Hula Bowl
Playing sites:
Honolulu Stadium, Honolulu (1960-74)
Aloha Stadium, Honolulu (1975-98, 2006-2008, 2020)
War Memorial Stadium, Maui (1999-2005)
Jan. 27, 2020 - Team Kai 23, Team Aina 7
MVP: Reggie Walker, Kansas State
and Niko Lalos, Dartmouth
no games from 2009-2019
Jan. 12, 2008 - East 38, West 7
MVP: Bernard Morris, Marshall
and Angelo Craig, Cincinnati
Jan. 14, 2007 - East 18, West 10
MVP: Will Proctor, Clemson
and Chad Nkang, Elon
Jan. 21, 2006 - East 10, West 7
MVP: Brent Hawkins, Illinois State
and Brad Smith, Missouri
Jan. 22, 2005 - East 20, West 13
MVP: Ronald Stanley, Michigan State
and Derrick Wimbush, Fort Valley State
Jan. 17, 2004 - East 26, West 7
MVP: Wes Welker, Texas Tech
and Fred Russell, Iowa
and Colby Bockwoldt, BYU
Feb. 1, 2003 - South 27, North 24
MVP: David Kircus, Grand Valley State
and Kassim Osgood, San Diego State
Feb. 2, 2002 - South 45, North 28
MVP: Nick Rolovich, Hawaii
and Chester Taylor, Toledo
Jan. 20, 2001 - North 31, South 23
MVP: Jonathan Beasley, Kansas State
and and Reggie Germany, Ohio State
Jan. 22, 2000 - Tie 28-28
MVP: Bashir Yamini, Iowa
and Todd Husak, Stanford
and Brian Young, UTEP
Jan. 24, 1999 - South 34, North 14
MVP: Kevin Daft, Cal-Davis
and Ricky Williams, Texas
and Brad Scioli, Penn St
Jan. 18, 1998 - South 21, North 20
MVP: Chris Howard, Michigan
and Eric Ogbogu, Maryland
Jan. 19, 1997 - South 26, North 13
MVP: Archie Amerson, Northern Arizona
and Andy Russ, Mississippi State
Jan. 21, 1996 - East 17, West 10
MVP: Winslow Oliver, New Mexico
and Regan Upshaw, California
Jan. 22, 1995 - East 20, West 9
MVP: Kordell Stewart, Colorado
and Robert Baldwin, Duke
Jan. 22, 1994 - College Stars, 28, Hawaii Stars 15
MVP: Andre Coleman, Kansas State
and Chris Maumalanga, Kansas
Jan. 16, 1993 - West 13, East 10
MVP: Lamar Thomas, Miami FL
and Ron Carpenter, Miami OH
Jan. 11, 1992 - West 27, East 20
MVP: Derrick Moore, Northeastern Oklahoma
and Steve Israel, Pittsburgh
Jan. 19, 1991 - East 23, West 10
MVP: John Langeloh, Michigan State
and Derrick Brownlow, Illinois
Jan. 13, 1990 - West 21, East 13
MVP: Cary Conklin, Washington
and James Francis, Baylor
Jan. 7, 1989 - East 21, West 10
MVP: Anthony Dilweg, Duke
and Deion Sanders, Florida State
Jan. 16, 1988 - West 20, East 18
MVP: Aaron Cox, Arizona State
and Dennis Price, UCLA
Jan. 10, 1987 - West 16, East 14
MVP: Chris Miller, Oregon
and Louis Brock, Southern California
Jan. 11, 1986 - West 23, East 10
MVP: Doug Gaynor, Long Beach State
and Rogers Alexander, Penn State
Jan. 5, 1985 - East 34, West 14
MVP: Al Toon, Wisconsin
and Freddie Joe Nunn, Mississippi
Jan. 7, 1984 - West 21, East 16
MVP: Jim Sandusky, San Diego State
and Freddie Gilbert, Georgia
Jan. 15, 1983 - East 30, West 14
MVP: Dan Marino, Pittsburgh
and Paul Soares, Navy
Jan. 9, 1982 - West 26, East 23
MVP: Walter Abercrombie, Baylor
and Leo Isniewski, Penn State
Jan. 10, 1981 - West 24, East 17
MVP: Samoa Samoa, Washington St
and Ken Easley, UCLA
and Blane Gaison, Hawaii
Jan. 5, 1980 - East 17, West 10
MVP: Billy Sims, Oklahoma
and Steve McMichael, Texas
Jan. 6, 1979 - East 29, West 24
MVP: Rick Leach, Michigan
and Ted Brown, North Carolina State
Jan. 7, 1978 - West 42, East 22
MVP: Dave Turner, San Diego State
and Ricky Odom, Southern California
Jan. 8, 1977 - West 20, East 17
MVP: Tony Dorsett, Pittsburgh
and Ron Crosby, Penn State
Jan. 10, 1976 - East 16, West 0
MVP: Cornelius Green, Ohio State
and Lee Roy Selmon, Oklahoma
Jan. 4, 1975 - East 34, West 25
MVP: Condredge Holloway, Tennessee
and Rubin Carter, Miami OH
Jan. 5, 1974 - East 24, West 14
MVP: Norris Weese, Mississippi
and Lucious Selmon, Oklahoma
Jan. 6, 1973 - South 17, North 3
MVP: Greg Pruitt, Oklahoma
and Jim Merlo, Stanford
Jan. 8, 1972 - North 24, South 7
MVP: Jerry Tagge, Nebraska
and Walt Patulski, Notre Dame
Jan. 9, 1971 - North 42, South 32
MVP: Jim Plunkett, Stanford
and Jack Ham, Penn State
Jan. 10, 1970 - South 35, North 13
MVP: Bob Anderson, Colorado
and Floyd Reese, UCLA
Jan. 4, 1969 - North 13, South 7
MVP: Bill Enyart, Oregon State
and Tim Buchanan, Hawaii
Jan. 6, 1968 - North 50, South 6
MVP: Larry Csonka, Syracuse
and Harry Gunner, Oregon State
Jan. 7, 1967 - North 28, South 27
MVP: Charlie Brown, Missouri
and Dave Williams, Washington
Jan. 8, 1966 - North 27, South 26
MVP: Steve Juday, Michigan State
and Carl McAdams, Oklahoma
Jan. 9, 1965 - South 16, North 14
MVP: Larry Elkins, Baylor
and Jeff Jordan, Tulsa
Jan. 4, 1964 - North 20, South 13
MVP: Pete Liske, Penn State
and Dave Wilcox, Oregon
Jan. 6, 1963 - North 20, South 13
MVP: Kermit Alexander, UCLA
and Dave Watson, Georgia Tech
Jan. 7, 1962 - East 7, West 7
MVP: Lance Alworth, Arkansas
and Merlin Olsen, Utah State
Jan. 8, 1961 - East 14, West 7
MVP: Fran Tarkenton, Georgia
and Mike Ditka, Pittsburgh
Jan. 10, 1960 - East 34, West 8
MVP: Ritchie Lucas, Penn State
and Larry Grantham, Mississippi
