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Post by staticb on Sept 29, 2024 13:21:08 GMT -5
HIPPA prohibits medical records to be shared. The only way you would get any medical info, is if the student athlete allows the sharing of the info. The school could say if any injury took place during a game especially if there are witnesses, but any specific decisions and or detailed personal info would not be mentioned. Saying , I don’t know” is Coach Rob’s way of saying don’t ask me about it right now. I thought the normal answer is "we can't talk about it", which is why there's speculation it's not injury related. But yeah, unless Caylen signed and injury disclosure waiver (and there are lots of reasons to not sign one now), then you can't stay anything, give clues etc.
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Post by WahineFan44 on Sept 29, 2024 13:22:00 GMT -5
Caylen not hitting during warmups should be more than clear it’s some sort of iniury/injury prevention
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Post by staticb on Sept 29, 2024 15:35:19 GMT -5
I pulled from the other UH message board, but I'm assuming it was from the Advertiser's articles about the game.
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Post by medusa on Sept 29, 2024 16:49:59 GMT -5
5Is Hawaii in a rot or is Hawaii in a rot?
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Post by HawaiiVB on Sept 29, 2024 17:29:43 GMT -5
Please just let her be. I’m sure she feels bad about it. When coach asks you if you are good, and a “not a go” comes back. That’s it. No putting her in. Everyone has to pick up the slack. A young team has to figure it out. On Friday some of the girls were freaking out inside, couldn’t figure it out with the switch and the result is what it is. Hawai’i will have another shot at Irvine. The main thing is that Caylen gets the proper treatment and rest.
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Post by toonscivb on Sept 29, 2024 21:25:05 GMT -5
It was good to see in the Fullerton game: Stella getting a chance to play back row for a bit, Sylvester getting a chance to serve, and then having 3 setters on the floor at the same time.
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Post by ManapuaSurprise on Sept 29, 2024 21:29:39 GMT -5
With 16 regular season games left, good chance Kate may end up at #3
All-Time Assists Leaders
1 | Kanoe Kamana‘o | 6,428 | R-30 | 2 | Martina Cincerova | 4,637 | P-R | 3 | Robyn Ah Mow | 4,313 | P-R | 4 | Cheri Boyer | 4,304 | P-R | 5 | Mita Uiato | 3,794 | R-25 | 6 | Kate Lang | 3,748 | R-25 | 7 | Dani Mafua | 3,745 | R-30/ R-25 | 8 | Jennifer Carey | 3,540 | P-R/ R-30 | 9 | Nikki Hubbert | 3,368 | P-R | 10
| Norene Iosia | 3,147 | R-25 |
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Post by daredevil808 on Sept 29, 2024 21:52:25 GMT -5
With 16 regular season games left, good chance Kate may end up at #3
All-Time Assists Leaders
1 | Kanoe Kamana‘o | 6,428 | R-30 | 2 | Martina Cincerova | 4,637 | P-R | 3 | Robyn Ah Mow | 4,313 | P-R | 4 | Cheri Boyer | 4,304 | P-R | 5 | Mita Uiato | 3,794 | R-25 | 6 | Kate Lang | 3,748 | R-25 | 7 | Dani Mafua | 3,745 | R-30/ R-25 | 8 | Jennifer Carey | 3,540 | P-R/ R-30 | 9 | Nikki Hubbert | 3,368 | P-R | 10
| Norene Iosia | 3,147 | R-25 |
Wow I didn't know Kanoe was so far ahead at #1. Don't think her record will ever be broken.
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Post by volleyfriends on Sept 29, 2024 22:12:07 GMT -5
I am loving what I'm seeing from Arquette. She is giving Iosia vibes. You can see her offense pick up after Kate gave her an in system set from a free ball. Arquette's confidence hitting will continue to grow. Her ball control will keep her in the court.
I would also like to acknowledge Jackie embracing her new role. It can't be easy seeing a freshman overtake you on the depth chart, but Jackie is finding ways to get on the court. Her excitement and effectiveness whenever she enters the game as a serving sub are the hallmarks of being a good teammate.
