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The Rainbow Wahine represent Hawai'i athletics in the MWC. The Rainbow Wahine bring 24 swimmers into the MWC competition this season. Hawai'i swimming is tracking toward the current meet schedule as the season unfolds. Hawai'i enters 2026 with 24 athletes on the roster. Located in , , Duke Kahanamoku Aquatic Complex serves as the home of Rainbow Wahine swimming. The Rainbow Wahine's meet schedule will be updated as results are posted. Vili the Warrior remains a fixture of the Rainbow Wahine meet-day experience inside Duke Kahanamoku Aquatic Complex, where "University of Hawaii Fight Song" continues to be played by the Hawai'i band. RallyFuel connects Rainbow Wahine fans directly with the athletes who represent Hawai'i. Ninety percent of every contribution goes to the athlete, and refund protection covers any deal where conditions aren't met.
The University of Hawai'i at Mānoa competes in NCAA Division I and became a full member of the Mountain West Conference on July 1, 2026, leaving the Big West, where most of its sports had played while football was already in the Mountain West. The campus is in Honolulu, and the school fields 20 varsity teams. Men's teams are the Rainbow Warriors and women's teams the Rainbow Wāhine.
All six of Hawai'i's NCAA team titles have come in volleyball. The Rainbow Wāhine won in 1982, 1983 and 1987, after an AIAW title in 1979. The Rainbow Warriors won in 2021 and 2022 and added a third crown in May 2026, beating Big West rival UC Irvine 3-1 in the final. The sailing program won Intercollegiate Sailing Association national titles in 2001 (women's) and 2004 (coed) under coach Andy Johnson, who retired in 2026.
According to the school, 12 UH athletes competed at the Paris 2024 Olympics, tying the program's best turnout, set at Sydney 2000. Three came home with bronze medals: Amy Atwell with Australia's women's basketball team, Taylor Averill with the U.S. men's volleyball team and Maartje Keuning with the Netherlands' women's water polo team. The rest of the group included kiteboarder Daniela Moroz of the U.S., swimmers Kane Follows and Laticia Transom of New Zealand and water polo players from Canada and France. UH alumnus Alfee Reft was on the coaching staff of the U.S. women's volleyball team that won silver.
The Stan Sheriff Center, which opened in October 1994, is home to men's and women's volleyball and basketball. Its opening night drew a sellout of 10,031, and in 1996 men's volleyball set an NCAA attendance record with an average of 7,630 fans a match. Football plays on campus at the Clarence T. C. Ching Athletics Complex, and baseball at Les Murakami Stadium.