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Warriors move up to No. 2 in AVCA poll

By Cindy Luis on January 21, 2019

Hawaii (3-0) moved up a spot to No. 2 in today’s AVCA Coaches Division I-II Top 15, trading places with UC Irvine (6-1). The complete poll is here. Staying as the unanimous No. 1 choice was Long Beach State (6-0), the defending NCAA champion receiving all 16 first-place votes. Brigham Young (4-0) stayed at No. 4, followed by Loyola-Chicago (5-1), Pepperdine (5-1) and UCLA (5-2). #AVCA Top-15 (January 21, 2019): 1. Long Beach State2. Hawai'i3. UC Irvine4. BYU5. Loyola-Chicago6. Pepperdine7. […]

Purchase moves up 3s chart

By Brian McInnis on January 20, 2019

It was a disappointing flight home today for Hawaii, which came ever-so-close to sweeping its first road trip of the Big West season. However, senior guard Jack Purchase submitted one of his finer offensive games, scoring a season-high 24 (one off his career high) on 10-for-15 shooting in the 75-71 loss to UC Riverside at SRC Arena. The Aussie scored 18 of his points in the second half in keeping the Rainbow Warriors within striking distance. He hadn’t had a […]

Water polo opens with a splash

By Brian McInnis on January 19, 2019

That’s how you start as the No. 6 team in the country. The Hawaii water polo team opened the 2019 season in fine fashion by dispatching No. 22 Marist 17-3 on Saturday afternoon at the Duke Kahanamoku Aquatic Complex. UH did that despite working in several freshmen and playing without its No. 2 player, Elyse Lemay-Lavoie, who just left for Brazil for competition with the Canadian national team. Senior Irene Gonzalez of Spain picked up where she left off from […]

Tomey undergoing cancer treatment

By Stephen Tsai on January 18, 2019

According to the Arizona Daily Star, former UH football coach Dick Tomey is undergoing treatment for cancer in Texas. Here’s the link: Dick Tomey

Wahine put up 29 in loss to CSUN

By Brian McInnis on January 18, 2019

Right around halftime, when the score read 27-12, the media guides were opened and the records searched. The lowest-scoring half of women’s basketball in the history of the Stan Sheriff Center? Eleven points, by Denver against UConn in 2002. The lowest-scoring game in the history of the Hawaii Rainbow Wahine? Twenty-five, against California in January of 1977. UH succeeded in avoiding setting a standard in those categories on Thursday night, but that’s about all that went right for the hosts […]

Warrior Beat: Pacheco is the new “Voice”

By Stephen Tsai on January 17, 2019

Announcer/host Josh Pacheco will be the play-by-play announcer for ESPN 1420’s broadcasts of UH baseball game this season. “I would say Josh is a consummate pro,” said Chris Hart, the station’s sales director and co-host of the “Sports Animals” talk show. “He prepares feverishly for all his play-by-play.” Pacheco succeeds UH Circle of Honor inductee Jim Leahey, who announced his retirement from broadcasting last year. Don Robbs, who was the baseball “voice” for 40 years, and Leahey have been the […]

Water polo loads up

By Brian McInnis on January 16, 2019

Hawaii has been ranked in the CWPA national preseason poll every year since 2009 — and 2019 was no different. Maureen Cole’s Rainbow Wahine, who checked in in a tie for sixth in the poll announced Wednesday, will have no shortage of opportunities to maintain or better their position through their 21-game schedule. UH opens against No. 22 Marist at noon on Saturday at Duke Kahanamoku Aquatic Complex, then Sonoma State at 6 p.m. that night. It’s the second straight […]

Warrior Beat: Former sprint champ joins Warriors

By Stephen Tsai on January 15, 2019

Grey Ihu, a former Pac-Five sprint champion, has joined the Warriors as an inside receiver. Here’s the skinny: > He is 6 feet and 180 pounds. > He will have three years to play three UH seasons. > As a junior in 2016, Ihu won the state championships in the 100- and 200-meter dashes. He did not defend his title in 2017 because of a hamstring injury. Ihu said he competed in track as a way to train for football. […]