December 12, 2008

Dear Fans,

Aloha!

Welcome to the inaugural Hawai’i All-Star Football Classic! We are excited about the launch of thisnew tradition which will create great football memories and great football opportunities for the ath-letes you see today.

For SportsLink, this event was a natural. For nine years now, SportsLink has produced the U.S.Army All-American Bowl on NBC, which brings together the best players in high school footballunder the roof of the Alamo Dome in San Antonio, Texas. The Bowl has featured NFL athletes likeAdrian Peterson, Brady Quinn and Vince Young as well as Heisman Trophy Winners Reggie Bushand Tim Tebow.

We see the same talent emerging across the Hawaiian Islands, American Samoa and on the main-land where top Polynesian athletes are turning heads. By organizing this talent on one field, webelieve that this event will be the next big showcase of prep talent.

We look forward to someday telling similar stories about the Hawai’i All-Star Football Classic andthe players whose breakout performances were on this field! The talent is clearly there.

This game is possible because of the outstanding support of Mayor Mufi Hannemann, the HUBFoundation and the HHSAA, who care deeply about promoting and providing a first class experi-ence to these great athletes and simply made this event happen overnight. We also want to thankErnest Nishizaki and the Kyoya Company who graciously opened their doors to our athletes.

Aligning with The HUB Foundation and their long history and commitment to the youth of Hawaiiis also a thrill for us. The HUB Senior Bowl Goodwill Classic was one of the first and greatest all-stars games on the map.

We here at SportsLink look forward to this inaugural game and many return trips to the islands. Infact, Football University, our invite-only football experience for elite athletes, will be hitting theisland this spring to provide the nation’s most elite training by the NFL’s best instructors to the top200 athletes from Hawai’i (6th to 11th grade). For information on how Hawaii’s best athletes cantrain for three days with former NFL stars, I would encourage you to check out www.footballuni-versity.org

Enjoy today’s Hawai’i All-Star Football Classic and the opportunity to see some of the nation’sbest talent on display and thank you to everyone for gracious hospitality.

Richard McGuinness Douglas C. Berman

President Chairman

SportsLink Management Group SportsLink Management Group

December 12, 2008

Aloha and Welcome!

On behalf of the Hawaii Union Builders Foundation, it is my great pleasure to welcome you toan experience of athletic spirit and pride quite unlike any other in the islands. Tonight, we kickoff the Eighteenth Annual Hawaii Goodwill Senior Bowl at Aloha Stadium with many of Hawaii’spremier student athletes taking the spotlight.

And tonight we are kicking off the first annual Hawaii All-Star Football Classic, a doubleheaderalso featuring the first-ever Hawaii/Polynesia-Mainland Bowl that highlights the best athletesfrom Hawaii, Polynesia and the Mainland. We are excited about partnering with SportLink tobring Hawaii fans this double-header where more of our Hawaii high school seniors can beshowcased. This new double-header truly carries on our long-standing all-star tradition.

Eighteen years ago, the HUB Foundation established the Goodwill Senior Bowl as a means ofshowcasing the outstanding student talent found throughout Oahu’s public and private schools.We have had many important partners from union, business, education, and the communitywho have cooperated and shared resources in order to make this game a reality. We have alltaken great pride in “investing” in the youth of Hawaii as they will no doubt be our leaders oftomorrow.

Each year, in the moments prior to the start of the big game, I have the privilege of spendingtime with both all-star teams. Never do I leave those locker rooms without feeling just a bit awe-struck by the energy, the inner strength, and the commitment level that I see in these specialyoung people. It is evident that their individual success is driven by tremendous purpose, ded-ication and hard work.

Over the year the Goodwill Senior Bowl has become a “must-see” event for local and nationalrecruiters who have lured many of our fine athletes to outstanding institutions. Many dreamshave been given flight as a result of this “challenge of the champions.”

The HUB Foundation remains firm in our belief that it is our youth who are Hawaii’s strength andfuture. We congratulate the achievements of those student-athletes who participate in tonight’sevent, and give thanks to those special parents, teachers and coaches who believe in and helpsupport them every step of the way.

