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Football
After some rough losses in WAC play, the Warriors have a tough task ahead of them if they want to get a bid in postseason play. The Warriors are currently 2-5 overall and 0-3 in WAC play and is riding a 5-game losing streak.
Their most recent loss was dealt to them by the No.4 Boise State on Saturday night at Aloha Stadium. The 9-54 loss, marked Hawai‘i’s 10th largest loss of all time and the five-game losing streak is the longest since the 1998 season, a season where the Warriors were winless.
Starting sophomore quarterback Bryant Moniz was taken out of the game in the first quarter and was replaced by fellow sophomore Shane Austin, who made his first collegiate appearance.
The Warriors are trying to shake their five-game losing streak and finish the season strong. They will have two more road trips to
Homecoming is scheduled for the next home game on Nov. 7 against
Women’s Volleyball
With an 18-2 overall record and a 8-0 WAC record, it’s no surprise that the Rainbow Wahine volleyball team was able to give their coach, Dave Shoji, his 1000th win. Ranked third in the nation, the only question now is, will they take the WAC championship once again? There are two more road trips ahead for the ’Bows where they will face Fresno State, Nevada, San Jose State, Boise State, Idaho and Utah State.
Seniors Amber Kaufman, Stephanie Brandt, Aneli Cubi-Otineru, Catherine Fowler and Jayme Lee have but two home matches left on Nov. 6 against
The WAC tournament will be held at the Orleans Arena in
The ’Bows are riding a 14-match winning streak and picked up a convincing 25-14, 25-11, 25-17 win over the Division II BYU Hawai‘i Seasiders Friday night at the
The Rainbow Wahine wore pink uniforms donated by Asics in support of National Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
Sophomore outside hitters Kanani Danielson and Stephanie Ferrell recorded 11 and 10 kills each. Danielson hit .435 in the match, and Ferrell, who only played two sets, hit .412.
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