'Iolani put an emphatic cap on a dominant opening weekend by Interscholastic League of Hono-lulu football teams last night, blitzing Kamehameha-Maui, 39-0, in the feature game of the Father Bray Classic at Aloha Stadium.

The ILH went 5-0 against nonleague opponents this weekend.

"It's a really tough league, and it's getting stronger," said 'Iolani quarterback Kela Marciel, who completed 14 of 22 passes for 161 yards and three touchdowns and added 82 yards and two rushing TDs. "All of the guys are getting stronger and faster."

The defending Division II state champion Raiders put on an impressive display despite losing many of their top skill players to graduation. They went 68 yards in only five plays on their first possession, culminated by Marciel's 10-yard run, and made it 13-0 midway through the first quarter on Marciel's 12-yard TD pass to Brandon Ball.

'Iolani extended the lead to 20-0 early in the second quarter on a 38-yard touchdown strike from Marciel to Trevyn Tulonghari, then went up 26-0 shortly after on Marciel's 7-yard keeper.

"They're looking very good, they're very sound in all aspects," Kamehameha-Maui coach Leo Delatori said of the Raiders. "We don't see that kind of (no-huddle) offense on Maui, and they have a heck of a quarterback."

KS-MAUI (0-1) 0 0 0 0— 0

'IOLANI (1-0) 13 20 0 6—39

'Iol — Kellen Imada 10 run (kick blocked)

'Iol — Brandon Ball 12 pass from Kela Marciel (Carl Gibson kick)

'Iol — Trevyn Tulonghari 38 pass from Marciel (Gibson kick)

'Iol — Marciel 7 run (kick failed)

'Iol — Kevin Barayuga 8 pass from Marciel (Gibson kick)

'Iol — Barayuga 9 pass from Andrew Skalman (kick failed)

RUSHING — KS-Maui: Jordan Camara 6-14; Kupono Hong 4-18; Noah Facuri 1-(minus-1); Evan Garces 3-13; Eli Ferreira 1-8. 'Iolani: Imada 11-91; Marciel 10-82; Ammon Baldomero 11-35; Travis Sato 1-8; Jaron Teramoto 6-30; Keenan Ho'ohuli 1-(minus-2); Skalman 2-1; Barayuga 2-(minus-1).

PASSING — KS-Maui: Ferreira 5-11-1—44; Facuri 0-2-0—0; Garces 5-10-0—74. 'Iolani: Marciel 14-22-0—161; Skalman 1-2-0—9.

RECEIVING — KS-Maui: Kekoa Turbeville 4-67; Cameron Yip 3-15, Hong 1-2; Ethan Cabatingan 1-27; Nicholas Lopes 1-7. 'Iolani: Ball 5-54; Keenan Ho'ohuli 3-19; Tulonghari 2-43; Imada 2-30; Travis Muraoka 1-7; Barayuga 2-17.

Reach Wes Nakama at wnakama@honoluluadvertiser.com or 535-2456. See Nakama's blog at blogs.honoluluadvertiser.com.

PAC-FIVE 50, WAIALUA 7

Darin Kamealoha caught six passes for 132 yards and one touchdown and also scored on a 59-yard run on a fake punt to propel Pac-Five in the first game of the Father Bray Classic.

On the game's opening possession, the Wolfpack faced a fourth-and-16 from their own 41, but Kamealoha took the punt snap and raced around right end and then down the sideline for a touchdown. Later in the first quarter, linebacker Caleb Alipio tackled a Waialua runner in the end zone for a safety, putting Pac-Five up, 9-0.

Kamealoha returned the free kick 35 yards, setting up PJ Minaya's 3-yard TD run on a quarterback keeper to help give the Wolfpack a 16-0 lead with 2:58 remaining in the first quarter.

The Bulldogs answered with a 67-yard touchdown pass play from William Sacapulu-Ueda to AJ Hernandez, cutting it to 16-7 with 1:48 still left in the first quarter. But Pac-Five made it 23-7 on a 7-yard TD pass from Minaya to London Amorin, and linebacker Kaimi Kanehailua recovered a fumble on the Waialua 4-yard line and ran it in to help give the Wolfpack a 30-7 halftime lead.

WAIALUA (0-1) 7 0 0 0— 7

PAC-FIVE (1-0) 16 14 13 7—50

Pac — Darin Kamealoha 59 run (Brendan Sagucio kick)

Pac — Safety, Waialua tackled in end zone

Pac — PJ Minaya 3 run (Sagucio kick)

Wai — AJ Hernandez 67 pass from William Sacapulu-Ueda (Kainoa Rosa kick)

Pac — London Amorin 7 pass from Minaya (Sagucio kick)

Pac — Kaimi Kanehailua 4 fumble return (Sagucio kick)

Pac — Amorin 40 pass from Minaya (Sagucio kick)

Pac — Kamealoha 28 pass from Brenton Beirne (run failed)

Pac — Logan Murakami 1 run (Sagucio kick)

RUSHING — Waialua: Hernandez 8-71; Kaleo Lopes 4-32; Sacapulu-Ueda 2-(minus-2); Keanu Kalulu-Kaeo 3-5; Rosa 1-1. Pac-Five: Beirne 4-(minus-28); Kamealoha 2-80; Chalson Baition 8-43; Tyler Watkins 2-3; Minaya 1-3; Chad Sumulong 1-7; Landan Burkhart 5-27; Jordan Estacio 1-1; Murakami 1-1; team 1-(minus-15).