Aloha,

Herbert S.K. Kaopua, Sr.Hawaii Union Builders Foundation

Herbert S.K. Kaopua, Sr.Chairman

HUB Foundation

Don BotelhoExecutive Director

ILH

Georges GilbertFootball Coordinator ILH

Kingsley Ah YouOwner - Hawaii Digital Sports

Eugene TokuhamaAloha Stadium Manager

(Retired)

Charles BessetteAloha Stadium Manager

(Retired)

Herbert K. HoritaOwner - The Horita

Group

Fred TanakaPartner - Lemke, Chinen

& Tanaka, CPA, Inc.

Harold TanakaFootball Coordinator

OIA

Bobby StevensOwner - First Choice

Communications

Ed NittaVice President - Lemke,

Chinen & Tanaka, CPA, Inc.

Steve MetterCEO and PrincipalMW Group. Ltd.

Ed HayashiAloha Stadium Manager

(Retired)

Brian WongSenior Vice President

MW Group, Ltd.

Wayne ChunCo-Chairman

HUB Foundation

Dwight ToyamaExecutive Director

OIA

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HONORARY CHAIRS

Mayor Mufi HannemannCity & County of Honolulu

Herb S.K. Kaopua, Sr.Founder Hawaii UnionBuilders Foundation

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

Keith AmemiyaHHSAA

Don BotelhoILH

Wayne ChunHawaii Union BuildersFoundation

Rich McGuinnessSportslink

Dwight ToyamaOIA

The First Annual Hawaii All-Star Football Classic

How it all startedThis year’s crop of Hawaii high school senior football players made the Hawaii All-StarFootball Classic happen tonight.

Hawaii has always been a hotbed for making warriors on the football field. From Hawaii’sfirst consensus All-American Herman Wedemeyer to Charlie Wedemeyer, Jesse Sapoluand Maa Tanuvasa, and now Vince Manuwai, Sampson Satele, Timmy Chang and ChadOwens, along with the many more players from the past and present have carried onHawaii’s football culture with pride.

With no disrespect to the talent that has come before, the 2009 Senior Class is proving tobe the best in the country and how great a source Hawaii is in producing all-star players.The amount of four-and five-star athletes in this group is what made Sportslink, a sports-marketing and management company that produces and oversees many sporting eventsincluding the U.S. Army All-American Bowl, take notice.

Sportslink president, Rich McGuinness initiated con-tact with Mayor Mufi Hannemann and Hawaii HighSchool Athletic Association director Keith Amemiyato hold the Hawaii/Polynesia-Mainland Bowl on Oahuto showcase the incredible talent of the Hawaii student-athletes on a national level.

Under Mayor Hannemann’s leadership, this led to apartnership with the Hawaii Union Builder’sFoundation headed by Herb Kaopua and WayneChun, who for the past 18 years has held theGoodwill Senior Bowl to showcase Oahu’s highschool senior football talent, raise funds for local high schools, and provide scholarshipsfor college-bound athletes. HUB agreed to present the Hawaii All-Star Football Classicwith the Goodwill Senior Bowl as the first game and the new Hawaii/Polynesia-MainlandBowl as the second game in this exciting doubleheader.

By building on the HUB Foundation’s long-standing Goodwill Senior Bowl coupled with thenew Hawaii/Polynesia-Mainland Bowl, Mayor Mufi Hannemann saw this partnership as anexciting opportunity to bring national attention to Hawaii’s best of the best and showcaseplayers of Polynesian ancestry.

The first-ever Hawaii All-Star Football Classic doubleheader tonight will feature about 140Hawaii all-stars and about 10 mainland players with Hawaii ties along with about 40 of thenation’s top prep players and a few players from American Samoa.

The Hawaii’s 2009 Senior Class continues Hawaii’s football culture with the likes of PunahouSchool’s Manti Te’o, Hilo High School’s Jordan Loeffler, Baldwin High School’s Mana Rosa,Waimea High School’s Siasau Matagiese, and many more Hawaii all-stars. All stars who willsurely shine bright for Hawaii.

Mahalo to Hawaii’s Goodwill Senior Bowl Steering Committee EmeritusMembers, Charlie Bessette and Herbert Horita, for their unwavering sup-port of the HUB Foundation.

Charlie BessetteCharlie, a four-sport athlete at McKinley High School, was on track to attendUH, but World War II delayed his collegiate career. He spent three and a halfyears serving in the Army and later earned a Purple Heart.

At UH, Bessette lettered in football, basketball and baseball, but it was on thegridiron where he made a name for himself. He was considered a triple threat -he could pass, run and punt. During the 1948 Pineapple Bowl against the

University of Redlands, he scored three touchdowns, including the go-ahead score giving theRainbows a 33-32 come-from-behind victory.

