Final schedule breakdown
By Brian McInnis on April 4, 2017Now that all games for the 2016-17 season are in the books, here’s a breakdown of how UH’s full schedule rated.
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Field day
By Stephen Tsai on April 4, 2017It was a busy morning at the Ching Athletic Complex today. The women’s volleyball, track and field, men’s golf and, of course, the football team worked out on the artificial surface and at the cross-training area. There also were officials from a marketing company in town for a meeting and … no, focus, Stephen, focus. Here are the football Warriors.
North Carolina takes care of business
By Warrior World on April 3, 2017Jeff Portnoy, who calls UH games for ESPN 1420, is writing from the Final Four. Some folks wait for the game to be over before writing the game summary. I thought I would write the first part at the half and promise I won’t change a thing no matter how the game ends. It was not the most artistic of halves. Neither team looked particularly sharp. First the Bulldogs. They have a three-point lead, but imagine what it might have […]
Lots to do before championship day
By Warrior World on April 2, 2017No basketball on Sunday. Nothing to do. Wrong.
Two unforgettable games at Final Four
By Warrior World on April 1, 2017I have had opportunity to attend more than 20 Final Fours, but I can’t remember two semifinal games with as much excitement and drama as the two games I just witnessed tonight.
UH water polo dives back into Big West play
By Jason Kaneshiro on March 29, 2017Whether her players know it or not, Hawaii water polo coach Maureen Cole decided to ease up a bit in practice during a week off from competition. After opening their first homestand of the season with a one-goal loss to No. 1 USC and a resounding win over No. 13 Indiana, the Rainbow Wahine had 10 days to prepare for a run of three matches against ranked opponents over the next three days. While the Rainbow Wahine used the time […]
UH wins four events at Rainbow Relays
By Jason Kaneshiro on March 25, 2017Clearing the bar for the first time in the outdoor season was the first step for Rainbow Wahine freshman Lily Lowe. Once that was out of the way, Lowe continued her ascent to win the high jump at the Rainbow Relays on Saturday at UH’s Ching Complex. Lowe missed on all three attempts at 1.70 meters at the Hornet Invitational hosted by Sacramento State last weekend to bring her first meet of the outdoor season to an abrupt end. With […]
Coolen contract extension in the works
By Jason Kaneshiro on March 24, 2017Talks are under way to extend the contract of University of Hawaii softball coach Bob Coolen, athletic director David Matlin said Thursday. With a break in the Rainbow Wahine schedule, Matlin said he met this week with Coolen — whose current deal expires this summer — to discuss a multi-year contract. “I think the intentions on both sides are there so we just have to get some details ironed out and go from there,” Matlin said. Coolen’s previous extension, agreed […]