After nine years leading the University of Hawaiʻi women鈥檚 volleyball program, Robyn Ah Mow has announced her decision to step down from her position as Rainbow Wahine head coach.

“This wasn’t an easy call to make. I鈥檝e done a lot of soul searching, and right now the time has come to focus on my family. They鈥檝e sacrificed so much to allow me to live out my dream of leading this program, and it鈥檚 time I put them first,” Ah Mow said.

“I gave this team everything I had. My goal was always to push these players to be the best they could be, but more importantly, to make sure they leave here as strong, successful women. Wearing the ‘H’ was a privilege when I played, and coaching this program has been a true honor.”

Associate Head Coach Kaleo Baxter will serve as interim head coach. A national search for a permanent head coach for the women’s volleyball program will begin immediately.

Ah Mow concludes her coaching tenure with a 165-72 (.696) overall record and a 114-28 (.803) mark in the Big West. Succeeding legendary coach Dave Shoji in 2017, Ah Mow鈥檚 teams won three consecutive Big West regular-season championships (2019, 2021, 2022) followed by back-to-back Big West Championship titles (2023, 2024). Ah Mow led the 鈥橞ows to seven NCAA Tournament appearances, reaching the NCAA Regional Semifinals in 2019. She was named Big West Coach of the Year three times (2019, 2021 and 2022) and earned AVCA Pacific North Region Coach of the Year honors in 2019.

“Robyn Ah Mow is the epitome of what it means to be a Rainbow Wahine,” 糖心视频 Athletics Director Matt Elliott said. “She is a fierce competitor, a dedicated mentor, and an undeniable legend in the state of Hawaiʻi and the global volleyball community. We are incredibly grateful for the dedication and passion she poured into this program over the last nine years as the leader of Wahine Volleyball, and more than 30 years since she first stepped on campus. We will all miss her dearly as our head coach, and wish her the absolute best in her next chapter.”

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University of Hawaiʻi at M膩noa setter Tread Rosenthal was named Big West Men鈥檚 Volleyball Player of the Year, as voted by the league鈥檚 head coaches.

He becomes the fifth Rainbow Warrior to earn the honor, joining recent winners Jakob Thelle and Rado Parapunov. 糖心视频 M膩noa鈥檚 five all-time awards are the most in the conference.

Rosenthal led the Rainbow Warriors to the Big West regular season title with a 9鈥�1 record, ranking first in the conference and third nationally in assists per set (10.63), while directing the nation鈥檚 No. 4 offense.

A semifinalist for AVCA (American Volleyball Coaches Association) National Player of the Year, Rosenthal earned a record 11 Big West Setter of the Week honors this season and has 23 for his career. He was also named first-team all-conference for the third straight year after helping 糖心视频 finish runner-up at the Big West Championship against Long Beach State.

The Rainbow Warriors look ahead to the NCAA championship tournament where they are seeded No. 2 and received a bye into the regional final on May 2 at Bankoh Arena at Stan Sheriff Center. They will play the winner of USC and Belmont Abbey.

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The team received an at-large bid into the 2026 NCAA championship tournament and earned a spot to host one of the four regionals, May 1–2.

The Rainbow Warriors are seeded No. 2 and received a bye into the regional final on May 2. They will play the winner of the May 1 match between USC and Belmont Abbey. Both matches will be played at Bankoh Arena at Stan Sheriff Center. Tickets for 糖心视频‘s regional go on sale Monday, April 27.

This is the first year the national tournament has expanded to 12 teams. The other three teams hosting the regionals are No. 1 UCLA, No. 3 Long Beach State and No. 4 Ball State.

If 糖心视频 Mānoa wins the regional final, they will advance to the final four, May 9–11, at Pauley Pavilion on the campus of UCLA. The Rainbow Warriors last won the national championship in back-to-back years in 2021 and 2022.

鈥楤ows fall to Long Beach State in conference title match

This comes after the Rainbow Warriors fell in the Big West Championship to Long Beach State in a thrilling five-set title match 20-25, 27-25, 22-25, 30-28, 15-11, on April 25 at the Bren Events Center in Irvine, California. The top-seeded Rainbow Warriors (27-5) saw five attempts at championship point in the fourth set denied as the Beach (24-4) extended the match to a fifth set. Long Beach State then ran away early and held off the Warriors in the deciding set.

The Rainbow Warriors and the Beach went to five sets for the second time in three meetings this season and Long Beach State emerged with the win in a three-hour battle that featured 44 ties.