Following his collegiate career, Bessette spent time as the public relations director for theHawaii Islanders minor league baseball team and served as both the events manager and gen-eral manager at Aloha Stadium before his retirement in 1988.

Herbert HoritaHerbert was the youngest of five children of one of Hawaii’s first general con-tractors, Shigeru Horita. He graduated from Farrington High School in 1948,attended the University of Hawaii and the Honolulu Business School.

In 1952, Herbert joined S. Horita Construction while he developed an interest inreal estate. In 1957, he sold his first house for his father’s company. A couple ofyears later, he started Herbert K. Horita Realty Inc.

Herbert is now one of the largest local developers in Hawaii with his company, The HoritaGroup, Inc., which has developed and sold over 13,000 single-family, town home and condo-minium units, over 500 hotel rooms, 336,000 square feet of leasable commercial space and 239acres of industrial land.

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The HUB Foundation and its Hawaii Goodwill Senior Bowl

A Tradition of Giving

The HUB FoundationAlmost 20 years ago, the HUB Foundation began when it was first organized as the HawaiiBuilding & Construction Trades Council, Educational & Charitable Foundation, or the BTCFoundation.

Chairman Herbert S. K. Kaopua, Sr., initiated the creation of a charitable and educational foun-dation dedicated to “giving back” to Hawaii’s youth. The directors of the Foundation were com-prised primarily of construction industry unions who were affiliated with the Hawaii BuildingTrades Council.

In the year 2000, the Foundation became an independent organization, expanding its member-ship to include unions and organizations representing working people throughout the statebeyond the construction industry. By increasing its affiliation, the Foundation was able toexpand the scope of resources to accomplish its mission.

The Foundation selected the Hawaii Union Builders Foundation or HUB Foundation as its namesignifying the Foundation as a “hub” or center of activity through which the youth of Hawaii willbenefit. Another aspect of the name gives tribute to the “builders” or leaders of Hawaii’s unions.

The goal of the HUB Foundation remains to develop and implement programs, services, andactivities of a charitable nature designed to benefit the children of Hawaii by encouraging excel-lence in a broad spectrum of endeavors including academics, athletics, and music.

As a means of “giving back,” the HUB Foundation has contributed extensive time and effort increating independent, reliable annual fundraisers, including its Goodwill Senior Bowl, that haveraised significant funds for Hawaii’s schools.

Over the years, the HUB Foundation has generated over $557,000 in funds and scholarshipsthat have been distributed to deserving Hawaii students. These funds have made the dreamsof a college education a reality for many of Hawaii’s future leaders.

Hawaii Goodwill Senior BowlThis post-season thriller was created in 1991 by a steering committee of local coaches andHUB Foundation members determined to revitalize the concept of a prep all-star game basedon “goodwill” and fellowship. A true community event, the Goodwill Senior Bowl is an inspira-tional battle of champions in a classic East versus West showdown.

to enable its faculty to offer NFL quality analysis to eachathlete. Starting this year, each FBU athlete will receive athorough speed, power and performance training analysislead by Athletic Republic trainers. The goal is to help eachFBU athlete get faster, stronger and more explosive. And,then there is the nutrition module designed for an athleteto get the most from his technical and athletic perform-ance training.

Plus, all FBU high school athletes receive an individualprofile on Rivals.com– the leading football recruiting web-site in the nation. Additionally, each high school FBU ath-lete has his FBU video profile distributed by the ForbesReport, a major information source for the coaches at over400 colleges.

It is a complete experience and that is why over 3,500FBU athletes to date value their FBU “diploma.” If you area serious football athlete wanting to take it to the nextlevel, and believe you have what it takes, entrance into theFootball University classroom is the right next step.

FOOTBALL UNIVERSITY – The Route to the Next Level

And you thought you’d never want to stay after class for a littleextra tutoring…

Welcome to Football University, the place where the stars of thetomorrow get trained in the best position-by-position techniqueby elite instructors drawn from the ranks of former NFL playersand coaches. Instructors like the coaches who trained NFL starsincluding Tony Romo, Matt Ryan and Tom Brady.

At its core FBU is about taking great athletes and making theminto great football players, giving them the skills they need tobecome even better. Football University is technique driven,instilling in elite players the right way to play the game.

