Mililani football team runs down California’s McClymonds in 50-0 win
Marcus Peters has seen plenty of football from the youth level to the NFL. The former Kansas City Chiefs defensive back grew up in the McClymonds High School program, playing under his father, Michael Peters, and carries on a legacy for the Warriors as their first-year head coach. Even after a 50-0 loss to Hawaii’s top-ranked team, Mililani, Peters was positive. He sought out Mililani’s ...
Former Chiefs defensive back Marcus Peters, a native of McClymonds High School, took the helm as Mililani's first-year head coach in their 50-0 victory over the warriors. Despite the lopsided defeat, Peters remained optimistic and sought out a standout senior, Bless Cabrera-Hopkins, to commend his performance. The Warriors entered the season with 29 players in uniform and aim to secure the CIF 3A state championship.
The game served as a litmus test for the team, with several players nursing injuries. Running back Toa Sam exited after a 72-yard touchdown run and offensive linemen praised their hard work. McClymonds' pistol read-pass option game faltered, and Mililani led 29-0 at halftime. Jayzen Joseph and Hayden Bajet scored crucial touchdowns for the Warriors.
Leighton Magno's interception return sealed the 50-0 final score. The Warriors, boasting four state championships in school history, will face Foothill in Nevada next weekend, aiming for another state title.
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