St. Louis pounds Mililani

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By Brandon Masuoka
Advertiser Staff Writer

Saint Louis' 6-foot-5 receiver Desmond Hanohano, right, outjumps 5-10 Mililani defender Michael Suan for a 7-yard TD catch. Hanohano caught 9 passes for 307 yards. Eugene Tanner • The Honolulu Advertiser

Hanohano, a 6-foot-5 senior wide receiver, caught nine passes for 307 yards and four touchdowns as the Crusaders pounded the Trojans, 47-12, at Aloha Stadium.

A crowd of 5,665 watched Hanohano break three single-game state tournament records: most receiving yards (307), most touchdowns (four) and longest touchdown reception (81 yards).

"Desmond came up huge in this game," said Saint Louis quarterback Keali'i Perbera, who completed 9 of 16 passes for 290 yards and four touchdowns. "With him on the outside, it's a big target out there."

Saint Louis (8-1) will play Baldwin in an 8 p.m. semifinal Friday at Aloha Stadium. Mililani (9-3) lost its third consecutive game and was eliminated from the tournament.

Hanohano deflected credit to Perbera, the offensive line and the scout team that helped him prepare for last night's game.

"The scout guys during the week were giving us good looks all week long," Hanohano said. "We showed up to play and made big plays."

Mililani coach James Millwood said his team lacked the finishing touch. The Trojans held the ball for 31 minutes and 52 seconds, but could only muster two touchdowns.

"We tried to move the ball; we had 15 first downs (to Saint Louis' 12), but we didn't get the ball in the end zone," Millwood said. "We just gave (Saint Louis) too many opportunities with the ball. They're a big-strike team."

Saint Louis scored on its first possession when Perbera hit Hanohano on the left sideline for am 81-yard catch-and-run touchdown. Hanohano broke several tackles on his way to the end zone.

In the second quarter, Perbera found Hanohano again on a 7-yard touchdown. The PAT failed and Saint Louis led 13-0. On the drive, Perbera completed 2 of 3 passes for 33 yards, including a 26-yard completion to Aaron Bain.

The Trojans responded on their next possession with an 8-play, 80-yard drive capped by a 53-yard pass from Maka Kahoano to Jon Santos. The PAT failed and Mililani trailed 13-6 with 5:07 left.

Saint Louis would strike again just before halftime when Hanohano caught his third touchdown pass. On second-and-10 from the Mililani 34, Perbera lofted a high pass into the end zone and Hanohano made a tough catch while falling down to give Saint Louis a 20-6 lead with 1:02 remaining.

Hanohano continued his scoring streak in the third quarter, hauling in a 63-yard pass from Perbera for a 27-6 Saint Louis lead.

"We had no answers for him," Millwood said. "We didn't have anybody who could match up with him. He's a good weapon and they kept going to him."

The Crusaders got their fifth touchdown from their defense when defensive back Gabriel Vierra intercepted Kahoano and ran it back 46 yards.

Saint Louis running back B.J. Batts added a 2-yard touchdown run and reserve quarterback Stanley Nihipali scored on an 8-yard run in the third quarter for a 47-6 lead.

Mililani's Santos scored the final touchdown on a 40-yard pass from Kahoano in the fourth quarter.

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State football game summaries

No. 1 Kahuku 41, Kaua'i 3

Kaua'i (5-4) 0 3 0 0— 3
KAHUKU (12-0) 0 7 27 7—41

• KAUA'I—FG Cody Kimura 21
• KAH—Paea Vaimoui 3 run (Michael Tuia kick)
• KAH—Vaimoui 8 run (Tuia kick)
• KAH—Torian Taulogo 60 punt return (kick blocked)
• KAH—Vaimoui 1 run (Dustin Huddy run)
• KAH—Bronson Ponciano-Ahue 4 run (run failed)
• KAH—Huddy 42 run (Tuia kick)

RUSHING—Kaua'i: Kekoa Crowell 4-20, Niko Elvienia 6-4, West Victorino 3-(minus 3), Kevin Cadiente 3-(minus 11). Kahuku: Dustin Huddy 10-89, Paea Vaimoui 14-50, Cy Naki 5-33, Manu Ngatikaura 3-18, Bronson Ponciano-Ahue 3-16, Kurtney Silva 2-13, Simote Vea 3-13, Spencer Hafoka 2-5, Michael Garcia 1-4, Jon Rickertson 1-3, Keola Silva 1-1.

PASSING—Kaua'i: Crowell 9-23-2—97, Kaulana Lemke 0-10-2—0, Victorino 0-1-0—0. Kahuku: Ponciano-Ahue 1-7-0—9, Silva 2-7-0—32.

RECEIVING—Kaua'i: Cadiente 3-42, Garen Itamura 3-15, Justin Arakaki 2-38, Elvienia 1-2. Kahuku: Frank Bracewell 1-21, Stanley Kava 1-11, Naki 1-9.

