HONOLULU — Following a split on the road, the University of Hawai'i women's volleyball team returns to Bankoh Arena at Stan Sheriff Center for a two-match homestand starting Friday, Nov. 7 against CSUN. The Rainbow Wahine then close the weekend against CSU Bakersfield on Sunday, Nov. 9 with first serve set for 4 p.m.
 
The Rainbow Wahine completed a run of five road matches in a six-match stretch with a loss at UC Davis followed by a four-set win at UC Riverside last Saturday to move into a tie with UC Irvine for sixth place in the Big West standings.

CSUN entered the week a game ahead of UH and UC Irvine and the 'Bows will look to avenge a road loss to the Matadors on Oct. 4 in Friday's rematch. UH won the season's first meeting with CSU Bakersfield in four sets on Oct. 3 in Bakersfield. 
 

HAWAI'I RAINBOW WAHINE (9-14, 5-7 BIG WEST) VS. CSUN MATADORS (14-10, 7-6)  |  CSU BAKERSFIELD ROADRUNNERS (5-20, 2-11)
Schedule				Hawai'i vs. CSUN: Friday, Nov. 7 | 7:00 p.m. Hawai'i vs. CSU Bakersfield: Sunday, Nov. 9 | 4:00 p.m.
Location				Bankoh Arena at Stan Sheriff Center (10,300) - Honolulu, O'ahu
Tickets				ETicketHawaii.com
Promotions				Friday, Nov. 7 vs. CSUN: Pride Night Celebrate love and diversity with California Hotel and Casino as the sponsor of Pride Night, where fabulous prizes will be awarded throughout the evening, including a Las Vegas vacation at the Cal!  To kick things off, the first 1,000 fans through Gate A will score a free California Hotel and Casino "ACE" towel and rainbow-colored lei's will be distributed at the gate.  In celebration of Pride night, there is a limited edition hat & ticket bundle for only $30! Grab yours now while supplies last and pick up your hat at the game that night!  Ticket Promotion: Aloha Friday 'Bows & Brews It's Aloha Friday, no work 'til Monday! Join us as we celebrate the weekend with our 'Bows & Brews promotion where you can snag 2 game tickets and 2 adult beverages for only $30 at all Rainbow Wahine Volleyball Friday matches. Sunday, Nov. 9 vs. CSU Bakersfield: Military Night Get ready for an unforgettable evening as Coca-Cola proudly presents Military Night in recognition of Veterans Day. Join us as we honor and celebrate the brave men and women who have served and continue to serve. Fantastic prizes will be up for grabs throughout the match. Ticket Promotion: 'Ohana Sunday Special The 'Ohana Sunday Special is available at all Sunday matches. UH fans receive 4 upper baseline tickets and $50 in concession vouchers for only $79! Click here to purchase 'Ohana Sunday Special. Military Discount Tickets Active, DOD civilians, reservists, and retired members of the military will receive 30-50% off select adult tickets (maximum of eight) to regular season UH-sponsored home games. Tickets are in special sections and supplies are limited. Other restrictions may apply. Military Night: Nov. 9 vs. CSU Bakersfield - 50% Off All other home games up to 30% Off How to buy tickets: Online at etickethawaii.com (valid military ID required at time of ticket pickup). In person in at the Stan Sheriff Center Box Office in advance or on game day (valid military ID required at time of purchase). "Super Fan" Tickets The "Super Fan" promotion is available when there are multiple ticketed UH regular-season events that occur on the same day. Ticket holders of one event may receive 50% off upper-level adult tickets for the other event occurring on the same day.  "Super Fan" tickets are only available from one (1) hour prior to the event at the event site ticket office. Offer valid for ticketed UHAD sponsored, regular season home games that occur on the same day at the Bankoh Arena at Stan Sheriff Center or Les Murakami Stadium. Offer not valid for postseason events. Seats are in select Upper Level sections and are based on availability. Discount is off regular priced adult tickets. Tickets of same day event must be presented to receive an equal amount of discounted tickets. Other restrictions may apply.
Game Day Information				Bankoh Arena at Stan Sheriff Center Game Day Information page
Television				Spectrum OC16 — Ch. 16 (SD) / 1016 (HD) Kanoa Leahey (PxP), Chris McLachlin (Color). Pregame/Postgame: Scott Robbs, Lisa Strand, Ryan Kalei Tsuji.
Live Stream				ESPN+ (Blacked out in Hawai'i)
Radio				ESPN Honolulu | 1420 AM / 92.7 FM | Tiff Wells (play-by-play)
Live Audio Stream				ESPNHonolulu.com
Live Stats				Statbroadcast.com
Game Notes				Hawai'i |  CSUN | CSU Bakersfield
Social Media				@HawaiiWVB  | #HawaiiWVB #GoBows #SISTAHHOOD | @HawaiiWVB  | Facebook

UH HEAD COACH ROBYN AH MOWAt Hawai'i: 162-69 (Eighth season, ninth year)

"OUR TEAM. HAWAI'I'S TEAM." FOOD DRIVEIn an effort to help and make a difference within the state of Hawai'i and on campus, the University of Hawai'i Athletics Department will partner with the Hawai'i Foodbank and the university's Office of the Vice Provost for Student Success, for a three-day food drive centered around UH sporting events to help residents and students in need, who have recently been affected due to the government shutdown. Fans attending any UH event this weekend can drop off nonperishable food items outside Bankoh Arena at Stan Sheriff Center at Gate A.

