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New Mexico overcomes nightmare first half to hand fourth straight loss to Hawai’i
Despite holding a double-digit halftime lead, committing less penalties and forcing more turnovers than the defense that entered the night pacing the country in total takeaways, the University of Hawai’i football team saw a final result that’s become far too familiar as they fell 21-10 against New Mexico (5-1, 2-0 Mountain West) on Saturday night inside Clarence T.C. Ching Athletics Complex.
Hawai’i (1-6, 0-4 Mountain West) saw its cursed offense fail to get off the ground again, managing just three points off the three takeaways produced by the defense while getting shut out after halftime. READ MORE.
Pair of clean sheets help Justin secure Mountain West Defense Player of the Week
University of Hawai’i junior goalkeeper Kennedy Justin was named the Mountain West’s Defensive Player of the Week on Monday after helping the Rainbow Wahine soccer team extend its winning streak to five straight games over the weekend.
Justin and the Rainbow Wahine picked up two more clean sheets on the most recent road trip, holding San Jose State scoreless on Thursday in a 2-0 victory before escaping UC Davis with a 1-0 decision on Sunday. READ MORE.
Sylvester snags Mountain West Defensive Player of the Week honors
University of Hawai’i middle blocker Miliana Sylvester was named the Old Trapper Mountain West Women’s Volleyball Defensive Player of the Week on Monday morning after posting 22 total blocks, including nine solo stuffs, over the weekend’s two-match sweep at Wyoming.
The junior recorded her first career double-double in Thursday’s five-set thriller against the Cowgirls, punching down 11 kills while setting a new career high with 13 blocks (five solo) in the victory. It was the best blocking performance in the Mountain West so far this year, surpassing UNLV’s Jada Miller’s 10-block performance from October 10 at Grand Canyon. READ MORE.
Kalaheo crushes Castle to complete historic regular season run
Behind another big night on the ground from Air Force RB commit Marquez Mellor and QB Loch Moorman’s career-best showing, the Kalaheo varsity football team completed the first unbeaten regular season in program history on Friday night with a 62-21 road win over the Castle Knights.
Mellor rumbled for 135 yards and a touchdown across 19 carries in the victory for Kalaheo, bringing his season totals to 1,119 yards rushing and 19 scores on the ground through eight regular season games. READ MORE.
HPU Baseball in full swing during Fall Ball 2026
With more than a month remaining in its fall baseball schedule, Hawai‘i Pacific University is using the offseason to build toward a return to the PacWest Conference tournament and another opportunity to compete for a championship.
The Sharks advanced to the PacWest championship game in 2024 but fell short of the conference tournament last season, finishing 27-21 overall. As HPU works through fall ball, sixth-year head coach Dane Fujinaka is encouraged by the way his returning players and newcomers have come together.
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Kapolei upsets top-ranked Mililani to claim top spot in the OIA, 25-7
If the state of Hawai‘i wasn’t already prepared, it knows now — watch out for the Hurricanes.
Kapolei handed top-ranked Mililani its first loss of the season with a 25-7 win Saturday night in an OIA Open Division contest at Alvin Nagasako Sports Complex on senior night.
After suffering its first loss of the season to Campbell on Sept. 11, Kapolei picked up its fourth consecutive win and improved to 7-1 overall and 4-1 in league play to close out the OIA regular season. READ MORE.
Banana Ball prepares to head to Hawai’i during 2027 season
It was only a matter of time before the Aloha Spirit crossed over with the baseball league taking the world by storm.
The Banana Ball Championship League revealed on Thursday that the University of Hawai’i at Mānoa would host a two-game series between the Loco Beach Coconuts and Party Animals at the iconic Les Murakami Stadium during the 2027 tour. READ MORE.