And while Mili deserved the POG award, I think Kate was a close second. Managing two freshman middles and a freshman pin, being more offensive herself, and projecting calmness even when the team was down in the first set.
This team leaves this weekend with a much higher ceiling for when Caylen comes back. And if they can maintain that level of ball control, then they can stay competitive in the Big West.
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Post by toonscivb on Sept 29, 2024 22:18:22 GMT -5
With 16 regular season games left, good chance Kate may end up at #3
All-Time Assists Leaders
1 | Kanoe Kamana‘o | 6,428 | R-30 | 2 | Martina Cincerova | 4,637 | P-R | 3 | Robyn Ah Mow | 4,313 | P-R | 4 | Cheri Boyer | 4,304 | P-R | 5 | Mita Uiato | 3,794 | R-25 | 6 | Kate Lang | 3,748 | R-25 | 7 | Dani Mafua | 3,745 | R-30/ R-25 | 8 | Jennifer Carey | 3,540 | P-R/ R-30 | 9 | Nikki Hubbert | 3,368 | P-R | 10
| Norene Iosia | 3,147 | R-25 |
Wow I didn't know Kanoe was so far ahead at #1. Don't think her record will ever be broken. Not unless they bring back 30 point sets. I can't imagine someone catches up to Kaman'o. There has been some players in the 25 point era reaching 5k.
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Post by po'okela on Sept 29, 2024 23:45:58 GMT -5
hawaii is in no way getting an at large berth if they fail to win the big west tournament. it makes sense that they rest caylen whenever they can so they can make a run in the big west tournament which is there only chance of making it to the post season.
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Post by 5100 on Sept 30, 2024 1:25:32 GMT -5
I hope it's not like with Leoniak. Got pulled early in a first set after making a couple of errors and then practically disappeared for the rest of the season before transferring out. That's some pretty revisionist history right there. Leoniak played a significant role from the get go and had a pretty long leash. She was terrible in the beginning, and lost her starting job. She had the opportunity to continue contributing and had better stats later in the season. She did not "disappear" for the rest of the season. She even played in the final two matches. In summary: Leoniak wasn't that good.
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Post by practicesafesets on Sept 30, 2024 1:53:28 GMT -5
In retrospect, Leoniak wasn't a loss. Hasn't improved at NCSU True that NCSU seems to underperform its talent level, but Leo would easily be our starting Opposite. She puts up a huge block and a powerful swing and her back row defense is still her strength at NCSU. Anyway, she's long gone but I still miss her quirky-cocky on court demeanor. no hunny, you're just a size queen 💅
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Post by VT Karen on Sept 30, 2024 2:08:26 GMT -5
hawaii is in no way getting an at large berth if they fail to win the big west tournament. it makes sense that they rest caylen whenever they can so they can make a run in the big west tournament which is there only chance of making it to the post season. Agreed! The combination of the Pepperdine, UNLV and UCI losses have all but buried that SMU win. They need to win the Big West tournament to get in but I personally think they need to win out to have any kind of momentum going into the post season.
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Post by VT Karen on Sept 30, 2024 2:11:39 GMT -5
I am loving what I'm seeing from Arquette. She is giving Iosia vibes. You can see her offense pick up after Kate gave her an in system set from a free ball. Arquette's confidence hitting will continue to grow. Her ball control will keep her in the court. I would also like to acknowledge Jackie embracing her new role. It can't be easy seeing a freshman overtake you on the depth chart, but Jackie is finding ways to get on the court. Her excitement and effectiveness whenever she enters the game as a serving sub are the hallmarks of being a good teammate. And while Mili deserved the POG award, I think Kate was a close second. Managing two freshman middles and a freshman pin, being more offensive herself, and projecting calmness even when the team was down in the first set. This team leaves this weekend with a much higher ceiling for when Caylen comes back. And if they can maintain that level of ball control, then they can stay competitive in the Big West. I liked Adrianna's ball control. I think she's earned the right to slot into that opposite position as of now. If they can work her taking the second ball when Kate makes the defensive touch, that could be a wrinkle that could keep the in-system more. I thought Kate played a good match last night too.
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