Here's the University of Hawaii potential signees:
John Wa'a, Kahuku, 6-3, 281 —
Versatile in Kahuku's mix of power, stretch and toss sweep plays. A
quiet, effective leader. Committed early to UH and never wavered. (10)
Aofaga Wily, Kahuku, 5-10, 212 — The Star-Advertiser All-State offensive
player of the year rushed for 1,744 yards and 27 touchdowns for the
state champion Red Raiders. Has power, finesse and excellent hands, but
is also being looked at as a linebacker, his position as a JV player. (7) [commits to Hawaii]
Athlete Keelan Ewaliko, Baldwin,
6-0, 175 — An early-season rib injury curbed his statistical
contributions, but he is among the most promising of the versatile
seniors in this class. Ewaliko's speed and escapability were spectacular
as a quarterback. At the next level, he could — and probably will, per
UH coach Norm Chow — play multiple positions on offense, defense and
special teams. (15)
Kennedy Tulimasealii, Waianae,
6-1, 286 — Tremendous explosion, a pocket wrecker even against
double-team blocks. He finished a close second in the voting for
all-state defensive player of the year. UH has kept tabs on
Tulimasealii, but now that he's on the verge of academic qualification,
other schools are jumping on the bandwagon. (2)
Ualesi Sale, Aiea, 6-3, 225 — Opposing coaches raved about Sale's playmaking ability. (11)
Rashaan Falemalu, Kahuku, 6-1, 192 — His rangy play, good closing speed
and excellent anticipation made him perfect to play outside 'backer for
Kahuku's lockdown unit.
(In parentheses are the Star Advertiser's rankings of the top 15 players from Hawaii. Isaac Savaiinaea is the no. 1 ranked player from Hawaii. He finally decided on UCLA.)
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