Big Blue’s Season Recap

Preseason:

Game 1: Punahou 24, Waimea 14-Waimea led this one 14-10 in the fourth quarter before losing in the final minutes. Jordan Dizon scored two touchdowns for the Menehunes. Punahou went on to a 13-2 record and took second under Iolani in the ILH.

Game 2: Waimea 45, Hilo 0-The Vikings hardly stood a chance, as Waimea (1-1) rolled up 318 yards rushing. They held Hilo to 90 total yards, 40 of which came in the final minute of the game. Rayson Cacal scored five touchdowns and ran for 132 yards.

Regular Season:

Game 1: Waimea 29, Kaua’i 7- The Raiders took a 7-2 lead into the half. Five second-half turnovers opened wide Waimea’s window of opportunity. Dane Koga intercepted Kamo’i Refamonte, and Chesley Barba scooted 15 yards for one of the Menehune’s touchdowns.

Game 2: Waimea 31, Kapa’a 0- Waimea displayed a relentless ground assault that accumulated to over 230 yards. The Menehune defense held the Warriors to only 10 yards of total offensive production after three quarters.

Game 3: Waimea 40, Kaua’i 7-Kaua’i saw some light at the onset of the game, marching up the field to a Alika Rosa touchdown and a 7-3 lead. But they couldn’t stop Jordan Dizon. He rushed for 138 yards on 13 carries in the first half alone.

Game 4: Waimea 40, Kapa’a 0-Kyle Yokoyama, Jordan Dizon, Chelsey Barba, and Dane Koga all scored TD’s as the Menehunes held the Warriors to 70 yards on the ground.

Game 5: Waimea 21, Kaua’i 0-Chesley Barba amassed 118 yards running in the first half (over 157 yards on 23 carries in the game). RB Jordon Dizon rushed for over 148 yards on 23 carries. Cacal returned a 42-yard punt for a TD.

Game 6: Waimea 41, Kapa’a 0-The Menehune’s only allowed 32 yards of Warrior offense in the first half. Barba ran for 134, Cacal scored a TD, Polacio threw two TDs and the Menehunes amassed 323 yards on the ground.