Category: Sports
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UH Warrior Football: Best in the West
The University of Hawai‘i football team started Mountain West Conference play with an away 54-3 victory over the Nevada Wolfpack. The Warriors away record is not the greatest, but the victory over Nevada was one of the biggest margins of victory in UH history. Hawai‘i scored six offensive touchdowns, a blocked punt returned for another,…
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Intramural program offer myriad sports
Football, volleyball, basketball, soccer and dodgeball. These are the intramural sports that you could participate in this year at Windward Community College. Run by the student life office, WCC’s intramurals offer a way to meet new people, stay active, relieve stress from school and exams, and have fun. Alaka’i Pang Kee-Shimbukuro, student life coordinator assistant,…
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UH football starts season strong
The University of Hawai‘i football team kicked off its 2019 season with three straight games against Pac-12 opponents Arizona, Oregon State and Washington as well as a game against FCS (Football Championship Subdivision) opponent Central Arkansas. The Warriors hosted Arizona at Aloha Stadium on Aug. 24 to open the season. The game was played in…
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Intramural basketball aims to bring on the heat
On Feb. 22, the WCC Gamecocks basketball team lost a hard fought battle to Leeward Community College by a score of 32-11. The Gamecocks kept the game relatively close and trailed 19-9 heading into halftime. Mark Viloria led the way with seven points. Jared Altenhof also scored two points. In the second half, Viloria scored…
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Intramural sports league tips off this spring
Windward Community College is known for its lush green campus and plethora of educational programs, but it has its sports side too. The IM LeeSports League is a program that offers intramural competition to all community colleges on O‘ahu and UH West O‘ahu. This semester, students can gear up for sports such as basketball, soccer…
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Intramural volleyball ends season of growth
The WCC Gamecocks intramural volleyball team just completed its regular season schedule. The Gamecocks played four games with a record of one win, two losses and a forfeiture. Last year, the players just played against each other, and games took place at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. This year, WCC participated in…
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Intramural football keeps students connected with others
The intramural sports season has begun at WCC. This semester, students have the opportunity to play flag football. Games are played in a 7-on-7 format and take place at Leeward Community College and Moanalua Middle School over the two-month season. “I heard about intramural flag football and just thought that it was something that I…