It isn’t a camp though; Football University is a total experience.It is all about taking the best - FBU is invite only - and makingthem even better.

“There are a lot of outstanding, elite players out there,” said Rich McGuinness, the President ofFBU. “But high level technique training for them just isn’t there. These are players with specialand unique skill sets who can take it to another level.”

In 2008, FBU held 18 sessions nationally,taking the best regional talent and trainingthem over the course of three days. For2009, Football University expands to over30 locations across the country and hascreated an important partnership withAthletic Republic to bring AthleticRepublic’s performance training to all FBUathletes.

FBU’s alumni already include nationallyrecruited athletes, such as the 2008 U.S.Army Player of the Year and U.S. Army All-American Bowl’s MVP, Terrelle Pryor. ManyRivals.com top rated players, like TomSavage, Cierre Wood, Bryce Brown andJe’Ron Stokes, have seen their elite statusexplode after attending FBU. The inviteonly approach ensures that FBU will trainonly the best, but any serious football play-ers in grades 6 through 11 can be nominat-ed for evaluation and a potential invitationat the FBU website, www.footballuniversi-ty.org, or on the website of AthleticRepublic, www.athleticrepublic.com.

FBU utilizes cutting edge video technology

Hawaii Goodwill Senior BowlCoaching Staff

EASTERN DIVISION ALL-STAR TEAMHEAD COACHPat Samsonas

Kaiser High School4th Season: Since 2005 • Hometown: Kailua

Education: Iolani 1993, University of Laverne 1997, B.A. Physical EducationPat Samsonas played OL at Iolani for coach Wendell Look. After high school Samsonas played

OL at Laverne University for coach Don Morel. Samsonas began his coaching career as anassistant at Claremont HS in California before returning to Hawaii to serve as an assistant on

the Kaiser staff for four years.

ASSISTANT COACHESBobby Grey

McKinley High SchoolJohn Hao

Saint Louis SchoolArnold Martinez

Moanalua High SchoolRandall Okimoto

Farrington High SchoolJoe Onosai

Word of Life AcademyGreg Taguchi

Kalani High School

WESTERN DIVISION ALL-STAR TEAMHEAD COACHFred Salanoa

Radford High School 6th Season: Since 2003 • Hometown: Aiea

Education: Radford HS 1996, Eastern Washington 2001Fred Salanoa Played QB at Radford for Kelly Sur and at Eastern Washington under coach PaulWulff. Salanoa coached one season under Kelly Sur before becoming the head coach in 2003.

