Building on a three-game winning streak to end the previous four-game series against North Dakota State, the University of Hawaii baseball team will host Washington State for four games at Les Murakami Stadium, Feb. 20-23.
 

Feb. 7-8 | Les Murakami Stadium | Honolulu, O'ahu
HAWAI'I RAINBOW WARRIORS (5-1, 0-0 Big West)		vs		WASHINGTON STATE COUGARS (1-3, 0-0 Pac-12)

PITCHING PROBABLES

GAME 1 • Thursday, Feb. 20 • 6:35 p.m. HT Live Stats • TV | Spectrum Sports • Radio (CBS Sports Radio | AM 1500) • Tickets RHP [SR] Logan Pouelsen (0-0, 3.65) vs. RHP [SO] Zane Mills (1-0, 0.00)

GAME 2 • Friday, Feb. 21 • 6:35 p.m. HT Live Stats • TV | Spectrum Sports • Radio (ESPN Honolulu | FM 92.7, AM 1420) • Tickets RHP [SO] Aaron Davenport (1-0, 4.00) vs. LHP [FR] Ethan Ross (0-0, 0.00)

GAME 3 • Saturday, Feb. 22 • 6:35 p.m. HT Live Stats • Radio (ESPN Honolulu | FM 92.7, AM 1420) • Tickets RHP [JR] Cade Smith (1-0, 5.63) vs. LHP [SR] A.J. Block (0-0, 1.29)

GAME 4 • Sunday, Feb. 23 • 1:05 p.m. HT Live Stats • Radio (ESPN Honolulu | FM 92.7, AM 1420) • Tickets TBA vs. RHP [SO] Brandon White (0-0, 4.91)

Redshirt junior Dustin Demeter and junior Kole Kaler lead the Big West in RBI with 10 and eight through six games this year, respectively. The defense has been stellar through six games as well, committing just one error and not allowing a stolen base.

The Rainbow Warriors are coming off three-straight games of lopsided wins agaisnt the Bison, most recently with an 8-0 win on Monday. The Bows racked up 30 runs in the series, 29 coming in the last three games, and had 37 total hits over the four games, seven doubles, five triples and a home run.

Hawaii leads the nation in triples (6) and rank fourth in triples per game (1.00). Hawaii also is in the top two in both sacrifice bunts (10, 1st) and sacrifice flies (eight, 2nd), showing a team-first mentality.

Senior pitcher Logan Pouelsen struck out a career-high nine batters in his second no-decision of the season when he left the game against NDSU in the series opener after 6.1 innings pitched. 

Junior Brandon Ross made his Rainbow Warrior debut on Monday going 3.0 innings of one-hit work.

Promotions: Coke is the series sponsor and will award great prizes throughout the weekend. 
Throwback Thursday Series (Feb. 20): Come out to Les Murakami Stadium on Thursday to celebrate 80's night with the 'Bows.  Top music hits and 80's themed clips will be played on the video board to give flashback to the decade. Fans are encouraged to wear their favorite 80's apparel. Discounted ticket prices in the upper level (Adults - $5; Senior Citizen - $4; Youth (ages 4 to HS) - $3). Tickets can be purchased by calling 944-2697 (option 2), at Les Murakami Stadium on game day or in advance at the Stan Sheriff Center Box Office. 
Friday (Feb. 21):  Stick around after the game for an autograph session on the field. 
Saturday (Feb. 22): Little League teams or groups that have purchased a group rate package are invited onto the field to stand alongside the UH baseball players for the National Anthem & Hawaii Pono'i prior to the game on Saturday (Check-in 30 minutes prior to first pitch of the first game near the Big West Conference logo on the ground level).