Farrington running back Ranan Mamiya ran for three touchdowns in the first half and the fifth-ranked Governors pulled away from Moanalua 47-27 on Friday night.

Challen Faamatau added two more scores to counter Moanalua quarterback Kawika Keama-Jacobe’s 556-yard, three-touchdown passing performance.

Mamiya entered the game averaging 16.8 yards per carry. He went 18 yards for a touchdown on his first touch of Friday’s game and had 90 yards on 10 attempts in the first half.

Moanalua answered with Keama-Jacobe connections with Karson Cruz on four completions of at least 30 yards before halftime.

The first went for 72 yards to set up Walter Peters’ 1-yard touchdown run. They connected again for a 52-yard touchdown pass that gave Moanalua a 12-7 lead late in the first quarter.

Mamiya answered with a 25-yard touchdown run and defensive lineman Seufagafaga Luafatasaga scooped up an errant shotgun snap for another score seven seconds later. 

After Cruz outjumped a defender to snag a 40-yard touchdown pass to close to 22-19, Farrington scored 22 unanswered points, with Faamatau reaching the end zone on a 24-yard pass and a 6-yard run.

Keama-Jacobe added a 30-yard touchdown pass to Michael Feliciano, but Farrington thwarted five Na Menehune scoring threats inside the 20.

OIA RED

No. 3 Kahuku 41, Mckinley 7

Kesi Ah-Hoy rushed for 115 yards and three touchdowns and the Red Raiders continued their impressive start to the season with a win over the Tigers at Roosevelt High.

Quarterback Tuli Wily-Matagi threw two touchdown passes and was 11-for-18 for 147 yards through the air as Kahuku improved to 3-0 in the OIA Red.

The Red Raiders are averaging 42.7 points per game under first-year coach Lee Leslie.

Alohi Gillman added a 45-yard punt return for a score as Kahuku led 27-0 at halftime.

Backup quarterback Keanu Pratt threw a 20-yard touchdown pass to Kaimi Kini for McKinley’s only score.

Pratt was solid after replacing starter Micah Kerisiano in the second half, going 6-for-10 for 43 yards to lead the Tigers (0-3).

Kah–Kesi Ah Hoy 41 run (Gabriel Pinheiro-Alves kick)

Kah–Likio Vea 10 pass from Tuli Wily-Matagi (Pinheiro-Alves kick)

Kah–Alohi Gillman 45 punt return (kick failed)

Kah–Ah Hoy 18 run (Jurrell Kai kick)

Kah–Ah Hoy 12 run (Kai kick)

McK–Kaimi Kini 20 pass from Keanu Pratt (Darrin Lafaele kick)

Kah–Chance Maghanoy 15 pass from Wily-Matagi (Pinheiro-Alves kick)

RUSHING–Kahuku: Ah Hoy 9-115, Lisiate Tovo 4-22, Gillman 1-13, Jrue Williams 3-12, Kingsten Aloua 2-11, Wily-Matagi 3-7, Samuta Avea 1-7, Salanoa-Alo Wily 2-5, Aaron Tapusoa 1-3, Royce Pao 1-1, Pena Fitisemanu 1-1, Noah Magalei 1-0. McKinley: Nino Mitchell 15-20, Micah Kerisiano 7-14, Kaneala Paro-Cambra 6-3, Solomone Lopes-Liutolo 2-2, Christian Letellier 1-1, Lafaele 2-0, team 1-(minus-2), Pratt 2-(minus-14).

PASSING–Kahuku: Wily-Matagi 11-18-0-147, Avea 1-2-0-4. McKinley: Pratt 6-10-0-43, Kerisiano 3-7-1-(minus-5).

RECEIVING–Kahuku: Maghanoy 5-41, Vea 2-32, Alo-Wily 1-25, Ah Hoy 1-20, Gillman 1-17, Williams 1-12, Pao 1-4. McKinley: Kini 2-31, Paro-Cambra 2-(minus-2), Brandon Chan 1-11, Conin Rellin 1-3, Kerisiano 1-0, Malik Kuhia 1-(minus-2), Drake Poti 1-(minus-3).

