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RAINBOW WARRIOR FOOTBALL SENIOR CLASS
SAMIUELA AKOTEU
>> Position: Defensive lineman
>> Hometown: Inglewood, Calif.
>> Graduation: May 16, 2020
(Sociology)
>> Notable: Versatile D-lineman
was a co-captain in 2018.
>> Favorite memory: “Winning
the West. It was something we
wanted to do coming here. Now
we got it done. Raising the bar.
Doing more.”
JUSTICE AUGAFA
>> Positions: Safety, returner
>> Hometown: Anchorage,
Alaska
>> Graduation: May 16, 2020
(Sociology)
>> Notable: JC transfer played
running back, receiver, safety and
kickoff returner.
CEDRIC BYRD
>> Position:
Right slotback
>> Home-
town: Los
Angeles
>> Gradua-
tion: Dec. 21
(Sociology)
>> Notable:
162 receptions and 18 TDs in
two seasons.
>> Favorite memory: “My favorite
UH memory was last year in
the Wyoming game when Jo(Jo
Ward) caught that (winning)
touchdown. It was game-chang-
ing. And just the atmosphere in
the stadium, everything.”
ROJESTERMAN FARRIS II
>> Position:
Cornerback
>> Home-
town: Coral
Springs, Fla.
>> Graduated
in May 2019
(Political
science/
sociology)
>> Notable: 42 career starts,
including the past 22 in a row.
>> Favorite memory: “The one
that just happened (victory over
San Diego State), clinching the
West. That was my favorite.”
DAYTON FURUTA
>> Position: Running back
>> Hometown: Mililani
>> Graduation: Dec. 21 (Human
development & family studies)
>> Notable: Averages 5.3 yards
on first-down carries the past two
seasons.
>> Favorite memory: “Running the
6 in ‘Super Smash Bros.’ in the
locker room. I’m up there. It’s a
good rivalry going on.”
EMIL GRAVES
>> Position: Offensive lineman
>> Hometown: Lynnwood, Calif.
>> Graduation: Dec. 21 (Sociol-
ogy)
>> Notable: Key special teams
member.
>> Favorite memory: “This past
Saturday, and then Boise (on
Dec. 7). The memories we’re
making right now.”
J.R. HENSLEY
>> Position: Left guard
>> Hometown: Edmond, Okla.
>> Notable: 32 career starts is
most among offensive players
KALEN HICKS
>> Position: Strong safety
>> Hometown: Las Vegas
>> Graduation: Dec. 21 (Sociol-
ogy)
>> Notable: Former walk-on aver-
ages 6.0 tackles per game.
>> Favorite memory: “The away
trips are fun, especially my
sophomore year when we went to
Reno. We were on the Go-Karts,
and stuff. Just the trips, and
hanging out with the boys, and
playing football.”
KENDALL HUNE
>> Position: Defensive tackle
>> Hometown: Carmel, Ind.
>> Graduation: May 16, 2020
(Sociology)
>> Notable: Athletic defensive
lineman was UH’s MVP of 2018
Hawaii Bowl.
>> Favorite memory: “It came in
a loss, but it probably was the
LEWIS
Continued from C1
here. Isn’t it about time the
UFC did the same for Max
Holloway and his fans here?
>> The announced return
of a Hawaii football heir-
loom, the Hula Bowl, for
2020.
>> Basketball coaches
Laura Beeman and Ganot
who found ways to raise
money, upgrade their
locker rooms and pay trib-
ute to their programs’ his-
tory without taxpayer
money.
>> Quarterbacks and
competitors Cole McDon-
ald and Chevan Cordeiro,
who could have very easily
been dividing forces but
have put a lot of effort into
being unifying ones instead.
bowl game last year. I don’t want
to sound too cocky, but winning
the MVP was a big experience for
me. I felt I played a pretty good
game, and on top of that with the
interception, especially in a big
bowl game.”
JEFFREY KEENE
>> Position: Rush end
>> Hometown: Temple Hills, Md.
>> Graduation: May 16, 2020
(Political science)
>> Notable: Blocked a punt
against Navy to set up a TD last
year.
>> Favorite memory: “This past
weekend winning the West Divi-
sion. It was a great experience.”
SOLOMON MATAUTIA
>> Position:
Linebacker
>> Home-
town: Ewa
Beach
>> Gradu-
ation: Dec.
21 (Human
development
& family studies)
>> Notable: 263 tackles, 4 inter-
ceptions the past three seasons.
>> Favorite memory: “This past
weekend.”
