Hawaii Rainbow Warriors Football Depth Chart 2024-25
POS | STARTER | 2ND | 3RD | 4TH |
---|---|---|---|---|
WR-X | Alex Perry | Tylan Hines | - | - |
WR-Z | Dekel Crowdus | Jonah Panoke | - | - |
WR-H | Pofele Ashlock | Nick Cenacle | - | - |
WR-Y | Tamatoa Mokiao-Atimalala | Koali Nishigaya | - | - |
LT | Ka'ena Decambra | Luke Felix-Fualalo | - | - |
LG | Zhen Sotelo | Sergio Muasau | - | - |
C | Sergio Muasau | Ethan Spencer | - | - |
RG | Kuao Peihopa | Sergio Muasau | - | - |
RT | Luke Felix-Fualalo | Kuao Peihopa | - | - |
QB | Brayden Schager | John-Keawe Sagapolutele | - | - |
RB | Landon Sims | Cam Barfield | - | - |
POS | STARTER | 2ND | 3RD | 4TH |
---|---|---|---|---|
LDE | Tariq Jones | Wynden Ho'ohuli | - | - |
LDT | Ezra Evaimalo | Daniel Williams | - | - |
RDT | Dion Washington | Jamar Sekona | - | - |
RDE | Elijah Robinson | Jackie Johnson III | - | - |
WLB | Nalu Emerson | Jalen Smith | - | - |
MLB | Jamih Otis | Logan Taylor | - | - |
LCB | Cam Stone | Devyn King | Deliyon Freeman | - |
SS | Peter Manuma | Kona Moore | - | - |
FS | Kilinahe Mendiola-Jensen | Justin Sinclair | Meki Pei | - |
RCB | Caleb Brown | JoJo Forest | Jaheim Wilson-Jones | - |
NB | Matagi Thompson | Elijah Palmer | - | - |
POS | STARTER | 2ND | 3RD | 4TH |
---|---|---|---|---|
PT | Lucas Borrow | Ben Falck | - | - |
PK | Kansei Matsuzawa | Kai Kluth | - | - |
KO | Ben Falck | Kai Kluth | - | - |
LS | Solomon Landrum | Hunter Higham | - | - |
H | Lucas Borrow | Ben Falck | - | - |
PR | Tylan Hines | Koali Nishigaya | - | - |
KR | Tylan Hines | Cam Stone | Cam Barfield | David Cordero |
POS | STARTER | 2ND | 3RD | 4TH |
---|---|---|---|---|
RES | Steven McBride | - | - | - |
Hawaii Rainbow Warriors Depth Chart
The Hawaii Rainbow Warriors football team represents the University of Hawaii at Manoa and competes in the NCAA Division I Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS) as a member of the Mountain West Conference. They play their home games at the Clarence T. C. Ching Athletics Complex on campus in Honolulu, Hawaii. Established in 1909, the Rainbow Warriors have built a unique history as the westernmost FBS program, boasting one conference championship (2007) and several notable bowl appearances.
Traditions play a significant role in the Rainbow Warriors' culture, with the "Haka" war dance being one of the most iconic pre-game rituals, where players perform the traditional Maori dance to intimidate opponents and energize fans. This is often accompanied by the blowing of a conch shell to signal the start of the game. Another cherished tradition is the "Hawaii Five-0" theme song, which is played by the band after touchdowns.