchdown passes, four to Martin Tigilau, and the Surfriders pulled away from Castle 34-24 in the renewal of the schools’ Windward Oahu rivalry.

Kailua took a two-point lead into the fourth quarter of the preseason game before Auld, who passed for 189 yards, connected with Tigilau on three scoring passes in the period to give Kailua control at Alex Kane Stadium.

“They’ve been together since they were freshmen, all of them in the receiving corps,” Kailua coach Joseph Wong said. “He has a good chemistry with all the receivers.”

The win was Kailua’s first win since beating Kaimuki on Sept. 21, 2013 and ended a 10-game skid after going 0-7 in Wong’s first season as head coach.

“Some will say it’s a preseason win, not regular season, but it’s good to get one under your belt,” Wong said. “Everybody started somewhere.”

Kailua’s fourth quarter outburst gave the Surfriders separation from a Castle offense led by quarterback Willie Ewaliko’s 290 passing yards. Ewaliko threw four touchdown passes, two to Jeremy McGoldrick, who finished with 181 receiving yards.

After the OIA’s realignment last year separated the rivals — Kailua in the OIA Blue and Castle in the Red — the hiatus in the series was expected to extend another year. But both teams had their originally scheduled opponents for Friday’s openers, Pearl City and Waipahu, pull out of their games due to shortages of eligible players.

Rather than play scrimmages against their shorthanded opponents, the OIA instead paired the Surfriders and Knights in a nonconference game.

After a scoreless first quarter McGoldrick sparked the Knights with a 39-yard reception down the sideline. Ewaliko looked his way again three plays later and McGoldrick ran down a 20-yard touchdown pass.

Kailua drove inside Castle’s 30 on three of its first four possessions, but twice lost the ball on downs and fumble at the Knights’ 20.

The defense held after the turnover and the Surfriders managed to finish the ensuing drive with Martin Tigilau’s 4-yard reception off a tipped pass in the end zone for the tying touchdown with 1:45 left before halftime.

Ewaliko tested the Kailua secondary deep again but Kalei Kealoha-Machado came down with an interception. Auld capped a six-play drive with a 4-yard touchdown pass over the middle to Christian Mejia with six seconds left. The duo connected again on the 2-point conversion and Kailua took a 14-6 lead into halftime.

McGoldrick struck again on Castle’s second possession of the third quarter, this time on a 33-yard touchdown grab.

Kailua retained the lead when the 2-point conversion pass fell incomplete and took command on the opening play of the fourth quarter. With the Surfriders facing fourth-and-three at the Castle 29, Auld lofted a pass down the left side to Tigilau for their second touchdown connection of the night.

Castle came up short on an attempted a fake punt from their 25 and Auld hit Tigilau for a 20-yard score to give the Surfriders a 28-12 lead. They then connected on a 10-yard score with 6:07 left.

Ewaliko threw two touchdowns late in the quarter to account for the final margin.

Kailua opens the regular season against Leilehua in a crossover game on Aug. 14. Castle faces Campbell at Aloha Stadium on Aug. 15.

Roosevelt 39, McKinley 0

Shastyn Kekahuna threw a pair of touchdown passes to Shayne Teruya in the first half and Isaiah Rosa rushed for two scores as the Rough Riders beat the Tigers.

Kekahuna hooked up with Teruya on a 25-yard scoring strike late in the first quarter and a 15-yarder with 3:19 left before halftime. Kekahuna threw for 125 yards, while Teruya had six catches for 87 yards.

Rosa scored on a 7-yard run in the second quarter and a 3-yarder in the third. He finished with 17 rushes for 72 yards.

Roosevelt’s 24-point second quarter included a 40-yard interception return for a score by Brendan Namba, which made it 33-0 with 1:17 left before the intermission.

McKinley ran 50 plays and finished with a net of only 36 yards. The Tigers’ farthest penetration of the game was to the Rough Riders’ 32-yard line.

