Kamehameha overpowers Kaiser, meets Punahou in state water polo final
Speed encountered power in the semifinals of the Stanford Carr Development, LLC/HHSAA water polo state championships on Friday. Read more
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Kaiser rolls to first berth in state water polo semis
Kaiser made the extra pass to reach an extra round. Read more
University of Hawaii players focused on volleyball, not Wade’s dilemma
The band played, the boosters cheered and the cameras rolled. Read more
Youthful Kahuku water polo team back in its comfort zone
Kahuku found itself in a most unfamiliar position to open the Stanford Carr Development, LLC/HHSAA water polo state championships. Read more
Kaiser ends Kahuku’s dominance in OIA girls water polo championship
No drama. No panic. And no more waiting for the Kaiser water polo team. Read more
Punahou glides to 12th straight championship
Twelve goals on Thursday meant 12 Interscholastic League of Honolulu championships in a row for the Punahou girls water polo team. Read more
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Rainbow Wahine continue incredible journey in WNIT
The physical journey continues for the Hawaii Rainbow Wahine basketball team. Read more
Rainbow Wahine will head to Saint Mary’s in WNIT
The WNIT produced a familiar pairing for Hawaii’s latest appearance in the 64-team consolation tournament. Read more
Rainbow Wahine face Highlanders in Big West semifinals
They’ve never played in the Honda Center, but in a sense, the members of the Hawaii women’s basketball team have been there before. Read more
Share-the-wealth Kanoa receives BWC honor
It was fitting that the biggest postseason award bestowed upon the Hawaii women’s basketball team involved sharing the ball, not shooting it. Read more
Hawaii basketball’s Tia Kanoa named to women’s All-Big West 2nd team
Point guard Tia Kanoa of the Hawaii women’s basketball team was named to the All-Big West second team today. Read more
Some of the biggest shots in Hawaii’s basketball history have come from 3-point range
Trevor Ruffin’s banker from the top of the key against BYU. Tes Whitlock’s prayer from the wing the next year vs. the hated Cougars. Bobby Nash pulling up from way downtown on a busted play to stun Oral Roberts at the horn. Read more
New E-ra in Hawaii high school sports
The two bright, green-and-yellow banners planted in a corner of the Leilehua library loudly proclaimed something that would’ve been deemed preposterous 10, five, or even two years ago. Read more
Wahine basketball team caps senior day with a victory
When the elaborate postgame ceremony ended, the sun hadn’t yet set on Hawaii women’s basketball senior night. Nor had it gone down on the Rainbow Wahine’s 2018-19 season. Read more
CSUN stuns Hawaii basketball team on senior night
Cal State Northridge played spoiler to Hawaii’s senior night, as the Matadors stunned the Rainbow Warriors 84-73 tonight at the Stan Sheriff Center. Read more
Hawaii women’s basketball team beats Cal State Fullerton on senior day
A well-rounded effort carried the Hawaii women’s basketball team to a 70-55 win over Cal State Fullerton in the Rainbow Wahine’s 2018-19 home finale today. Read more
UH women’s basketball seniors want to go out as winners
On senior day, Hawaii’s senior class will have a hand in deciding what kind of season 2018-19 will be. Read more
UC Irvine cashes in on Wahine’s miscues
The margin between success and failure proved razor-thin against another team vying for a bye in the Big West women’s basketball tournament. Read more
UC Irvine fends off Hawaii women’s basketball team
In their first game since losing top scorer and rebounder Makenna Woodfolk for the season, the Rainbow Wahine suffered a 53-48 loss to UC Irvine tonight at the Stan Sheriff Center. It knocked UH (11-14, 7-5 Big West) from a tie for second down to fifth with four regular-season games remaining. Read more
Hawaii loses top scorer and rebounder
Well, now what? The Hawaii women’s basketball team must figure out how to handle the loss of its top scorer and rebounder — with three weeks to go until the Big West tournament — following Tuesday afternoon’s news that forward Makenna Woodfolk is leaving the program due to her pregnancy. Read more
Top scorer Makenna Woodfolk leaves Hawaii basketball program
The Hawaii women’s basketball team will be without its leading scorer and rebounder for the rest of the season, the university announced. Forward Makenna Woodfolk is leaving the program because she is pregnant. Read more
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