Match Recap: UH vs. San Diego

In a challenging encounter, the University of Hawai’i women’s volleyball team faced the San Diego Toreros, losing in straight sets with scores of 25-21, 25-17, and 25-16. The match was part of the Hawaiian Airlines Wahine Volleyball Classic held at the Bankoh Arena in Stan Sheriff Center on Sunday.

Player Highlights

• Freshman Cha’lei Reid led the Rainbow Wahine with nine kills, marking her as a standout performer once again.
• Junior Stella Adeyemi contributed six kills to the team’s effort.
• Sophomore setter Adrianna Arquette achieved her first double-double, recording 17 assists and 11 digs, alongside one kill and a service ace.
• At the net, Reid and Bri Gunderson both recorded three blocks each.

San Diego’s Performance

San Diego, who emerged as the tournament champions, showcased their strength with Isabel Clark scoring 14 kills while tournament MVP Nemo Beach added 12 kills. The Toreros dominated the match, hitting .271 compared to Hawai’i’s .049.

Match Summary

The first set saw the Rainbow Wahine make a strong start, with Reid leading a rally that saw back-to-back service aces. However, San Diego reversed a five-point deficit and launched a decisive 7-0 run to conclude the set.

In the second set, San Diego established control with a 6-0 scoring streak, ultimately closing out the set with their sixth ace of the match. The third set mirrored the previous ones, with San Diego maintaining a commanding lead throughout.

Statistics Comparison

• San Diego’s Kylie Munday tallied a match-high 26 assists.
• BayLea Sparks recorded a match-leading six blocks.
• Overall, San Diego achieved eight aces and nine blocks during the match.

Looking Ahead: Next Game Against San Jose State

The Rainbow Wahine are set to continue their season at the OUTRIGGER Invitational, starting on September 4, 2025. They will face off against San Jose State at 7:00 PM HT.

Game Details

Opponent: San Jose State

Date: September 4, 2025

Time: 7:00 P.M. HT

Broadcast: Spectrum OC16, ESPN Honolulu

Recent Honors

Cha’lei Reid represented Hawai’i on the All-Tournament team, a nod to her impressive performances over the weekend. Other notable achievements include:

• Nemo Beach, San Diego – Most Valuable Player
• Natalie Ring, Marquette
• Hattie Bray, Marquette
• Tierney Barlow, Utah State
• Kylie Munday, San Diego
• Kali Engemon, San Diego