ASSISTANT COACHESDarnell ArceneauxMililani High School

David Stant, Jr.Kamehameha High School

Jason HusseyWaianae High School

Ma‘a TanuvasaMililani High School

Amosa AmosaCampbell High School

AlanILAE

33

KAILUA

St. JohnLESSARY

34

KAHUKU

MitchellLUM

40

CASTLE

JustinAFALAVA

41

KAHUKU

GabeMILLER

42

WORD OF LIFE

CarlGIBSON

43

IOLANI

SilaTONGA

44

FARRINGTON

KelekolioCOPP

45

PAC-FIVE

MattSHISHIDO

13

KALANI

KeenanHOOHULI

14

IOLANI

ElijahCRUZ

15

MOANALUA

SeanFUJII

16

ROOSEVELT

AlexFOWLER

17

ROOSEVELT

JustinPADERES

18

KAIMUKI

KendallCHING

19

WORD OF LIFE

BradFOSTER

21

WORD OF LIFE

CoryHIRONAKA

3

KAISER

BryceMARCOUILLER

4

KAISER

DaytonKEALOHA

5

FARRINGTON

JoshJUNTILLA

6

KAISER

AJKUBOTA

7

KAHUKU

JonatanaWOODARD

8

MCKINLEY

TavitaWOODARD

9

MCKINLEY

AJATUAIA

10

KAHUKU

AlbertIOKEPA

54

KAIMUKI

JoridanSELE

55

IOLANI

NoonaPAAHAO

57

KAISER

JonathanNEPO

58

MCKINLEY

ShawnREED

59

KALAHEO

JosephKAAHU

60

CASTLE

JaredKAIMAINA-ABEJON

65

KAILUA

ManakoTUIFUA

66

KAILUA

SkylawnFOLAUMAHINA

77

FARRINGTON

PaulKAMA

78

FARRINGTON

TylerPINKNEY

80

MOANALUA

AniISUMU

88

FARRINGTON

DrakeMILLER

89

FARRINGTON

AsipaMANU

90

ROOSEVELT

BijonMOSTOUFI

91

KAISER

FonoFINEFEUIAKI

99

KAIMUKI

EASTERN DIVISION��� ALL-STAR TEAM ���

No. Player Pos. Ht. Wt. School1 MARSOM, Trendt DB/SS 6'1 190 KAIMUKI2 VIERRA, Emanuel FS 5'10 190 MOANALUA3 HIRONAKA, Cory WR 5'6 145 KAISER4 MARCOUILLER, Bryce DB 5'10 165 KAISER5 KEALOHA, Dayton QB 5'10 195 FARRINGTON6 JUNTILLA, Josh DE/RB 6'0 225 KAISER7 KUBOTA, AJ QB/WR 5'11 150 KAHUKU8 WOODARD, Jonatana TE/DE 6'3 224 MCKINLEY9 WOODARD, Tavita TE/LB 6'3 224 MCKINLEY

10 ATUAIA, AJ ILB/FB 5'8 225 KAHUKU11 ALO, Kamalani OLB 6'1 192 KAHUKU12 WATANABE, Justin CB/K 5'7 180 MOANALUA13 SHISHIDO, Matt SB 5'7 135 KALANI14 HOOHULI, Keenan SB 5'9 165 IOLANI15 CRUZ, Elijah DT/TE/P 5'11 210 MOANALUA16 FUJII, Sean QB 6'0 160 ROOSEVELT17 FOWLER, Alex SB/KR 5'10 165 ROOSEVELT18 PADERES, Justin RB 5'3 150 KAIMUKI19 CHING, Kendall SS/OLB 6'0 185 WORD OF LIFE ACADEMY21 FOSTER, Brad DE 6'1 205 WORD OF LIFE ACADEMY22 WOODALL, Jordan DB 6'0 165 KAISER27 WAKINEKONA, Austin RB 5'11 180 SAINT LOUIS33 ILAE, Alan CB/S 5'10 160 KAILUA34 LESSARY, St. John RB 6'0 170 KAHUKU40 LUM, Mitchell MLB/OLB 5'10 185 CASTLE41 AFALAVA, Justin ILB/OLB 6'0 220 KAHUKU42 MILLER, Gabe OLB/RB 6'0 185 WORD OF LIFE ACADEMY43 GIBSON, Carl LB 6'1 215 IOLANI44 TONGA, Sila MLB 5'11 215 FARRINGTON45 COPP, Kelekolio OLB 6'1 175 PAC-FIVE50 JUNTILLA, Matt LB 6'0 225 KAISER51 KALAMA, Kauhiwai LB/C 6'0 229 MCKINLEY54 IOKEPA, Albert OL 6'1 260 KAIMUKI55 SELE, Joridan T/G/C 5'11 200 IOLANI57 PAAHAO, Noona OL 6'3 235 KAISER 58 NEPO, Jonathan DE/T 6'2 257 MCKINLEY59 REED, Shawn MLB 6'1 220 KALAHEO60 KAAHU, Joseph G/C 5'9 235 CASTLE65 KAIMAINA-ABEJON, Jared C 5'10 235 KAILUA66 TUIFUA, Manako DT 5'9 270 KAILUA72 FRIEL, Corey T 6'2 264 KAILUA75 BENJAMIN, Kaniala T 6'2 318 ANUENUE77 FOLAUMAHINA, Skylawn OL 6'1 300 FARRINGTON78 KAMA, Paul OL 6'0 265 FARRINGTON80 PINKNEY, Tyler WR 6'4 182 MOANALUA88 ISUMU, Ani WR 5'10 170 FARRINGTON89 MILLER, Drake WR 5'10 175 FARRINGTON90 MANU, Asipa DE 6'2 230 ROOSEVELT91 MOSTOUFI, Bijon DL 6'2 250 KAISER99 FINEFEUIAKI, Fono DL 6'0 290 KAIMUKI