RYAN MESKELL
>> Position: Placekicker
>> Hometown: Gold Coast,
Australia
>> Graduation: Dec. 21 (Commu-
nications)
>> Notable: Three game-winning
kicks the past two seasons.
>> Favorite memory: “My favorite
memory was winning the West
Division title on the weekend, but
I think it’s going to be overtaken
winning the Mountain West
championship in a couple weeks.”
EPERONE MOANANU
>> Position: Nose tackle
>> Hometown: Pago Pago, Amer-
ican Samoa
>> Graduation: Dec. 21 (Human
development & family studies)
>> Notable: Former offensive
lineman has helped anchor
defensive line.
>> Favorite memory: “The day
Coach Rolo told us to go to the
pool (instead of practice). That
was pretty fun.”
IKEM OKEKE
>> Position:
Free safety
>> Home-
town: Las
Vegas
>> Gradua-
tion: Dec. 21
(Finance)
>> Notable:
Leads Warriors with three inter-
ceptions.
>> Favorite memory: “My
freshman year in that bowl game
when I got the strip sack, that
was a good memory. My first
interception against Arizona.
Winning the West Division, too,
was a good memory. First time
in (UH) history. But my best
memory will be when we win this
Mountain West championship.
The best memories are still to be
made.”
KAIMANA PADELLO
>> Position:
Rush end
>> Home-
town; Mililani
>> Gradu-
ation: May
16, 2020
(Sociology)
>> Notable:
33.8% of his career tackles have
been for losses.
>> Favorite memory: “It would be
my freshman year, the overtime
win against Air Force. Being able
to win that game as underdogs
and see my whole team cele-
brate. To be a part of that was
something special.”
KK PADELLO
>> Position: Running back
>> Hometown: Mililani
>> Graduation: May 16, 2020
(Human development & family
studies)
>> Notable: Former state defen-
sive player of the year is an ROTC
cadet and Army National Guard
CRAIG T. KOJIMA /CKOJIMA@STARADVERTISER.COM
>> Kirby Yates, who by
dint of his dedication and
perseverance, went from a
fringe player to a dominat-
ing closer in MLB.
>> Rainbow Wahine sand
volleyball and water polo
teams that keep knocking
on the door of an NCAA
championship and will get
there, someday.
>> The Hawaii Tourism
Authority, which made a
major score landing the Los
C7
specialist.
>> Favorite memory: “It was
during the Scout Bowl last year,
when coach let me go to running
back, and I took one all the way
to the house. It was like a 70-yard
run. That was probably my favorite
memory.”
FANUPO PEAPEALALO
>> Position: Defensive lineman
>> Hometown: Oceanside, Calif.
>> Graduation: Dec. 21 (Sociol-
ogy)
>> Notable: Former walk-on
earned a scholarship in August.
>> Favorite memory: “It was a
blessing to come and play at a
Division I level. Coming from a
lower-level school, it was a true
blessing.”
KANA‘I PICANCO
>> Position: Linebacker
>> Hometown: Kaneohe
>> Graduation: Dec. 21 (Human
development & family studies)
>> Notable: Tough defender
played all the linebacker spots.
>> Favorite memory: “Becoming
West Division champs.”
BEN SCRUTON
>> Position: Punter
>> Hometown: Melbourne,
Australia
>> Graduation: Dec. 21 (Urban
sociology/business)
>> Notable: Averages 44.1 yards
per punt this season.
>> Favorite memory: “When I
set the edge my freshman year
against San Jose. It was pretty
good. I don’t actually remember
going down and making that
play. The first play on the kickoff.
I kind of knocked myself out.”
AZIA SE‘EI
>> Position: Nose tackle
>> Hometown: Honolulu
>> Graduation: May 16, 2020
(Sociology)
>> Notable: Former walk-on has
started four games this season.
>> Favorite memory: “Probably
Saturday, beating San Diego
State. That was the most high-
stakes game I’ve ever been a part
of. And we won.”
JASON-MATTHEW SHARSH
>> Slotback
>> Home-
town:
Honolulu
>> Gradu-
ation: Dec.
21 (Human
development
& family
studies)
>> Notable: Co-captain and
former walk-on is third with 67
receptions.
>> Favorite memory: “The talent
show we had this year. That was
really fun. The receivers were the
best, for sure.”
JOJO WARD
>> Position:
Right wideout
>> Home-
town: Waco,
Texas
>> Gradu-
ation: May
16, 2020
(Sociology)
>> Notable: Amassed 19 TDs,
and is averaging 16.9 yards per
catch in two seasons.
