Weekend review: Is No. 1 Mililani just scratching the surface?
This was a rarity. A team voted No. 1 by coaches and media even with new faces at key positions. Now, after a clutch 31-24 win over Liberty (Nev.), the question is purely positive for the Mililani Trojans: is there a limit to their potential? Their 6-foot-5, nationally rated wide receiver, Zion White, scarcely played before injuring an ankle. Their new quarterback, Hunter Fujikawa, will only ...
The Mililani Trojans, ranked No. 1 by coaches and media despite new faces at key positions, stunned Liberty (Nev.) with a 31-24 victory. The team's future looks bright, with standout wide receiver Zion White, who played only briefly due to an ankle injury, and quarterback Hunter Fujikawa, whose comfort and decisiveness continue to grow.
Freshman Bless Cabrera-Hopkins was instrumental in the win, capturing eight passes for 148 yards and two touchdowns alongside the defense, which the team credits as the best in the state. No. 5 Orem (Utah) dispatched Kamehameha 16-7, relying on solid special teams and defensive play while pinning the turnover count on Kamehameha's mistakes.
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