1. G.S.T.L. – One of the many phrases most commonly used by Head Coach Charlie Wade is Great Service Turns Late or G.S.T.L. Perhaps the most important service turn this weekend came in the opening set of Friday’s match…from a Middle Blocker. After a Kristian Titriyski kill cut UH’s deficit to 21-23, Justin Todd went to the service line.
Playing the long game early -- and then the short one late, Mililani held off arch rival Campbell, 4-2, Friday night to stay atop the OIA Western Division softball standings.
In the bottom of the sixth with one out, in front of a sold out Les Murakami Stadium, senior designated hitter Christian Hoffman stepped to the plate, looking to build on Hawai‘i’s 4–0 lead over Cal State Fullerton.
After a statement sweep over conference rival Long Beach State men's volleyball, the No. 2-ranked Hawai‘i Rainbow Warriors men's volleyball kept rolling in Big West play, defeating No. 8 UC Santa Barbara Gauchos men's volleyball in four sets (25-23, 25-18, 19-25, 25-22) at home.
Despite some key losses to graduation, the Kalani softball team showed Wednesday night it is now the team to beat in the OIA Eastern Division with a resounding 13-3 victory over Moanalua in a prime-time TV showdown at McKinley. The game was shortened to five innings due to the 10-run rule.
