HHSAA State Football Championships

HHSAA State Football Championships
Sport	Football
State	Hawaii
Level of competition	High School
Founded	1999 (Division I); 2003 (Division II); 2016 (Open Division)
Divisions	3 (Open, I, & II)
Open
Current champions	Saint Louis
Division I
Current champions	Hilo
Most Championships	Kahuku (8)
Division II
Current champions	Lahainaluna
Most Championships	Iolani (8)

The Hawaii High School Athletic Association (HHSAA) State Football Championship consists of the two games that are played annually to crown the Division 1 and Division 2 state football champions in Hawaii. Before 1999, when the State Football Championship game was instituted, Hawaii did not crown an official state champion in football and instead held the Oahu Prep Bowl, which matched up the champions of the two football leagues on Oahu to play for a mythical state football championship.

As of 2016, the Hawaii High School Athletic Association board approved a one-year pilot for a three-tier football state championship format, which will go into effect. Under the new structure, the addition of an Open Division will consist of six teams, with an eight-team Division I bracket and a six-team Division II bracket.

History of the Oahu Prep Bowl

In the early years of prep football the question of "who's the best high school football team in the state" could never be answered as Hawaii never conducted a state championship. This all changed in 1973 when Bill Smithe of the Oahu Interscholastic Association (OIA) and Clay Benham of the Interscholastic League of Honolulu (ILH) struck a deal where the champions from each league met to decide who was the best team in the state. The game was initially called the Oahu Bowl, marking the first time that league champions played each other in the postseason. Though the bowl game did not include neighbor island champions, it was considered Hawaii's state championship. In 1974, the name was changed from Oahu Bowl to the Oahu Prep Bowl and the game became an annual tradition.

Past Oahu Prep Bowl Championship Results

Year	Winner	Score	Opponent
1973	Waianae (OIA)	6-0	St. Louis (ILH)
1974	KS-Oahu (ILH)	27-26	Leilehua (OIA)
1975	KS-Oahu (ILH)	20-14	Waianae (OIA)
1976	KS-Oahu (ILH)	46-6	Radford (OIA)
1977	Waianae (OIA)	27-6	Punahou (ILH)
1978	Waianae (OIA)	14-6	KS-Oahu (ILH)
1979	Kaiser (OIA)	27-7	KS-Oahu (ILH)
1980	Iolani (ILH)	7-7 (tie)	Waianae (OIA)
1981	Radford (OIA)	14-2	St. Louis (ILH)
1982	Pac-Five (ILH)	14-7	Waianae (OIA)
1983	St. Louis (ILH)	15-12	Nanakuli (OIA)
1984	Leilehua (OIA)	10-0	St. Louis (ILH)
1985	Pac-Five (ILH)	56-7	Waianae (OIA)
1986	St. Louis (ILH)	49-6	Waianae (OIA)
1987	St. Louis (ILH)	35-0	Waianae (OIA)
1988	St. Louis (ILH)	49-7	Waianae (OIA)
1989	St. Louis (ILH)	35-18	Kahuku (OIA)
1990	St. Louis (ILH)	38-3	Farrington (OIA)
1991	St. Louis (ILH)	36-6	Waianae (OIA)
1992	St. Louis (ILH)	35-7	Waianae (OIA)
1993	St. Louis (ILH)	37-22	Kahuku (OIA)
1994	St. Louis (ILH)	26-20	Kahuku (OIA)
1995	St. Louis (ILH)	27-26	Kahuku (OIA)
1996	St. Louis (ILH)	7-0	Waianae (OIA)
1997	St. Louis (ILH)	27-0	Waianae (OIA)
1998	St. Louis (ILH)	28-20	Kahuku (OIA)

Prep Bowl Past Champions Record (Championships/Runners-Up)

St. Louis (14-3)
Waianae (4-10)
KS-Oahu (3-2)
Pac-Five (2-0)
Iolani (1-0)
Kaiser (1-0)
Leilehua (1-1)
Radford (1-1)
Nanakuli (0-1)
Punahou (0-1)
Farrington (0-1)
Kahuku (0-5)

