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Oregon and USC 5-Star Signees Steal the Show at The Polynesian Bowl

Centennial (California) quarterback Husan Longstreet and Duncanville (Texas) Dakorien Moore cap huge performances with a 75-yard game-winning connection

Caleb Sisk

Centennial Huskies Quarterback Husan Longstreet (4) catches the ball at Liberty High School on Sept. 21, 2024, in Peoria.
Centennial Huskies Quarterback Husan Longstreet (4) catches the ball at Liberty High School on Sept. 21, 2024, in Peoria. / Diannie Chavez/The Republic / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images

The 2025 edition of the nationally televised Polynesian Bowl, featuring some of the nation's brightest high school football stars alongside some of the top players in Hawaii, took place on Friday at Künuiãke Stadium in Honolulu. Team Makai, led by spectacular performances from a pair of five-stars, defeated Team Mauka, 28-21. The game was aired on NFL Network.

The game winning score came late in the contest when USC signee Husan Longstreet, from California's Centennial High School, completed a 75-yard touchdown pass to Oregon signee Dakorien Moore, from Texas powerhouse Duncanville, to life Makai to victory. It was a highlight reel effort from the two five-stars as Longstreet fired a bullet into tight double coverage, which Moore caught with one hand before making a spectacular run through the Mauka defense and into the end zone.

Dakorien Moore finished the game with two touchdowns catches, multiple big plays, 130 yards receiving on the day. Longstreet had four TD tosses in the game, going 15-for23 for 278 yards. The pair share co-MVP honors.

Mauka made a valiant attempt to tie or win the game, with Cal quarterback signee Jaron Keawe Sagepolutele, a four-star from Hawaii's James Cambell High School, leading his team into the Makai red zone, in the game's final 30 seconds. However, Bolles High School (Florida) four-star safety Simeon Caldwell, halted the threat and sealed the win for Makai with an interception in the end zone.

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CALEB SISK

Caleb Sisk has been a sportswriter in the Dalton, Georgia area since 2023. He started as a graphic designer with his own company that was and is run through social media. Sisk grew up in Chattanooga, Tennessee, and has experience traveling back to his hometown and all throughout the state of Tennessee, Georgia, North Carolina and South Carolina to cover high school sports. He has written for many On SI sites and has worked with Rivals in the past. He also expresses the enjoyment of writing about multiple sports and topics, although his first love for writing has always been recruiting. He began contributing to High School On SI in 2025.

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