Kahuku 9, Farrington 6 in HHSAA Football

Kahuku remains undfeated

Scoring Summary (Final)
                    First Hawaiian Bank/HHSAA State Football
   Farrington Governors vs Kahuku Red Raiders (Nov 27, 2009 at Honolulu, HI)

            Farrington Governors (9-3) vs. Kahuku Red Raiders (12-0)
Date: Nov 27, 2009  Site: Honolulu, HI          Stadium: Aloha Stadium
Attendance:

Score by Quarters     1  2  3  4 OT   Score
—————–    — — — — —   —–
Farrington Governors  0  6  0  0  0  –  6
Kahuku Red Raiders..  0  3  0  3  3  –  9

Scoring Summary:
2nd 10:06 FARRINGT – Tuimaseve, H. 1 yd run (Kaina, Moses kick blockd)
                                          7 plays, 35 yards, TOP 2:13, FARRINGT 6 – KAHUKU 0
    00:00 KAHUKU – Mercado, C. 49 yd field goal
                                          8 plays, 52 yards, TOP 1:13, FARRINGT 6 – KAHUKU 3
4th 04:32 KAHUKU – Mercado, C. 37 yd field goal
                                         15 plays, 64 yards, TOP 5:10, FARRINGT 6 – KAHUKU 6
OT  12:00 KAHUKU – Mercado, C. 28 yd field goal
                                           4 plays, 9 yards, TOP 0:00, FARRINGT 6 – KAHUKU 9

Kickoff time: 4:08 pm   End of Game: 6:53 pm   Total elapsed time: 2:45
Officials: Referee: Harvest, M.; Umpire: Ferreira, Gary; Linesman: Quartero, M.;
Line judge: Alama, Rusty; Back judge: Mirafuentes, B.; Field judge: Stoffers, Eric;
Side judge: Pasion, Raymond; Scorer: Young, Dara;
Temperature: 83F       Wind: NE 15-25  Weather: Passing showers

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