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No. 2 Hawaii 3, No. 8 Stanford 0

By Cindy Luis on February 3, 2019

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. Anddddd … it’s another sweep for No. 2 #HawaiiMVB, 25-15, 25-18, 25-16 over No. 8 Stanford. UH still hasn’t dropped a set. pic.twitter.com/ovVMy37iVT — Hawaii Warrior World (@hawaiiwworld) February 4, 2019 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 […]

Gaucho oucho

By Brian McInnis on February 3, 2019

There are setbacks, and then there’s what happened to Hawaii on Saturday night. UC Santa Barbara thoroughly demolished the Rainbow Warriors in the second half in rolling to a 75-54 road victory, turning what was a battle for temporary top-three standing in the Big West into a referendum on who can and can’t compete for a title in the conference. The lackluster way UH played, and as sound as Santa Barbara was at both ends, led one to believe that […]

Game Night: UH-UC Santa Barbara

By Stephen Tsai on February 2, 2019

A tie for second place is on the line when Hawaii and UC Santa Barbara meet tonight at 8 p.m. (or so) in the Stan Sheriff Center. Both teams are 4-2. Cal State Fullerton, which is 5-2, has a bye tonight. > UH forward Jack Purchase is 10 away from tying Zane Johnson‘s UH record of 180 career 3s. On Thursday, Purchase set the UH record for most 3s attempted in a career. He has launched 475. Of course, there’s […]

Hawaii 3, Stanford 0

By Cindy Luis on February 1, 2019

FINAL: No. 2 Hawaii completes a 25-15, 27-25, 25-22 sweep of No. 8 Stanford in the team’s first official match in 20 days. No. 2 #HawaiiMVB closes out #No. 8 Stanford in straight sets, 25-15, 27-25, 25-22 17 kills by Rado Parapunov41 assists by Joe Worsley11 digs by Gage Worsley pic.twitter.com/589ABI210T — Hawaii Warrior World (@hawaiiwworld) February 2, 2019 A couple more shots from tonight: ++++++ Set 3 Hawaii wins 25-22 Cowell ends it 25-22 Parapunov with the overpass. Great […]

Bench mobs Long Beach State

By Brian McInnis on February 1, 2019

Long Beach State made its presence felt from the get-go on Thursday night. So did the officiating crew. Yet it was Hawaii that prevailed in the Big West clash, 74-57, thanks to a relentless effort from its bench players. The stat of the night: 35 bench points for the hosts, 10 for the visitors. This was a night in which shooting came at a premium for both teams, UH shooting just north of 40 percent and LBSU just under it. […]

Warrior Beat: Retro Night

By Stephen Tsai on January 31, 2019

It was 25 seasons ago when the Rainbow Warriors ended a drought and upset BYU in the WAC title game to earn a berth in the 1994 NCAA Tournament. It was a time when Jamie Dixon was the third assistant coach, Tony Maroney was a true back-to-the-basket 7-foot center, Phil Handy was a tough-as-rails defender, John Molle riled opponents’ fans while earning his own theme song (“Mo-lay, Mo-lay,” a parody of Buster Poindexter’s “Hot, Hot, Hot” chorus) and, of course, […]

Rainbow Wahine fourth in BWC softball poll

By Jason Kaneshiro on January 31, 2019

Big West softball coaches voted the Rainbow Wahine fourth in the conference’s preseason poll released Thursday. The Rainbow Wahine received 33 points in the poll of the league’s eight coaches. UH went 23-27 overall last year and tied for seventh in the Big West at 7-14. The Wahine are in a tight pack in the middle of the 2019 poll with four points separating third and sixth place. Three-time defending Big West champion Cal State Fullerton is favored to make […]

Warrior Beat: Lineman commits to Warriors

By Stephen Tsai on January 30, 2019

Caden Hilborn, a two-way lineman from Highland High in Salt Lake City, announced he has accepted a football scholarship from the Warriors. He will sign next Wednesday, the first day of the spring-semester signing period for football prospects. The details: > Hilborn played all the positions on the Rams’ four-man front as well as tackle and tight on offense. > He is 6 feet 5 and 285 pounds. > He can run 5.0 seconds over 40 yards, broad jump 8 […]