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Post by medusa on Sept 16, 2022 19:29:43 GMT -5
Green vs White is that the current starting line up vs the bench?
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Post by staticb on Sept 16, 2022 19:34:43 GMT -5
Green vs White is that the current starting line up vs the bench? Usually if it happens in the pre-season but not necessarily. Likely Robyn will experiment with different lineups and who is on the green and who is on the white will switch. |
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Post by babybacksets on Sept 16, 2022 19:57:39 GMT -5
Green vs White is that the current starting line up vs the bench? Usually if it happens in the pre-season but not necessarily. Likely Robyn will experiment with different lineups and who is on the green and who is on the white will switch. Is this going to be televised? I’m still curious as to what Cowell’s game looks like for an extended period of time. |
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Post by 808empath on Sept 16, 2022 20:55:56 GMT -5
Usually if it happens in the pre-season but not necessarily. Likely Robyn will experiment with different lineups and who is on the green and who is on the white will switch. Is this going to be televised? I’m still curious as to what Cowell’s game looks like for an extended period of time. Usually alumnae & Green/White scrimmages are not televised which is why it's open to the public. If I didn't have Covid I'd be going to see what those who don't play very often can do. Like Cowell/Ham at the pins. |
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Post by babybacksets on Sept 16, 2022 20:59:04 GMT -5
Is this going to be televised? I’m still curious as to what Cowell’s game looks like for an extended period of time. Usually alumnae & Green/White scrimmages are not televised which is why it's open to the public. If I didn't have Covid I'd be going to see what those who don't play very often can do. Like Cowell/Ham at the pins. Not Covid! Feel better soon! |
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Post by 808empath on Sept 16, 2022 21:04:09 GMT -5
Usually alumnae & Green/White scrimmages are not televised which is why it's open to the public. If I didn't have Covid I'd be going to see what those who don't play very often can do. Like Cowell/Ham at the pins. Not Covid! Feel better soon! Thank you. It's not so bad this time around. 😭🤧🤒😷 |
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Post by ancksunamun on Sept 16, 2022 21:30:46 GMT -5
Hopefully Kennedi gets some playing time tonight.
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Post by staticb on Sept 16, 2022 22:11:00 GMT -5
Hopefully Kennedi gets some playing time tonight. We'll probably see Kennedi and Matias! |
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Post by rainbowcard on Sept 17, 2022 1:54:49 GMT -5
For those interested this account posted videos from tonight. Kennedi did play but I haven’t seen video of her hitting.
Videos of Amber
Click those accounts for more videos RAM did play btw lol
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Post by toonscivb on Sept 17, 2022 2:00:32 GMT -5
I’m shocked the instagram account is posting nothing of the games
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Post by bucky415 on Sept 17, 2022 2:07:34 GMT -5
Is this going to be televised? I’m still curious as to what Cowell’s game looks like for an extended period of time. Usually alumnae & Green/White scrimmages are not televised which is why it's open to the public. If I didn't have Covid I'd be going to see what those who don't play very often can do. Like Cowell/Ham at the pins. Drat! I dodged it until Labor Day Weekend, as far as I know! My case was mild, and I tested negative last night, I hope yours is mild as well! |
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Post by babybacksets on Sept 17, 2022 3:04:23 GMT -5
Lol how awkward , Riley went up against McKenna Ross in the serve receive face off game 😭
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Post by Deleted on Sept 17, 2022 3:05:05 GMT -5
Lol how awkward , Riley went up against McKenna Ross in the serve receive face off game 😭 How come that’s awkward? |
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Post by kaipono on Sept 17, 2022 3:50:05 GMT -5
Good times, memories at Wahine alumnae match, Green-White scrimmageBy Cindy Luis  It was one for the ages. All ages. Fifty years of Hawai’i women’s volleyball was on display Friday night, highlighted by appearances of members of the Rainbow Wahine national title teams of 1979, ’82 and ’83. Missing was representation from 1987, UH’s last championship squad. But that was all that was missing from a night filled with memories, good music and good times at SimpliFi Arena at Stan Sheriff Center. Nearly three dozen former players showed up — as did about 1,000 family, friends and fans who were treated to numerous “she’s still got it” plays from names of the past … Adolpho, Choy, Kahakai, Manu-Olevao, Ross. Savannah Kahakai’s service runs led the way for the Green to defeat the White 25-15, 15-6 in the all-alumnae match. It was followed by an alumnae team taking on the Wahine coaching staff, one led by an All-American and three-time Olympian who happens to be her alma mater’s head coach: Robyn Ah Mow. Little surprise that the coaches won 25-19. Little surprise the crowd gave Ah Mow a hard time for her service error. The night also included a skills competition that ranged from setting to a target, serving location and commit-block defense. Kahakai won both the libero high-ball out-of-system contest as well as the serving location, helping the alumnae hold off the varsity 3-2. And then the main event where Ah Mow transitioned into coach mode with the same smoothness she displayed when setting for the coaching staff. While the Wahine were missing outside-middle Tiffany Westerberg (Illness) they gained the services of 6-foot-2 junior middle Kennedi Evans who was finally cleared to play. “It was exciting,” said Evans, who transferred from Utah during the offseason. “It’s the first time playing in a long time and it was fun to do it in front of fans.” The White — with junior middle Amber Igiede in the front row the whole time and senior Mylana Byrd setting — won 25-22, 15-13 over the Green. No statistics were taken but, unofficially, Igiede had 10 kills and was in on six blocks. Freshman hitter Caylen Alexander had three aces. This was the first alumnae match since 2019. The Big West cancelled the Wahine’s season in 2020 and COVID restrictions did not allow for UH to have fans until late last season, which eliminated the alumnae match. “I didn’t know what was going to happen tonight,” Ah Mow said. “But it was great to see all the generations of players out there and it was good for the team to interact (with the alumnae). “It’s special here. Putting on this jersey, seeing everybody come back. Hopefully it gets better next year. I feel like we can have things during the week to lead up to this and maybe start working on next year now.” In the meantime, it’s back to work on Monday for Hawai’i as it prepares to defend its Big West title. The Wahine (3-5) host UC Davis (5-4) on Friday and UC Riverside (2-7) on Saturday, both matches starting at 7 p.m.
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Post by kaipono on Sept 17, 2022 3:52:56 GMT -5
Hope Westerberg is all healthy for the matches against UC Davis and Riverside next week!
And damn, the alumni beat the varsity team in the skills competition with Kahakai beating both Edmonds and Ham in the skills competition haha
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