Hawaii Sports Radio Network

Our first official day of being a completely digital sports radio/media source! As to be expected, things got a little wonkey but it we continue to enjoy the journey. In fact, for the first time ever, we were able to call a guest in real time and that guest was University of Hawai'i men's basketball head coach Eran Ganot!

The Manoa campus was buzzing with amazing weeks for both Menʻs and Womenʻs Hoops and UH Menʻs Volleyball! Plus, we are now headed to March Madness, top contenders in the NBA and the top 10 highest paid athletes in US History!

Final: Sharks 5, Swords 13 (5 innings)

Final: Sharks 10, Swords 8

Hour 2 leads off talking about the latest updates regarding the NASED project before stepping back onto the basketball court after a pair of critical victories from UH and HPU. We hear from Rainbow Wahine head coach Laura Beeman after Thursday's 67-46 shellacking of UC Davis and discuss the visible growth fans can see from the team over the past few months. Paul also gushes over HPU's upset over Point Loma from Thursday night, clinching a spot in the PacWest Tournament for the Sharks and registering Jesse Nakanishi's 50th career win as a college head coach. You can catch the recording of this episode on our YouTube channel, Hawaii Sports Radio Network.

Happy Aloha Friday, beautiful people! Ku & Paul come to you one final time on 95.1 FM & AM 760 before switching to stream-only, recapping a Thursday filled with positive results for both UH and HPU. We open the day chatting about a stressful but crucial victory by the Rainbow Warrior men's basketball team at UC Davis, remaining knotted for first place atop the Big West standings with UC Irvine with three games left in the regular season. We also chat about RHP Isaiah Magdaleno's career night on the mound, striking out 12 across 8.1 innings of work as Hawai'i baseball bowled over Ball State, 6-1. You can catch the recording of this episode on our YouTube channel, Hawaii Sports Radio Network.

The Rainbow Warrior Volleyball team gets a nice win over rival BYU on Wednesday night, and we hear what head coach Charlie Wade had to say postgame. Ku'ulei recaps the latest hearing for HB 2384 (NIL) as it passed through the Committee on Finance. Plus, the Rainbow Warrior Baseball team is back in action to host Ball State and we hear what head coach Rich Hill had to say about this matchup.

Representing HPU Women's Soccer today are Assistant Coach & Director of Operations Sarah Inafuku along with student-athletes Lisette Almanza and Ocean Bustamante.

Hour 2 ventures onto the gridiron, talking about the updated Mountain West football opponents in 2026 for teams after the official addition of North Dakota State to the conference. We shift up to the NFL as the Draft Combine in Indianapolis begins, talking out some of the latest rumors coming out of the world of professional football as the offseason starts to gear up. The day finishes out with Ku'ulei going over what you need to know from the latest legislative sessions in the state of Hawai'i that talked about potential sports tourism impacts and strategies for the islands.

Happy Mana Wahine Wednesday, beautiful people! Ku & Paul have a Wahine Power Hour, talking strictly women's sports across the first hour of the show. We start off with some fun about Flavor Flav's invite to the USA Women's Hockey team and other female US Olympic medalists to celebrate together in Las Vegas. We shift over to the hardwood to hear from Hawai'i women's basketball head coach Laura Beeman for an important "Senior Week" with games against a pair of programs sitting just in front of the Rainbow Wahine in the Big West standings. The first hour wraps up hearing from Mililani girls' flag football star Zenn Nelson after the Trojans' comeback victory against Punahou to kick off the 2026 season.

Hour 2 leads off with Ku & Paul talking about a media rights idea proposed to the University of Hawai'i back in summer of 2025 that pitched the process of the school creating its own media platform and outlet as an asset to use with all sports. We get into the Winter Olympics once again before going through our favorite memories from the Summer and Winter Games throughout history, getting into the lore of Usain Bolt, Michael Phelps and dozens of other athletes. The show wraps up with a quick peek at the week ahead in local sports as men's and women's basketball continue the end of the regular season push while men's volleyball returns home for the first time in over a month and baseball and softball prepare for more series in Manoa.