HAWAII HAWAII WOMEN'S LACROSSE

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

University of Hawaii at Manoa fields a women's lacrosse program competing in the Big West Conference as part of the school's NCAA Division I athletics offerings. Founded in 1907, the university serves approximately 20,012 students across its Honolulu campus and maintains athletic traditions spanning more than a century. Hawaii's women's lacrosse program competes during the spring season alongside other Big West Conference competitors, representing one of the most geographically isolated programs in Division I collegiate athletics.

The Rainbow Wahine lacrosse team operates under current coaching staff leadership while competing against regional and national opponents throughout the spring schedule. As a Big West Conference member, Hawaii participates in a conference that spans the western United States, creating unique travel dynamics and scheduling considerations for the program. The women's team plays home matches at the university's designated venue, bringing college lacrosse competition to Hawaii's athletic community and showcasing the sport at the Division I level in the Pacific region.

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