Roos–Shayne Teruya 25 pass from Shastyn Kekahuna (Dillon Yamamoto kick), 1:37

Roos–safety, ball snapped out of end zone, 0:00

Roos–FG Yamamoto 24, 11:01

Roos–Isaiah Rosa 7 run (Yamamoto kick), 5:20

Roos–Teruya 15 pass from Kekahuna (Yamamoto kick), 3:19

Roos–Brendan Namba 40 interception return (Yamamoto kick), 1:17

Roos–Rosa 3 run (kick blocked), 4:01

RUSHING–McKinley: Elyjah-Dane Badua 17-14, Kana Kauahi-Kahookele 1-2, Noah-Rodnie Diaz 6-2, Shane Pagaduan 3-(minus 2), team 3-(minus 25). Roosevelt: Rosa 17-72, Elijah Byers 5-26, Kekahuna 2-17, team 1-(minus 3).

PASSING–McKinley: Badua 7-21-2–45. Roosevelt: Kekahuna 9-29-1–125, Abdul Khan 4 0-3-0–0.

RECEIVING–McKinley: Jonah Stephens 2-13, Noah Lowe 2-12, Kauahi-Kahookele 2-11, Ronny Vuong 1-9. Roosevelt: Teruya 6-87, Ethan Okimoto 2-32, Joseph Kakalia 1-6.

INTERLEAGUE

Damien 14, Aiea 13

Marcus Faupapa-Padrina scored on a 1-yard run and threw for another to lead the Monarchs to victory over Na Alii in a back-and-forth affair.

Damien defeated Aiea for the first time in school history, previously going 0-4.

Aiea—Jayden Chaviera 41 pass from Zelius Maae-Liupaono (kick failed)

Dam—Shawn Apiki 18 pass from Marcus Faufapa-Padrina (Kaimana Cameron kick)

Aiea—Isaiah Ripley 5 run (Cody Lau kick)

Dam—Faufata-Padrina 1 run (Cameron kick)

RUSHING—Damien: Faufata-Pedrina 24-96, Justice White 7-10, Aliki Arrechi 1-9, Kepono Kawakoa 4-8, Kapili Livingston 1-(minus 6). Aiea: Maae-Liupaono 10-45, Pohaku Kealoha-Cambe 1-41, Ripley 8-38, Ariq Vergado-Dullayan 1-20, Jonathan Stanley 2-1, Kobe Kato 5-(minus 16).

PASSING—Damien: Faufata-Pedrina 11-15-0-89. Aiea: Maae-Liupano 10-13-0-92, Kato 5-15-2-51.

RECEIVING—Damien: White 3-26, Kawaoka 3-23, Livingston 4-22, Apiki 1-18. Aiea: Chaviera 4-60, Ripley 4-44, Sam Okamoto 3-22, Ty Matsunami 2-17, Kealoha-Cambe 1-2, Armon Magote 1-(minus 1).

St. Francis 62, Anuenue 0

The Saints set a program record for points in a rout of Na Koa, all coming in the first half.

St. Francis focused on its rushing game and attemped just three passes in the win.

The Saints racked up 257 rushing yards, led by Matt Dacuycuy’s team-high 64 yards.

StF—Matt Dacuycuy 7 run (Chenoa Johnston kick)

StF—Isaac Crichton 20 interception return (Johnston kick)

StF—Jonah Luis-Mateo 70 punt return (Taka Lautaha pass from Zachary Alcos)

StF—Tyson Shimabukuro 9 run (Johnston kick)

StF—Destin Pakele 1 run (Johnston kick)

StF—Wembley Mailei 25 interception return (kick failed)

StF—Scott McLeod 18 run (kick failed)

StF—Oloseti Haunga 14 run (Johnston kick)

StF—Roland Merrill 48 fumble return (Johnston kick)

RUSHING—St. Francis: Dacuycuy 3-64, Haunga 5-48, Shimabukuro 3-43, Kyle Savellano 8-42, Luis-Mateo 3-30, Alek Miyasato 1-21, McLeod 1-18, Pakele 1-1, Alexander Anderson 1-(minus 10). Anuenue: Kamana ‘opono Grace-Kekawa 10-20, Gaspar 10-(minus 3), Tehotu 2-(minus 9).

PASSING—St. Francis: McLeod 1-2-0-33, Anderson 0-1-0-0. Anuenue: Kaleo Gaspar 0-7-2-0, Kaipo Tehotu 0-1-1-0.

RECEIVING—St. Francis: Samson Kaleikau 1-33. Anuenue: none.

Also

Waimea 13, Kaimuki 0