April 21, 2026

Hawaii men’s volleyball team works in new pieces ahead of 2024 season

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HONOLULU — For a Hawaii men’s volleyball program accustomed to competing at the highest level for the last half-decade, the upcoming 2024 season is less about expectations than it is desire.

Senior hitter Spyros Chakas, a key contributor to the Rainbow Warriors’ national championships in 2021 and 2022, has whet his appetite to reach that stage again.

“More (hunger), I would say,” said Chakas, the remaining half of UH’s “Greek Connection” of the last few years with the now-professional Dimitrios Mouchlias. “It’s a challenge for us. Two years ago or three years ago, we knew we had what it takes to do that. And we also know we have it now. It’s on our hands to make it work and make it all the way.”


What You Need To Know

    • The Hawaii men’s volleyball team opens up its 2024 season against Loyola Chicago at SimpliFi Arena at Stan Sheriff Center on Wednesday
    • UH, which began its official lead-in practices on Thursday, reached the last four NCAA championship matches and won it all in 2021 and 2022, but must incorporate nine newcomers among its roster of 20
    • Coach Charlie Wade said that 17-year-old Tread Rosenthal, a starting setter on the U.S. junior national team, has the edge at that position as the Rainbow Warriors look for the successor to AVCA Player of the Year Jakob Thelle
  • ‘Eleu Choy has succeeded Brett Sheward as UH’s starting libero, Wade said
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