A last-second tip and overtime surge lifted Hawaii past UCSB 78-75 on the night AC Carter's jersey was retired.

Elijah Ickes scored on a wild pitch to lift Hawai'i to a 4-3 walk-off over Gonzaga, giving the Rainbow Warriors the season-opening series at Les Murakami Stadium.

Saint Louis junior Hunter Berger completed an ILH four‑weight slam Saturday as Kamehameha captured both boys' and girls' team titles at the league finals. Top wrestlers now shift focus to the state meet.

An injunction by a youth-sports group canceled Oahu’s flag-football season days before play began, affecting about 160 teams and hundreds of keiki.

Three-time world champion John John Florence says he will skip full-time WSL competition in 2026 to focus on family and travel. The WSL has handed his season wildcard to Ramzi Boukhiam.

The Hawaii Rainbow Wahine basketball team won their fourth straight game, beating CSUN 64-55, with a comeback led by Bailey Flavell who scored 17 points.

Kona Bicycle Day is a free, family-friendly event focusing on bike safety and education with activities like an obstacle course. It takes place on January 24, 2026, from 8 a.m. to noon.

UC Santa Barbara defeated the University of Hawai'i men's basketball team 77-62, marking the Rainbow Warriors' second loss in their last 11 games and continuing their struggle at the Thunderdome.

Chris Gotterup won the 2026 Sony Open at Waialae Country Club with a 16-under par, his third PGA Tour win, beating competitors like Patrick Rodgers and previous leader Davis Riley.

The Hawaii women's basketball team defeated UC Santa Barbara 67-50, showcasing improved ball-handling and strong performances from Saniyah Neverson and Keiara Curtis.

Hunter Erickson hit a game-winning jumper for Hawaii in a 67-66 win over UC Irvine, marking a key Big West victory and snapping a losing streak against the Anteaters.

The University of Hawaiʻi men's volleyball team had two dominant straight-set victories over NJIT, with stellar performances from players like Quintin Greenidge. The team attracted a large fan turnout and is preparing for future games.

Kaua'i Police Activities League is accepting registrations for its 2026 flag football season to promote positive growth in youth through sports. Volunteer coaches are also sought.