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Hawaii men’s volleyball continues reign atop AVCA poll

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  • GEORGE F. LEE / GLEE@STARADVERTISER.COM

    Stanford Cardinal volleyball player Jordan Ewert blasted the ball past University of Hawaii Warriors Rado Parapunov and Joe Worsley in a Feb. 1 game at the Stan Sheriff Center. Undefeated Hawaii remained a unanimous No. 1 in today’s AVCA Coaches Division I-II Top 15 for men’s volleyball.

Undefeated Hawaii remained a unanimous No. 1 in today’s AVCA Coaches Division I-II Top 15 for men’s volleyball.

The Rainbow Warriors (23-0) received 16 first-place votes for a second straight week. Hawaii hasn’t dropped a set this season, riding an NCAA-record 69 consecutive sets-won streak.

The top five stayed unchanged with defending NCAA champion Long Beach State (21-1) again the unanimous No. 2. Behind the 49ers are UC Santa Barbara (17-5), Pepperdine (18-6) and UCLA (17-7).

USC (15-8), which has defeated Long Beach State, Stanford and Brigham Young in the past 10 days, jumped from ninth to sixth.

Hawaii closes out its regular-season home schedule Friday and Saturday with Big West matches against UCSB. The Warriors finish the regular season at Long Beach State on April 12-13 then host the second Big West tournament April 18-20 at the Stan Sheriff Center.

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