PASSING — Waialua: Sacapulu-Ueda 8-16-2—150; Kalulu-Keao 1-7-2—4. Pac-Five: Beirne 5-13-0—88; Minaya 7-14-0—113; Murakami 1-1-0—8.

RECEIVING — Waialua: Hernandez 3-91; Joesph Kaulula'au 2-7; Lopes 2-47; Branson Chun 1-2; Jacob Holland-Castro 1-7. Pac-Five: Kamealoha 6-132; Amorin 3-52; Baition 3-17; Lawson Kurosu 1-8.

DAMIEN 15, MCKINLEY 12

Brenan Furtado rushed for 100 yards and a touchdown, lifting the Monarchs over the Tigers at Roosevelt field. Sio Fiso ran for a touchdown and passed for a score to lead McKinley.

MCKINLEY (0-1) 0 6 0 6—12

DAMIEN (1-0) 2 13 0 0—15

Dam — Safety

Dam — Brenan Furtado 41 run (Makana Ka'anoi kick)

Dam — Anthony Tuitele 6 run (kick failed)

Mck — Sio Fiso 1 run (kick failed)

Mck — Tavita Woodward 20 pass from Fiso (kick failed)

RUSHING — McKinley: Will Starks-Togiai 11-48, Sio Fiso 9-33, Kainoa Kahalewai 6-27, Ikaika Mokiao 1-25, Soloman Dixon 1-8. Damien: Furtado 10-100, Kawika Anders 9-37, Tuitele 13-19, Michael Memea 1-8, Darius DeMello 1-0.

PASSING — McKinley: Fiso 12-22-0-136. Damien: Tuitele 5-16-2-84.

RECEIVING — McKinley: Ionatana Woodward 3-46, Solomon Dixon 2-43, Starks-Togiai 2-19, T. Woodward 1-20, Kahalewai 1-14, Kioco Melson 1-2, Justin Bassle 1-(minus 2), Alvin Ponce 1-(minus 6). Damien: Furtado 3-33, Ka'anoi 1-28, Austin Dawson 1-23.

Reported by Damien Staff

KOHALA 20, 'ANUENUE 15

Kamalani Manantan passed for one touchdown and ran for another as host Kohala rallied from a 15-0 fourth-quarter deficit to beat 'Anuenue.

Kalani Puaoi rushed for 113 yards and one touchdown for 'Anuenue.

'ANUENUE (0-1) 0 0 8 7—15

KOHALA (1-0) 0 0 0 20—20

'Anue — 'Aina Keli'i-Supnet 2 run (Pua'oi run)

'Anue — Kalani Puaoi 12 run (Keli'i-Supnet kick)

Koh — Maka Reyes 37 pass from Kamalani Manantan (kick failed)

Koh — Manantan 46 run (run failed)

Koh — Golden Raymond 7 run (Raymond run)

RUSHING — 'Anuenue: Puaoi 12-113, Keli'ikoa Aki 8-28, Kainoa Keana'aina 4-16, Keli'i-Supnet 4-10, Ikaika Gante 9-57, Kilauea Lau 1-3, Kumuhonua Wong 1-8. Kohala: Reyes 4-(minus 5), Raymond 12-55, Thysyn Garcia 2-26, Kelson Kawai 6-25, Jacob Berdon 1-2, Isaac Sproat 1-2, Jerome Hiraoka 1-7, Kelson Kupuka'a 1-2, Manantan 6-50.

PASSING — 'Anuenue: none. Kohala: Manantan 7-10-1—90.

RECEIVING — 'Anuenue: none. Kohala: Reyes 1-37, Garcia 4-34, Kawai 1-6, Kupuka'a 1-13.

Reported by Kaonohi Borden

KALAHEO 44, MAUI 0

Dwayne Mitchell returned the opening kickoff 83 yards for a touchdown and Phil Pauai passed for one touchdown and ran for two scores as the visiting Mustangs beat the Sabers.

KALAHEO (1-0) 21 20 0 3—44

MAUI (0-1) 0 0 0 0— 0

Kal — Dwayne Mitchell 83 kickoff (Dong Woo Kim kick)

Kal — Zachary Lovelace 35 pass from Phil Pauai (Kim kick)

Kal — P. Pauai 8 run (Kim kick)

Kal — Eddie Pauai 4 run (kick failed)

Kal — Vincent Santiago 16 run (Kim kick)

Kal — P. Pauai 8 run (Kim kick)

Kal — FG Kim 33

Reported by Rodney Higa

HAWAI'I PREP 7, KAPA'A 0

Greg Walker ran for a 2-yard touchdown in the second quarter to help the host Ka Makani edge the Warriors. Other details were not available.

KAPA'A (0-1) 0 0 0 0—0

HAWAI'I PREP (1-0) 0 7 0 0—7

HPA — Greg Walker 2 run (Kalei Conrad kick)

KONAWAENA 9, KEALAKEHE 7

Kawika Karratti kicked a 29-yard field goal with 15 seconds to play as the Big Island's Division II Wildcats beat the defending Division I champions in a non-league game.

KONAWAENA (1-0) 0 6 0 3—9

KEALAKEHE (0-1) 0 0 7 0—7