Dave Reardon: ‘Bows have climbed midseason mountains before
In coach Rich Hill’s first two years as the University of Hawaii baseball coach, the Rainbows heated up around the middle of both seasons. Read more
In coach Rich Hill’s first two years as the University of Hawaii baseball coach, the Rainbows heated up around the middle of both seasons. Read more
Most volleyball fans get it about sportsmanship, as much or more than those of any other game. Read more
The Warriors, who never recovered after losing star hitter Spyros Chakas for the season to injury on the eve of Big West play, finished 23-7. Read more
Third-seeded and No. 5 ranked UH came back after dropping the first set to win 23-25, 25-20, 25-17, 25-23 at SimpliFi Arena at Stan Sheriff Center. Read more
Alaka‘’i Todd won’t go so far as to say it’s the best homecourt advantage in volleyball. But it’s easy to see his appreciation as the sixth-year senior gazes around the 10,300-seat arena for one of the final times of his University of Hawaii volleyball career. Read more
That nice-guy image crumbled quickly in 1994, as very unflattering traits of the man were revealed via a circus of legal proceedings in the coming days, weeks and years after the deaths. Read more
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At the end of his inaugural camp, the Miami Dolphins quarterback spoke to young football players about being in his shoes some day. Read more
Right now, though, I love the women’s game. But — as it is with everything else for me in sports — that will only continue if the excellence is maintained. Read more
A Brayden Schager interview is a lot like one with Marcus Mariota. You’re not going to get anything controversial or flashy. But they’re both smart and very accommodating guys. They do their best to try to give us what we need to do our job. Read more
There was going to be a party win or lose Saturday at Stan’s place, and nearly 9,000 of the University of Hawaii men’s volleyball team’s closest friends came to fill the house. Read more
Two teams were announced Thursday as finalists for the job of developing, building, operating and maintaining the New Aloha Stadium Entertainment District, or NASED. Read more
The priority-listed offerors have until a deadline this summer to submit proposals, with one preferred offeror chosen in the fall. Read more
Shohei Ohtani and Jontay Porter are both called two-way players. But the term means very different things in the highest level of Ohtani’s pro sport, Major League Baseball, and Porter’s, the National Basketball Association. Read more
John Nakamura was proof you don’t have to have a big mouth to make a big impact on others. You just need a big heart. Read more
Derrick Low was a playground hoops legend before his three state championships at ‘Iolani. He was first-team All-State four years and named Player of the Year from 2002 to 2004. Read more
A memorial service for Patsy Dung will be held April 7, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Farrington High School auditorium. Read more
Marches end abruptly in March. Read more
In a world better for Hawaii fans, the Rainbow Warriors would be in the same conference for basketball as they are for football. Read more
By the time Hawaii and Cal State Bakersfield tipped off at 7:05 p.m. Saturday, all the Big West results that mattered were already in. Read more
Is more always better? If you are a fan of a team in a Group of Five conference, like Hawaii, you might think that a 14-team College Football Playoff is a great idea because it would mean more access than the 12-team model that goes into effect next season. Read more
Patsy Dung, the first coach of the University of Hawaii women’s basketball team, died Monday at Kuakini Hospital. Read more