Past HHSAA State Football Championship Results

Division I & Open

Year	Winner	Score	Opponent
1999	St. Louis (ILH)	19-0	Kahuku (OIA)
2000	Kahuku (OIA)	26-20	St. Louis (ILH)
2001	Kahuku (OIA)	21-14	St. Louis (ILH)
2002	St. Louis (ILH)	34-15	Castle (OIA)
2003	Kahuku (OIA)	27-26	St. Louis (ILH)
2004	KS-Kapalama (ILH)	28-7	Leilehua (OIA)
2005	Kahuku (OIA)	28-21	Punahou (ILH)
2006	Kahuku (OIA)	7-6	St. Louis (ILH)
2007	Leilehua (OIA)	20-16	St. Louis (ILH)
2008	Punahou (ILH)	38-8	Leilehua (OIA)
2009	KS-Kapalama (ILH)	34-21	Kahuku (OIA)
2010	St. Louis (ILH)	36-13	Waianae (OIA)
2011	Kahuku (OIA)	30-24	Punahou (ILH)
2012	Kahuku (OIA)	42-20	Punahou (ILH)
2013	Punahou (ILH)	28-22	Mililani (OIA)
2014	Mililani (OIA)	53-45	Punahou (ILH)
2015	Kahuku (OIA)	39-14	St. Louis (ILH)
2016 (Div 1)	Mililani (OIA)	31-20	Iolani (ILH)
2016 (Open)	St. Louis (ILH)	30-14	Kahuku (OIA)
2017 (Div 1)	Hilo (BIIF)	35-19	Damien (ILH)
2017 (Open)	St. Louis (ILH)	31-28	Kahuku (OIA)
2018 (Div 1)	Waipahu (OIA)	42-22	Hilo (BIIF)
2018 (Open)	St. Louis (ILH)	38-17	Mililani (OIA)

Division I & Open Championship Game wins and appearances by school

Appearances	School	W	L	Pct	Games
12	Kahuku	8	4	.667	Lost 1999 Title Game Won 2000 Title Game Won 2001 Title Game Won 2003 Title Game Won 2005 Title Game Won 2006 Title Game Lost 2009 Title Game Won 2011 Title Game Won 2012 Title Game Won 2015 Title Game Lost 2016 Open Title Game Lost 2017 Open Title Game
12	St. Louis	6	6	.500	Won 1999 Title Game Lost 2000 Title Game Lost 2001 Title Game Won 2002 Title Game Lost 2003 Title Game Lost 2006 Title Game Lost 2007 Title Game Won 2010 Title Game Lost 2015 Title Game Won 2016 Open Title Game Won 2017 Open Title Game Won 2018 Open Title Game
6	Punahou	2	4	.333	Lost 2005 Title Game Won 2008 Title Game Lost 2011 Title Game Lost 2012 Title Game Won 2013 Title Game Lost 2014 Title Game
3	Leilehua	1	2	.333	Lost 2004 Title Game Won 2007 Title Game Lost 2008 Title Game
2	Kamehameha-Kapalama	2	0	1.000	Won 2004 Title Game Won 2009 Title Game
4	Mililani	2	2	.500	Lost 2013 Title Game Won 2014 Title Game Won 2016 D1 Title Game Lost 2018 Open Title Game
1	Waipahu	1	0	1.000	Won 2018 D1 Title Game
2	Hilo	1	1	.500	Won 2017 D1 Title Game Lost 2018 D1 Title Game
1	Castle	0	1	.000	Lost 2002 Title Game
1	Waianae	0	1	.000	Lost 2010 Title Game
1	Iolani	0	1	.000	Lost 2016 D1 Title Game
1	Damien	0	1	.000	Lost 2017 D1 Title Game

Division II

Year	Winner	Score	Opponent
2003	Aiea (OIA)	9-7	Damien (ILH)
2004	Campbell (OIA)	28-7	Iolani (ILH)
2005	Iolani (ILH)	34-20	Radford (OIA)
2006	King Kekaulike (MIL)	33-20	Kauai (KIF)
2007	Iolani (ILH)	28-21	Lahainaluna (MIL)
2008	Iolani (ILH)	35-20	Radford (OIA)
2009	Iolani (ILH)	24-17	Kauai (KIF)
2010	Iolani (ILH)	49-14	Kaimuki (OIA)
2011	Iolani (ILH)	34-0	Waipahu (OIA)
2012	Iolani (ILH)	36-33	Lahainaluna (MIL)
2013	Kaiser (OIA)	17-7	Kauai (KIF)
2014	Iolani (ILH)	31-14	Lahainaluna (MIL)
2015	Radford (OIA)	30-16	Kapaa (KIF)
2016	Lahainaluna (MIL)	21-14	Kapaa (KIF)
2017	Lahainaluna (MIL)	75-69	Konawaena (BIIF)
2018	Lahainaluna (MIL)	34-32	Kapaa (KIF)

