Proving there is no speed limit in recruiting, the University of Hawaii football team secured commitments from three fast transfers.
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Led by sophomore blitzer Shaleah Moore, Campbell stymied Leilehua 6-0 to capture the inaugural title in the Hawaii Dental Service/HHSAA Flag Football State Championships on Saturday night at Mililani’s John Kauinana Stadium.
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The Hawaii baseball team lost a head coach, a lead and eventually the nonconference game in falling to Oregon State 3-2 at Les Murakami Stadium.
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The Hawaii softball team sent retiring coach Bob Coolen out a winner before the home crowd Saturday by sweeping a regular-season-ending doubleheader from UC San Diego at Rainbow Wahine Softball Stadium.
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Journalism, ridden by Umberto Rispoli, took the lead for a moment before Sovereignty, the 7-1 third choice, pulled away to win before a crowd of 147,046.
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May 3, 2025
Seabury Hall’s Tyler Loree carded a final-round 1-over 73 on Friday to easily claim the David S. Ishii/HHSAA Boys Golf State Championship, becoming the first repeat winner in more than 20 years.
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Thrilling touchdown passes and juggernaut offensive statistics ruled the regular season, but Campbell is proving that championship-level defensive prowess belongs in the realm of big cats.
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A bad ankle and sore groin can’t stop Madi Powell and her Leilehua teammates.
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The second-seeded Hawaii men’s volleyball team finally knows its opponent for the quarterfinals of the NCAA Men’s Volleyball Championship.
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Hawaii’s full house was not enough against an Oregon State baseball team flush with talent.
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The Hawaii women’s water polo team swept the Big West Conference’s top honors Friday.
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Six months after being terminated as the University of Hawaii’s athletic director, Craig Angelos confirmed he has reapplied for his former position.
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Jalen Myers confirmed his pledge to join the Rainbow Warriors this summer.
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Considered the world’s most dangerous and challenging wave, Pipeline has for decades taken centre-stage at surfing’s spiritual homeland of Hawaii, with season-ending contests there crowning champions including Kelly Slater, Gabriel Medina and John John Florence.
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