糖心视频 opposite Kristian Titriyski led the Warriors and tied his season high with 20 kills in 41 attempts. Louis Sakanoko finished with 17 kills while hitting .353 and Adrien Roure added 15 kills and two aces. Tread Rosenthal distributed 54 assists and also served up two aces to raise his career total to 114 and tie Rado Parapunov for fifth in program history. Ofeck Hazan set a career high with nine blocks, including two solo.

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The No. 2 University Hawaiʻi at M膩noa team dominated the postseason honors once again, placing five players on the Big West All-Conference First Team as selected by the league鈥檚 six head coaches.

The honorees are setter Tread Rosenthal, outside hitters Adrien Roure and Louis Sakanoko, opposite Kristian Titriyski and libero Quintin Greenidge. The five selections were the most of any program in the conference.

Rosenthal earned his third career first-team selection and has been one of the most productive setters in the nation. He leads the Big West and ranks second nationally with 10.66 assists per set while directing the country鈥檚 No. 4-ranked offense (.377 hitting percentage). He is also a semifinalist for the AVCA (American Volleyball Coaches Association) National Player of the Year award and has been named Big West Setter of the Week a record 11 times this season.

Roure posted 2.91 kills per set on a .325 hitting percentage, while adding 1.39 digs per set and a team-high 34 aces. He reached double-digit kills 14 times and earned All-Tournament honors at the OUTRIGGER Invitational for the second straight year.

Titriyski made a major impact after returning midseason, averaging 3.90 kills per set in conference play and hitting double figures in every Big West match. He leads the team with a 3.98 kills-per-set average and a .328 hitting percentage.

Sakanoko averaged a career high of 3.18 kills, 1.37 digs and 0.61 blocks per set while hitting .358. He recorded double-digit kills in 15 matches and ranked among team leaders in nearly every offensive category.

Greenidge anchored the back row in his first season as libero, leading the Big West with 2.11 digs per set, posting double-digit digs in eight matches, including a career-best 15 against Pepperdine.

Individual Big West awards for Player of the Year, Freshman of the Year and Coach of the Year will be announced next week, with 糖心视频 players expected to be strong contenders across multiple categories.

The Rainbow Warriors head to the Big West Conference Tournament as the No. 1 seed and will play the winner of No. 4 UC Santa Barbara and No. 5 UC San Diego in the semifinals on April 24 at 2 p.m. HST.

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University of Hawaiʻi at M膩noa setter Tread Rosenthal earned another Big West Setter of the Week honor after leading the team to a two-match sweep of CSUN and securing the conference regular-season title.

Rosenthal totaled 13 blocks and 13 digs across the series while averaging 9.00 assists per set, guiding 糖心视频 to a .341 hitting percentage. He also contributed two service aces and four kills, helping the Rainbow Warriors post a season-high 14.5 blocks in the second match and 27 overall in the series.

The award marks Rosenthal鈥檚 11th of the season and 23rd of his career, further cementing his impact as one of the conference鈥檚 top setters.

The Rainbow Warriors head into the Big West Championship tournament as the No. 1 seed. They will face the winner of UC Santa Barbara and UC San Diego in the semifinal match at the Bren Events Center at UC Irvine on April 24.

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The University of Hawaiʻi at M膩noa conference schedule for the fall 2026 season was announced by the Mountain West. This marks the Rainbow Wahine鈥檚 first season as a Mountain West member.

Five home series headline 糖心视频 M膩noa鈥檚 schedule. The Rainbow Wahine will play a two-match series with each of the nine other teams in its debut season in the league.

The 驶Bows will open the Mountain West season hosting New Mexico September 25–26 at Bankoh Arena at Stan Sheriff Center, and alternate road and home series over the next five weeks. The Rainbow Wahine will wrap up the home schedule with a four-match homestand against Nevada, November 6–7, and Air Force, November 13–14. 糖心视频 M膩noa will face UTEP in its final game of the regular season before heading to Las Vegas for the Mountain West Volleyball Championship set for November 24–25.

2026 Mountain West Schedule

• September 25 鈥� New Mexico, Bankoh Arena
• September 26 鈥� New Mexico, Bankoh Arena
• October 2 鈥� at Grand Canyon
• October 3 鈥� at Grand Canyon
• October 9 鈥� San Jose State, Bankoh Arena
• October 10 鈥� San Jose State, Bankoh Arena
• October 16 鈥� at Wyoming
• October 17 鈥� at Wyoming
• October 23 鈥� UNLV, Bankoh Arena
• October 24 鈥� UNLV, Bankoh Arena
• October 30 鈥� at UC Davis
• October 31 鈥� at UC Davis
• November 6 鈥� Nevada, Bankoh Arena
• November 7 鈥� Nevada, Bankoh Arena
• November 13 鈥� Air Force, Bankoh Arena
• November 14 鈥� Air Force, Bankoh Arena
• November 18 鈥� at UTEP
• November 19 鈥� at UTEP
• November 24–25, Mountain West Championship 鈥� Las Vegas, Nevada

Head coach Robyn Ah Mow enters her 10th year leading the program with a roster that features four returning starters who each earned All-Big West honorable mentions last season, including setter Adrianna Arquette, libero Victoria Leyva, outside hitter Chaʻlei Reid and middle blocker Mililana Sylvester. The 驶Bows have signed six newcomers for the 2026 season, including transfer pin hitters Ma毛li Cormier and Panna Ratkai, who enrolled at 糖心视频 M膩noa for the spring semester.

