From TGI Staff Reports The Kaua’i High School junior varsity football team shut Kapa’a out for three-and-a-half quarters last Friday night at Vidinha Stadium. But in the end, the Red Raiders’ defense could not keep the Warriors out of the
From TGI Staff Reports
The Kaua’i High School junior varsity football team shut Kapa’a out for
three-and-a-half quarters last Friday night at Vidinha Stadium.
But in the
end, the Red Raiders’ defense could not keep the Warriors out of the end zone.
Kapa’a got a one-yard touchdown run from Kanalu Hawelu at the 5:51 mark of the
fourth quarter to go ahead 7-3 and did not look back. Gabe Sarsona added the
extra point.
Two minutes later, the Warriors’ Kendall Maglinti also ran one
in from a yard out to add insurance for Kapa’a. A botched extra-point attempt
then turned good for the Warriors, as Hawelu ran in the two-point
conversion.
Kaua’i’s three points came on a 37-yard field goal from Aaron
Coyaso in the third quarter.
The victory improved Kapa’a’s record to 2-2
overall. Kaua’i dropped to 0-3.
Waimea is at the top of the junior varsity
standings with a 3-0 record. The Menehunes and Red Raiders tangle Friday night
at 5 p.m. at Vidinha Stadium.
