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| Class of 2011 Hawai'i Preseason State Rankings | ||||||
| Regional Manager Brandon Huffman | ||||||
| Rk | Name | Stars | School | Verbal | Video | |
| Pos | Ht/Wt | ||||||
| 1. | Paulay Asiata |  | Honolulu (Hawaii) St. Louis |  | ||
| OT | 6-5/290 | ||||||
| Country strong; easily best OL on islands | ||||||
| 2. | Chester Sua | | Honolulu (Hawaii) Kaimuki | Washington State | | |
| OLB | 6-2/217 | ||||||
| Physically imposing; can be an impact player on both sides | ||||||
| 3. | Lake Koa-Ka'ai | | Honolulu (Hawaii) Kamehameha | | ||
| DE | 6-4/250 | ||||||
| Has complete package of speed, size, strength and leverage | ||||||
| 4. | Marcus Mariota | | Honolulu (Hawaii) St. Louis | Oregon | | |
| QB | 6-3/190 | ||||||
| Fastest QB on the west coast; perfect fit for spread option offense | ||||||
| 5. | Tigi Hill | | Kahuku (Hawaii) Kahuku | | ||
| S | 6-2/210 | ||||||
| Head hunter in the deep third; definitely an enforcer in the secondary | ||||||
| 6. | Juda Parker | | Honolulu (Hawaii) St. Louis | Tennessee | | |
| DE | 6-2/230 | ||||||
| Rangy end that has better physicality than at first glance; has room to grow | ||||||
| 7. | Mike Moala | | Honolulu (Hawaii) Kaimuki | |||
| DT | 6-2/270 | ||||||
| Most athletic big man in the islands; could be OL or DL depending on need | ||||||
| 8. | Starr Sua-Passi | | Honolulu (Hawaii) St. Louis | |||
| OLB | 5-11/220 | ||||||
| Strong, tough MLB; height may end up being a limiting factor | ||||||
| 9. | Micah Kalepa | | Honolulu (Hawaii) Pac-5 | | ||
| TE | 6-5/250 | ||||||
| Grew 35 pounds in a year; could be an excellent OT prospect in college | ||||||
| 10. | Kamalani Kaluhiokalani | | Honolulu (Hawaii) Kamehameha | |||
| DT | 6-0/296 | ||||||
| Wears heart on sleeve; emotional player that runs hot and cold | ||||||
| 11. | Kawika Stant | | Honolulu (Hawaii) Kamehameha | |||
| MLB | 5-11/210 | ||||||
| Has football speed and instincts galore; father is Kam head coach | ||||||
| 12. | Justin Vele | | Honolulu (Hawaii) Farrington | | ||
| OLB | 6-1/235 | ||||||
| Another instinctual linebacker that can play sideline to sideline | ||||||
| 13. | KT Tuumalo | | Honolulu (Hawaii) Punahou | |||
| OLB | 6-2/210 | ||||||
| Could grow into a linebacker at the next level; physically imposing | ||||||
| 14. | Ben Mamea | | Kahuku (Hawaii) Kahuku | |||
| MLB | 6-1/200 | ||||||
| Tough, rangy MIK that can fit the run really well | ||||||
| 15. | Trent McKinney | | Mililani (Hawaii) Mililani | |||
| QB | 5-11.5/195 | ||||||
| Very good athlete that is also a smart player and good decision-maker | ||||||
| 16. | Hassan Richardson | | Mililani (Hawaii) Mililani | |||
| WR | 6-4/190 | ||||||
| Big, lanky receiver that has a knack for making the big play look easy | ||||||
| 17. | Justice Sarcedo | | Honolulu (Hawaii) Kaimuki | |||
| CB | 5-10/163 | ||||||
| Two-way athlete that plays the game with a chip on his shoulder | ||||||
| 18. | Peni Vea | | Kailua-Kona (Hawaii) Kealakehe | |||
| S | 6-0/175 | ||||||
| Athletic safety that could also grow into a WIL at the next level | ||||||
| 19. | Solomon Dixon | | Honolulu (Hawaii) McKinley | Idaho | ||
| CB | 5-9/150 | ||||||
| Quick, shifty athlete that will play defense in college | ||||||
| 20. | Lancelot Williams | | Honolulu (Hawaii) Farrington | |||
| OLB | 6-2/218 | ||||||
| Good looking athlete on the hoof; plays better in space | ||||||
| 21. | Richard Villasenor | | Honolulu (Hawaii) Moanalua | |||
| DE | 6-0/249 | ||||||
| Tough two-way performer that would get more looks if taller | ||||||
| 22. | Shairone Thompson | | Kahuku (Hawaii) Kahuku | |||
| TE | 6-5/200 | ||||||
| Needs to keep growing to be a viable TE in college; great hands | ||||||
| 23. | Jesse Carney | | Kailua (Hawaii) Kalaheo | |||
| RB | 5-9/171 | ||||||
| Next shiftiest back in Oahu behind Dixon; very versatile and productive | ||||||
| 24. | Duke Bukoski | | Honolulu (Hawaii) St. Louis | | ||
| WR | 6-2/197 | ||||||
| Smart, heady athlete that will be Mariota’s go-to guy through the air | ||||||
| 25. | Brock Ruelke | | Honolulu (Hawaii) Kamehameha | |||
| WR | 6-2/185 | ||||||
| Bigger receiver that should provide Kamehameha a strong target in the pass game | ||||||
Last updated: 8/18/10