JordanWOODALL

22

KAISER

AustinWAKINEKONA

27

SAINT LOUIS

KamalaniALO

11

KAHUKU

JustinWATANABE

12

MOANALUA

TrendtMARSOM

1

KAIMUKI

EmanuelVIERRA

2

MOANALUA

MattJUNTILLA

50

KAISER

KauhiwaiKALAMA

51

MCKINLEY

CoreyFRIEL

72

KAILUA

KanialaBENJAMIN

75

ANUENUE

NateHALL

27

LEILEHUA

JonathanLIGSAY

32

WAIANAE

ConradSCHEIDT

33

KAMEHAMEHA

KahiPERBERA

34

MILILANI

AliiTUITOELAU

41

LEILEHUA

NickMA‘AFALA

44

MILILANI

PasiIAFETA

45

PUNAHOU

TrevorIOSEFA

50

PUNAHOU

SterlingCOSSEY

13

MILILANI

LyleSANTIAGO

14

KAPOLEI

LaloRESPICIO

15

CAMPBELL

BradOSBORNE

16

RADFORD

MichaelTOKUNAGA

18

KAMEHAMEHA

AnthonyTOKUNAGA

19

KAMEHAMEHA

KaipoKE‘A

21

LEILEHUA

AmoSE‘EI

22

RADFORD

IsaacTORRES

3

IOLANI

GarrisonGARMA

4

LEILEHUA

NainoaTAUALA

5

AIEA

SkyeKAAPUNI

6

PEARL CITY

IosuaMANUMA

7

MILILANI

MosiahMANUMA

8

RADFORD

CarlMINNS

9

KAMEHAMEHA

MaikaMATAELA

10

KAMEHAMEHA

GafatasiVEU

62

WAIPAHU

JosiahCHONGTIM

64

WAIANAE

RansenFEAGAI

65

RADFORD

ViliamiNAMOA

66

WAIANAE

JordanAINA

69

DAMIEN

CraigMASANIAI

71

WAIPAHU

HedekiAOKI

75

MILILANI

HunterTHOMSON

76

WAIALUA

DanielMASIFILO

81

CAMPBELL

MarkSILVERSTEIN

84

PUNAHOU

ArthurAIWOHI

85

CAMPBELL

DeshawnROBINSON

89

RADFORD

IsaacULUKITA

90

DAMIEN

ElijahTALBERT

91

WAIANAE

BradIAULUALO

94

LEILEHUA

KamerenAMARAL

95

DAMIEN

WESTERN DIVISION��� ALL-STAR TEAM ���

No. Player Pos. Ht. Wt. School1 PUTMAN-CURRY, Shawn WR 6'1 205 RADFORD 2 KAMA, Hoku WR 5'10 170 LEILEHUA 3 TORRES, Isaac SS 5'10 175 CAMPBELL 4 GARMA, Garrison DB 5'8 160 LEILEHUA 5 TAUALA, Nainoa DE 6'0 220 AIEA 6 KAAPUNI, Skye WR 5'11 170 PEARL CITY 7 MANUMA, Iosua QB 6'0 180 MILILANI 8 MANUMA, Mosiah SS 5'10 185 RADFORD 9 MINNS, Carl WR 6'3 170 KAMEHAMEHA

