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Post by cosmo on May 6, 2023 19:11:47 GMT -5
Hawai'i 2024 Men's Roster
| Player # | Player Name | Position | | 1 | Chaz Galloway | OH
| | 3 | Zachary Yewchuk | MB/Opp | | 4 | Cole Ottmar | OH | | 5 | 'Eleu Choy
| L/DS | | 6 | Spyros Chakas
| OH/Opp (Floor Captain) | | 7 | Kai Rodriguez | OH | | 8 | Kurt Nusterer
| MB | | 9 | Justin Todd
| OH | | 11 | Ryan Sears
| L/DS | | 12 | Austin Buchanan
| S/Opp | | 13 | Tread Rosenthal | S | | 14 | Alaka'i Todd
| Opp/MB | | 15 | Kai Taylor
| OH/L | | 16 | Kevin Kauling
| S | | 17 | Oguzhan Oguz | Opp | | 19 | Alex Parks
| MB | | 20 | Keoni Thiim
| OH | | 21 | Guilherme Voss
| MB | | 22 | Zachary Thompson | MB | | 23 | Louis Sakanoko
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Roster Link: hawaiiathletics.com/sports/mens-volleyball/rosterStarting Lineup Setter: Tread Rosenthal OH: Spyros Chakas, Chaz Galloway, Louis Sakanoko Opp: Alaka'i Todd MB: Guilherme Voss, Kurt Nusterer L: 'Eleu Choy Serving Specialists: Keoni Thimm, Kevin Kauling, Kai Taylor Hawaii 2024 schedule: Jan. 3 vs. Loyola Chicago (Result: UH 3-0) Jan. 5 vs. Loyola Chicago (Result: Loyola 3-2) Jan. 10 vs. Emmanuel (Result: UH 3-0) Jan. 12 vs. Emmanuel (Result: UH 3-0) Jan. 25 at Purdue Fort Wayne (Result: UH 3-1) Jan. 26 at Purdue Fort Wayne (Result: UH 3-0) Jan. 28 at Ball State Feb. 2 vs. Tusculum Feb. 4 vs. Tusculum Feb. 7 Stanford Feb. 9 Alumni vs. Alumni 4:00 p.m. Feb. 9 vs. Stanford 7:00 p.m. Feb. 22 vs. Missouri S&T Feb. 23 vs. Missouri S&T March 1 vs. Sacred Heart March 3 vs. Sacred Heart 28th Outrigger Resorts Invitational: March 7 Grand Canyon vs. UC Irvine March 7 vs. Lewis March 8 UC Irvine vs. Lewis March 8 vs. Grand Canyon March 10 Lewis vs. Grand Canyon March 10 vs. UC Irvine Big West Conference schedule: March 15 at Long Beach State March 16 at Long Beach State March 22 vs. CSUN March 23 vs. CSUN March 29 vs. UC Santa Barbara March 30 vs. UC Santa Barbara April 5 at UC Irvine April 6 at UC Irvine April 12 at UC San Diego April 13 at UC San Diego April 18-20 Big West Championship SimpliFi Arena TBD April 30, May 2, 4 |
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Post by Timeless on May 6, 2023 19:12:21 GMT -5
It might be better to have cubicle make the thread.
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Post by soljah808 on May 6, 2023 19:14:06 GMT -5
PSU started so I think this is fair game. Returning Starters: Chakas, Galloway, Sheward, Voss Likely New Starters: Nusterer, Choy (Sheward to setter) Honestly the Opposite spot is a giant question mark. Todd has had basically zero play time this season, while Nusterer and Choy have been clearly prepared to play as starters in multiple games. I wonder if we see Galloway or Chakas move to the right, but our OH depth isn’t that much more impressive than our OPP depth without Humler and Akana. I actually think if Buchanan doesn't speed up his progress by next season then Shewie def gets moved back to setter. It's to hold out for Tread, Finn and Ofeck to come right on in the following year after that. Hawaii definitely will be back in the NCAAs |
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Post by aaronic on May 6, 2023 19:14:28 GMT -5
I am glad a different poster has decided to make this thread. It seems like the same old fogey always ends up being the one to beat everyone to it. Thank you.
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Post by cosmo on May 6, 2023 19:14:40 GMT -5
It might be better to have cubicle make the thread. I have no clue how to delete it but if someone who knows what they’re doing wants to they can |
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Post by ManapuaSurprise on May 6, 2023 19:18:01 GMT -5
Hawaii MVB Future Roster. I will update this as the weeks go by & I read more from Koa and VT threads. DM me any updates.
