The University of Hawaii men's basketball team lost 66-49 to UC Irvine, with a significant challenge on defense leading to a new low in points and field goal percentage.

Sacramento State is planning to move its football program to the FBS, with a transition fee of $5 million and a new stadium. President Wood focuses on student involvement and maintaining home games during phased upgrades.

The University of Hawai'i Rainbow Warriors baseball team won all four games against Marshall, with a strong performance from nine pitchers leading to a 10-2 victory in the final match, extending their home-winning streak to 15 games.

12,000 participants ran the 41st Great Aloha Run in Honolulu, where winners Landon Pretre and Grace Chow led the 8.2-mile event. The run, famous for community spirit, has raised over $20 million for charities.

Cleveland is expected to beat out Detroit for the next WNBA franchise, reviving the Rockers name, with the bid rumored to be over $250 million. Detroit remains a contender for future expansion.

The "Footprint Center" signage has been removed from the Phoenix Suns' home venue, with no explanation from the Suns or the City of Phoenix. The arena has undergone several name changes since 1992.

The Rainbow Wahine basketball team has extended their winning streak to 13 games after defeating UC Irvine, with significant contributions from Kelsie Imai and a record-breaking performance by Ritorya Tamilo.

Hawai'i softball clinched a 2-1 win over Sacramento State in the Spring Fling Tournament, improving their season record to 7-1, with Jamie McGaughey driving in both runs and Macy Brandl striking out seven.

NRG Energy becomes the first official sponsor for the FIFA World Cup 2026 in Houston, including renaming NRG Stadium and supporting youth soccer clinics.

FC Cincinnati has signed Brazilian midfielder Evander from the Portland Timbers for $12 million, the largest cash-for-player trade in MLS history, with an additional performance incentive of $150,000.

Getaway Car won the Sunland Derby, narrowly beating Caldera and earning Kentucky Derby points, drawing a crowd and attention to the close finish and the $232,800 prize for the winning team.

The University of Hawaii baseball team achieved back-to-back walk-off wins against Marshall, with a notable ejection of Marshall's coach and UH's top hitter sidelined by injury.

Grant Fisher, a Michigan runner, set two indoor track world records in one week, breaking the 3,000m and 5,000m marks previously held by Lamecha Girma and Kenenisa Bekele.