Rainbow Wahine extend hot run
The Hawaii women’s basketball team found a way to get the ball inside and win big. Read more
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Billy Hull is the prep sports editor at Hawaii Prep World and a sports reporter at the Honolulu Star-Advertiser covering a little bit of everything.
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Hawaii women’s basketball wins 4th straight game
Hawaii is 10-2 when holding opponents under 40% shooting. Read more
Aces wild as No. 4 UH trumps No. 19 Princeton
For the first time this season, the fourth-ranked Hawaii men’s volleyball team showed it can dominate a match from the service line. Read more
Wahine volleyball transfers will add height, experience
Although nearly half of the 2025 Hawaii women’s volleyball team will be new players, most of the newcomers are already enrolled in school and eligible to practice this spring. Read more
Lefotu’s return from injury comes at a key time for Wahine
With her team ahead 40 points in the fourth quarter of a blowout win over Arkansas-Pine Bluff last month, Jovi Lefotu fell to the court and immediately feared the worst. Read more
Aces wild as No. 4 UH volleyball team beats No. 19 Princeton
Hawaii freshman Kristian Titriyski had five of UH’s season-high 16 aces to lead the fourth-ranked Rainbow Warriors to a 25-20, 25-18, 20-25, 25-17 victory over No. 19 Princeton tonight at SimpliFi Arena at Stan Sheriff Center. Read more
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Hawaii announces additions to 2025 women’s volleyball recruiting class
The incoming group adds some height to the team in the form of 6-foot-3 middle blocker Bri Gunderson, a transfer from Eastern Washington, and 6-foot-3 opposite Lois Hansen, a transfer from UC Santa Barbara. Read more
Finn Kearney’s switch to outside hitter adds to UH volleyball team’s firepower
Finn Kearney is completely bought in on the position change from opposite, where he started for gold-medal winning United States U19 teams in the Pan American Cup over back-to-back summers, to outside hitter. Read more
Rainbow Wahine defense clamps down in win over Fullerton
Imani Perez scored a team-high 14 points and MeiLani McBee added 10 points and six rebounds to help the Rainbow Wahine run their winning streak to three games with a 54-44 win over Cal State Fullerton. Read more
Hawaii women’s basketball team handles Fullerton for 3rd straight win
Hawaii (9-6, 3-2 Big West) was held to four points in the first quarter. Both teams had more turnovers than made field goals at halftime. Read more
Hawaii men’s volleyball team rallies in 5th to eke by Harvard
UH will return to the court for home matches against No. 19 Princeton on Wednesday and Friday. Read more
Hawaii men’s volleyball team defeats Harvard in 5 sets
Up next for Hawaii are matches on Wednesday and next Friday against No. 19 Princeton. Read more
Rainbow Wahine respond to the loss of Daejah Phillips
The Hawaii women’s basketball team was dealt a major blow to its roster, but showed no ill effects on the basketball court Thursday night. Read more
Rainbow Wahine take care of business in 61-47 win over Highlanders
The Hawaii women’s basketball team turned bad news prior to tonight’s tipoff against UC Riverside into a positive as the Rainbow Wahine took care of business in a 61-47 win over the Highlanders at SimpliFi Arena at Stan Sheriff Center. Read more
Guard Daejah Phillips no longer with Hawaii women’s basketball team
Senior guard Daejah Phillips is no longer an active member of the Hawaii women’s basketball program according to a statement released by UH prior to tonight’s game against UC Riverside. Read more
Kainoa Wade, the coach’s son, makes splendid debut as Hawaii sweeps Harvard
Kainoa Wade took off from behind the 3-meter line on the right side in front of the Hawaii bench and hammered the first kill of his career. Read more
Wahine ‘have enough’ despite injuries
Starting lineups have changed, rotations have been different and in some cases, the Hawaii women’s basketball team has found out only within hours of tipoff who is available and who isn’t. Read more
Kainoa Wade makes Hawaii debut in sweep of Harvard
Kainoa Wade delivered the decisive blow in his Hawaii debut, putting away his eighth kill in 15 swings without an error on match point to deliver a 25-18, 25-17, 25-20 win for the fourth-ranked Rainbow Warriors over Harvard tonight. Read more
Prized portal player Wieter lands with his dream school
There was at least one good thing to come out of Hawaii failing to advance to the NCAA Tournament a season ago. Read more
Hawaii volleyball completes 2-night sweep of McKendree
Athletes should never be judged based off a first impression. Hawaii opposite hitter Kristian Titriyski made that point abundantly clear to the 3,828 fans inside of SimpliFi Arena at Stan Sheriff Center on Sunday. Read more
No. 4 Hawaii sweeps No. 20 McKendree to end opening weekend
Sophomore setter Tread Rosenthal had 40 assists, six digs, three kills and two aces and finished with more assists than McKendree had kills. Read more
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