Matches #4-5
Who: No. 2 Hawai'i (3-0) vs. No. 8 Stanford (7-1)
When: Friday, Feb. 1 and Sunday, Feb. 3
Time: 7:00 p.m. (Feb. 1), 6:00 p.m. (Feb. 3)
Where: Stan Sheriff Center; Honolulu, HI
Television Coverage: Spectrum Sports; Kanoa Leahey (play-by-play), Ryan Tsuji (color)
Streaming Video: www.bigwest.tv
Radio Coverage: ESPN 1420AM; Tiff Wells (play-by-play).
Audio Webcast: espn1420am.com
Live Stats: HawaiiAthletics.com
Tickets: Lower – Adult $14-16, Senior Citizen (ages 65+) $10, Student (4-HS) $5; Upper – Adult $14, Senior Citizen $10, Student $5; UH-Manoa students receive admission with validated ID.

Promotions:

• Coca-Cola is the sponsor of Friday's "Military Night" contest and will award great prizes throughout the match.
  • 50% off tickets for active, DOD civilians, reservists, and retired members of the military.
  • Fans are encouraged to visit the sports marketing table to register to participate in the "Military Obstacle Course" during intermission.
  • Autograph session with the team following the match at Gate B.
• California Hotel & Casino is the sponsor on Super Bowl Sunday and will award a Vacations Hawaii trip for two to Las Vegas during intermission.
  • Fans are encouraged to wear their favorite football jersey for the chance to win a UH branded visor and bag.
  • Free tickets and Sodexo food voucher for furloughed federal employees (up to 4 and must who government ID). Tickets are available at the Stan Sheriff Center Box Office on games day (open 90 min prior to game time) 

 
Game Notes:

• UH last played Jan. 10-12 in the Hawaiian Airlines Rainbow Warrior Classic, defeating NJIT, Concordia-Irvine, and USC to capture its second consecutive RWC crown.
• Friday's match will be the first for UH since that win over USC, a span of 20 days. Last season, the Warriors also had a 20-day layover between contests (Feb. 3 vs. Thompson Rivers & Feb. 23 vs. UC Irvine).
• UH and Stanford did not play last season marking the first time since 1980 that the teams did not meet. The teams played 37 consecutive seasons until last year.
• UH leads the all-time series 41-38 and swept the season series in 2017 at the Stan Sheriff Center. UH has won the last five meetings in Honolulu dating back to 2013. 
• UH has not dropped a set in three matches this season. Four of Stanford's seven wins this season have been in straight sets.
• UH head coach Charlie Wade is 7-10 vs. Stanford while Stanford head coach John Kosty is 14-9 against Hawai'i.
• Since joining the Big West Conference, UH is 7-3 against its former Mountain Pacific Sports Federation foes.