Hawai‘i returns home Saturday riding a five-match winning streak and sits second in the Mountain West, one point behind Colorado College with four games remaining. The Rainbow Wahine host Grand Canyon at 3 p.m. at UH Lower Campus Field, aiming to strengthen their position in the top-four race for the conference tournament.

By the Numbers
  • Hawai‘i is 8-4-1 overall and 5-1-0 in conference play; Grand Canyon is 7-4-4 and 3-2-1.
  • UH has outscored opponents 10-1 during its five-game winning streak.
  • The Rainbow Wahine have allowed three goals in their last 10 matches and recorded eight shutouts in that span.
  • Hawai‘i leads the all-time series 2-1, though Grand Canyon won the most recent meeting, 3-1, in 2022.
Yes, But

Hawai‘i has the momentum and a strong defensive run, but Grand Canyon won the teams’ last meeting. The Rainbow Wahine also have little margin for error in the standings: they trail first-place Colorado College by one point with four matches left.

State of Play
  • The top four teams at the end of the regular season qualify for the Mountain West tournament.
  • Hawai‘i’s five straight wins are the longest active streak in the Mountain West and the seventh-longest among Division I teams.
  • Saturday’s match airs on K5 and streams on MW+.
What's Next

Hawai‘i hosts Grand Canyon Saturday, Oct. 24, at 3 p.m. A win would extend its streak and help keep pressure on conference leader Colorado College.

Bottom Line

Hawai‘i’s defense has powered its surge, but the stakes are rising: with four games left, every result matters in the race for a Mountain West tournament spot.