Maui Sports
WAC delays expansion
The Western Athlectic Conference announced today that it will delay expansion of its membership until July 1, 2012. The smaller eight-team league is the result of a decision by Boise State to leave the conference for the Mountain West. The WAC will continue the 2011-2012 season with eight teams cosnisting of: Fresno State, Hawaii, Idaho, […]
Heart-breaking setback for Maui United 96 boys
The Maui United Soccer Club 96 boys fell just short of the finals of the U.S. Club Soccer Seattle Regional championship game.
Maui trainer Labuanan achieves top certification
Maui’s Michael Labuanan has recently become the International Youth Conditioning Association’s (IYCA) most decorated professional trainer. The Wailuku resident and former Maui High School standout athlete is the first IYCA Professional to earn the organizations “Youth Fitness Specialist – Level 3” distinction. In May, Labuanan achieved the distinguished “Level 3” title as the most credentialed […]
Texeira registers first big-league win
Kansas City reliever Kanekoa Texeira, a right-hander from Kula, posted his first big-league victory.
Vuvuzelas create buzz at World Cup
The talk of the World Cup has not been about the action on the field but the steady buzzing sound emanating from the stands and serving as an irritant for TV audiences.
Conference carousel will hurt Hawaii
Because of shifting conference affiliations, the WAC and University of Hawaii could be in for big trouble.
Marathon win for Na Koa Ikaika
Na Koa Ikaika Maui needed 15 innings to secure a 4-3 win ovr Tijuana in Golden Baseball League action.
Rainbow Wahine’s magical run is over
The Rainbow Wahine’s run for the national softball title is over.
Late homer lifts UH to 3-2 softball win
Traci Yoshikawa’s two-run homer in the top of the seventh gave Hawaii a 3-2 win over Missouri in the Women’s College World Series softball opener.
Rainbow Wahine open World Series bid
The University of Hawaii opens its bid in the NCAA Softball World Series today agaisnt Missouri.
A golden weekend for Hawaii teams
The University of Hawaii qualified for its first-ever NCAA softball World Series with a stunning upset of top-seeded host Alabama in the Super Regionals.
Ching left off US World Cup roster
Hawaii’s Brian Ching was not included on Bob Bradley’s final 23-man roster for the US World Cup team.
Ron Lee out as UH grid assistant
Ron Lee resigned as an assistant football coach at the University of Hawaii.
Hawaii advances to softball Super Regional
Hawaii hit five solo homers in a 7-1 win over Texas Tech to claim the Stanford Regional and earn a date with top-ranked Alabama in the Super Regional..
Maui site of Guinness World Record swimming attempt
The Kihei Aquatic Center is listed as one of more than 175 sites around the world attempting to set a Guinness World Record by holding a simultaneous swimming lesson. The Kihei event will start at 4 a.m. on Thursday, June 3, 2010, with registration begining at 3 a.m. Participants of all ages are welcome, but […]
Popularity of UH logo sparks concerns
Several prep teams across the country are using the University of Hawaii logo without authorization.
Wahine open vs. UC Davis in softball regional
The Rainbow Wahine, who have hit a national record 141 homers this season, will open against UC Davis on Friday in the NCAA Tournament’s Stanford Regional.
Seabury claims state D-II volleyball title
Seabury Hall became the first MIL team to win a state volleyball championship when the Spartans beat Pahoa in four sets to capture the boy’s Division-II crown.
Seabury reaches semis in D-II volleyball
Third-seeded Seabury Hall advanced to the semifinals of the state Division-II volleyball tournament.
Victorino swinging hot bat in May
So far this month, Shane Victorino is batting .302 with eight of his 13 hits going for extra bases, scoring nine runs and driving in 10.
