Hawaii Sports Radio Network

Wake Up in The Den w/ Ku'ulei Agbayani (Hour 1) | Nov. 5, 24

We start off this Election Day with giving you the details of some minor breaking Hawai'i Football news - Brayden Schager has been named a captain for the remainder of the season and the program has begun the process of potentially getting a 5th year for the QB1. Ku'u and Michael close out hour 1 by giving the Rainbow Wahine soccer team their flowers with multiple Big West Awards being given to this history making squad.

Wake Up in The Den w/ Ku'ulei Agbayani (Hour 2) | Nov. 5, 24

Ku'u and Michael continue their conversation on Rainbow Wahine Soccer and get into UH Volleyball. Then, we close out with a recap of NFL Week 9.

Wake Up in the Den w/ Ku'ulei Agbayani (Hour 1) | Nov. 4, 24

Happy Aloha Monday, beautiful people! A full hour of football conversation after an exciting weekend for Hawai'i teams on the gridiron. Ku, Paul and Michael break down the Rainbow Warriors' 21-20 win at Fresno State from the weekend, talking about the biggest plays from the victory.

The hour closes with the crew talking about OIA football playoff results from Friday after Campbell completed a 26-point comeback in the Open Division semifinals against Kapolei.

You can watch the recording of this episode on our YouTube channel, Hawaii Sports Radio Network.

Wake Up in the Den w/ Ku'ulei Agbayani (Hour 2) | Nov. 4, 24

Hour 2 opens with more high school football conversation, recapping the results of the other OIA Open Division semifinal between Kahuku and Mililani and previewing this weekend's championship game.

We give one last look back at Hawai'i's win at Fresno State from the weekend before slightly shifting sights on UNLV. The show closes with a review of Kailua's 28-17 win against Moanalua in the OIA Division I semifinals.

You can watch the recording of this episode on our YouTube channel, Hawaii Sports Radio Network.

OIA Football DI Semifinal: Moanalua vs Kailua | Nov. 2, 24

The third-seeded Kailua Surfriders (6-5, 6-2 OIA Div. 1) slid by second-seeded Moanalua Na Menehune in the OIA Division I semifinals on Saturday night, 28-17, behind 14 fourth-quarter points to push the visitors in front in the final minutes and clinch a spot in the OIA Division I championship. READ MORE.

Wake Up in the Den w/ Ku'ulei Agbayani (Hour 1) | Nov. 1, 24

Happy Aloha Friday, beautiful people! Ku and Paul kick off the show with breaking news after the Mountain West Conference officially announced the addition of Grand Canyon University as a new non-football member.

We also recognize the Big West champion Rainbow Wahine soccer team after their 1-0 win over Long Beach State on Senior Night, hearing from players and coaches after the Halloween night win. 

Ku gives Paul the chance to discuss the rollercoaster of emotions from the World Series Game 5 and a brief recap of Thursday Night Football between the Jets and Texans.

Wake Up in the Den w/ Ku'ulei Agbayani (Hour 2) | Nov. 1, 24

Hour 2 kicks off with a final preview of this weekend's Hawai'i @ Fresno State football matchup with Paul hinting at a few of his "Players to Watch" for the Rainbow Warriors.

We give updates on the OIA playoff schedules in football and girls' volleyball and hear from Waianae football head coach Vince Nihipali as the Seariders continue a meaningful season for the community.

Wake Up in The Den w/ Ku'ulei Agbayani | Oct. 31, 24

Happy Halloween! Ku'ulei recaps the LA Dodgers' World Series win and the Yankees falling apart. Plus, Michael Lasquero chats with UH Football safeties coach Nick Locher and DB Kilinahe Mendiola-Jensen.

HPU Sharks Weekly ft. Men's & Women's Golf | Oct. 31, 24

Wake Up in the Den w/ Ku'ulei Agbayani (Hour 1) | Oct. 30, 24

Happy Mana Wahine Wednesday, beautiful people! Ku and Paul are joined in the first hour by Hawai'i WBB head coach Laura Beeman to talk about the weekend in Hilo and the upcoming exhibition against Chaminade on Saturday. 

We move the conversation to professional hoops, discussing the seven WNBA head coach openings that have to be filled after Stephanie White and the Connecticut Sun parted ways before chatting about the start to the NBA regular season.