	Robyn Ah Mow, Volleyball – First female head coach of the storied Rainbow Wahine volleyball program was a two-time All-American who went on to compete in three Olympics, helping the 2008 squad to the silver medal.
	Reydan “Tita” Ahuna, Volleyball – She is the only person in Hawai‘i volleyball history to win state high school and national collegiate titles as both a player and coach. She’s serves as the Co-Athletic Director and girls Volleyball coach at Punahou.
	Deitre Collins, Basketball & Volleyball – First volleyball player to win the Broderick Cup, given to the nation’s top female athlete. Head coach at three different Division I schools and also coached with USA Volleyball.
	Mahina Eleneki Hugo, Volleyball – Former Head of School for La Pietra-Hawai‘i School for Girls and the first Hawai‘i-born to lead the school, was the spark plug on the 1987 NCAA Championship team.
	Maj Forsberg, Basketball – One of the top women’s basketball referees in the world was a four-year letterwinner for the Rainbow Wahine before an Illustrious career working in the WNBA, Olympics, and NCAA – including several Final Fours.
	BJ Itoman, Basketball – Pilot for the Hawaii Air National Guard was an all-conference point guard for the Rainbow Wahine and the recipient of the Jack Bonham Award. Served humanitarian missions around the world with the National Guard, including a one-year deployment to Iraq.
	Natasha Kai, Soccer – UH’s first All-American and a semifinalist for the nation’s top collegiate player. Helped the U.S. National Team win a gold medal in the 2008 Olympics and was also a champion in Women’s Professional Soccer League with Sky Blue FC.
	Lisa Mann, Basketball – Former Rainbow Wahine basketball player rose to the rank of Deputy Chief and was head of the investigative bureau during a 30+-year career at the Honolulu Police Department. Was also a long-time high school basketball coach.
	Sabrina McKenna, Basketball – Hawai‘i Supreme Court Judge was one of the early beneficiaries of Title IX, receiving her bachelor’s degree and J.D. from the University of Hawai‘i William S. Richardson School of Law.
	Judy Mosley, Basketball – The most decorated player in UH basketball history was a two-time All-American and the program’s all-time leading scorer and rebounder. Enjoyed a professional career overseas and was selected in the inaugural WNBA Draft.
	Jill Nunokawa, Basketball - Civil Rights specialist and former Rainbow Wahine basketball player who earned her law degree from UH. Has dedicated her life to social and environmental justice and promoting equal opportunities for girls/women participating in athletics.
	Molly O'Bryan Vandemoer, Sailing - A three-time All-America skipper who led the Rainbow Wahine to the 2001 ICSA Women’s National Championship. Was a member of the U.S. Sailing National Team and represented the U.S. at the 2012 Olympics, while also becoming a two-time world champion in match racing and women’s snipe sailing.
	Maureen O’Toole, Swim and Dive – Regarded as one of the best women’s water polo players in the world. She is a 15-time U.S. National Championship MVP, a six-time World Championship MVP and a four-time national Sportswoman of the Year by the U.S. Olympic Committee
	Cindy Rarick, Golf – A 24-year veteran on the LPGA Tour with five career victories was a two-year letterwinner for the Rainbow Wahine.
	Rose (Thomas) Jones and Rosie (Vera Cruz) Bareis, Tennis – Four-year captains helped the Rainbow Wahine gain national prominence which included a 50-match win streak. The duo won over 100 singles matches each. Bareis, who was named to four Halls of Fame, is the Director of Tennis at Claremont Resort and Spa, and Jones has worked for some of the most reputable tennis companies.
	Brooke Wilkins, Softball – Was a two-time first-team All-American who led the Rainbow Wahine to a No. 7 national ranking and an NCAA Regional final appearance in 1994. She went on to earn three Olympic medals with the Australian national team.

OLYMPIANS

Volleyball
Robyn Ah Mow, Heather Bown, Deitre Collins, Beth McLachlin, Teee Williams, Kim Willoughby

Softball
Rachel Lack, Kaia Parnaby, Stacey Porter, Clare Warwick, Brooke Wilkins

Soccer
Natasha Kai

Sailing
Molly O’Bryan

Swimming & Diving
Jasmine Alkaldi, Susie Atwood, Yan Chen, Renate DuPlessis, Evelyn Kawamoto-Konno, Shelly Mann, Keala O’Sullivan-Watson, Camille Wright

Water Polo
Monika Eggens, Elyse Lemay-Lavoie, Dagmar Genee, Maartje Keuning, Irene Gonzalez Lopez, Gabriela Mantellato, Maureen O’Toole, Jordan Wedderburn, Iefke Van Belkum, Meike De Nooy, Marie-Luc Arpin

NATIONAL CHAMPIONS

Team
Volleyball
1979 (AIAW), 1982, 1983, 1987

Sailing
2001 (ICSA)

Individual
Swimming & Diving
Barbara Mitchell, 200 IM, 1975 (AIAW)
Jeannie Childs, 100- breaststroke, 1983
Jeannie Childs, 200- breaststroke, 1983
QiongJie Huang, 1-meter springboard, 2005
Emma Friesen, 1-meter springboard, 2008

Track & Field
Gwen Loud, long jump, 1984 Outdoor
Amber Kaufman, high jump, 2010 Outdoor