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The University of Hawaii blew a 21-point lead in a painful home loss to Utah State and suffered a major setback in its bid for the WAC football title.

After escaping Idaho with a sloppy 16-14 comeback victory last week, UH returns home for a key WAC game against Utah State on Saturday at Aloha Stadium.

The MIL football championships have long been decided, but that’s hardly the case around the rest of Hawaii.

The Rainbow Wahine soccer team opens against New Mexico State in the Western Athletic Conference tournament in Fresno.

Both Division-I Baldwin and Division-II Lahainaluna are likely to host state tournament first-round games at War Memorial Stadium.

Seabury Hall sophomore Dakota Grossman won her second state cross country title in as many years and the Maui High boys finished second in the team race.

A late field goal lifted Hawaii to a hard-earned 16-14 football road victory over WAC rival Idaho. Next for UH is a home game against Utah State.

Kamehameha-Maui reached the semis of the girls’ D-I volleyball tourney with a five-game win over Kahuku. The fourth-seeded Warriors face No.1 Punahou tonight.

The Baldwin girls won their opening match in the state Division-I volleyball tournament, but defending D-II champion Molokai was ousted from title contention.

The Kamehameha-Maui and Seabury Hall girls have been seeded fourth in their respective state volleyball tournaments this week on Oahu.

Hawaii rushed for 227 yards and four touchdowns to defeat New Mexico State 45-34 on Saturday before homecoming crowd of 30,568 at Aloha Stadium.

The Mountain West, in which Hawaii will become a member in football only next year, has merged with Conference-USA to create a 22-team, football-only alliance.

Mediocrity apparently is what is expected of the Hawaii basketball teams in their final seasons in the Western Athletic Conference.

What do the Baldwin and Lahainaluna do for motivation until the state tournament? That’s the challenge for coaches of both teams during the coming weeks.

By Fred Guzman There’s no delicate way to put this other than to say that the University of Hawaii blew it big time on a big time stage on Friday night. After overcoming a potentially disastrous first half during which it  commited five turnovers, Hawaii was somehow in a position to win a crucial road […]

Hawaii has an excellent shot at winning the WAC football championship but needs to win tonight on the road in a televised game at San Jose State.

It took five sets for the eighth-ranked Rainbow Wahine to post a five-set volleyball victory at New Mexico State.

The Kamehameha-Maui girls extended their MIL winning streak to 52 matches with a sweep of Baldwin.

Coming off a bye, the UH football team is back on the road again this week, playing away from home for the third time in four games, visiting San Jose State.

The Kamehameha-Maui girls extended their MIL volleyball win streak to a record 51 matches.