Amoro Lado, a 6-foot-3 guard at College of Southern Idaho, announced his commitment to join the University of Hawai’i basketball team on Monday.
JUCO guard Amoro Lado commits to join Warriors
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Introducing SimpliFi Arena at Stan Sheriff Center
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Non-conference schedule for 2020-21 is announced
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A message from Coach Ganot
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Catching up with Chris Gerlufsen
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Senior Salute: Mike Thomas
If basketball players were judged on loyalty, faith and morality, Mike Thomas is perhaps the greatest in University of Hawai’i basketball history.
Catching up with Mate Colina
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