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On this Mana Wahine Wednsday Ku'ulei and Michael react to the news the former University of Hawai'i women's basketball assistant coach Khalilah Mitchell has been announced at the new head coach of the Rainbow Wahine. Next, we switch to some flag football as Ku'u chats with Rene Elizondo, Director of Recruiting for Grand Canyon University Women's Flag Football.

Live coverage from Mānoa for the introductory press conference of new University of Hawaii Women's Basketball head coach Khalilah Mitchell.

Moanalua rallied past Aiea, 10-6, in the first round of the OIA Division I playoffs, advancing to face West No. 1 seed Mililani.

Aiea jumped out to an early lead, scoring three in the first, but Moanalua answered late. A five-run fifth inning proved decisive as Na Menehune took control and never looked back.

Kyler Fernandez led the way with a home run and two RBIs, while AJ Withy Allen added three hits and scored three runs. Kallen Kameoka earned the complete-game win on the mound.

Aiea was led by Kaimana Paiva’s three-hit performance in the loss.

In Hour 1, we break down a busy weekend across UH athletics — including Men’s Volleyball Senior Night and what’s ahead in the Big West Tournament, plus Hawai‘i softball picking up key road wins. We also mix in some pop culture with WrestleMania reactions and Ku‘ulei’s Orlando Magic taking Game 1 against the Pistons.

Then we shift to the NFL Draft, with Round 1 coming up Thursday. We dive into potential storylines and discuss whether any UH players have a shot at hearing their name called.

In Hour 2, we go in-depth on Hawai‘i vs. CSUN men’s volleyball, including postgame comments from head coach Charlie Wade and senior Vladimir Kubr. We also look ahead to softball’s senior weekend and what the Rainbow Wahine need to do to close out the regular season strong heading into the postseason.

Happy Aloha Friday, beautiful people! Ku'ulei Agbayani and Michael Lasquero recap Thursday night's episode of INSIGHTS on PBS about whether or not college athletes should get paid with public money. The episode was a table discussion moderated by Yunji de Nies and featured Hawaii Football Associate HC Chris Brown, UHM Athletics Director Matt Elliott, Representative Andrew Takuya Garrett, and Senator Glenn Wakai.

Ku'u and Mich open hour two with Hawaii Men's Volley-talk as the Rainbow Warriors get set to host CSUN for Senior Weekend including the "controversy" surrounding Matadors player Jordan Lucas. Then we shift focus back to legislative issues, this time discussing the economic impacts legal gaming could bring to the state. We close out this Aloha Friday with some minor breaking news in women's college basketball.