University of Hawai'i at Manoa Athletics

Overall			Conf.
Year	Win	Loss	Win	Loss	Place	Postseason
2012	10	15	0	7	8th
2013	22	11	6	1	1st	NCAA
2014	19	10	3	2	3rd
2015	19	10	3	2	T2nd	NCAA
2016	20	8	3	2	T2nd
2017	15	11	4	1	2nd
2018	21	5	5	0	1st
2019	18	6	4	1	T1st	NCAA
2020*	11	2				*COVID-19
2021	11	2	3	1	1st	NCAA
2022	16	6	6	0	1st
2023	21	6	6	1	2nd
2024	23	4	7	0	1st	NCAA
TOTAL	226	96	50	18
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Maureen Cole has been the head coach at the University of Hawai'i for 13 seasons. She is the longest-tenured as well as the all-time winningest coach in program history. Cole previously served as Hawai‘i’s assistant coach for five seasons.

YEARS COACHING
Hawai'i, 13 seasons at HC; 18 overall
Overall, 20 seasons

COACHING EXPERIENCE
Hawai'i, Head coach (2012-present)
Hawai'i, Assistant coach (2007-11)
UCLA, Student Assistant (2005-06)

COACHING HIGHLIGHTS

• NCAA Tournament trips (2013, '15, '19, '21, '24).
• Big West Coach of the Year (2013, '19, '21, '24).
• Six Big West regular-season championships (2013, '15, '18, '19, '22, '24)
• Five Big West tournament titles (2013, '15, '19, '21, '24)
• Five 20-win seasons.
• Mentored 30 ACWPC All-Americans as an assistant and head coach.
• Five Big West Player of the Year winners.
• Five Big West Freshmen of the Year award winners.
• Had 61 all-conference selections.
• Six Big West All-Rookie team selections.
• Led 57 Rainbow Wahine to ACWPC All-Academic awards and 44 Big West All-Academic awards.

PLAYING CAREER
USA National Team, 2000-04
UCLA, 2000-03

PLAYING HIGHLIGHTS

• Won three national titles at UCLA (2000-01, '03).
• 2003 All-American.
• Four-time Academic All-American.
• Led the junior national team to the Pan-American and Junior World championships from 2000-02.
• Spent the 2003-04 seasons as a part of the senior national team and made it to the final selections for the 2004 U.S. Olympic team in Athens.
• 1997 and '99 recipient of the Leslie Kerfoot Award presented to the Most Valuable Hawaiian Female in the Hawaiian Invitational Water Polo Tournament.

ALMA MATER
UCLA, 2005
Punahou, 1999

PERSONAL

• Resides in Honolulu with her husband, Doug, son, Van Zandt and daughter, Clover.