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Hawaii's best wide receivers since 2004

Greg Salas leads with 4,345 receiving yards in 43 games at Hawaii; Davone Bess had 3,250.

Every wide receiver with 5 or more games at Hawaii since 2004, ranked by receiving yards; the lines are each player's receiving yards game by game, the top 8 drawn. A link opens the player's page, where he has one, or his row on the board.

receiving yards · by game

receptions · by game

receiving touchdowns · by game

80 wide receivers with 5+ games at Hawaiireceiving yards

#	player	seasons	games	receiving yards	receptions	receiving touchdowns
1	Greg Salas	2007–2010	43	4,345	285	26
2	Davone Bess	2005–2007	35	3,250	260	38
3	Jason Rivers	2004–2007	35	3,062	227	29
4	John Ursua	2016–2018	33	2,662	189	24
5	Marcus Kemp	2013–2016	45	2,570	176	13
6	Kealoha Pilares	2007–2010	47	2,491	209	22
7	Pofele Ashlock	2023–2025	36	2,288	220	23
8	Royce Pollard	2008–2011	32	2,140	154	15
9	Cedric Byrd II	2018–2019	29	2,067	177	19
10	JoJo Ward	2018–2019	28	1,999	116	20
11	Jared Smart	2019–2021	35	1,863	149	8
12	Billy Ray Stutzmann	2010–2013	37	1,845	148	9
13	Scott Harding	2011–2014	48	1,487	117	6
14	Ross Dickerson	2004–2006	28	1,388	104	10
15	Dylan Collie	2015–2017	34	1,300	118	9
16	Nick Cenacle	2022–2025	34	1,295	122	9
17	Chad Owens	2004	13	1,290	102	17
18	Nick Mardner	2019–2021	21	1,270	62	8
19	Chris Gant	2012–2013	23	1,205	81	12
20	Jonah Panoke	2019–2024	34	1,111	102	5
21	Rodney Bradley	2009–2010	17	1,086	79	6
22	Jason-Matthew Sharsh	2018–2019	20	1,065	96	6
23	Jeremiah Ostrowski	2010–2012	21	1,051	96	6
24	Steven McBride	2023	13	1,024	63	9
25	Quinton Pedroza	2014–2015	16	968	82	4
26	Jackson Harris	2025	10	963	49	12
27	Malcolm Lane	2006–2008	21	945	51	8
28	Michael Washington	2005–2008	22	937	78	6
29	Zion Bowens	2020–2022	18	896	52	7
30	C.J. Hawthorne	2006–2007	14	859	61	6
31	Britton Komine	2004	13	788	53	4
32	Ammon Barker	2014–2017	29	771	64	2
33	Marcus Armstrong-Brown	2017–2018	21	757	74	3
34	Aaron Bain	2005–2008	23	740	65	9
35	Chad Mock	2005–2006	16	724	55	3
36	Jon Medeiros	2007–2009	17	694	57	4
37	Keelan Ewaliko	2014–2017	41	637	47	1
38	Trevor Davis	2011–2012	13	601	45	5
39	Ian Sample	2004–2006	13	598	52	6
40	Devan Stubblefield	2015–2018	16	558	44	6
41	Tama Uiliata	2024–2026	22	521	61	1
42	Gerald Welch	2004	12	515	45	5
43	Clark Evans	2012–2013	14	510	49	5
44	Alex Perry	2022–2024	22	491	48	3
45	Koali Nishigaya	2020–2024	23	487	54	2
46	Jovonte Taylor	2008–2009	12	483	35	4
47	Melquise Stovall	2019–2020	14	480	49	4
48	Jalen Walthall	2022–2023	14	458	37	2
49	Karsyn Pupunu	2023–2025	24	457	44	0
50	Makoa Camanse-Stevens	2015–2016	15	412	30	2
51	Dekel Crowdus	2024	8	402	16	4
52	Brandon White	2025	12	399	38	2
53	Kainoa Carvalho	2026	7	384	32	0
54	Justin Clapp	2011–2012	10	378	40	4
55	Vasquez Haynes	2013–2015	9	356	30	3
56	Donnie King Jr.	2013–2014	14	317	25	3
57	Darius Bright	2011–2012	10	283	26	2
58	Rico Bussey	2020	7	274	31	1
59	Isaiah Bernard	2015–2017	9	266	22	1
60	Tamatoa Mokiao-Atimalala	2021–2024	21	264	33	5
61	Kumoku Noa	2017–2019	5	260	15	3
62	Keith Kirkwood	2013	7	250	12	4
63	Spencer Curtis	2024	9	244	19	0
64	Dior Scott	2020–2022	15	239	27	0
65	James Phillips	2019–2022	10	232	26	0
66	Audric Harris	2026	6	218	14	1
67	Dustin Blount	2009–2010	14	190	21	2
68	Allen Sampson	2010–2011	11	184	19	2
69	Ryan Hall	2012	10	168	20	1
70	Blaze Kamoku	2024–2026	17	165	17	1
71	Se'e Poumele	2004	5	151	13	2
72	Chuuky Hines	2022–2023	14	146	16	1
73	Kalakaua Timoteo	2016–2017	7	123	14	0
74	Aaron Cephus	2020–2021	6	109	8	1
75	Josiah Fetui	2026	5	108	6	0
76	Lincoln Victor	2019–2020	13	103	12	3
77	Marcus Langkilde	2013	6	85	13	2
78	Nick Delgadillo	2025–2026	6	75	8	0
79	Carson Brown	2026	5	71	6	0
80	Kwamane Bowens	2013	5	0	0	0

Also at Hawaii: quarterbacks, running backs, tight ends, defenders, kickers, punters. Every school and conference: schools, conferences. The games are ESPN's box scores since 2004 (the Method says where they fall short); a position is the roster's, else read off the box score, so a tight end from before 2014 may be listed with the wide receivers.