- Player Heights are from UH Athletics website
- Spike and Block numbers are from Volleybox
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Post by cosmo on May 6, 2023 19:19:05 GMT -5
PSU started so I think this is fair game. Returning Starters: Chakas, Galloway, Sheward, Voss Likely New Starters: Nusterer, Choy (Sheward to setter) Honestly the Opposite spot is a giant question mark. Todd has had basically zero play time this season, while Nusterer and Choy have been clearly prepared to play as starters in multiple games. I wonder if we see Galloway or Chakas move to the right, but our OH depth isn’t that much more impressive than our OPP depth without Humler and Akana. I actually think if Buchanan doesn't speed up his progress by next season then Shewie def gets moved back to setter. It's to hold out for Tread, Finn and Ofeck to come right on in the following year after that. Hawaii definitely will be back in the NCAAs I’m sure Buchanan gets a shot to take it back in the off season, but he definitely lost the #2 setting position to Sheward during the B-team games. I think Sheward’s close to equally effective in both positions, so it’s probably between Choy and Buchanan to see who can lock into a spot first. The rumored Graduate setter might also contend, who knows. |
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Post by aaronic on May 6, 2023 19:19:16 GMT -5
It might be better to have cubicle make the thread. I have no clue how to delete it but if someone who knows what they’re doing wants to they can Don’t delete it. There are already comments starting on it. That poster is just raian13. He/she is always posting nonsensical absurdity. |
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Post by soljah808 on May 6, 2023 19:20:52 GMT -5
I actually think if Buchanan doesn't speed up his progress by next season then Shewie def gets moved back to setter. It's to hold out for Tread, Finn and Ofeck to come right on in the following year after that. Hawaii definitely will be back in the NCAAs I’m sure Buchanan gets a shot to take it back in the off season, but he definitely lost the #2 setting position to Sheward during the B-team games. I think Sheward’s close to equally effective in both positions, so it’s probably between Choy and Buchanan to see who can lock into a spot first. Oh I most def agree with you. Personally, id put Sheward back at setter immediately in the off season. But if Buchanan can get things going or really works hard in the off season. He is 6'8, puts up a great block, has a nice little spin to his jump serves and has decent hands. It's his set location at times which has been the issue. But Shewie is my preferred go to for setter one more year. |
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Post by kahusancali on May 6, 2023 19:23:06 GMT -5
Official 2024 thread?
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Post by Timeless on May 6, 2023 19:23:44 GMT -5
Buchanan needs to train with the Worsley's in the offseason.
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Post by cosmo on May 6, 2023 19:25:32 GMT -5
I’m sure Buchanan gets a shot to take it back in the off season, but he definitely lost the #2 setting position to Sheward during the B-team games. I think Sheward’s close to equally effective in both positions, so it’s probably between Choy and Buchanan to see who can lock into a spot first. Oh I most def agree with you. Personally, id put Sheward back at setter immediately in the off season. But if Buchanan can get things going or really works hard in the off season. He is 6'8, puts up a great block, has a nice little spin to his jump serves and has decent hands. It's his set location at times which has been the issue. But Shewie is my preferred go to for setter one more year. I’ve never seen Buchanan in the position but his second position is listed as opposite. What’s the chance he tries for a spot there instead? |
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Post by soljah808 on May 6, 2023 19:25:54 GMT -5
Yup. If you look at Hawaii 2023...it was immediately crested after Hawaii won last season. Lol |
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Post by kahusancali on May 6, 2023 19:27:38 GMT -5
Yup. If you look at Hawaii 2023...it was immediately crested after Hawaii won last season. Lol Cool. |
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Post by soljah808 on May 6, 2023 19:27:44 GMT -5
Oh I most def agree with you. Personally, id put Sheward back at setter immediately in the off season. But if Buchanan can get things going or really works hard in the off season. He is 6'8, puts up a great block, has a nice little spin to his jump serves and has decent hands. It's his set location at times which has been the issue. But Shewie is my preferred go to for setter one more year. I’ve never seen Buchanan in the position but his second position is listed as opposite. What’s the chance he tries for a spot there instead? Very low are his chances. I think people and including myself are really underestimating what Alakai Todd can do at Oppo. He obviously isnt like Dimi but he can certainly play really well at spurts. If he really wants it then I expect Todd to go hard in the off season cause it really is set up for him to take over at least before Finn arrives. I honestly feel that unless they bring in some well qualified Senior/grad student Oppo then I have no doubt the offense will run heavily around Spyros, Chaz, Voss and Nuerster. With Thelle gone, I think they may dial up the middles more. |
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