Warriors, Waveriders remain unbeaten

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Kea‘au goalkeeper Tobias McMillian stretches to make a save as Kamehameha's Landon Fukui scores a goal during Tuesday's BIIF soccer match hosted by the Cougars. (Tim Wright/Special to West Hawaii Today and Hawaii Tribune-Herald)
Kea‘au goalkeeper Tobias McMillian lunges for a block as a high kick sails past him and lands for a goal during Tuesday's BIIF soccer match against Kamehameha, hosted by the Cougars. (Tim Wright/Special to West Hawaii Today and Hawaii Tribune-Herald)
Kea‘au's Dylan Vaughan directs the ball forward with a header during Tuesday's BIIF soccer match against Kamehameha, hosted by the Cougars. (Tim Wright/Special to West Hawaii Today and Hawaii Tribune-Herald)
Kea‘au's Dane Ramey strives to gain possession from Kamehameha's Princeton Kuamo‘o during Tuesday's BIIF soccer match hosted by the Cougars. Kuamo‘o finished with a goal in the 4-0 win. (Tim Wright/Special to West Hawaii Today and Hawaii Tribune-Herald)
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KEA‘AU — Kamehameha Schools-Hawai‘i boys soccer still hasn’t lost a match.

On Tuesday afternoon at Kea‘au High School, the Warriors had a successful business trip — blanking the hosting Cougars 4-0 to earn their second consecutive matchup.

KSH spread the love and had an egalitarian scoring approach, as four different players scored one goal each — Landon Fukui, William Henderson, Micah Chung and Princeton Kuamo‘o.

Now moving to 5-0, the Warriors are outscoring opponents 20-4 this season as they try to make their way back to the state tournament. Their next test will be up against Makua Lani Christian Academy at 3 p.m. Friday in Kona town.

The Cougars (1-3-0) will regroup and take the pitch against Parker at 5 p.m. today on their home field.

Kealakehe 9, MLCA 0

Kealakehe boys soccer won match No. 2 of the new season with a 9-0 rout of Makua Lani on Tuesday at Waverider Stadium.

The paper was unable to obtain a list of the scorers by deadline. If any readers know the official goal scorers, please email clangs@westhawaiitoday.com.

Next up, the 2-0-0 Waveriders will host Waiakea at 2 p.m. Saturday at Kealakehe High School. The Lions fell to 1-3-0, and will return to action against KSH on Friday at home.