Radford earned its first win on the field since the 2015 Division II state final with a 19-0 home victory over Kailua on Friday night.
Danneh Alpha rushed for two touchdowns and Taias Savea added an 11-yard TD run for the Rams (1-3, 1-1 OIA Division I), who had lost 19 consecutive games played.
Radford did earn a win over Kaiser last season, but it was by forfeit.
It’s the first victory for Radford since moving up to Division I at the start of the 2016 season after it won the D-II state title.
Radford held Kailua (0-4, 0-2) to 109 total yards of offense. Alpha and Aaron Escoto were in on five of the Rams’ six sacks on defense.
The victory was Radford’s first over Kailua since 1981, when Ken Niumatalolo was quarterback for the Rams. Niumatalolo is in town as head coach of Navy, which plays the University of Hawaii tonight at Aloha Stadium.
Mt. Spokane 42, Damien 14
Damien junior quarterback Jake Holtz threw for a school-record 299 yards in a 42-14 nonconference loss to Mt. Spokane (Wash.) on Friday in Spokane, Wash.
Damien played its first game on the mainland in 54 years of varsity football on the campus of Whitworth University and dropped to 1-6 all-time against mainland opponents.
Logan Lauti caught both touchdown passes in the fourth quarter for the Monarchs (2-1) and finished with eight receptions for 138 yards. Mt. Spokane has won four consecutive GSL 3A titles and is ranked No. 9 at its level in the state of Washington.
Senior quarterback Brady Hill, the returning GSL 3A offensive MVP, scored on a 62-yard touchdown run and was 15-for-22 for 217 yards with a 46-yard touchdown pass to tight end Tanner Brooks for the game’s first score.
Kannon Katzer rushed for 128 yards on 10 carries and scored on TD runs of 54, 2 and 36 yards.
Holtz finished 1 yard shy of becoming the first 300-yard passer in a game in Damien school history. The Wildcats held the Monarchs to minus-12 rushing yards on 21 attempts.
GAME SUMMARY
>> Damien (2-1) 0 0 0 14 — 14
>> Mt. Spokane (1-0) 14 13 6 9 — 42
Mt. Spokane — Tanner Brooks 46 pass from Brady Hill (Tommy Madill kick)
Mt. Spokane — Hill 62 run (Madill kick)
Mt. Spokane — Kannon Katzer 54 run (Madill kick)
Mt. Spokane — Katzer 2 run (kick failed)
Mt. Spokane — Katzer 36 run (kick failed)
Damien — Logan Lauti 16 pass from Jake Holtz (Christian Souza kick)
Damien — Lauti 28 pass from Holtz (Souza kick)
Mt. Spokane — Safety, punt snapped out of end zone
Mt. Spokane — Josh Curtis 74 run (Madill kick)
RUSHING — Damien: Aperamo Sulu 6-19, Lauti 1-1, River Iaea 3-0, Holtz 10-(minus 21). Mt. Spokane: Katzer 10-123, Curtis 5-81, Hill 6-77, Quentin Ayers 2-9, Grayson Bowles 2-8, Madill 2-5, Connor Marll 3-2, Jeter Schuerman 1-1, Ikaika Hong 1-1, team 1-(minus 2), Devon Lusk 2-(minus 8).
PASSING — Damien: Holtz 22-48-1-299. Mt. Spokane: Hill 15-23-0-217.
RECEIVING — Damien: Lauti 8-138, Lindon Sevilleja 6-83, Alohi Arecchi 4-44, Jarvis Natividad 2-20, Sulu 2-14. Mt. Spokane: Brooks 7-138, Bowles 3-37, Madill 3-17, Lusk 1-13, Isaac Adams 1-12.
Roosevelt 30, Kalani 0
Sky Ogata rushed for 161 yards and two touchdowns to lead the Rough Riders (3-1 overall, 1-1 in OIA/ILH Division II) past the Falcons (0-4, 0-2) at Roosevelt.
Ogata scored on runs 36 and 55 yards. He also passed for 26 yards.
GAME SUMMARY
>> Kalani (0-4, 0-2) 0 0 0 0 — 0
>> Roosevelt (3-1, 1-1) 7 7 9 7 — 30
Roosevelt — Sky Ogata 36 run (Mason Morishige kick)
Roosevelt — Ogata 55 run (Morishige kick)
Roosevelt — FG Morishige 31
Roosevelt — Myka Kukahiwa 3 run (kick blocked)
Roosevelt — Josh Maikui 10 run (Morishige kick)
RUSHING — Kalani: Christopher Sigler 1-5, Jake Lee 4-4, Nicholas Sakamoto 14-2. Roosevelt: Ogata 9-161, Mitchell Camacho 16-97, Kukahiwa 12-56, Maikui 5-41, Keneke Gusman 2-25, Aalona Monteilh 2-0, Scott Chung 1-(minus 5).
PASSING — Kalani: Sakamoto 13-39-1-97. Roosevelt: Ogata 4-11-0-26.
RECEIVING — Kalani: Lee 4-44, Noah Ah Sam 3-16, Brayden Miguel 3-16, Mark Mendoza 2-12, Micah Matsuda 1-9. Roosevelt: Camacho 2-1, Ty DeBrum 1-13, Chung 1-12.
* JV —Roosevelt 54, Kalani 0
