133 student-athletes graduate from University of Hawaii, with baseball and football leading the pack. The university supports these athletes in balancing academics and sports, with graduates studying diverse fields. The graduation highlights the athletes dedication and time management skills, proving success in academics isnt limited to specific sports.

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Hawaii Basketballs Eran Ganot bolsters staff with familiar faces for Mountain West Conference: Jacobsen, Montgomery, and Allen return as assistants; Johnson promoted to associate head coach.

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University of Hawaii mens basketball revamps coaching staff, bringing back former associates Adam Jacobsen and John Montgomery, hiring ex-player Noah Allen, and promoting Gibson Johnson to associate head coach. This move fills spots left by coaches who left for bigger gigs at USC and Saint Marys. The team is excited to have Jacobsen and Montgomery back, who played a significant role in the teams NCAA Tournament win in 2015. With a stacked staff including general manager Patty Mills, the Rainbow Warriors look primed for another strong run in the Mountain West Conference.

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Manie Joses, a six-foot-seven forward from Davidson, has committed to the University of Hawaiis mens basketball team, bringing at least two years of eligibility and a seven-foot-one wingspan. Known for his defensive skills and three-and-D potential, Joses trained under Steph Curry and shares the teams family vibe. He joins ten other newcomers, forming a deep and versatile roster that could make waves in the conference.

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Rob Jones, a defensive coordinator for Hawaiis Rainbow Warriors, is returning to his alma mater Saint Marys as an assistant coach. He spent four successful seasons in Honolulu, including a stint as head coach, and is now excited to rejoin the Gaels, where he played and coached before. His move is a family homecoming, as his wifes family lives nearby. Both coaches expressed warm sentiments, with Jones praising his Hawaii experience and Ganot wishing him well. Jones leaves Hawaii on a high note, with the team better off, and looks forward to working with familiar faces at Saint Marys.

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Manie Joses, a six-foot-seven defensive wing, is joining the University of Hawaii mens basketball team, bringing at least two years of eligibility. Known for his quickness, tenacity, and massive wingspan, Joses is a lockdown defender with elite athleticism. Born in London, he fell in love with basketball at age seven and honed his skills with NBA star Steph Curry. Joses is expected to bolster the Rainbow Warriors defense with his high-energy play.

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University of Hawaii mens basketball secures a significant addition to their roster with the signing of Bol Dengdit, a six-foot-eleven forward from UC San Diego. Dengdit, who has experience playing for Australias national team and the NBA Global Academy, brings valuable skills and experience to the Rainbow Warriors. His commitment marks the third post player transfer to Hawaii this month, as the team prepares for their move to the Mountain West Conference. Dengdits versatility and scoring ability are expected to contribute to deeper tournament runs in the future.

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University of Hawaiis mens basketball team bolsters their frontcourt with the addition of Bol Dengdit, a 611 forward from UC San Diego. Known for his impressive stats (10.7 PPG, 5.2 RPG overall, 12.4 PPG in conference play), Dengdit chose Hawaii for their coaching staff, island culture, and NCAA Tournament momentum. Born in South Sudan, Dengdit honed his skills in Australia, including stints at the NBA Global Academy and representing his national team. He spent time at Portland before transferring to Hawaii, eager to develop his inside-out game. Dengdit joins the team in June, preparing for Hawaiis Mountain West debut.

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