>> Favorite memory: “It would
have to be last year against
UNLV, playing a home game, and
we were down. We made a great
comeback to win the game.
That would be my favorite UH
memory, the whole second half,
and everything that happened
the whole second half. Chevan
(Cordeiro) hit me on the two
touchdowns, and John (Ursua)
sealing the game with the third
one. That was the loudest I heard
Aloha Stadium rocking.”
MANLY “PUMBA” WILLIAMS
>> Position: Defensive end
>> Hometown: Honolulu
>> Graduated in May 2019 (Busi-
ness management)
>> Notable: Fifth-year player
earned national attention for
game-ending, chase-down tackle
against Arizona.
>> Favorite memory: “Saturday
night.”
Hawaii quar-
terbacks Cole
McDonald,
left, and Che-
van Cordeiro
have helped
lead the Rain-
bow Warriors
to a division ti-
tle this season.
Angeles Rams and Clippers
here in the same year along
with tennis, beach volley-
ball and other events.
>> Running back Dayton
Furuta who suffered what
was supposed to be a sea-
son — and career — ending
fibula fracture but has
made it back on the field.
———
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First Hawaiian Bank/HHSAA Open Di-
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I–Championship: ‘Iolani vs. Hilo, 4 p.m., at
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p.m., at Aloha Stadium.
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Delaware 75, Stony Brook 61 CHICAGO BEARS at DETROIT LIONS —
La Salle 81, South Alabama 76, OT BEARS: OUT: TE Ben Braunecker (con- SOFTBALL
Mississippi 74, Penn St. 72 cussion), WR Taylor Gabriel (concussion), T
Monmouth (NJ) 75, Norfolk St. 71 Bobby Massie (ankle), S Sherrick McManis
MAKUA ALII
Oklahoma St. 86, Syracuse 72 (groin), TE Adam Shaheen (foot), LB Danny
Oregon 71, Seton Hall 69 Trevathan (elbow). LIONS: OUT: CB Jamal Action 15, Makules 2
Rhode Island 73, Manhattan 64 Agnew (ankle), WR Marvin Hall (foot), CB Xpress 18, Waipio 3
Robert Morris 102, Geneva 62 Hikina 21, Firehouse 19
Rashaan Melvin (ribs), QB Matthew Stafford
Saint Louis 64, Boston College 54 (hip, back). QUESTIONABLE: QB Jeff Golden Eagles 14, Fat Katz 9
UT Martin 76, Boston U. 73 Driskel (hamstring), DE Trey Flowers (con- Hawaiians 17, Zen 5
Vermont 93, Gallaudet 44 cussion), DE Da’Shawn Hand (ankle), DT Hui Ohana 15, Na Kahuna 3
West Virginia 75, Wichita St. 63 Damon Harrison (knee, calf), TE T.J. Hocken- Aikane 12, Lokahi 0
SOUTH son (shoulder), S Tracy Walker (knee). Bad Company 21, Sportsmen 11
Drake 63, Murray St. 53 Pearl Harbor 19, Na Pueo 18
Furman 58, Texas-Arlington 57 BUFFALO BILLS at DALLAS COW-
George Mason 68, New Mexico St. 64 BOYS — BILLS: OUT: T Ty Nsekhe (ankle). HOCKEY
Georgia 80, Chaminade 77 QUESTIONABLE: WR Robert Foster (ham-
Georgia St. 81, Charlotte 78, OT string), C Mitch Morse (hand). FULL: S Siran
Gonzaga 94, Southern Miss. 69 Neal (concussion). COWBOYS: OUT: LB
NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE
Loyola of Chicago 68, Old Dominion 61 Leighton Vander Esch (neck), DT Antwaun Wednesday
North Alabama 73, MVSU 50 Woods (knee). QUESTIONABLE: S Jeff St. Louis 4, Tampa Bay 3
North Carolina 76, Alabama 67 Heath (shoulder, shoulder). LIMITED: T La’el N.Y. Rangers 3, Carolina 2
Virginia 46, Maine 26 Collins (knee, back), S Jeff Heath (shoulder, Boston 2, Ottawa 1
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shoulder), G Zack Martin (back, ankle, el-
Calgary 3, Buffalo 2, OT
bow), G Connor Williams (knee).
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Pittsburgh 72, Northwestern 59 Los Angeles 4, N.Y. Islanders 1
string), CB Marshon Lattimore (hamstring).
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Valparaiso 98, Trinity Christian College 71
Wright St. 71, Miami (Ohio) 66
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Youngstown St. 93, Westminster (PA) 67
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