Hawai’i Summer League opens Saturday
The Hawai’i College Basketball Summer will open its 2014 season on Saturday, June 28, at the Manoa Valley Recreation Center gym.
More from new signee Sammis Reyes
On the night of May 23, Sammis Reyes graduated from North Broward Preparatory School in Coconut Creek, Fla. He took a few minutes earlier in the day to answer some questions from WarriorInsider.
Meet the Warriors: Quincy Smith
Quincy Smith has a willingness to adapt to new situations, and that’s usually a good trait for a point guard – especially one in a new situation himself.
Meet the Warriors: Brandon Jawato
There are numerous reasons why Brandon Jawato chooses to wear jersey number 3 for the University of Hawai’i basketball team. His birthday is June 3, he was born in 1993, and his favorite basketball player, Allen Iverson, wore number 3.
Meet the Warriors: Negus Webster-Chan
University of Hawai’i basketball fans will have a whole year to memorize the name Negus Webster-Chan.
The 6-foot-7 guard is a transfer from the University of Missouri, so he will have to sit out the 2013-14 season due to NCAA transfer rules. UH head coach Gib Arnold believes the future results will be worth the immediate wait.
Akana family still making a difference on Moloka’i
The Akana family name is an iconic one when it comes to basketball on the island of Moloka’i, so it made sense for them to get involved while the University of Hawai’i basketball team was on the Friendly Isle over the weekend.
World Wide Warriors: Angola
It would take approximately 23 hours to fly direct from Munich, Germany, to Auckland, New Zealand, and approximately 18 hours to fly direct from Surrey, Canada, to Luanda, Angola.
Summer updates: Orel Lev will serve in Israel’s military
Orel Lev, who is considered part of the incoming class of new recruits, will not be able to play for the Hawai’i basketball team for the next three years because of an obligation to serve in Israel’s military.
Shaquille Stokes leaving for family reasons
One day after attending the Awards Banquet, freshman point guard Shaquille Stokes announced that he will be leaving the Hawai’i basketball team for family reasons.
Brandon Spearman commits to Hawai’i
The Hawai’i basketball team has been searching for some athletic wing players, and it landed one this week in Brandon Spearman.