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Football Throwbacks: Navy

By Brian McInnis on September 1, 2018

Hawaii and today’s opponent, Navy, don’t have the deepest history. UH leads the head-to-head series 2-1. But one of those three meetings — the first — possessed plenty of significance beyond the Maryland-based service academy’s ties with the islands’ strong military presence. UH, under first-year coach June Jones, was in the process of putting together what was then the biggest turnaround season in NCAA football history. This meeting with the Midshipmen at Aloha Stadium on Nov. 20, 1999, came after the Rainbow […]

Football Q&As: The Byrd is the word

By Brian McInnis on August 31, 2018

Cole McDonald’s sublime debut as Hawaii football starting quarterback had a way of sucking the oxygen out of the room, whether you were at the 5,000-foot altitude of Fort Collins or in your living room at sea level on Oahu. And yet, receiver Cedric Byrd, making his UH debut out of Long Beach City College, had plenty of room to breathe. Byrd caught 11 balls for 181 yards — including a 55-yard touchdown pass — in UH’s 43-34 stunner at […]

Warrior Beat: Trayvon injured … basketball team refreshed

By Stephen Tsai on August 31, 2018

It was tough break for former UH safety Trayvon Henderson. He was expected to make the Cincinnati Bengals’ 53-player, opening-day roster. But Henderson, who signed with the Bengals as a free agent, suffered what was diagnosed as a torn ACL, his representatives told the Warrior Beat. Henderson is expected to be placed on injury reserve. * * * * * One of the things the basketball ‘Bows do well is celebrate birthdays. Yesterday, they sang and ate brownies in honor […]

Hawaii 3, Coastal Carolina 0

By Cindy Luis on August 30, 2018

UPDATE: Hawaii picked up its first win of the season against Coastal Carolina on Thursday night. The breaking write-up of Hawaii’s sweep is here. TV Spectrum Ch. 16/1016 Mainland viewers can watch here. Radio 1420-AM espn1420am.com Live stats here.

Nagatani Center unusable, for now

By Brian McInnis on August 30, 2018

Since 2013, the sparkling, renovated Nagatani Academic Center has been a facility the UH athletic department can point to with pride. That pride was dampened on Tuesday, when a torrential downpour, a remnant of Hurricane Lane, caused severe water damage to the Gym II practice facility, which lies above the student-athlete academic center and some adjacent women’s locker rooms. You might have read about it in Thursday’s print edition of the Star-Advertiser. Athletic director David Matlin, who personally helped salvage […]

Warrior Beat: Q visits the ‘Bows

By Stephen Tsai on August 30, 2018

Quincy Smith, a key member of the UH basketball team that advanced to the round of 32 in the 2016 NCAA Tournament, visited with the Rainbow Warriors today. Smith said he will be playing in Lithuania this coming season. It is the same league where LaMelo Ball and LiAngelo Ball played this past year. Smith started all 34 UH games in 2015-2016. He scored a career-high 19 points in the opening-round upset of California. * * * * * The […]

Soccer comes back to beat Saint Mary’s

By Brian McInnis on August 30, 2018

UPDATE: In the wake of a long layoff caused by Hurricane Lane, the Hawaii soccer team pulled off an impressive comeback 2-1 victory at Saint Mary’s of the West Coast Conference today. UH stormed back from a goal down with four minutes left in regulation in Moraga, and Raisa Strom-Okimoto scored on a counterattack and 1-on-1 with the goalkeeper to equalize it 1-1 in the 87th minute. Then, in overtime, Strom-Okimoto launched a corner kick that caused a scrum in […]