Junior varsity–Kahuku 41, McKinley 0

Castle vs. Waipahu, PPD

The Knights were leading the Marauders 17-7 when the stadium went dark due to a blackout with just under four minutes before the half.

The game was postponed, and play will resume Saturday at 3 p.m. at Waipahu. Castle won the JV game 38-30.

OIA DIVISION II

Kalani 54, Anuenue 6

Ace Faumui rushed for 108 yards and four touchdowns as the Falcons dominated Na Koa.

Kona Kelekolio connected with Kekoa Lima on a 40-yard pass in the third quarter for Anuenue’s only score in the loss.

Kaln–Ace Faumui 50 run (Marc Teshima kick)

Kaln–Faumui 6 run (kick failed)

Kaln–Faumui 2 run (Faumui run)

Kaln–Sioni Vea 25 fumble recovery (kick failed)

Kaln–Faumui 11 run (kick failed)

Kaln–Corey Imose-Lee 20 fumble recovery (Takahiro Kosins kick)

Anue–Kekoa Lima 40 pass from Kona Kelekolio (kick failed)

Kaln–Sean Silas 40 run (Kosins kick)

Kaln–Brandon Nahina 14 run (kick failed)

RUSHING–Anuenue: Keanu Rodriguez 3-42, Kimo Romena 6-23, Kelekolio 2-7, Kuhio Kaaekuahiwi 2-0, Namaka Park 4-(minus-1). Kalani: Faumui 8-108, Silas 4-85, Nahina 6-40, Tyson Tagami 1-32, Blaise Manabe 2-16, Kai Reed 1-6, Ikaika Andaya 1-6, Tyler Ching 1-(minus-8).

PASSING–Anuenue: Kelekolio 7-14-0-56, Romena 5-6-0-7. Kalani: Ching 9-14-0-96.

RECEIVING–Anuenue: Rodriguez 3-15, Park 4-8, Lima 2-43, Kaaekuahiwi 1-(minus-3). Kalani: Manabe 7-79, Tyler Ho 1-11, Juwan Bohannon 1-6.

Waialua 10, Kalaheo 7

The Bulldogs picked up their first win of the season when Thomas Pule kicked a 15-yard field goal with 11 seconds remaining in the game to beat the Mustangs at Kailua High field.

After three scoreless quarters, Noah Alfanta-Lii bulled in from the 1 to give Waialua the lead in the fourth.

Kalaheo quarterback Tommy Capllonch connected with Matt Sasaki for a 78-yard catch-and-run to tie the game with just under five minutes left.

Wail–Noah Alfanta-Lii 1 run (Thomas Pule kick)

Kalh–Matt Sasaki 78 pass from Tommy Capllonch (Francisco Kadillo kick)

Wail–FG Pule 15 

RUSHING–Waialua: Mila Lee 2-35, Alfanta-Lii 6-17, Royce Gaspar 11-6, Elmer Agtina 5-(minus-3). Kalaheo: Caden Smith 5-71, Kawika Cavanh 8-46, Ryan Durden 4-34, Capllonch 9-18, Justin Shipes 4-11, Kaliu Lapera 5-10.

PASSING–Waialua: Royce Tashiro 9-19-0-41. Kalaheo: Capllonch 6-28-1-140.

RECEIVING–Waialua: Keaka Cleveland 3-20, Mila Lele 3-14, Brandon Aceret 3-7. Kalaheo: Mitchell Sasaki 3-23, Matt Sasaki 1-78, Jake Swenson 1-35, Lapera 1-4.

Junior varsity–Kalaheo 2, Waialua 0 (forfeit)

Nanakuli 49, Roosevelt 13

Golden Hawks quarterback Kale Kamehailua threw for 271 yards and two touchdowns and rushed for 74 yards and one touchdown in a romp over the Rough Riders.

Sunshine Anuenue added 90 yards on the ground on 13 carries as Nanakuli improved to 2-0. Roosevelt fell to 0-3.