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Campbell football team clips Kamehameha

The No. 6 Campbell High School football team made it three wins in a row with a gritty 16-7 triumph over No. 4 Kamehameha on a windy Saturday night at Skippa Diaz Stadium. Since losing at Waipahu in their season opener, the Sabers are now 3-1 heading into their OIA Open Division opener against Kapolei on Friday. Even with the loss, falling to 1-4, Kamehameha showed signs of improvement with a ...

Campbell High School's football team secured three consecutive wins with a hard-fought 16-7 victory over No. 4 ranked Kamehameha on a windy Saturday night at Skippa Diaz Stadium. Following their season-opening loss to Waipahu, the Sabers are now 3-1 as they prepare for their OIA Open Division opener against Kapolei on Friday. Despite Kamehameha's strong defense and emerging offense, Campbell's victory extended their winning streak.

Senior Jeovanny Maghamil-Avilla's crucial defensive plays, including a backfield tackle and a blocked field goal attempt, helped the Sabers overcome a critical muffed punt return. Starting quarterback Jalen Kimble led the offense with 161 passing yards. Charleston Salazar powered the ground game with 98 yards and a touchdown. The game's decisive moment came when Campbell's Mitch Lifto kicked a 33-yard field goal with 14 seconds left in the first half, boosting their lead to 16-7. The teams have faced each other before, with Campbell winning 26-23 in overtime in December 2025.

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