10 MATAELA, Maika WR 5'11 170 KAMEHAMEHA 11 TUITELE, Anthony FS 6'0 190 DAMIEN 12 PUCKETT, Mason KS 6'0 175 AIEA13 COSSEY, Sterling LB 5'9 215 MILILANI 14 SANTIAGO, Lyle WR 5'10 175 KAPOLEI 15 RESPICIO, Lalo QB 5'11 180 CAMPBELL 16 OSBORNE, Brad WR 6'2 175 RADFORD 18 TOKUNAGA, Michael FS 6'0 170 KAMEHAMEHA 19 TOKUNAGA, Anthony SS 6'0 165 KAMEHAMEHA 21 KE‘A, Kaipo DB 5'9 166 LEILEHUA 22 SE‘EI, Amo LB 5'8 175 RADFORD 23 SANTIAGO, Derrick DB 5'6 135 CAMPBELL 24 SILVA, Kaneala WR 5'9 148 NANAKULI 27 HALL, Nate LB 6'4 230 LEILEHUA 32 LIGSAY, Jonathan RB 5'8 225 WAIANAE 33 SCHEIDT, Conrad LB 6'2 220 KAMEHAMEHA34 PERBERA, Kahi RB 6'0 200 MILILANI 41 TUITOELAU, Alii LB 5'10 185 LEILEHUA 44 MA‘AFALA, Nick DL 5'10 250 MILILANI 45 IAFETA, Passi LB 5'9 212 PUNAHOU 50 IOSEFA, Trevor DL 6'1 287 PUNAHOU 55 HUNT, Jasper OG 6'1 330 AIEA 56 MAKAHILAHILA, Ryan OG 6'0 220 KAMEHAMEHA62 VEU, Gafatasi OG 6'0 274 WAIPAHU64 CHONGTIM, Josiah OT 6'2 245 WAIANAE 65 FEAGAI, Ransen OG 6'2 255 RADFORD 66 NAMOA, Viliami C/G 6'2 290 WAIANAE 69 AINA, Jordan OL 5'10 235 DAMIEN 71 MASANIAI, Craig OG 6'0 273 WAIPAHU 75 AOKI, Hedeki C/G 6'0 280 MILILANI 76 THOMSON, Hunter DL 6'2 275 WAIALUA 77 MAUGA, Jeff OG 6'1 335 AIEA 80 HERNANDEZ, AJ RB 5'5 145 WAIALUA 81 MASIFILO, Daniel WR 6'2 177 CAMPBELL84 SILVERSTEIN, Mark WR 6'3 185 PUNAHOU85 AIWOHI, Arthur WR 5'8 156 CAMPBELL89 ROBINSON, Deshawn WR 5'9 165 RADFORD90 ULUKITA, Isaac DT 6'2 235 DAMIEN91 TALBERT, Elijah DT 6'2 270 WAIANAE94 IAULUALO, Brad DL 5'10 215 LEILEHUA95 AMARAL, Kameren DE 6'2 225 DAMIEN

DerrickSANTIAGO

23

CAMPBELL

KanealaSILVA

24

NANAKULI

AnthonyTUITELE

11

DAMIEN

MasonPUCKETT

12

AIEA

ShawnPUTNAM-CURRY

1

RADFORD

HokuKAMA

2

LEILEHUA

JasperHUNT

55

AIEA

RyanMAKAHILAHILA

56

KAMEHAMEHA

JeffMAUGA

77

AIEA

AJHERNANDEZ

80

WAIALUA

HAWAII/POLYNESIA��� ALL-STAR TEAM ���

Pos. No. Player Ht. Wt. SchoolQB 8 KAMANO, Edmund 5’9 170 Kamehameha, HIQB 7 NIELSEN, Corey 5’11 185 Gahr, CAQB 15 SHUTTER, Cayman 6’1 190 Punahou, HIRB 4 HILLIARD, Dalton 6’0 190 Punahou, HIRB 24 KEKOANUI, Danny 5’10 190 Waianae, HIRB 32 MATAUTIA, Troy 5’6 200 Waipahu, HIRB 28 SO‘OALO, Apelu 5’10 185 Farrington, HIRB 22 TASI, Afasene 5’11 170 Leone, Am. SamoaWR 6 DUMLAO, Edieson 5’10 190 Leilehua, HIWR 3 GONSALVES, Lucas 5’9 170 Saint Louis, HIWR 1 SOFELE, Isi 5’7 175 Cottonwood, UTWR 2 STUTZMANN, Billy 6’1 170 Saint Louis, HIWR 33 TE‘O, Levi 5’10 175 Timpview, UTWR 9 TOMA, Robby 5’10 170 Punahou, HIOL 77 GREIG, Mana 6’0 285 Saint Louis, HIOL 75 HASIAK, Stan 6’6 330 Kapolei, HIOL 59 LOEFFLER, Jordan 6’5 285 Hilo, HIOL 73 MA‘AFALA, Benson 6’2 305 Mililani, HIOL 76 MAKAINAI, Chauncey 6’4 330 Kailua, HIOL 79 MARTINEZ, John 6’3 270 Cottonwood, UTOL 56 SU‘A-FILO, Xavier 6’5 285 Timpview, UTOL 55 SPENCER, Luke 6’3 260 Kapolei, HIOL 78 TAMOELAU, Percy 6’6 330 Cottonwood, UTOL 70 TIMOTEO, Tytan 6’1 295 Saint Louis, HIDL 93 FA‘ATOAFE, Miah 6’0 290 Aiea, HIDL 50 IOSEFA, Trevor 6’1 290 Punahou, HIDL 92 KELIIKIPI, Wade 6’3 280 Waianae, HIDL 98 LOPATI, Chad 6’2 245 Kapolei, HIDL 11 MA‘AFALA, Nick 6’0 260 Mililani, HIDL 20 MAKAULA, Kimo 6’3 225 Punahou, HIDL 53 MALEPEAI, Marcus 6’2 245 Radford, HIDL 90 MANU, Veni 6’4 230 Mililani, HIDL 99 MATAGIESE, Siasau 6’2 250 Waimea, HIDL 31 ROSA, Mana 6’3 245 Baldwin, HILB 84 AIPIA, Kevin 5’11 205 Castle, HILB 42 FANUA, Steven 6’1 210 Milpitas, CALB 89 IUTA, Isaiah 6’0 200 Farrington, HILB 44 SAVEA, James 6’1 210 Samoana, Am. SamoaLB 5 TE‘O, Manti 6’2 235 Punahou, HILB 45 VEKIHITE, Simione 6’1 245 Kapolei, HIDB 27 ALMADOVA, Breland 6’1 180 Iolani, HIDB 16 GALEAI, Jray 6’0 180 Kahuku, HIDB 10 MARCIEL, Kela 5’11 175 Iolani, HIDB 34 ONTAI, Cyril 5’11 210 Kapolei, HIDB 13 SABLAN, Kawehi 5’11 195 Castle, HIDB 23 SMITH, James 5’11 190 Farrington, HIDB 21 TONGA, Aulola 6’3 205 Kahuku, HI

