Comments on: Hawaii women’s basketball: Wahine conditioned to succeed

By: nomu1001

nomu1001 — Thu, 07 Nov 2019 22:18:33 +0000

Like Rewers and Rangel. Rewers will be a force in the BW this year. Rangel together with Rewers, wow.

By: K-Bay

K-Bay — Thu, 07 Nov 2019 17:17:53 +0000

Hawaii women’s basketball: Wahine conditioned to succeed – Hawaii Warrior World

https://www.hawaiiwarriorworld.com/court-sense/hawaii-womens-basketball-wahine-conditioned-to-succeed/

One Win… but with Visible, Notable Differences…So Much More Watchable… Single-Digit Turnovers, Crisp, smart passes, obvious clearly better two-way communication, three girls (Athens same time (!), beating the other team to 50-50 loose balls, ALL GIRLS, BODY- ON – Opponent (looking Exactly like how Coach Laura demonstrates during time-outs, finally) and of course UH consistently getting the rebounds, even if the ball drops to the floor, because their opposite is boxed out; finishing plays all the way to the rim, not just one or two players, the whole team (?), bought in…this article explains why, what’s goin’ on…Vive lé Difference ! Mahalo Na Wahine for All that Hard Work… so DESERVING Of Increased Fan Support…

By: Ray Cruz

Ray Cruz — Thu, 07 Nov 2019 04:22:08 +0000

I have been waiting for a breakout from Lauren for the past two years. Losing weight does make you a better player instantly, you have to learn to use your “new” body and then build muscle to go with losing that weight. IMO she has an excellent jump shot and is a better than average free throw shooter. Her upside on the mental toughness of the game is what she needs to work on. You don’t teach 6’4″ Getting rebounds and positioning is all about mental toughness and wanting it more than your opponent. Amy’s game has always been there but players who come from other countries have to learn to play in a system. They play club ball and in Coach Beeman’s system you stay in your lane and execute. This is Div. 1 B-Ball. This team will do well once they get in a offensive rhythm and get those opportunities from the field to drop. Go Bows!

By: 808

808 — Thu, 07 Nov 2019 01:56:45 +0000

Good to hear. Sounds like Robyn’s assessment of this year’s WVB team: better conditioned than in the past. I was thinking t would at Lauren looked pretty sleek, Amy was more active on both ends of the court and that Julissa seemed to be gliding on air. Hope this bodes well for the season. Disappointed to see Olivia with a brace and on crutches; hope for a quick recovery for her.