Hawaii High School Football Scores, Results, Live Updates

The 2026 Hawaii high school football season begins on Friday with three games and continues on Saturday with 10 games.

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To see live updates and every final score from each classification in Hawaii follow below.

Hawaii High School Football Scores — August 7

Campbell is the top team to feature during Friday's games. The defending Open Division champions begin the season ranked No. 3 in High School On SI's preseason rankings.

Campbell plays No. 11 Waipahu, a team that went 6-4 last season. It will feature elusive running back Tristan Pacheco.

Hawaii High School Football Scoreboard

Radford 44, Castle 20

Junior running back Colby Burgess rushed for 201 yards and three second-half touchdowns on just 12 carries as Radford rallied past Castle, 44-20, in both teams' season opener. After trailing 7-0 early, the Rams seized control with a pick-six, a safety and Burgess' explosive scoring runs of 39, 50 and 73 yards before pulling away in the fourth quarter.

Waipahu 40, Campbell 17

Waipahu opened the 2026 season with a statement, defeating defending HHSAA Open Division champion Campbell, 40-17, to reclaim the Cane Knife for the first time since 2004.

Sophomore quarterback Jake Garcia led a balanced Marauders offense, completing 11 of 16 passes for 163 yards and two touchdowns while also extending plays with his legs. Senior Arona Liaina scored twice, including on a fourth-quarter jump pass, while Rocco Silofau added a rushing touchdown. Sophomore receiver Jayse Braun caught four passes for 62 yards and two scores.

Waipahu’s defense also made its presence felt, forcing early turnovers, recording three sacks and totaling seven tackles for loss.

Campbell quarterback Dallas Carter threw for 170 yards but was under constant pressure. Hawai’i commit Shaison “Fatz” Kupukaa led the Sabers with five catches for 88 yards. Both teams have byes next week before returning Aug. 21.

Kamehameha 65, Farrington 0

Hawaii High School Football Scores — August 8

Ten more games are on Saturday, and the top game is between No. 1 St. Louis and No. 2 Kahuku. St. Louis was 5-3 last season, but it is returning quality talent such as defensive lineman Stone Ah Quin and linebacker TJ Alualu.

Kahuku went 8-4 last season, and a win over St. Louis to begin the season would be an impressive start.

Kailua, the defending Division 1 champion, begins the season with a game against Moanalua. All-state running back Marquez Mellor will lead the Surfriders this season.

Hawaii High School Football Scoreboard

'Aiea 39, Damien 31

Honoka'a 34, Kea'au 0

'Iolani 27, Baldwin 6

Kahuku 20, St. Louis 12

After playing last season on the mainland in Arizona, Bodhi Kaanga has returned to Kahuku and he paid an immediate dividend, hauling in a touchdown reception the Red Raiders, 20-12, season opening victory over St. Louis. Quarterback Lucky Suguturaga threw the TD pass and rushed for another score in the win.

Kalani 80, Panahou II 3

Maui 20, Kauai 17

Moanalua 41, Kailua 18

Titan Teʻo scored three touchdowns to lead Moanalua to a big opening night victory.

Punahou 70, Roosevelt 6

Wai'anae 27, Kamehameha Hawai'i 16

Waimea 67, Kaimuki 6

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