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Hawaii men’s volleyball: FINAL No. 1 Hawaii 3, King 0

By Cindy Luis on January 21, 2020

Thank you again to Brian McInnis for covering the blog the past four matches while I was flying to mainland for function and back. ______ FINAL Senior hitter Colton Cowell put down 10 kills and the No. 1 Hawaii men’s volleyball team remained undefeated with a 25-19, 25-19, 25-15 sweep of King today in Bristol, Tenn. The Rainbow Warriors (9-0) used all 15 of their travel roster against the Tornado (2-4). Senior opposite Rado Parapunov and freshman hitter Chaz Galloway […]

Rainbow Forecast: Football coach hiring possible; men’s volleyball caps road trip; hoops teams win streaks on line

By Brian McInnis on January 20, 2020

Will the Hawaii football team have a new head coach this week? That’s the big question in this week’s Forecast, one that could be resolved as soon as Tuesday, when UH is allowed to begin formal reviews of its applications to find the successor to Nick Rolovich. Assistants like Craig Stutzmann and Brian Smith have been reported to be in the process of joining Washington State’s staff under Rolo, but could still be in the running for the Manoa top […]

Hawaii men’s volleyball: FINAL No. 1 Hawaii 3, Lincoln Memorial 0; Rado Parapunov, Gage Worsley honored

By Cindy Luis on January 20, 2020

Set 3: UH wins 25-23 4:20: Rado Parapunov finishes it with this 10th kill. Colton Cowell also with 10. 4:15: Hawaii up 22-20. Rado Parapunov back in. Has first hitter error when blocked then put down his next swing. 3:55: Lineup changes: James Anastasiades, Jakob Thelle, Filip Humler, Dimitrios Mouchlias, Max Rosenfeld. Gage Worsley, Patrick Gasman and Colton Cowell still in. Set 2: UH wins 25-15 3:49: Jakob Thelle on two ends it 25-15. Hawaii’s third set point. Warriors 7-0 […]

Hawaii basketball: UH women and men both hang close, then efficiently finish off their foes

By Dave Reardon on January 19, 2020

Fear is a word that is never supposed to be uttered by a coach or athlete, an emotion never to be admitted to. You don’t “fear” your opponent, you “respect” him or her. Still, for our purposes here, both University of Hawaii basketball teams were “Fear Factor” contestants on Saturday. And both conquered those fears that they must describe in different words. The women beat Cal State Fullerton 79-72, and the men topped UC Santa Barbara 70-63. They both came […]

Hawaii water polo: Rainbow Wahine roll Loyola Marymount in 2020 opener

By Jonathan Chen on January 18, 2020

The Hawaii water polo team’s Big West Conference title defense got off to a smooth start Saturday morning at the Duke Kahanamoku Aquatic Complex in taking down No. 12 Loyola Marymount 21-5 in the 2020 season opener. “We’ve been practicing a really long time against ourselves, so it was really fun to play at home for our opening game and get off to a good start,” head coach Maureen Cole said of the season-opening win. The loss of three leading […]

Hawaii men’s volleyball: Final No. 1 Hawaii 3, No. 12 Loyola Chicago 1

By Cindy Luis on January 18, 2020

Link to box click here Thank you again to our Brian McInnis for taking care of the blog while I was at a function in California Warriors used 12 of their 15 players on the trip. Brett Sheward replaces Jakob Thelle at setter last three sets. Gage Worsley with 11 digs. Hawaii (7-0) with 6 aces, 12.5 blocks. Freshman Guilherme Voss in on the final two blocks of Set 4 that gives the Warriors the 27-25 win. Hawaii holds off […]

Hawaii men’s volleyball: Lewis apologizes for broadcaster’s comments disparaging “Rainbow Warriors” nickname

By Brian McInnis on January 17, 2020

An exciting top-five men’s volleyball matchup between Hawaii and Lewis — eventually won in four sets by the No. 1 Rainbow Warriors — took an interesting turn between the first and second sets on Friday at Romeoville, Ill. With the Flyers taking a 1-0 set lead — the first set taken from UH all season — the Lewis student broadcasting team, apparently not realizing its microphones were still hot, went on a questionable tangent, led by the play-by-play man. He […]

Hawaii women’s basketball: Laura Beeman receives 3-year extension

By Brian McInnis on January 17, 2020

Hawaii women’s basketball coach Laura Beeman has been granted a three-year contract extension, Hawaii Warrior World has learned. Beeman, whose existing contract was set to expire after the 2020-21 season, is now contracted through the 2023-24 season. UH is expected to make an official announcement today. UH has reached the postseason five times (1 NCAA, 4 WNIT) since Beeman took over in in the 2012-13 season, including a WNIT appearance in the 2018-19 season after the Rainbow Wahine reached the […]

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