OKINAWA
Brian Taylor carries defenders.

Humphreys' Brian Taylor tries to bull his way between Kubasaki's Mateo Solano and Kalen Sablan. (Photo by Julia Mendoza/Special to Stripes)

CAMP HANSEN, Okinawa – Okinawa continues to be good to Humphreys, which remains very much alive in the chase for Far East Division I title-game space.

Dallas Hunter scored twice and Broderick Carmody added a short touchdown run as the Blackhawks broke the game open in the second half, beating Kubasaki 19-6 in DODEA-Pacific’s first high school football game played at Hansen.

Humphreys improved to 2-1, both victories coming on Okinawa, and vaulted into second place in the D-I standings. The Dragons, the 2024 D-I champions and last year’s runner-up, fell to 1-3 and all but out of the championship chase.

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