HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - The 2019 Polynesian Bowl kicks off tomorrow night at Aloha Stadium. 100 of the country’s elite high school football players will represent Team Makai and Team Mauka and will be broadcast live on CBS Sports Network. If you’re planning on attending Saturday’s game, here’s some information you’ll need to know ahead of time: TICKET PRICES Game Day – Main Box Office will open from 9:00 a.m. to halftime. $15.00 Reserved Seats. $12.00 General Admission Adult (13 years and above). $9.00 Military with ID & Youth (Ages 6-12 years) Free for children five years and under. Advance tickets are available through Ticketmaster at: charge-by-phone 1-800-745-3000 or online at www.ticketmaster.com. Subject to service fees. PARKING & FEES (CASH ONLY) Before 3:00pm - Parking rates are $1.00 per person, 11 years and under are free during swap meet hours only. After 3:00pm - Parking rates are $8.00 per car, $31 per bus/limousine. Parking Gate 1 (Main Salt Lake) - Use Kamehameha Highway or Salt Lake Blvd. – Parking will be open for swap meet. Parking Gate 3 (Halawa) – Use Kahuapaani St. only. - Public parking will open at 6:00 p.m. Tailgating is not allowed. RIDESHARE AND DROP OFF LOCATION A convenient drop-off and pick-up zone is available in the Aloha Stadium parking lot, near the Main Salt Lake Blvd Gate. Do not drop off or pick up on Salt Lake Blvd – lanes are for drive through only. TURNSTILE GATES Gates 1 and 4 will be open to the public starting at 5:30 p.m. There will be no re-entry allowed. BAG POLICY Each person shall be allowed: One Bag that does not exceed 12” x 6” x 12” in size. In addition, each person will be allowed to hand-carry a blanket, poncho or jacket and a seat cushion. Strollers are allowed, however they must be collapsible and fit underneath the seat and stored safely without obstructing the aisle-ways for other guests. Kickoff of the 2019 Polynesian Bowl is set for 7:00 p.m. HT. The game will also be re-broadcasted on Sunday, January 20th on KGMB at 6 p.m. HT. Copyright 2019 Hawaii News Now. All rights reserved.<doc-sep>HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - This week’s Polynesian Bowl is about much more then just football. Players and coaches took the opportunity this afternoon to learn about the Polynesian culture at the Polynesian Cultural Center on Oahu's North Shore. Many of the mainland players have spent the week embarrass a culture that has been distant to them for most of their young lives. Devon Ellies left Hawaii when he was five years old and has spent this week immersing himself in his Samoan roots. “I don’t really get this type of exposure to the Polynesian culture in Washington D.C.” Ellies said. "So this is a really unique experience. Ellies is just one of many players who have either come to Hawai'i for the first time or returned after being away for many years. Also players and coaches had the opportunity to tour the Polynesian Football hall of fame and see legends of the game who helped pave their way for this game and these players to continue to prosper. The Polynesian Bowl will take place at Aloha Stadium this Saturday at 7:05 pm it will be shown live on CBS sports network. Copyright 2019 Hawaii News Now. All rights reserved.<doc-sep>The third edition of the Polynesian bowl will showcase some of the nation’s top high school players inside Honolulu’s Aloha stadium. Here is how you can watch, BYU signees playing, and BYU targets to watch out for. WHERE, WHEN, AND HOW TO WATCH WHERE: Aloha Stadium; O’Ahu, Hawaii WHEN: Saturday, January 19 @ 10:00 PM MST CHANNEL: CBS Sports Network BYU SIGNEES IN THE GAME Jacob Conover, QB — Team Makai BYU fans will get one last chance to see the 4-star QB before he heads out on his Church mission to Paraguay February 12. Conover has impressed during the week and is projected to be the starter in tonight’s game. BYU got a good one, folks. Jacob Conover "took every single rep for his squad” on the first day and "the majority of reps since then”. He also projects to be the starter at the @polynesiabowl according to @BrandonHuffman. #ESPN960 #BYU #BYUFootball — ESPN960Sports (@espn960sports) January 17, 2019 Ethan Erickson, TE — Team Makai The 6’5”, 3-star tight end will get a chance to catch some passes from his future QB. Like Conover, Erickson is planning on serving a mission before enrolling at BYU. Eli Unutoa, OL — Team Makua One of the more underrated signees in BYU’s 2019 class, Unutoa is a big interior offensive lineman who already has the body of a division 1 player. BYU Targets Logan Sagapolu, OL — Team Makua The 3-star center from Lehi, Utah will be announcing his college decision tonight between Oregon, Utah and BYU. Oregon is the favorite to land the Skyridge HS product. Simote Pepa, DL — Team Makai The 6-foot-3, 320 pounds DT from Bingham HS is uncommitted coming into the game. Utah, Washington, Wisconsin, Nebrasksa, Tennessee, Virginia, Arizona, Oregon and BYU have all offered him. Utah is the leader in the clubhouse right now, but BYU is still in the mix. Puka Nacua, WR — Team Makai The USC commit is still taking official visits, but doesn’t have one planned to BYU as of yet. Don’t hold your breath on Puka. He’ll be catching passes from Conover tonight.