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Kaiser Defeats Hawaiʻi Baptist to Advance to D2 State Quarterfinals
Kaiser defeated Hawaiʻi Baptist 25-20, 25-23, 22-25, 25-20 to advance to the HHSAA Division II girls volleyball state quarterfinals. The Cougars will face No. 1 seed Seabury Hall on Wednesday, Oct. 28, at 5 p.m. at Roosevelt. Photos: Gavin Yasunari.
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Conference leading ‘Bows down No. 2 UC Davis, 3-1
DAVIS, California (HawaiiNewsNow) - The University of Hawaii Rainbow Wahine Volleyball team extends its win streak to 10 matches Friday, downing UC Davis in a four-set battle. The ‘Bows, who lead the Mountain West Conference, took on the second-place Aggies in the first of two matches of the weekend.
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The Guardian of The Fields: Mr. Kevin Lopes
Before the players step on the field to warm up before a big game and the spectators fill the stands in their Raider gear, every yard line, logo and safety detail has to be in place. But it was never about maintaining the field for show, it was always about field safety for Mr. Kevin Lopes. He is ‘Iolani’s Athletic Fields Foreman, or turf manager, as well as an ‘Iolani Raiders assistant softball coach. For the past 20 years, Mr. Lopes has been maintaining bare spots and painting precise yard lines to make sure that the field is safe and fair to play on, rain or shine.
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New Varsity Head Coach Pat Samsonas Continues the One Team Philosophy for ‘Iolani Raider Football
This year, the ‘Iolani varsity football team has a new head coach: Coach Pat Samsonas ’93. Coach Pat expressed his value for the One Team spirit, and thinks the most important thing for his team is learning how to be true “One Team Guys.” Coach Pat described how he learned a lot from his high school coach, Coach Wendell Look ’78, who retired last year after 35 years as head coach. Just like Coach Look, Coach Pat focuses largely on the One Team spirit and encouraging each other, which he believes is more important than wins or loses. But Coach Pat brings a fresh style and coaching approach this year. Players pinpoint humour and his trust as his most noticeable traits. Coach Pat expressed how happy he is to be back at ‘Iolani, and hopes to continue working here as long as possible.
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Women's Volleyball Preps for Showdown at UC Davis
HONOLULU — The Mountain West-leading University of Hawai'i women's volleyball team takes a 10-match winning streak to Northern California for a series with UC Davis in a matchup at the top of the league standings. The Rainbow Wahine (18-3, 10-0 Mountain West) and Aggies (11-10, 7-3) meet on Friday,...
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Chaminade Women’s Basketball Looks to Build a New Identity
Chaminade women’s basketball has 17 players this season, with seven returning players and 10 new players joining the team. With so many new faces this year, the team is focused on building chemistry, learning to play together and creating a strong team identity. The Silverswords also have to make up for the production of players who are no longer on the team this year such as Libby Hein, Ashley Holen, Selena Buttery and Dezaray Carter. Together they contributed about a quarter of the team’s points, rebounds and assists.
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Aiea vs. Farrington football controversy: Athlete now eligible for playoffs
AIEA, Hawaii (Island News) -- The fallout from Aiea and Farrington's controversial football game continues after players left the field that night. "On the football field, you just can't retaliate. Maybe out on the streets, different story. But on the football field, yeah, definitely can't retaliate," said OIA Executive Director Bryce Kaneshiro.
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Hawai’i rains down from distance in comfortable exhibition win over HPU
HONOLULU – Sweet shooting to a win over the Sharks. The University of Hawai’i men’s basketball team enjoyed themselves in an 89-60 exhibition victory over Hawaii Pacific University on Sunday evening as the Rainbow Warriors connected on 14 3-pointers and saw five of the 10 players that were active finish in double figures in front of 1,500 fans inside Bankoh Arena at Stan Sheriff Center.
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Rolling With The Changes: Punahou Boys Bowling Looks Forward To States
With the 2026 ILH bowling season wrapping up, the Punahou Boys Varsity Bowling team has secured their bid to the state tournament despite new challenges and adversity. The largest change following the 2025 season was the recent closure of the Hickam Bowling Center, the most recent venue for ILH bowling. As a result, the 2026 season was moved to the nearby Pier Side Bowling Center, a smaller alley with 20 lanes, 10 fewer than the Hickam Bowling Center.
