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For the Weekend of October 14-15Vikings, Broncos tie in Midget

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By JASON GALLIC

TGI Sports Editor

Results for Saturday,

Oct. 14

(games at Hanapepe Stadium)

Midget

Hanapepe Broncos

0; (4-0-1)

Kapa’a Vikings 0; (3-1-1)

Two of the top teams in Pop Warner

football battled to a scoreless tie Saturday. Defense was the name of the game

as neither Hanapepe or Kapa’a were able to crack the other’s

goalline.

Koloa Raiders 22; (2-3)

Kekaha Chargers 0; (1-4)

It was

the Gavin Loftstedt day in this midget battle. The all-around player scored the

Raiders’ first touchdown early in the first quarter on a five-yard run. In the

third quarter, Lofttedt recovered a blocked punt and rambled 27 yards to the

end zone for his second TD. He also ran for the two-point conversion to put his

team ahead 14-0.

Raider Ronson Arakaki got in on the scoring action with

eight seconds left in the game, running in from three yards out. Loftstedt

added the two-point conversion.

Pee Wee

Kapa’a Steelers 28;

(2-3)

Hanapepe Cowboys 8; (1-4)

Things began well for the Cowboys, when

Alan-Michal Gaspar found the end zone from eight yards out late in the first

quarter to put his team up 6-0.

Just minutes later, however, Kapa’a got on

the board when Lopine Apuna ran seven yards for the score. Just one Cowboys’

possession after that, Apuna again was on the attack. He returned a punt 50

yards for the score, and Ekolu Allianic scored on the two-point conversion to

put Kapa’a up 14-6.

In the third quarter, the Steelers’ Chaz Galvez

recovered a blocked punt on the Cowboys’ 21-yard line and ran all the way back

for the TD.

Kainoa Nakaahiki then recorded a safety for Kapa’a to put his

team ahead 22-6.

Midway through the final period, the scoring ended when

Steelers QB Ekolu Allianic found Kullen Fernandez for a 34-yard TD

pass.

Kekaha Seahawks 26; (5-0)

Koloa Rams 8; (4-1)

In a battle of

unbeaten Pee Wee teams, Kekaha, behind a three-touchdown day from Chad Barba,

emerged victorious.

Drew Ueno got the Seahawks on the board first, when he

rumbled 32 yards on a fake punt to the end zone.

The Rams stormed back,

taking the lead when Alan Kalili ran 16 yards for the score, and added the

two-point conversion.

With Koloa ahead 8-6, Kekaha went to Barba, and he

delivered. The tailback scored in the second, third and fourth quarters on runs

of three, one and forty-two yards, respectively.

Kenney Estes added the

two-point conversion on Barba’s last TD to complete the scoring.

Jr. Pee

Wee

Hanapepe Colts 6; (2-2)

Kapa’a Warriors 0; (0-3-1)

Cole

Parongao accounted for the only points on this day when he dashed 37 yards for

the score at the 3:57 mark of the third quarter. Outside of that, defense ruled

the contest.

Koloa Packers 18; (2-2)

Kekaha Panthers 0;

(1-2-1)

Intense ball pressure led Koloa over Kekaha in Jr. Pee Wee action.

The Packers blocked two punts on the day, both of which led to

touchdowns.

Dustin Foley got the Packers on the board midway through the

first quarter when he ran 29 yards for the score.

Kaukana Siver blocked a

punt near the end of the third quarter. On the ensuing play, Foley got the ball

in his hands again, and turned in a 56-yard effort that ended in his second

score. Prystan Viluan ended the Koloa scoring in the fourth quarter when he

returned a blocked punt 26 yards to the end zone. Kody Pagador registered the

blocked kick.

Results for Sunday, Oct. 15

(games at Vidinha

Stadium)

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Lihu’e Patriots 22; (4-1)

Northshore Chiefs 6;

(0-5)

After a scoreless first quarter, the Patriots got on the board when

Kekoa Crowell found receiver Westin Victorino on a 19-yard touchdown pass.

Crowell added the two-point conversion for a 8-0 lead.

Lance Okasaki dove

in from one-yard out in the third quarter to get Lihu’e on the board again.

Crowell again converted for two. Those two gentlemen hooked up for the

Patriots’ final TD. Crowell found Okasaki for a five-yard TD pass with under

one minute remaining in the game.

Pee Wee

Lihu’e Dolphins 34;

(3-2)

Northshore Giants 0; (0-5)

Kyle Kaili found the end zone three

times on the afternoon for the Dolphins as the squad romped over Northshore.

Stanton Yoshimori got the Giants on the board first when he registered a

safety. Kaili the scored on a free-kick return. Micah Waiamau converted the

two-point try.

Kaleo Perez then ran in from seven yards for a score.

Lihu’e’s Hanohano Elis recovered a Giants’ fumble with time running out in the

first quarter. Drake Apao capitalized right away, running 31 yards for the TD.

Kaili scored the final two Dolphins’ touchdowns on a 45-yard run and

30-yard punt return.