Other UH champions honored will be the UH women's volleyball team and the UH women's soccer team. Like the football, the women won Western Athletic Conference titles.

Also honored will be football champions from Oahu from the intermediate level up.

The UH Marching Band and Rainbow Dancers, the Leilehua High School Band, the Iolani School Band, and the Royal Hawaiian Band also will participate.

The parade starts from Fort DeRussy (at Saratoga and Kalakaua) and ends at the Sunset on the Beach site (Kapahula and Kalakaua).

The event will be telecast live on KHNL (channel 13, cable 8, digital 008, high definition 1008) from 4:30 p.m. to 6 p.m.

The list of champions:

UH:

Football, women's volleyball, women's soccer.

High school:

Leilehua (State and Oahu Interscholastic Association Division I champion)

'Iolani (State and Interscholastic League of Honolulu Division II champion)

Saint Louis (ILH varsity and junior varsity champions)

Kaimuki (OIA Division II champion)

Wai'anae (OIA junior varsity Division I champion)

Waipahu (OIA junior varsity Division II champion)

Word of Life (ILH intermediate champion)

Schedule

4 p.m. — Parade begins at Fort DeRussy

5:15 p.m. — Live entertainment on Stage by Imua

5:45-6:15 p.m. — Parade of Champions program on stage

6:15 p.m.-8 p.m. — Entertainment by Augie T., Vili the Warrior, Nalani Choy of Na Leo and Willie K., and other guests, plus highlights of 2007 UH football season on the Sunset on the Beach screen.

Road closures

The parade route and cross streets will be closed progressively from 2 p.m. City buses will detour from approximately 3:30 p.m. or when directed by police, road supervisors or The Bus central control.