Football recruits sign with colleges

These Saint Louis football players signed their letters of intent today: Timo Paepule. Hawai'i, Jason Rivers, Hawai'i, Tolifili "Andre" Liufau, Washington State, Wilson Afoa, University of Washington and Jeremy Inferrera, Hawai'i. Gregory Yamamoto • The Honolulu Advertiser

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The following players verbally committed to the University of Hawai'i football team. The players with a check mark next to their names have signed letters of intent. Those without a check mark have yet to submit a letter of intent. Players can sign letters of intent beginning this morning.

	Recruits	Pos.	Ht.	Wt.	School
	Quin Ah You	DL	6-3	270	Kahuku High
	Ray Bass	CB	5-11	170	Centennial High (Calif.)
	Lenny Boatner	RB/SB	5-11	170	Winston Academy (Miss.)
	Chris Cole	LB	5-9	226	Mission Viejo (Calif.) High
	*Jason Ferguson	SB	5-6	165	Fairfax High (Calif.)
	DeJaun Gatling	OL	6-4	260	Silverado High (Calif.)
	Xavier Ho‘olulu	OL	6-3	290	Kailua High
	Jeremy Inferrera	OL	6-3	280	Saint Louis School
	Michael Lafaele	C	6-1	280	Farrington High
	Viliami Nauahi	S	6-2	200	Kahuku High
	Timo Paepule	LB	6-0	210	Saint Louis School
	George Perry	DB	5-11	165	Kahuku High
	Jason Rivers	WR	6-2	193	Saint Louis School
	Jack Rolovich	QB	6-3	207	San Marin High (Calif.)
	Hercules Satele	OL	6-3	260	Long Beach (Calif.) Poly High
	Larry Sauafea	OL	6-3	260	Samoana High (American Samoa)
	Daniel Tautofi	LB	6-2	230	Kaimuki High
	**Tu Tui	DB	6-1	220	Kahuku High
	Tim Wright	P	6-4	205	SW Mississippi College
	Earnest Powell	CB	5-9	170	Hightower High (Houston)
	Elijuawon Thompson	DE	6-3	240	Los Angeles Southwest College
	Previously signed
	Matt Faga	DT	6-3	320	Fresno City College
	Reggie Maldonado	DE	6-5	240	Saddleback College (Calif.)
	A.J. Martinez	DB	6-0	185	Edison High (Calif.)
	Darrell Tautofi	DE	6-4	270	Dixie State College (Utah)
	Orlando Wong	QB/DB	6-1	190	Kahuku High
	* Will enroll in January 2004.
	** Will go on two-year church mission.

Mainland signings

List of football players who signed letters of intent or commitment today to accept scholarships from Mainland universities.