<doc-sep>The Polynesian Bowl announced the rosters for the 2019 Polynesian Bowl following the conclusion of the first-ever player draft. The Polynesian Bowl will kickoff Saturday, Jan. 19 in Hawaii and be televised on CBS Sports Network at 11 p.m. CT. Team Makai (Ocean) and Team Mauka (Mountain) will be coached by former NFL head coach and player Jim Zorn (Makai) and former Oregon head coach Mike Bellotti (Mauka). The rosters can be seen below in full: TEAM MAKAI Honorary Team Captain: Haloti Ngata NAME POS. # HOMETOWN ANCESTRY SCHOOL Miki Ah You LB 18 Kahuku, Hawaii Samoan Washington Akili Arnold DB 25 Mission Viejo, Calif. Hawaiian/Samoan Utah State Diwun Black OLB 38 Kissimmee, Fla. Florida Khris Bogle DE 99 Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Alabama Jirehl Brock RB 21 Quincy, Ill. Iowa St Marcel Brooks OLB 7 Flower Mound, Texas LSU Julius Buelow OL 79 Kapolei, Hawaii Tongan Washington Duke Clemens OL 66 Honolulu, Hawaii Hawaiian/Samoan UCLA Jacob Conover QB 17 Chandler, Ariz. BYU Jeremiah Criddell DB 4 Santa Ana, Calif. Oklahoma Gunner Cruz QB 15 Queen Creek, Ariz. Washington St Ethan Erickson TE 89 Laie, Hawaii BYU Tamatoa Falatea WR 80 Honolulu, Hawaii Samoan Uncommitted Tausili Fiatoa OLB 40 Laie, Hawaii Samoan Navy Devyn Ford RB 22 Stafford, Va. Penn State Mase Funa LB 47 Santa Ana, Calif. Tongan Oregon Elijah Higgins WR 9 Austin, Texas Stanford George Holani RB 28 Bellflower, Calif. Tongan Boise State Tim Horn P 16 Honolulu, Hawaii Washington Giles Jackson WR 5 Oakley, Calif. Michigan Lolani Langi OLB 45 South Jordan, Utah Tongan N/A Logan Lee TE 87 Orion, Ill. Iowa Marist Liufau DB 10 Honolulu, Hawaii Samoan Notre Dame Treven Ma’ae DE 94 Las Vegas, Nev. Samoan Oregon Austin McNamara K/P 31 Gilbert, Ariz. Texas Tech Arasi Mose OL 78 Honolulu, Hawaii Hawaiian Hawai`i Puka Nacua WR 12 Orem, Utah Samoan USC Peni al Naulu ILB 54 Kapolei, Hawaii Tongan Washington St EJ Ndoma-Ogar OL 55 Allen, Texas Oklahoma Noa Ngalu DT 52 Menlo Park, Calif. Tongan Washington Joshua Pakola DE 8 Mountain View, Calif. Samoan/Tongan Stanford Trey Palmer WR 33 Kentwood, La. LSU Peter Parrish QB 1 Phenix City, Ala. LSU Simote Pepa DT 76 South Jordan, Utah Tongan N/A Tigeral Peterson ILB 13 Honolulu, Hawaii Samoan Hawai`i Matthew Pola-Mao DT 90 Chandler, Ariz. Samoan N/A Gino Quinones DE 44 Honolulu, Hawaii Hawaiian/Samoan USC Jason Rodriguez OL 77 Hesperia, Calif. USC Isaiah Rutherford DB 34 Carmichael, Calif. Notre Dame Simon Samarzich LS 35 Upland, Calif. Washington St Trey Sanders RB 6 Bradenton, Fla. Alabama Bula Schmidt OL 71 Seattle, Wash. Samoan Uncommitted Ishmael Sopsher DT 91 Amite, La. N/A Ryan Suliafu OL 67 San Juan Cap, Calif. Tongan Uncommitted Jonah Tauanu’u OL 75 Harbor City, Calif. Samoan Oregon Titus Toler DB 41 Bellflower, Calif. Wisconsin Henry To’oto’o LB 11 Concord, Calif. Samoan Uncommitted Maninoa Tufono ILB 50 Honolulu, Hawaii Samoan/Tokelauan USC Asa Turner DB 20 Carlsbad, Calif. Washington Caedan Wallace OL 72 Princeton, N.J. Penn State TEAM MAUKA Honorary Team Captain: JuJu Smith-Schuster<doc-sep>
HONOLULU – The players kicked off practices for the 2019 Polynesian Bowl on Tuesday on the field inside Aloha Stadium where they'll face off in an all-star affair Saturday night. About midway through the two-hour workout, Team Makai held a spirited session of one-on-one battles between its offensive and defensive linemen that would have impressed honorary captain Haloti Ngata. Oklahoma bound offensive guard EJ Ndoma-Ogar was a standout in the battles and, to go along with his work in live drills, was pegged as the practice's Alpha Dog on Day 1. He was stout as a run blocker and showed off his technique in head-to-head matchups, stonewalling defensive linemen and holding his ground against the pass rushers. Whether it was speed or power moves, the four-star prospect from Allen, Texas, handled whatever opponents threw his way. Unsigned three-star defensive tackle Simote Pepa of South Jordan (Utah) Bingham was another notable performer. He squeezed through traffic during the 11-on-11 portion of practice to consistently reach the backfield and was a handful in OL vs DL battles. He has taken official visits to Utah and Wisconsin, and is set to take a closer look at Brigham Young later this month before revealing his college choice on Feb. 6. Oregon signee Treven Ma'ae, a Hawaii native who played his final year of high school football on the mainland at powerhouse Las Vegas (Nev.) Bishop Gorman, looked very comfortable back at his old stomping grounds. The hybrid edge rusher was quick to the outside, used his length to create problems for offensive tackles and showed an improved counter move to the inside that should be a major tool for him the next few years in Eugene. Menlo Park (Calif.) Menlo-Atherton defensive tackle Noa Ngalu, who signed with Washington last month, was another player who impressed in one-on-ones. He was agile and explosive and shed blocks with swift hand movements. The Huskies are getting a lineman with a relentless motor. Check out the video above for the best of the one-on-one session between the Team Makai linemen on the first practice leading up to this weekend's Polynesian Bowl, which will air live on CBS Sports Network beginning at 7 p.m. HST/9 p.m. PST/12 a.m. EST.