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Warriors practice '40-second' offense

Warriors head coach Greg McMackin nearly gets knocked off his feet while on the sidelines.

Who says 40 times are not meaningful? No, not 40-yard dashes. The Hawai'i football team worked on the 40 — the number of seconds allowable between plays — in yesterday's first workout at Aloha Stadium. Photo gallery Video More »

Rays ride three-run eighth to beat Angels

Tampa Bay's Eric Hinske, left, high-fives Jason Bartlett, center, and Akinori Iwamura after they scored in the eighth. The Rays won, 4-2.

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — One night the Tampa Bay Rays play long ball. The next they rarely get the ball out of the infield and still beat the Los Angeles Angels. More »

Berg serves U.S. into semifinals

Heather Bown of the U.S. hits against Jenny Barazza (8) and Nadia Centoni of Italy in a women's volleyball quarterfinal match.

Honolulu's Lindsey Berg served the U.S. women's volleyball team to leads of 8-0 and 5-0 in the fourth and fifth sets, respectively, to help the fourth-ranked Americans rally for a 20-25, 25-21, 19-25, 25-18, 15-6 victory over second-ranked Italy yesterday in a women's Olympic volleyball quarterfinal at the Capital Gymnasium. Photo gallery More »

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UH soccer working to stay on roll

By NCAA mandate, University of Hawai'i soccer coach Pinsoom Tenzing hadn't... More »

 
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Heather McMackin, wife of head coach Greg McMackin, rear, prepares to explain some of the game's finer points.

Football 101 for the better half Photo gallery

For one night at least, the face of Warrior Nation came with a tasteful application of lipstick, some carefully applied eyeliner and perhaps even a little mascara as an estimated 500 women descended on the Stan Sheriff Center for a University of Hawai'i pigskin primer hosted by Heather McMackin, the program's new first lady of football. More »

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Lindsey Berg

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UH FOOTBALL

Vaughn Meatoga

Lineman finds support team

During the lowest, darkest moment of his life, Vaughn Meatoga looked to his University of Hawai'i football teammates. More »

UH WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL

Catherine Fowler, a transfer from Arkansas, is in the mix to grab one of the two starting spots at middle blocker for Hawai'i.

Fowler enjoying athletic journey

She is 4,028 miles from home, but paradise is precisely where Catherine Fowler wants to be at this point in her life, and volleyball career. More »

UH SPORTS

Service to stream more UH sports

Fans and former residents living outside the state will be able to subscribe to a service allowing them to view nearly 100 University of Hawai'i sporting events live from the Internet to their television set under a deal announced by KFVE and Hawaii IPTV. More »

HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS

Kahuku defensive back Jray Galeai played quarterback last season. His father Ray Galeai also was a standout for the Red Raiders.

Versatile Galeai making a name for himself at Kahuku

Kahuku football player Jray Galeai gets the most out of his unique first name. More »

FOOTBALL

Cincinnati wide receiver Chris Henry was let go by the Bengals after his fifth arrest, but was back in Cincinnati yesterday.

WR Henry back with Bengals

Receiver Chris Henry is back with the Cincinnati Bengals because their owner has a soft spot for troubled players. More »

BASEBALL

Timo Donahue

Soaking up the fun on off day

Little League diary
Timo Donahue, coach of the Waipi'o baseball team in the 11- to 12-year-old Little League World Series in Williamsport, Pa., will provide insights from youth baseball's oldest and most prestigious tournament. Waipi'o is the 10th Hawai'i team to compete in the World Series, which started in 1947. The last team, West O'ahu, in 2005, is the only team to win the title. More »

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State's best on beach set to play

Many of the best beach volleyball players in Hawai'i will compete in the Corona Extra Duke Classic Beach Volleyball tournament Saturday at Kuhio Beach, Waikiki. More »

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