The University of Hawai'i men's basketball team defeated Pomona-Pitzer 101-51 in an exhibition game with Isaac Johnson and Dre Bullock scoring 18 points each. Tanner Cuff also contributed notably amid recent fatherhood.

Two Hawaii-born NFL quarterbacks, Dillon Gabriel and Tua Tagovailoa, competed for the first time, with Gabriel's Browns defeating Tagovailoa's Dolphins 31-6.

French Polynesian teams dominated the 2025 Molokai Hoe World Championships, with Team OPT winning the 40-mile paddling race followed by three other Polynesian teams.

The Rainbow Wahine volleyball team suffered a sweep against Cal Poly, marking their second Big West play loss, amidst concerns of service errors and a struggle to maintain momentum.

Hawaii's football team defeated Utah State 44-26, improving their record to 5-2 with standout performances, including a tied school kicking record by Matsuzawa.

Registration for Kauai's Mini and Junior Hoopster Basketball Leagues starts Oct 22-23, free for kindergarteners to third graders. Games begin in January at Kalāheo Center.

The Hawaii women's volleyball team faced a defeat against CSUN and has multiple players injured, including Stella Adeyemi, with upcoming matches ahead.

Hawaii's women's volleyball team had a mixed weekend, winning against UC Riverside but losing to UC Davis, with Cha'lei Reid injured. Despite injuries, the team shows resilience but faces challenges ahead.

Hawaii Rainbow Warriors won against Air Force 44 points to claim the Kuter Trophy and achieve their first conference victory of the season, led by QB Micah Alejado and a strong offensive performance.

Hawaiʻi launches its State Surfing Championships for high school athletics, with the first event set for 2026, marking surfing's recognition as an interscholastic state championship sport.

The Hawaii Rainbow Warriors lost to the Fresno State Bulldogs 21-23 in a defensive battle marked by Hawaii's turnovers and a failed two-point conversion attempt.

The HI-PAL Endless Summers Basketball Classic in Hawai‘i was a success with over 300 athletes, 32 teams, and victories by Team Ikehu and Team Kona Stingrays.

The inaugural Kawamoto Classic Swimming Event for Hawai‘i Island youth, free and offering various aquatic sports lessons, is set for September 27, 2025.