We were pleased with what we saw, but at the same time there’s a lot of things that we need to fix up.” “Especially considering all the hype around this game and the media attention and we just wanted them to focus. “We definitely were trying to figure out which team would be coming out,” Rickard said. Lunas running back Kaulana Tihada pops into the air after breaking a tackle to score a two-point conversion in the second quarter. The Lunas led 28-0 at halftime on the strength of three touchdown passes by Lyrik Kahula - 19 yards to Kuola Watson to open the scoring, 18 yards to Avery Baybayan to make it 13-0 one play into the second quarter, and 8 yards to Tihada to push the lead to 21-0 with 4:21 left in the half. We got to work extra hard, especially since we were behind everyone, so it means a lot to come out here and play for this whole community.” “It’s been definitely a hard time, you know, ever since that fire, but we’ve been persevering. “It felt great playing with the team again, just getting back on the field, we’ve been waiting for this moment too long, too long,” senior running back Kaulana Tihada said after rushing for 29 yards on seven carries and recording 20 receiving yards and a touchdown on three catches. It was the first action for the football team since the Aug. Lahainaluna High School’s highly anticipated return to the football field was all it was built up to be on Saturday night at a jam-packed, emotion-filled War Memorial Stadium - the Lunas took care of business with a dominant 42-0 win over Baldwin.

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