Hawaiʻi beat Grand Canyon 1-0 in Honolulu, extending its winning streak to six and recording a third straight shutout. Tatum Porter scored directly from a corner kick, and goalkeeper Kennedy Justin’s second-half save helped preserve the win. The Rainbow Wahine remain alone in second place with three conference matches left.

By the Numbers
  • Hawaiʻi: 9-4-1 overall; 6-1-0 in conference play.
  • Six consecutive wins and three straight shutouts.
  • Hawaiʻi outshot Grand Canyon 12-7 and led 8-2 in corner kicks.
  • Hawaiʻi has 18 conference points, with three matches remaining.
Yes, But

Hawaiʻi controlled the chances, but its narrow one-goal lead remained vulnerable until Justin’s 67th-minute save kept Grand Canyon off the scoreboard.

State of Play
  • Hawaiʻi is alone in second place and has tied the program record for its second-longest conference winning streak.
  • The Rainbow Wahine continue their homestand against UNLV on Wednesday at 3 p.m.
Bottom Line

Hawaiʻi is pairing timely scoring with a defense that keeps delivering—an important combination as it enters the final three conference matches.