Hawaii volleyball sweeps Edward Waters in Manoa

Photos by Jamm Aquino | January 17, 2022 | Updated on January 17, 2022 at 4:58 pm

No. 1 Hawaii closed a dominant season-opening weekend with its most efficient performance in program history, finishing a sweep of Edward Waters on Sunday with a program-record .688 hitting percentage and 14 aces — another program record in the rally-scoring era.
No. 1 Hawaii closed a dominant season-opening weekend with its most efficient performance in program history, finishing a sweep of Edward Waters on Sunday with a program-record .688 hitting percentage and 14 aces — another program record in the rally-scoring era.
No. 1 Hawaii closed a dominant season-opening weekend with its most efficient performance in program history, finishing a sweep of Edward Waters on Sunday with a program-record .688 hitting percentage and 14 aces — another program record in the rally-scoring era.
No. 1 Hawaii closed a dominant season-opening weekend with its most efficient performance in program history, finishing a sweep of Edward Waters on Sunday with a program-record .688 hitting percentage and 14 aces — another program record in the rally-scoring era.
No. 1 Hawaii closed a dominant season-opening weekend with its most efficient performance in program history, finishing a sweep of Edward Waters on Sunday with a program-record .688 hitting percentage and 14 aces — another program record in the rally-scoring era.
No. 1 Hawaii closed a dominant season-opening weekend with its most efficient performance in program history, finishing a sweep of Edward Waters on Sunday with a program-record .688 hitting percentage and 14 aces — another program record in the rally-scoring era.
No. 1 Hawaii closed a dominant season-opening weekend with its most efficient performance in program history, finishing a sweep of Edward Waters on Sunday with a program-record .688 hitting percentage and 14 aces — another program record in the rally-scoring era.
No. 1 Hawaii closed a dominant season-opening weekend with its most efficient performance in program history, finishing a sweep of Edward Waters on Sunday with a program-record .688 hitting percentage and 14 aces — another program record in the rally-scoring era.
No. 1 Hawaii closed a dominant season-opening weekend with its most efficient performance in program history, finishing a sweep of Edward Waters on Sunday with a program-record .688 hitting percentage and 14 aces — another program record in the rally-scoring era.
No. 1 Hawaii closed a dominant season-opening weekend with its most efficient performance in program history, finishing a sweep of Edward Waters on Sunday with a program-record .688 hitting percentage and 14 aces — another program record in the rally-scoring era.
No. 1 Hawaii closed a dominant season-opening weekend with its most efficient performance in program history, finishing a sweep of Edward Waters on Sunday with a program-record .688 hitting percentage and 14 aces — another program record in the rally-scoring era.
No. 1 Hawaii closed a dominant season-opening weekend with its most efficient performance in program history, finishing a sweep of Edward Waters on Sunday with a program-record .688 hitting percentage and 14 aces — another program record in the rally-scoring era.