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Post by ACE on Oct 14, 2004 20:29:02 GMT -5
Any one know stats?
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Post by Aikea on Oct 14, 2004 20:45:29 GMT -5
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Post by ACE on Oct 14, 2004 21:47:04 GMT -5
Stats are up already. That has fast.  rid=13533&p=12 THe new UH website is really quick with game recap and stats. I'm impressed, last season, if they were on the road, you'd have to wait until the very next day for a game recap, let alone stats. |
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Post by DiggUH on Oct 14, 2004 22:24:38 GMT -5
What happened to Hittle? Was she just having a bad match. Did LaTech shut her down?
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Post by wang pu on Oct 14, 2004 23:41:32 GMT -5
No. 3 Rainbow Wahine Get Sweep Over Louisiana Tech on the Road
Recap Date: 10/14/04
RUSTON, La. - The No. 3 University of Hawai`i Rainbow Wahine (15-0, 5-0 WAC) swept through the Louisiana Tech Lady Techsters (5-14, 1-5) 30-15, 30-21 and 30-23 in front of a crowd of 424 at the Thomas Assembly Center Thursday.
Victoria Prince led the way for UH with 14 kills, three blocks, three aces and a .636 hitting percentage. Susie Boogaard added 15 kills and 10 digs, while Alicia Arnott had 13 kills. Ashley Watanabe added 15 digs while Kanoe Kamana`o had 32 assists, seven digs and two blocks in just two games played. The Rainbow Wahine opened the first game with a 6-1 lead off three kills by Boogaard and two more by Hittle. Tech cut it back to 7-5 before Hawai`i went on a big 12-1 run to push it to a 19-6 advantage. UH continued to roll, taking game one 30-15.
The Lady Techsters started game two well, taking a 4-3 lead. But the Rainbow Wahine responded with a big 8-1 run to take an 11-5 advantage. Stacey Clark then came in for Tech and served them on a 5-0 run to cut the deficit to 11-10. The Lady Techsters stayed in it for a while until two-straight kills by Prince capped a 5-1 UH run that made it 21-14. Hawai`i then ran off a couple more runs late in the game before a step-out kill by Prince put it away, 30-21.
Hawai`i Louisiana Tech opened the third game with a 9-4 edge, pushing it to 13-8 to force UH Head Coach Dave Shoji to call a timeout. The Rainbow Wahine fought back after the break, taking their first lead of the game, since taking the opening point, at 17-16. Tech retook the lead at 20-19, but Hawai`i responded, going on a 11-2 run, capped by two Arnott kills, to take the final game 30-23.
The Rainbow Wahine will now head over the Dallas for a match at Southern Methodist on Saturday, Oct. 16, at 2 p.m.
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Post by 5100 on Oct 15, 2004 12:03:59 GMT -5
Who are on UH's travel roster? Has it been that way on all the trips?
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Post by Aikea on Oct 15, 2004 12:17:46 GMT -5
the.honoluluadvertiser.com/article/2004/Oct/15/sp/sp01p.htmlUnbeaten Rainbow Wahine sweep Louisiana Tech • Match statistics • WAC standings Advertiser Staff Third-ranked Hawai'i rolled through Ruston yesterday. The unbeaten Rainbow Wahine swept Louisiana Tech, 30-15, 30-21, 30-23, in a Western Athletic Conference volleyball match watched by 424 at Thomas Assembly Center. The match lasted only a little longer than Hawai'i's bus ride from Shreveport. Victoria Prince The 'Bows (15-0, 5-0 WAC) play defending Eastern Division champion SMU tomorrow. They have held their last two opponents below 60 points. That would be a major accomplishment in Dallas. "We're trying to be a good road team and teach everyone how to play well on the road," UH coach Dave Shoji said. "We were not real happy with our first trip as far as execution and we were all determined to play better on this trip. Saturday will be tougher." The Rainbows rolled yesterday with a remarkably balanced attack that scored 19 of the first 25 points. Kanoe Kamana'o set a near-perfect first game as Hawai'i hit .447. Four of her hitters had four kills apiece and the fifth — freshman Tara Hittle — added three. "We tried to speed everything up again," Shoji said. "It seems like it's been in slow motion. The sets have been a little higher lately so we tried to go faster and it opened things up again." The 'Bows blew to an 11-5 advantage in the second game before the offense finally cooled. It sputtered in the third, when UH started three reserves. It was still far too tough for Tech, which had passing problems, hit .114, and was outscored 15-8 to end the match. The Lady Techsters (5-14, 1-5) started four seniors, a sophomore and two freshmen, including their setter. Hawai'i countered with three juniors, two sophomores and two freshmen. The 'Bows' junior hitters — Susie Boogaard (15) and Victoria Prince (14) — combined for 29 kills. Prince also had three aces and three blocks, and hit .636. She and Juliana Sanders, who started the first two games in the middle, went 19 for 33 and did not have a hitting error. "Juliana is starting to get the feel of things," Shoji said. "She's getting up early and hitting the ball quicker. Prince has just had phenomenal numbers the past few nights. She continues to be a force." The Rainbow Wahine have now won their last 95 matches against WAC opponents. They have not lost to an unranked opponent since Sept. 12, 1997 — a span of 187 matches. • • •<br> I guess some of you were right in the fact that Hawaii's offense did slow down a bit. I wish they were playing at home so I can see the fast offense again.
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Post by roy on Oct 15, 2004 13:12:59 GMT -5
Who are on UH's travel roster? Has it been that way on all the trips? Shoji usually brings 12 on a travel roster and has a set 10 or 11 that he will almost always go with. Depending on the year and the players, he might change one reserve on different trips. Bearing any injury, he will always bring Boogard, Arnott, Kamanao, Watanabe, Hittle, Prince, Sanders, Fotu, Gregory, Eckmier, and Thurlby. He brought Woolford this time and he also brought her on the Nevada/Fresno State road trip. I wouldn't be surprised to see Woolford stay back on the Boise State/San Jose trip and Ong travel with the team instead. He will probably go back to Woolford during the WAC tournament road trip. |
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Post by 5100 on Oct 16, 2004 12:12:26 GMT -5
By the way, who are on scholarship this year? Is Watanabe still a walk-on?
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