Ryan Ho's two fourth-quarter touchdowns snapped a 7-all game and No. 2 Kamehameha held off No. 5 Saint Louis, 21-7, last night in Interscholastic League of Honolulu Division I football at Aloha Stadium.

The Warriors (9-1 overall, 6-1 ILH) close out the regular season Thursday against Punahou (5-2) at Aloha Stadium. A win will give them the ILH Division I championship and state tournament berth. Defending league and state champion Punahou must win to force a tie for the league lead and a playoff to decide the champion.

The Crusaders (7-4, 4-4) played last night like a title game even though they knew they were eliminated from the title chase. It was their season finale.

Ho finished with 164 yards rushing on 29 carries, garnering 108 in the second half.

Kamehameha tied the game at 7 late in the third quarter after converting a fourth-and-10 with a 24-yard pass from T.C. Campbell to Blaise Cuban to the Saints' 1. Running back Kupono Park plunged in on the next play for a TD. Tarra Gabriel's PAT tied it at 7 with 1:45 left in the quarter.

Midway through the fourth quarter, the Warriors started at the Saints' 48 after forcing the Crusaders to punt deep from their own territory. Ho covered 39 of the 46 yards on five carries in the six-play drive, ending it with an 8-yard TD run to give Kamehameha a 14-7 lead with 5:37 left.

After an interception by Taylor Taliulu off Jeremy Higgins, the Warriors scored on a 28-yard run by Ho to make it 21-7 with 3:04 left in the game.

Despite turning over the ball three times, the Crusaders managed to take a 7-0 lead into the half.

After getting pinned at its 9 following a 53-yard punt by Brandon Marfil, Saint Louis marched down field, scoring on Higgins' 32-yard fade pass over the middle to Duke Bukoski in the end zone. Jesse Correa's PAT made it 7-0.

The play of the first half belonged to Kamehameha DB Wave Ryder, who chased down Saint Louis receiver Sean Ahlo, who was two yards shy of completing a 77-yard TD pass play in the first quarter. But Ryder hit the ball out of Ahlo's hands just before the receiver reached the end zone. The ball rolled out the back of the end zone for a touchback.

SAINT LOUIS (7-4, 4-4) 0 7 0 0 — 7

KAMEHAMEHA (9-1, 6-1) 0 0 7 14—21

Stl—Duke Bukoski 32 pass from Jeremy Higgins (Jesse Correa kick)

Kam—Kupono Park 1 run (Tarra Gabriel kick)

Kam—Ho 8 run (Gabriel kick)

Kam—Ho 28 run (Gabriel kick)

RUSHING—Saint Louis: Higgins 4-(minus 22), Emmett McShane 12-27, Sean Valente 1-10. Kamehameha: T.C. Campbell 7-11, Ryan Ho 29-164, Kupono Park 3-7, Brandon Marfil 2-4, Keola Bradley 1-(minus 6), Jason Muraoka 3-32, Team 3-(minus 37).

PASSING—Saint Louis: Higgins 13-37-3—260. Kamehameha: Campbell 6-16-1—99.

RECEIVING—Saint Louis: Bukoski 5-73, Sean Ahlo 3-99, Joshua Tupua 1-26, Jordan Fukumoto 3-57, McShane 1-5. Kamehameha: Blaise Cuban 3-60, Alika Bell 2-12, Charley Bollig IV 1-27.

PAC-FIVE 45, DAMIEN 27

P.J. Minaya passed for 350 yards and five touchdowns to lead Pac-Five to an ILH Division II victory at Aloha Stadium.

Minaya was 27 of 41 with one interception for Pac-Five (6-5 overall, 3-5 ILH). London Amorin had 11 catches for 222 yards and three TDs.

Brenan Furtado rushed for 233 yards on 18 carries with TD runs of 60 and 10 yards for the Monarchs (1-9, 1-7).

DAMIEN (1-9, 1-7) 147 6 0 — 27

PAC-FIVE (6-5, 3-5) 14 21 10 0 — 45

Dam—Brenan Furtado 60 run (Jeremy Torcuato kick)

Pac—Ikaika Karney 13 pass from P.J. Minaya (Brendan Sagucio kick)

Pac—London Amorin 32 pass from Minaya (Sagucio kick)

Dam—Makana Ka'anoi 1 run (Torcuato kick)

Pac—Karney 14 pass from Minaya (Sagucio kick)

Pac—Chalson Baition 5 run (Sagucio kick)

Dam—Ka'anoi 27 pass from Stanton Pilialoha (Torcuato kick)

Pac—Amorin 22 pass from Minaya (Sagucio kick)

Pac—Amorin 44 pass from Minaya (Sagucio kick)

Dam—Furtado 10 run (pass failed)

Pac—FG Sagucio 20

RUSHING—Damien: Pilialoha 7-27, Ka'anoi 5-7, Derick Shoda 3-21, Furtado 18-233, Team 1-(minus 2), Shayvis Wilson 1-4. Pac-Five: Minaya 14-48, Amorin 1-6, Baition 5-47, Landen Burkhart 4-8, Kyle Camacho 1-0, Ikaika Karney 1-5, Team 1-0.

PASSING—Damien: Pilialoha 10-24-4—117, Furtado 1-1-0—6. Pac-Five: Minaya 27-41-1—350, Jack Foster 0-3-0—0.

RECEIVING—Damien: Furtado 2-12, Shayvis Wilson1-6, Austin Ching-Manaku 2-28, Ka'anoi 5-74, Dylan Yonamine-Baysa 1-3. Pac-Five: Kellen Nakamoto 1-3, Baition 8-49, Amorin 11-222, Karney 4-43, Lawson Kurosu 2-22, Burkhart 1-11.