HONOLULU—The University of Hawai'i athletics department will be celebrating the 25^th Anniversary of the Stan Sheriff Center during the 22nd-ranked women's volleyball team's match against UC Davis. The Rainbow Wahine are coming off a sweep over UC Riverside on Friday night, while the Aggies won a pair of five-set, home matches against Long Beach State and CSUN last weekend.
 
MATCH #19
TEAMS: No. 22 Hawai'i (15-3, 5-2 Big West) vs. UC Davis (12-7, 4-2 Big West)
DATE: Sunday, Oct. 20, 2019
TIME: 5:00 p.m. HT
SITE: Stan Sheriff Center (10,300) - Honolulu, O'ahu
PROMOTIONS: Coca-Cola is the sponsor of Sunday's "25^th Anniversary of the Stan Sheriff Center"

• Throwback Ticket Pricing - $7 adult tickets in limited areas [ Buy Online ]
• First 1,000 fans to receive a commemorative 25th anniversary Coca-Cola cup (FREE Coca-Cola fountain drink fill)
• FREE mini cupcakes will be given (while supplies last) upon exiting after completion of the match
• 25% off of Commemorative 25th anniversary shirt at H-Zone (Oct. 20 only)
• Sodexo concession discount

TELEVISION: Spectrum Sports will televise both of UH's matches this week with Kanoa Leahey handling the play-by-play and Chris McLachlin doing the color commentary. The pregame/post-game show will feature Scott Robbs, Lisa Strand Ma'a, and Ryan Kalei Tsuji. Fans in Hawai'i can watch on Spectrum channels 16 and 1016 (HD).
STREAMING VIDEO: BigWest.tv (Must be a Spectrum cable subscriber to stream in Hawai'i).
RADIO: ESPN Honolulu (1420 AM -or- 92.7 FM) - Josh Pacheco will host the hour-long pre-game show, Tiff Wells (play-by-play)
AUDIO STREAMING: ESPNHonolulu.com -or- the Sideline Hawaii app.
LIVE STATS: Live in game stats can be linked to at HawaiiAthletics.com women's volleyball schedule page
TICKETS: Tickets can be purchased at Stan Sheriff Center Box Office, online at ETicketHawaii.com, or by phone at (808) 944-2697 (BOWS).
SERIES HISTORY:  Hawai'i leads UC Davis 13-1 all-time. Last season, UH swept UC Davis to open conference play (9/21/18), 25-189, 25-21, 26-24 on the road. In Honolulu, UH defeated the Aggies in four sets on Senior Night (11/16/18), 25-19, 25-17, 23-25, 25-14.
 
Notes:
Hawai'i (15-3, 5-2 Big West) had three Rainbow Wahine notch double-digit kills against the Highlanders—led by freshman middle block Amber Igiede who recorded a match-high 11 kills while hitting .714. Senior setter/outside hitter Norene Iosia recorded her seventh-straight double-double with 17 assists and a season- and match-high 19 digs. She also added three kills and a service ace. Iosia moved up in both the UH career record books for both service aces and digs. She tied former UH standout Nikki Taylor with her 117^th career service ace at No. 8, while she rose two spots to No. 13 in career digs passing both Jessica Sudduth (1,022) and Mahina Elenecki (1,025) as Iosia recorded her 1,039^th dig against UCR.
 
Against the Highlanders, the 'Bows out-hit and out-blocked UCR, .242-to-.022 and 10.0-to-6.5 respectively. It was the 13^th time this season that the 'Bows have out-blocked their opponents. UH came up with 40 digs, to UCR's 28 and had five service aces as the Highlanders had none.
 
Celebrating the Stan Sheriff Center
The Rainbow Wahine volleyball team officially opened the arena on October 20, 1994 in a four-set victory over San Jose State. Current head coach Robyn Ah Mow and associate head coach Angelica Ljungqvist were both sophomores on the team that played that opening match in what was then called the Special Events Arena.
 
Since its opening in 1994, the four teams that call the SSC home—men's and women's volleyball and men's and women's basketball—have enjoyed tremendous success on the court while Hawai'i fans have come out to support the home team. A total of 8,790,228 fans have come through the gates to watch 1,792 Rainbow Wahine and Rainbow Warrior home games—that's not including all the non-UH games the SSC has hosted for the many tournaments UH also hosts every season. Combined the four teams have a 1,310-482 (.731) record at home.
 
The Stan Sheriff Center has also hosted a myriad of other events during the past 25 years, including the 1998 Miss Universe Pageant, musical concerts, pre-season camps for the NBA's Los Angeles Lakers and Clippers, talks by the Dalai Lama in 2012, several NCAA Championship games, the Pacific Alliance Championsips (gymnastics), and the list goes on and on.