No. 2 Saint Louis 47, No. 10 Mililani 12

Saint Louis (8-1) 7 13 27 0 — 47
Mililani (9-3) 0 6 0 6 — 12

• StL—Desmond Hanohano 81 pass from Keali'i Perbera (Charles Santiago kick)
• StL—Hanohano 7 pass from Perbera (kick failed)
• Mili—Jon Santos 53 pass from Maka Kahoano (kick blocked)
• StL—Hanohano 34 pass from Perbera (Santiago kick)
• StL—Hanohano 63 pass from Perbera (Santiago kick)
• StL—Gabriel Vierra 46 interception return (Bruce Mann kick)
• StL—B.J. Batts 2 run (Santiago kick)
• StL—Stanley Nihipali 8 run (kick blocked)
• Mili—Santos 40 pass from Kahoano (kick failed)

RUSHING—Saint Louis: Batts 10-55, Nihipali 2-14, Shaun Kauleinamoku 1-5, Cody Wells 1-1, Wyatt Williams 2-0, Maka'ala Kuewa 1-(minus 1), Perbera 2-(minus 7). Mililani: Apduhan 13-63, Peter Raneses 6-28, Carlo Raneses 5-19, Aran Bisho 2-1, Kahoano 9-(minus 6).

PASSING—Saint Louis: Perbera 9-16-0—290, Nihipali 1-2-0—43. Mililani: Kahoano 11-21-1—160

RECEIVING—Saint Louis: Hanohano 9-307, Aaron Bain 1-26. Mililani: Bisho 5-41, Santos 4-105, Michael Pacada 1-11, P. Raneses 1-3.

No. 7 Baldwin 20, No. 3 Kailua 13

Kailua (8-3-1) 0 6 0 7—13
Baldwin (10-1) 7 6 0 7—20

• Baldwin—Shevis Shima 58 pass from Roy Antolin (J.J. Eno kick)
• Baldwin—FG Eno 28
• Kailua—Damien Torres 18 run (kick blocked)
• Baldwin—FG Eno 17
• Baldwin—Kaluka Maiava 16 run (Eno kick)
• Kailua—Torres 34 run (Michael Sakaba kick)

RUSHING—Kailua: Kelroy Kohatsu 9-(minus 6), Kekoa Sua 13-57, Damien Torres 16-98, Ryan Rodrigues 1-0. Baldwin: Roy Antolin 6-4, Waylin Costa 27-143, Kaluka Maiava 4-19, Larrin Wada 1-0.

PASSING—Kailua: Kohatsu 1-7-1—27. Baldwin: Antolin 8-14-1—125.

RECEIVING—Kailua: Sua 1-27. Baldwin: J.J. Eno 2-9, Shevis Shima 3-106, Cody Nakamura 1-11, Costa 1-minus 7, Maiava 1-6.

No. 5 Farrington 27, Hilo 0

FARRINGTON (7-4-1) 7 14 6 0—27
HILO (8-3) 0 0 0 0— 0

• Farr—Alvin Faumui 47 pass from Eti Atonio (Ropeti Gafa kick)
• Farr—Matt Bell 4 run (Gafa kick)
• Farr—Faumui 17 pass from Atonio (Gafa kick)
• Farr—Bell 15 run (kick failed)

RUSHING—Farrington: Bell 22-119, Ameko Vaimasanuu 3-13, Faumui 1-(minus 2), Atonio 5-(minus 11), Jostin Waialae 2-5, James Manuwai 1-2, Kenneth Faumui 1-8, James Hakuole 3-13. Hilo: Royden Nabarro 17-141, Matt Haasenritter 7-(minus 4), Wendell Castro 1-(minus 9), Shawn Dearing 1-(minus 4), Nui Spikes 3-(minus 1).

PASSING—Farrington: Atonio 11-15-1—179. Hilo: Haasenritter 3-6-2—23.

RECEIVING—Farrington: Faumui 6-126, Bell 3-29, Harrison Harris 2-24. Hilo: Kekoa Chavez 1-4, Dearing 1-21, Keoni Cooper 1-minus 2.

Damien 20, No. 8 Kapolei 14

DAMIEN (4-5) 14 0 6 0 — 20
KAPOLEI (9-2) 7 0 0 7 — 14

• Dami—Ranson DeCosta 14 run (Cory Mullen kick)
• Kapo—Kaipo-Noa Kaheaku-Enhada 2 run (Kerisiano Tuaniga kick)
• Dami—Andrew Canoy 28 pass from Tevita Williams (Mullen kick)
• Dami—DeCosta 35 run (kick failed)
• Kapo—Chaves Gamboa 7 pass from Jon Medeiros (Tuaniga kick)

RUSHING—Damien: DeCosta 24-219, Williams 5-(minus 8), Vaa Faualo 4-22, Fehi Sevelo 1-7. Kapolei: Kaheaku-Enhada 8-13, Gilbert Brown 5-7, Colin Dumlao 2-11, Jonathan Medeiro 8-22, John Dela Rama 1-3, Team 2-(minus 42).

PASSING—Damien: Williams 12-27-1--240. Kapolei: Kaheaku-Enhada 6-9-0--37, Medeiros 9-15-0--97.

RECEIVING—Damien: Canoy 7-192, Faualo 5-48. Kapolei: Brandon Pieper 9-93, Charles Recamara 1-8, James Stevens 1-0, Dela Rama 1-1, Dumlao 1-2, Gamboa 2-30.