HONOLULU – In its final preparation before it embarks on its 2025-26 campaign, the University of Hawai'i men's basketball team will face Chaminade in an exhibition game on Sunday, Oct. 26. Tipoff is 5:00 p.m. at the Bankoh Arena at Stan Sheriff Center with both admission and parking free to the public. 

The Rainbow Warriors played the first of their Our Team, Hawai'i's Team exhibition games last Saturday, Oct. 18, a 101-51 rout of Pomona-Ptizer. UH opens the regular-season on the road at Oregon on Tuesday, Nov. 4.
        

EXHIBITION: HAWAI'I vs. CHAMINADE
Date | Time				Sunday, Oct. 26, 2025  |   5:00 p.m. HT
Location				Honolulu, O'ahu | Bankoh Arena at Stan Sheriff Center (10,300)
Television				None
Live Stream				None
Radio				ESPN Honolulu (1420AM/92.7FM)   |  Josh Pacheco (Play-by-Play)
Streaming Audio				ESPNHonolulu.com & ESPN Honolulu app
Live Stats				Statbroadcast.com
2024-25 Stats				Hawai'i  | Chaminade
Social Media				@HawaiiMBB  | #HawaiiMBB | @HawaiiBasketball  | Facebook

PROMOTIONS

Fans will enjoy free admission and free parking for Saturday's Our Team, Hawai'i's Team exhibition game. 
  NEWS & NOTES

•  A new-look UH team ran away from Pomona-Pitzer in a 101-51 exhibition victory last Saturday, Oct. 18.
• With eight newcomers in the rotation, the Rainbow Warriors shot 59.7% from the field and assisted on 23 of 40 made field goals in their public debut ahead of the 2025-26 season.
• Six UH players scored in double figures led by center Isaac Johnson and guard Dre Bullock, who each finished with 18 points and shot a combined 14-for-16 from the field.
• Tanner Cuff, who celebrated the birth of a daughter with his wife Jessica just four days before the game, filled the stat sheet with eight points and a team-high eight rebounds and seven assists.
• Senior forward Harry Rouhliadeff will serve as team captain this season. The program's lone returning starter and the only four-year player on the team scored 15 points in UH's exhibition win over Pomona-Pitzer.
• UH and Chaminade will meet in exhibition action for the third straight season. The 'Bows defeated Swords, 85-80, in Pukalani, Maui last year.
• UH was picked third in the Big West preseason poll as voted on by the league's coaches. UH is the highest-ranked Big West team in the preseason, according to KenPom.
• This will mark the 14th and final season for Hawai'i men's basketball in the Big West. Starting in the 2026-27 season, UH will be a full-time member of the Mountain West. The Rainbow Warriors have had just one losing mark in its previous 13 seasons of Big West play.
• UH sports an extremely experienced squad with UH's six D1 transfers having played a combined 513 games (an average of 86 games each). The average age of the squad is 23 years old and 3 months when the regular-season starts in early November.
• After years of sporting one of college basketball's most geographically diverse squads, Hawai'i will have just three international players in 2025-26 – Gytis Nemeikša (Lithuania), Harry Rouhliadeff (Australia) and Yacine Toumi (France).
• Former NBA champion and five-time Olympian Patty Mills joined the Rainbow Warriors basketball program this past summer as the team's General Manager. A resident of Hawai'i for more than a decade, Mills initiated the Roots & Reach program to create team unity and initiate community outreach.