HHSAA D-I Boys Soccer: ʻIolani vs. Kapolei
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ʻIolani's Misatu Nasu (23) and Kapolei's Kyle Nakasone (14) got entangled over the ball during the first half of the Division I HHSAA boys soccer state championships semifinals on Friday.
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ʻIolani goalkeeper Isaak Tanaka (1) stopped the ball during a goal attempt by the Kapolei Hurricanes.
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Kapolei's Tommy Mascaro-Keahi (12) navigated past ʻIolani's Mahana Simafrancaf (24) and Frederik Mareels (10).
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ʻIolani's Branson Suzuki (14) cleared-out the ball.
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Kapolei's Kawika Kelii kicked the ball as ʻIolani's Zach Gaoiran (11) closed in.
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ʻIolani’s Lincoln Oishi cleared the ball out.
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ʻIolani's Jonah Kawamura kept the ball just ahead of the defense by Kapolei's Cypress Navarro-Acio (2).
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ʻIolani goalkeeper Isaak Tanaka (1) advanced as Kapolei's Tommy Mascaro-Keahi (12) made an approach for a goal.
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