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Kamehameha linebacker Evan Cazimero commits to Colorado State
From backup to breakout star, Kamehameha linebacker Evan Duke Cazimero is ready for the next level.
Cazimero announced his commitment to Colorado State University on June 11, ending a recruiting process that took the rising junior from backup linebacker to one of Hawai‘i’s emerging Division I prospects. READ MORE.
Campbell defensive back Isaiah Chong commits to Sacramento State
Campbell defensive back Isaiah Chong announced his commitment to Sacramento State on Monday, choosing the Hornets over four other finalists and reaffirming a pledge he had previously withdrawn following a coaching change.
Chong, a 6-foot, 175-pound defensive back from Campbell High School, made the announcement at the school gymnasium surrounded by family and friends. READ MORE.
Hawai'i Pacific University Adds Women’s Flag Football, a First in Hawai'i
Hawaiʻi Pacific University Athletics (HPU) is launching women's flag football this fall, becoming the first university in Hawaiʻi to offer the sport at the collegiate level. The addition brings HPU's NCAA Division II program to 11 women's sports, alongside six men's sports and co-ed cheer. READ MORE.
UH Athletics Receives $5 Million NIL Commitment; Leaders Call on Community to Join Effort
University of Hawaiʻi Athletics received a major boost Wednesday as five prominent Hawaiʻi donors and organizations announced a combined $5 million commitment over the next five years to support student-athlete Name, Image and Likeness (NIL) opportunities.
Bank of Hawaiʻi, First Hawaiian Bank, Matson, Jack Tsui and Walter Dods will each contribute $200,000 annually over the next five years, creating a $1 million-per-year foundation for UH Athletics as it navigates the rapidly changing landscape of college athletics. READ MORE.
From Virginia Beach to Mānoa: Joshua Walker’s Full-Circle Journey to Rainbow Wahine Head Coach
“It makes absolutely no sense to any human standards that my name is next to Alan Kang, Dave Shoji and Robyn Ah Mow.”
Joshua Walker laughed as he reflected on becoming the next head coach of the University of Hawai‘i Rainbow Wahine volleyball program.
The Rainbow Wahine program traces its roots to 1972 and has become one of the most successful and recognizable brands in collegiate volleyball. Over more than five decades, only three people have held the position Walker now assumes.
As he prepares to become the fourth, Walker is still processing the significance of the opportunity. READ MORE.