All women鈥檚 volleyball conference matches will be available live on the .

Fans interested in purchasing season tickets can place a deposit for early seat selection by visiting . More information regarding public sale dates for season and individual game tickets, and the Rainbow Wahine鈥檚 nonconference schedule will be announced at a later date.

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setter Tread Rosenthal was named one of eight semifinalists for the AVCA (American Volleyball Coaches Association) Men鈥檚 Collegiate Player of the Year Award.

A first-team AVCA All-American last season, Rosenthal ranks second in the nation in assists per set (11.01) while leading the country鈥檚 No. 2-ranked offense. He also earned Big West Setter of the Week honors 10 times this season.

Rosenthal is one of two players from the Big West Conference to make the list, joined by Skyler Varga of Long Beach State. UCLA leads all schools with three semifinalists, while Pepperdine, Ball State and USC each have one representative.

Four finalists will be announced ahead of the 2026 National Collegiate Men鈥檚 Volleyball Championship, with the winner revealed May 8 in Los Angeles during an awards banquet prior to the national semifinals.

The Rainbow Warriors have a strong history with the award, producing five previous winners. Costas Theocharidis is the program鈥檚 only two-time recipient (2001, 2003), while Yuval Katz won in 1996. More recently, Rado Parapunov (2021) and Jakob Thelle (2023) have also claimed the honor.

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A pair of University of Hawaiʻi at M膩noa standouts earned weekly conference honors after leading the Rainbow Warriors to a road series sweep over UC Irvine, April 3–4.

Opposite Kristian Titriyski was named Big West Offensive Player of the Week, while setter Tread Rosenthal picked up Setter of the Week honors. Titriyski secured his fourth award of the season, while Rosenthal earned his 10th setter honor this year and 15th of his career.

Titriyski led the team with 36 kills across the two matches, including a season-high 20 in the series finale. Rosenthal paced the offense with 11.38 assists per set, highlighted by a near triple-double performance in the opener.

糖心视频 has a total of 25 Big West Player of the Week awards this season鈥攎ore than double the next closest team.

The Rainbow Warriors continue their road stretch with matches at UC San Diego on April 10 and 11.

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For the second consecutive week, the University of Hawaiʻi at M膩noa team dominated Big West Player of the Week honors, claiming three of the four awards and increasing its season total to 23. The Rainbow Warriors swept a two-match series against UC Santa Barbara, March 27–28.

Kristian Titriyski was named Offensive Player of the Week after leading the team with 29 kills in the series, including his first career double-double of 18 kills and 12 digs. Quintin Greenidge earned Defensive Player of the Week after recording 19 digs and a .943 reception percentage, while Tread Rosenthal was named Setter of the Week after averaging 11 assists per set and directing an offense that hit .277 over the two games.

糖心视频鈥檚 23 weekly awards are more than double the next highest team, UC Irvine. The Rainbow Warriors begin a four-match, 11-day road trip, with a two-match series at UC Irvine, April 3–4.

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University of Hawaiʻi at M膩noa men鈥檚 volleyball player Louis Sakanoko was named the American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA) Division I–II National Player of the Week following the Rainbow Warriors鈥� two-match sweep of Long Beach State.

The outside hitter earned his first career AVCA weekly award just one day after being named Big West Offensive Player of the Week. Sakanoko is 糖心视频 M膩noa’s second AVCA Player of the Week this season, following Kainoa Wade鈥檚 recognition.

Sakanoko averaged 3.83 kills per set in the series while hitting at .571 with only three attack errors in 35 attempts. He also averaged 1.00 digs and 0.67 blocks per set, and served two aces with only one reception error in 26 attempts.

In the second match of the series, Sakanoko was nearly unstoppable, recording a team-high 15 kills and hitting .619 with one ace, two digs, and three blocks in a straight-set win.

The Rainbow Warriors, which moved up to No. 2 in the AVCA rankings, will host No. 8 UC Santa Barbara on March 27鈥�28, at Bankoh Arena at Stan Sheriff Center.

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