UTIL 12 IOSEFA, Joey 6’1 190 Faiga‘itua, Am. SamoaUTIL 25 NEWMAN, Rico 5’10 175 Leilehua, HI

HEAD COACHSAY, Wendell Aiea, HI

ASSISTANT COACHESANE, Kale Punahou, HIDOWNEY, Sam Aiea, HIHAO, John Saint Louis, HIHASEGAWA, Reid Aiea, HIHERNANDEZ, Darren Kapolei, HILAU, Leonard Aiea, HILIILII, Mika Aiea, HILOOK, Wendell Iolani, HIMAEDA, Nelson Castle, HIPARILLA, Les RooseveltTAUSAGA, C.J. Aiea, HITEO, Alema Punahou, HITEO, Brian Punahou, HIWONG, Louis Timpview, UT

MAINLAND��� ALL-STAR TEAM ���

Pos. Player Ht. Wt. SchoolQB ALLEN, Drew 6'5 209 Alamo Heights, TXQB RENNER, Bryn 6'3 192 West Springfield, VARB FORD, Michael 5'10 200 Leesville, LARB WILSON, David 5'11 192 George Washington, VAWR CARROLL, Randall 5'11 175 Catherdral, CAWR EVANS, Shaquelle 6'1 203 Inglewood, CAWR ROBERTS, Jemari 6'3 205 Woodrow Wilson, CAWR THOMAS, Logan 6'6 233 Brookville, VAOL ALLETTO, Terry 6'4 280 Ponderosa, COOL ENGER, Grant 6'6 250 O'Dea, WAOL JIMENEZ, Chrristopher 6'4 356 Cathedral, CAOL MOSES, Morgan 6'7 347 Meadowbrook, VAOL SCHOFIELD, Michael 6'7 272 Sandburg, ILOL SIDDOWAY, Charles 6'6 314 Sheldon, ORP/K TAUSCH, Nick 6'1 180 Jesuit, TXDE GARIN, Matt 6'4 220 Eastview, MNDE OKAFOR, Alex 6'5 232 Pflugerville, TXDE ROBINSON, Montez 6'5 235 Avon, INDT DIAL, Quinton 6'5 308 Clay, ALLB ASKEW, Jerod 6'1 230 Oscar Smith, VALB BELL, Dorian 6'1 226 Gateway, PALB ERNO, Trevor 6'1 225 Lakewood, CALB MOTTA, Zeke 6'2 207 Vero Beach, FLDB BROWN, Corey 6'1 180 Gateway, PADB HALL, Adam 6'4 195 Palo Verde Magnet, AZDB PRICE, Sheldon 6'2 155 Bishop Amat, CADB TRICE, Marcus 5'8 167 Mesquite, TX

COACHESALLETTO, Mike Parker, CODERBY, Brian HawaiiFLORES, Chris Los Angeles, CARENNER, Bill West Springfield, VARISON, Andre Fort Lauderdale, FLSMITH, Terry Monroeville, PAWHITE, Lorenzo Fort Lauderdale, FLWILLIAMS, Anthony Austin, TX

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