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Hawaii soccer carries winning streak into Senior Week with Mountain West playoff race heating up
The University of Hawaiʻi women’s soccer team enters the final stretch of the regular season riding one of the longest winning streaks in program history, with a Mountain West postseason berth within reach. The Rainbow Wahine have won six consecutive matches, tied for the sixth-longest winning streak in program history and currently the fourth-longest active […]
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Former University of Hawaii football head coach June Jones dies at 73
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - Former University of Hawaii football head coach June Jones has passed away at age 73, according to multiple sources on Thursday. Jones was the winningest coach in the modern era of Hawaii football with 76 victories in nine seasons from 1999-2007. He then went to work at Southern Methodist University from 2008 until he resigned in 2014.
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Hawaii receiver Josiah Fetui making most of increased opportunities as Rainbow Warriors enter bye week
The University of Hawaiʻi football team returned to the practice field this week with renewed confidence following Saturday’s 56-21 road victory over Northern Illinois, as the Rainbow Warriors look to build momentum during their final bye week of the season. Hawaiʻi (2-6, 1-4 Mountain West) snapped a four-game losing streak with its first conference victory […]
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Matsumoto, Wong Pace Women's Golf Through 36 Holes At Nanea Invitational
KAILUA-KONA, Hawai'i – The University of Hawai'i women's golf team sits in 10th place after completing a 36 holes on Monday to open the Nanea Invitational at the Nanea Golf Club. Originally scheduled as a three-day event with 18 holes played each day, the tournament was adjusted due to...
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Le Jardin Sweeps Parker to Advance to D2 State Quarterfinals
Le Jardin defeated Parker School 25-17, 25-13, 25-13 to advance to the HHSAA Division II girls volleyball state quarterfinals. The Bulldogs will face No. 4 seed Kauaʻi on Wednesday, Oct. 28, at 7 p.m. at Roosevelt. Photos: Gavin Yasunari.
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Rainbow Wahine volleyball becoming a hot ticket amid 10-match winning streak
The University of Hawaii women’s volleyball team continues to build momentum on the court and in the stands as the Rainbow Wahine extended their winning streak to 10 matches following a weekend sweep of UNLV. Hawaii improved to 18-3 overall and remained unbeaten in Mountain West play at 10-0, maintaining its position atop the conference […]
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Aloha Stadium’s 'Volcano' sculpture has stood for 40 years. Now, it must move.
When Hawaiʻi artist Satoru Abe created “Volcano” in 1981, he built it as though it would have a permanent home. The 20-foot copper and bronze sculpture has been the gateway to Aloha Stadium for more than 40 years, sitting in front of the box office. Abe built the sculpture in 38 pieces and transported it to the stadium from his Mākaha home. Its base was then filled with about nine feet of concrete.
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Kapolei, Waipahu, Kalaheo remain at the top of Cover2 State Rankings heading into league semifinal weekend
The latest Cover2 & Popeyes Hawaiʻi High School Football State Rankings remain unchanged across all three divisions, but with league championship semifinals scheduled throughout the islands this week, a shakeup could be on the horizon. Kapolei maintains the No. 1 spot in the Open Division, followed by Mililani, Kahuku, Campbell and Kamehameha. In Division I, […]
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‘Iolani Defeats Damien, Forces Deciding ILH Division I Playoff Game
‘Iolani defeated Damien, 28-18, to force a deciding ILH Division I playoff game. The Raiders and Monarchs will meet again on Saturday, October 31, at 6:30 PM at Radford High School, with the winner earning the ILH’s berth in the HHSAA Division I State Tournament. Photos: Gavin Yasunari.
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Winona State Travels to Hawaii to Open the Season in the Hoops in Hawaii Classic
HONOLULU, Hawaii --- The Winona State Warriors are set to kick off the 2026-27 in Hawaii as a part of the Hoops in Hawaii Classic, taking place Oct. 30-Nov. 1. The Warriors will open the tournament against Lubbock Christian at 12 a.m. CST/ 7 p.m. HST on Oct. 30. The matchup will mark the first time that the two programs have met in a contest. Following the match with LCU, The Warriors will either face Hawaii Pacific or Western Colorado.