Division II Championship Game wins and appearances by school

Appearances	School	W	L	Pct	Games
9	Iolani	8	1	.889	Lost 2004 Title Game Won 2005 Title Game Won 2007 Title Game Won 2008 Title Game Won 2009 Title Game Won 2010 Title Game Won 2011 Title Game Won 2012 Title Game Won 2014 Title Game
6	Lahainaluna	3	3	.500	Lost 2007 Title Game Lost 2012 Title Game Lost 2014 Title Game Won 2016 Title Game Won 2017 Title Game Won 2018 Title Game
3	Kauai	0	3	.000	Lost 2006 Title Game Lost 2009 Title Game Lost 2013 Title Game
3	Radford	1	2	.333	Lost 2005 Title Game Lost 2008 Title Game Won 2015 Title Game
3	Kapaa	0	3	.000	Lost 2015 Title Game Lost 2016 Title Game Lost 2018 Title Game
1	Aiea	1	0	1.000	Won 2003 Title Game
1	Campbell	1	0	1.000	Won 2004 Title Game
1	Kaiser	1	0	1.000	Won 2013 Title Game
1	King Kekaulike	1	0	1.000	Won 2006 Title Game
1	Damien	0	1	.000	Lost 2003 Title Game
1	Kaimuki	0	1	.000	Lost 2010 Title Game
1	Waipahu	0	1	.000	Lost 2011 Title Game
1	Konawaena	0	1	.000	Lost 2017 Title Game

2009 HHSAA Playoff Bracket

Division I

First Round
@ Higher Seed

irked

Finals

S1

Kahuku

9

2

S6

Farrington

6

3

Farrington

48

S1

Kahuku

21

S2

KS-Oahu

34

S2

KS-Oahu

40

S3

Baldwin

12

S5

Leilehua

0

S5

Leilehua

48

* Denotes overtime game

DIVISION I STATE CHAMPION: KS-Oahu

RUNNER-UP: Kahuku

Division II

First Round (11/21)

Semifinals

Championship

S1

'Iolani

21

S4

Lahainaluna

12

S6

'Aiea

7

S6

Aiea

20

S1

'Iolani

24

S2

Kaua'i

17

S2

Kaua'i

28

S3

Moanalua

14

S5

Hawai'i Prep

14

S5

Hawai'i Prep

17

* Denotes overtime game

DIVISION II STATE CHAMPION: Iolani

RUNNER-UP: Kauai

2010 HHSAA Playoff Bracket

Division I

First Round
@ Higher Seed

Semifinals
@ Aloha Stadium

Championship
@ Aloha Stadium

S1

Mililani

41

S4

Kealakehe

16

S6

Waianae

48

S6

Waianae

34

S2

St. Louis

36

S6

Waianae

13

S2

St. Louis

42

S3

Baldwin

26

S5

Leilehua

28

S5

Leilehua

35

* Denotes overtime game

DIVISION I STATE CHAMPION: St. Louis

RUNNER-UP: Waianae

Division II

First Round

Semifinals

Championship

S1

'Iolani

14

S4

Kauai

17

S4

Kauai

0

S6

Kalaheo

13

S1

'Iolani

49

S3

Kaimuki

14

S2

Lahainaluna

27*

S3

Kaimuki

14

S3

Kaimuki

28*

S5

KS-Hawaii

9

* Denotes overtime game

DIVISION II STATE CHAMPION: 'Iolani

RUNNER-UP: Kaimuki

2016 HHSAA Playoff Bracket

Open Division

First Round @ Aloha Stadium			Semifinals @ Aloha Stadium			Championship @ Aloha Stadium

			1	Kahuku	54
	Punahou	22		Kapolei	7
	Kapolei	31				1	Kahuku	14
						2	St. Louis	30
			2	St. Louis	42
	Farrington	8		Wai'anae	7
	Wai'anae	14

