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Powered by true freshman LHP Nick Blakeney’s first career complete game, the Hawai’i Pacific University baseball team swept Monday’s doubleheader over cross island rival Chaminade with 6-2 and 15-3 victories in a pair of seven inning contests at Hans L’Orange Park in Waipahu. READ MORE.

Happy Aloha Monday, beautiful people! Ku & Paul recap a weekend filled with basketball that finally saw UCLA crowned atop the women’s hoops world.

We also discuss the women’s portal opening, seeing Keiara Curtis put her name in to transfer after a big freshman season with Hawaii.

The first hour wraps up talking about Hawai’i men’s volleyball’s impressive weekend wins at UC Irvine, hearing from HC Charlie Wade after sweeping the Anteaters.

*Note, we did experience technical difficulties*

Na Menehune improved to 8-1 in league play and are at the top of the OIA East after their 5-1 win over the Falcons. Kalani drops to 6-2 in league play.

We start the show with the news that former UH Men's Basketball Associate Head coach Brad Davidson will be leaving Mānoa to take an assistant coach position at USC. University of Hawai'i football alum Rocky Savaiigaea joins the show to share about his experience helping those on the North Shore who were affected by the Kona Low storms, living true to his brand The Village HI. Later in the hour, Ku'u welcomes Nā Koa Football Club President Daren Kimura who shares about all the exciting things coming up at the annual golf tournament on April 14 and more ways that fans can support the Rainbow Warrior football program.

Ku is joined fully by Paul for the 2nd hour for a rare two-hour Thursday show, letting the soon-to-be-dad talk about the nerves of a Spartan Sprint April coinciding with the birth of his daughter.

We shift gears to the volleyball court, hearing from Hawaii men’s volleyball head coach Charlie Wade ahead of a critical weekend road series against No. 5 UC Irvine.

The day wraps up previewing Senior Weekend in the pool for the University of Hawaii women’s water polo squad and Paul's thoughts on former Hawaii men's basketball Associate HC Brad Davidson heading to USC.

Hawai‘i Pacific powered past Fresno Pacific, 13–9, in a high-scoring PacWest matchup at Hans L’Orange Park.

The Sharks jumped out early with three runs in the first and led 4–2 after two innings before Fresno Pacific surged ahead with a five-run stretch across the third and fourth to take a 7–4 lead.

HPU answered immediately, tying the game at 7–7 in the fourth behind RBI hits from Noah Hata and Jayden Gabrillo. The momentum fully swung in the sixth when Tyler Arnold launched a two-run homer to put the Sharks back in front for good.

Arnold finished with two home runs and four RBIs, while Christian Perez added a homer and four RBIs of his own to lead an 18-hit offensive effort.

Jacob Vanek earned the win in relief, and Noah Rhea closed it out as HPU pulled away late with four runs over the final two innings.