No. 2 Hawaii 3, No. 8 Stanford 0

Hawaii outside hitter Colton Cowell celebrated a point with outside hitter Stijn van Tilburg and middle blocker Patrick Gasman. / Photo by Bruce Asato, Star-Advertiser

FINAL: Hawaii (5-0) kept its spotless set record intact, sweeping No. 8 Stanford for the second time in three days, 25-15, 25-18, 25-16 on Sunday night.

Set 3: UH wind 25-16
739: Van Tilburg ends it with his tip, his 12th kill
7:34: Hawaii with its eighth ace, this by Colton Cowell. TO Stanford trailing 19-14.
7:29: Dalton Solbrig with his first kill, Hawaii up 15-13 at the TTO
7:22: Van Tilburg with a dig-kill off Presho’s serve, lands on baseline, giving Hawaii the 12-8 lead.
7:17: Rado Parapunov with his fourth ace and then his eighth kill. UH up 8-4. TO Stanford.


Set 2: UH wins 25-18
7:02. Hawaii ends Set 1 on a 8-1 run. Rado Parapunov with two aces during the closing run. Cardinal went to a 4-man serve-receive and it didn’t work.
6:57: Rado Parapunov with an ace. UH up 22-18. TO Cardinal
6:54: Hawaii takes the 19-17 lead on a kill by Patrick Gasman and hitting error by Stanford’s Kyler Presho. TO Cardinal
6:48: Stijn Van Tilburg hits wide. Stanford up 15-14 at the TTO. Joe Worsley has Hawaii’s last three kills on dump shots.

Stijn van Tilburg hit through the block of Stanford for a point in the second set. / Photo by Brian McInnis

Set 1: 25-15
6:30: Same set 1 score as Friday. Cowell with his fourth kill ends it. Hawaii hitting .619. 14-1-21
6:24: Joe Worsley worth the price of admission. Nails a set from SVT. Parapunov aces Jasper. It’s 20-12. TO Stanford.
6:19: Van Tilburg’s tip ruled down. Hawaii up 15-9 at the TTO. Warriors hitting .500 (6-0-12)
6:17: Ace by Dalton Solbrig has Hawaii up 11-7. TO Stanford
Jaylen Jasper had 1 kill in Set 1 on Friday, has 4 already. Different matchup Going against SVT and not Cowell.
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Same deal. updating in this box, will answer questions below
UH going with same starters
Stijn van Tilburg, Gage Worsley, Patrick Gasman, Rado Parapunov, Dalton Solbrig, Colton Cowell, Joe Worsley
No changes in Cardinal starting lineup either
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No. 8 Stanford (7-2) at No. 2 Hawaii (4-0)
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ICYMI Another sweep by UCSB over BYU
Big West is 20-10 against the MPSF heading into today’s match
No. 1 Long Beach State def. McKendree 25-23, 25-13, 25-15
No. 9 UC Santa Barbara def. No. 3 BYU 25-15, 25-16, 27-25
No. 4 UC Irvine def. No. 15 USC 25-20, 25-27, 19-25, 25-23, 15-10
No. 5 UCLA def. No. 10 Lewis 18-25, 25-20, 25-19, 25-20
No. 7 Loyola def. Penn State 21-25, 25-16, 31-29, 27-25
No. 11 Ball State def. Sacred Heart 25-17, 25-21, 16-25, 25-15
No. 14 Ohio State def. Lincoln Memorial 25-23, 25-19, 23-25, 25-23
Purdue Fort Wayne def. Harvard 25-23, 21-25, 25-23, 25-16
Grand Canyon def. Charleston 25-17, 25-16, 25-20
UC San Diego def. UC Santa Cruz 25-22, 25-18, 25-22

COMMENTS

  1. jmy February 3, 2019 7:16 pm

    Rado having a great weekend…too bad, looks like Corey Chavers from UCSB will be POW…


  2. Cindy Luis February 3, 2019 7:19 pm

    1. we’ll see. Two big wins for UCSB over BYU.


  3. Big Island Volleyball Fan February 3, 2019 7:57 pm

    1-2. Good question. Corey Shavers and Rado Parapunov scored the most points for their respective teams both nights. Corey Shaver scored 20 and 19 points and Rado Parapunov scored 19 and 14.5 points. However, Rado hit for a higher hitting percentage, 0.375 with 5 errors and then 0.588 with no errors tonight. Corey Shaver had six hitting errors each night, for 0.306 and 0.,312 hitting percentages. The main difference is that Corey Shaver helped his team upset BYU both times while UH was already higher ranked than Stanford – which may swing the POW in Corey’s favor. It would be nice if both of them could be co-players of the week.


  4. Cindy Luis February 3, 2019 8:53 pm

    3. up to conference to vote. But they might want to share the love with Hawaii.
    BTW it’s Chavers, not Shaver.


  5. Cindy Luis February 3, 2019 8:56 pm

    A big mahalo to our Brian McInnis for his help both nights in getting quotes for me and putting up photos and video on this blog. Welcome to the dark side, Brian, a new VB convert.


  6. Hawaiian Style February 3, 2019 9:08 pm

    Mahalo Brian, it looks to be that The force is w you. iiii … “the dark side.” VA’s gov is in trouble for his forgotten about yearbook pictures these uber sensitive pc days.

    Hawaii/Honolulu needs to keep themselves abreast these days. Package deals imho would be best.
    All six later this season: http://www.bigwest.org/sports/mvball/info/champs/


  7. darkfire35 February 3, 2019 9:22 pm

    Warriors looking soooo good. They’ve gotten better every year to where post season play looks good. Gage is EVERYWHERE!

    DW from previous thread. Yes, you can use your cancelled Wahine tickets for one of the upcoming games. It’s a one for one where you can exchange your cancelled match ticket for the Men’s volleyball, men’s/women’s basketball or baseball. I used 2 of mine on Friday along with my $10 off voucher they give you with the season tickets. My three tickets cost me $4. ;o)


  8. vballfan February 4, 2019 12:49 am

    In terms of the home games UH plays this season the schedule feels so dismal, disappointing and lackluster: no LBSU, BYU, Irvine, UCLA. But, maybe, the bright spot is the team will be able to test their game on the road against assumed stronger competition and help prepare them for NCAA post season games.


  9. Cindy Luis February 4, 2019 9:46 am

    New thread up for MOnday
    http://www.hawaiiwarriorworld.com/?p=48526
    7. thanks
    8. it is what it is. the Big West schedule flops every other season. Beach and UCI were here last season.
    BYU is a home-and-home which is why Warriors are going there.
    probably the best BWC home matches will be UCSB


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