2014 HS Top 10 Offensive Linemen

[ManuSamoa]

1,Fred Ulu-Perry, Saint Louis, 6-2, 290, Sr.
2, Semisi Uluave, Punahou, 6-5, 310, Sr.
3. Michael Eletise. Kaiser, 6-3, 285, Jr
4. Jordan Agasiva, Mililani, 6-4, 280, Sr
5. Tolefoa Auwae, Kapolei, 6-5, 285, Jr
6. Radison Jang, Kamehameha 6-2, 250 Sr
7. Victor Tualau, Kahuku, 6-2, 325 Sr
8. Kolby Castillo, Aiea 6-2 260, Sr
9. Loius Matagi, Farrington, 6-2. 340, Sr
10. Aaron Amosa, Campbell, 6-1. Sr

[newguy]

1,Fred Ulu-Perry, Saint Louis, 6-2, 290, Sr.
2, Semisi Uluave, Punahou, 6-5, 310, Sr.
3. Michael Eletise. Kaiser, 6-3, 285, Jr
4. Jordan Agasiva, Mililani, 6-4, 280, Sr
5. Tolefoa Auwae, Kapolei, 6-5, 285, Jr
6. Radison Jang, Kamehameha 6-2, 250 Sr
7. Victor Tualau, Kahuku, 6-2, 325 Sr
8. Kolby Castillo, Aiea 6-2 260, Sr
9. Loius Matagi, Farrington, 6-2. 340, Sr
10. Aaron Amosa, Campbell, 6-1. Sr

Nice list, after watching the Mililani vs Farrington game I really like the center for Mililani..In fact that entire unit is very good but the center and the 2 guards put on a magic show for the entire state to see that night. They made the Farrington Dline (especially the 1&3 technique) disappear...

[HS Football Fanatic]

1,Fred Ulu-Perry, Saint Louis, 6-2, 290, Sr.
2, Semisi Uluave, Punahou, 6-5, 310, Sr.
3. Michael Eletise. Kaiser, 6-3, 285, Jr
4. Jordan Agasiva, Mililani, 6-4, 280, Sr
5. Tolefoa Auwae, Kapolei, 6-5, 285, Jr
6. Radison Jang, Kamehameha 6-2, 250 Sr
7. Victor Tualau, Kahuku, 6-2, 325 Sr
8. Kolby Castillo, Aiea 6-2 260, Sr
9. Loius Matagi, Farrington, 6-2. 340, Sr
10. Aaron Amosa, Campbell, 6-1. Sr

Nice list, after watching the Mililani vs Farrington game I really like the center for Mililani..In fact that entire unit is very good but the center and the 2 guards put on a magic show for the entire state to see that night. They made the Farrington Dline (especially the 1&3 technique) disappear...

That's a pretty good Farrington interior D-line. If Mililani's interior O-line made them disappear, it confirms my belief that Mililani's O-line is the best in the state.

[SM96753]

Nice list. How many of them do you think will be playing at the next level?

[GetNutz808]

The older brother of Toleafoa Auwae should be in there. He has good feet for an Offensive Linemen. I believe the best one Kapolei has this year! 3 offers from Utah State, BYU, Nevada, and getting looks at from others it said on the article. And keep an eye out for Nate Herbig. He is going to dominate soon.

[kapakahi]

Arona Amosa.....not Aaron Amosa.

[Hawaii78]

1,Fred Ulu-Perry, Saint Louis, 6-2, 290, Sr.
2, Semisi Uluave, Punahou, 6-5, 310, Sr.
3. Michael Eletise. Kaiser, 6-3, 285, Jr
4. Jordan Agasiva, Mililani, 6-4, 280, Sr
5. Tolefoa Auwae, Kapolei, 6-5, 285, Jr
6. Radison Jang, Kamehameha 6-2, 250 Sr
7. Victor Tualau, Kahuku, 6-2, 325 Sr
8. Kolby Castillo, Aiea 6-2 260, Sr
9. Loius Matagi, Farrington, 6-2. 340, Sr
10. Aaron Amosa, Campbell, 6-1. Sr

Top 5
Ulu-Perry
Uluave
Agasiva
Castillo
Eletise

Cont. 6-10
Tovi
Jang
Tualau
Mauga
Amosa

Con.11-15
Matagi
Nisa
T. Auwae
Tuiloma
Ulufale

Before the season started, I knew Farrington was coming in with the heaviest line and Kapolei with the tallest. Both lines played the way I pictured it, Farrington played slow and clumsy and Kapolei looked intimidating, but played soft. Kaiser on the other hand a very good aggressive line, not bad for a team moving up from the white division. I thought Waianae who was lead by Mauga wouldve done better, but didn't. I was impressed with Leilehua's, despite all the sacks given up against Kahuku. Leilehua had good teamwork on the line, couldn't choose one outstanding player, which is good. Mililani with Agasiva and Tovi did as expected, played aggressive and strong.

Top Olines:
Punahou
Mililani
St. Louis
Kamehameha
Leilehua
Kaiser
Campbell
Farrington
Kapolei

[GetNutz808]

1.Ulu-Perry-UCLA commit
2.Uluave-Oregon, Texas Tech, Vanderbilt, Wisconsin, UCLA
3.Agasiva-UH commit
4.V.Auwae-BYU,Washington St., Nevada, Utah St., Virginia Union
5.Eletise- Colorado
6.Radsing
7.Savea- Boise State
8.Tovi
9.T.Auwae
10.C. Mowat

[808warrior4lyfe]

Borden and Oishi from Iolani and Kordell Va'a from Pearl City. Also with all this talk about the Mililani line can't forget about Suapaia

[Localfan808]

Not heard of much unless you've been to camps and combines but Kalae Wong (JR) of Nanakuli looks like a big reason why that running game is doing so well. Despite coming in second to Castillo at the Max Exposure and performing well at the derby camp, he has flown under the radar this year. Tuiloma is surely a force on that line, but Wong on the other side looks like a hardnosed mauler as well.