* Denotes overtime game

OPEN DIVISION STATE CHAMPION: St. Louis

RUNNER-UP: Kahuku

Division I

First Round			Semifinals			Championship


1	Hilo	25

	Leilehua	26
				Leilehua	35

				Mililani	51
4	Baldwin	28

	Mililani	49
							Mililani	31

						2	'Iolani	20
2	Campbell	48

	Waiakea	0
			2	Campbell	12

			3	'Iolani	35
3	'Iolani	17

	Moanalua	14

DIVISION I STATE CHAMPION: Mililani

RUNNER-UP: 'Iolani

Division II

First Round			Semifinals			Championship

			1	Kapa'a	21
4	Damien	40	4	Damien	14
5	Waialua	0				1	Kapa'a	14
						3	Lahainaluna	21
			2	Konawaena	14
3	Lahainaluna	52	3	Lahainaluna	28
	Waipahu	14

* Denotes overtime game

DIVISION II STATE CHAMPION: Lahainaluna

RUNNER-UP: Kapa'a

2017 HHSAA Tournament Brackets

Open Division

Semifinals @ Aloha Stadium		Finals @ Aloha Stadium


Kahuku	10

Waianae	7
		Kahuku	28

		St. Louis	31
St. Louis	47

Mililani	23

OPEN DIVISION STATE CHAMPION: St. Louis

RUNNER-UP: Kahuku

Division I

Semifinals @ Higher Seed			Finals @ Aloha Stadium


2	Kauai	10

	Damien	13
				Damien	19

			1	Hilo	35
1	Hilo	26

	Maui	7

DIVISION I STATE CHAMPION: Hilo

RUNNER-UP: Damien

Division II

Semifinals @ Higher Seed			Finals @ Aloha Stadium


1	Lahainaluna	35

	'Iolani	27
			1	Lahainaluna	75*

			2	Konawaena	69*
2	Konawaena	53

	Waipahu	50

* Denotes overtime game

DIVISION II STATE CHAMPION: Lahainaluna

RUNNER-UP: Konawaena

HHSAA Division Classification

* Private School

Classifications as of 2018 season[1]

Open Division

OIA

KAHUKU RED RAIDERS
WAI'ANAE SEARIDERS
CAMPBELL SABERS
FARRINGTON GOVERNORS
KAPOLEI HURRICANES
MILILANI TROJANS

ILH

KAMEHAMEHA* WARRIORS
PUNAHOU* BUFFANBLU
SAINT LOUIS* CRUSADERS

Division I

OIA

'AIEA NA ALI'I
CASTLE KNIGHTS
KAILUA SURFRIDERS
LEILEHUA MULES
MOANALUA NA MENEHUNE
NANAKULI GOLDEN HAWKS
RADFORD RAMS
WAIPAHU MARAUDERS

ILH

DAMIEN* MONARCHS
'IOLANI* RAIDERS

MIL

BALDWIN BEARS
MAUI SABERS

BIIF

HILO VIKINGS
KEALAKEHE WAVERIDERS
KEA'AU COUGARS
WAIAKEA WARRIORS

Division II

OIA

KAIMUKI BULLDOGS
KAISER COUGARS
KALAHEO MUSTANGS
KALANI FALCONS
McKINLEY TIGERS
PEARL CITY CHARGERS
ROOSEVELT ROUGH RIDERS
WAIALUA BULLDOGS

ILH

PAC-FIVE WOLFPACK
ST. FRANCIS* SAINTS

MIL

LAHAINALUNA LUNAS
KAMEHAMEHA-MAUI* WARRIORS
KING KEKAULIKE NA ALI'I

BIIF

HAWAI'I PREP* KA MAKANI
HONOKA'A DRAGONS
KAMEHAMEHA-HAWAI'I* WARRIORS
KONAWAENA WILDCATS

KIF

KAPA'A WARRIORS
KAUA'I RED RAIDERS
WAIMEA MENEHUNES

8 Man**

Big Island

KA'U TROJANS
KOHALA COWBOYS
PAHOA DAGGERS

Maui

HANA DRAGONS
LANAI PINELADS
MOLOKAI MIGHTY FARMERS
SEABURY HALL* SPARTANS

* Private School
** The HHSAA does not recognize a championship sport unless three or more leagues participate.

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