OPENING SERVE

• UH middle blocker Bri Gunderson posted 28 kills with just three errors to hit a team-high .481 during last week's road trip. The senior was also in on nine blocks and accounted for 4.06 points per set. She also leads the team and ranks fifth in the Big West with 1.10 blocks per set.
• Outside hitter Cha'lei Reid posted double-figure kills in each of the last three matches and six of the last seven. The freshman continues to lead with team in kills per set (3.38) and ranks third in the Big West with 4.20 points per set.
• Reid also leads the conference with 36 aces and 0.46 per set. Her current total is the program's highest since Brooke Van Sickle had 38 aces in 2021.
• As a team, the 'Bows rank first in the Big West with 136 total aces and 1.62 per set. CSUN is next with 130 aces and 1.41 per set.
• Sophomore libero Victoria Leyva has posted double-figure digs in each of the last six matches and has 17 such performances this season. She's posted 20-plus digs in seven matches this season and ranks fifth in the conference with 4.10 digs per set.
• UH setter Adrianna Arquette posted two double-doubles last week while averaging 11.25 assists per set. The sophomore has eight double-doubles, including two triple-doubles, this season.
• Miliana Sylvester continued her efficient hitting in Big West play with a .378 performance last week. The sophomore middle blocker is hitting .354 in conference matches.
• UH senior Tyla Reese Mane twice set career highs last week with 12 kills at UC Davis and 13 at UC Riverside. The senior also hit a season-best .429 against the Highlanders.
• Freshman Jaci Miyasaki posted her first two double-digit dig performances of her career last week and has served up eight aces over the last three matches.
• Senior Morghn Monahan has started the last six matches is averaging 0.62 blocks per set in conference matches.
• UH is 502-82 all-time in Bankoh Arena at Stan Sheriff Center since the facility opened in 1994.

THE MATCHUPS

Hawai'i vs. CSUN

Series Record: UH leads 33-3
Streak: CSUN won 1
Last Meeting: CSUN 3-0 (25-21, 25-21, 25-12); Oct. 4, 2025, Northridge, Calif.

Head Coach: Aquiles Montoya (23-29, second year)

• The Rainbow Wahine and Matadors meet for the 37^th time in a series that began in 1975.
• UH had won 18 consecutive meetings before CSUN's sweep in this season's first meeting on Oct. 4 in Northridge.
• CSUN hit .333 to UH's .126 in the first meeting led by Amaris Smith's 12 kills on .478 hitting. Tyla Reese Mane and Miliana Sylvester led UH with eight kills each.
• CSUN's win over UH was its first in the series since Oct. 10. 2014 in Northridge.
• UH is 19-0 against CSUN at home.
• CSUN entered the week at 13-10 overall and in fifth place in the Big West standings at 6-6 after dropping home matches against Cal Poly and UC Santa Barbara last week.
• CSUN ranks second in the Big West with 130 service aces, trailing only UH's 136.
• The Matadors entered the week leading the Big West in total digs with 1,310.
• Paige Sentes leads the Big West with 387 total digs and ranks fourth with 4.21 digs per set.
• Julia Bazylevych leads the team and ranks 10th in the Big West with 3.19 kills per set.

Hawai'i vs. CSU Bakersfield

Series Record: UH leads 10-0
Streak: UH won 10
Last Meeting: UH, 3-1 (25-20, 25-23, 18-25, 25-17); Oct. 3, 2025; Bakersfield, Calif.

Co-interim Head Coaches: Felipe Nogueira and Cinthia Angus.

• The Rainbow Wahine and Roadrunners meet for the 11^th time in a series began in 2015.
• Adrianna Arquette posted her second triple-double of the season with 14 kills, 28 assists and 17 digs and Maddie Way had 13 kills while hitting .765 in UH's first meeting with CSUB this season.
• UH is 5-0 against the Roadrunners in Honolulu.
• The last three meetings in the series were played in Bakersfield. The Roadrunners will make their first trip to Hawai'i since Sept. 22, 2023.
• CSUB entered the week at 5-19 overall and 2-10 in Big West play after home dropping matches against Cal Poly and UC Santa Barbara last week. 
• The Roadrunners are led by co-interim head coaches Felipe Nogueira and Cinthia Angus.
• CSUB ranks third in the Big West in service aces (124) and aces per set (1.46).
• Sophomore Nicole Zake leads CSUB with 273 total kills (3.21 per set) and aces (23).