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Hawaii Rainbow Warriors baseball

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American college baseball team
Hawaii Rainbow Warriors baseball
2026 Hawaii Rainbow Warriors baseball team
Founded1923; 103 years ago (1923)
UniversityUniversity of Hawaii at Manoa
Athletic directorMatt Elliott
Head coachRich Hill (5th season)
ConferenceBig West
LocationHonolulu,Hawaii
Home stadiumLes Murakami Stadium
(Capacity: 4,312)
NicknameRainbow Warriors
ColorsGreen, black, silver, and white[1]
       
College World Series runner-up
1980
College World Series appearances
1980
NCAA regional champions
1980
NCAA tournament appearances
1977, 1979, 1980, 1982, 1984, 1986, 1987, 1989, 1991, 1992, 1993, 2006, 2010
Conference tournament champions
1982, 1984, 1987, 1989, 1992, 2010
Conference regular season champions
1980, 1982, 1984, 1987, 1992, 2011
For information on all University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa sports, seeHawaii Rainbow Warriors

TheHawaiʻi Rainbow Warriors baseball team is a varsity intercollegiate athletic team of theUniversity of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa inHonolulu, Hawaii, United States.[2] The team is a member of theBig West Conference, which is part of theNational Collegiate Athletic Association'sDivision I. Hawaii's first baseball team was fielded in 1923. The team plays its home games atLes Murakami Stadium inHonolulu, Hawaii. The Rainbow Warriors are coached byRich Hill.

Year-by-year results

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A Hawaii pitcher atGeorge C. Page Stadium in 2011
Statistics overview
SeasonCoachOverallConferenceStandingPostseason
1923Otto Klum1–2
1924Otto Klum5–5
1925Otto Klum4–7
1926Otto Klum7–5
1927Otto Klum2–9
1928Otto Klum12–5
1929Otto Klum8–7
1930Otto Klum8–4
1931Otto Klum3–11
1932Otto Klum3–2
1933Otto Klum1–10
1934Otto Klum3–6–1
1935Otto Klum6–4
1936Otto Klum4–1
No program(1937–1937)
1938Luke Gill9–2
1939Luke Gill5–6
No program(1940–1940)
1941Tom Kaulukukui9–2
No program(1942–1945)
1946Jesse James Kelly3–4
1947Tom Kaulukukui7–4
1948Tom Kaulukukui18–3
1949Tom Kaulukukui21–9
1950Toku Tanaka12–6
1951Toku Tanaka8–6
1952Jerry Burns3–7
1953Jim Asato3–7
1954Thomas Ige3–16
1955Toku Tanaka5–14
1956Toku Tanaka26–18
1957Toku Tanaka27–19–1
1958Toku Tanaka12–19
1959Toku Tanaka8–20
1960Toku Tanaka17–23
1961Henry Tominaga13–14–1
1962Henry Tominaga11–9–2
1963Jyun Hirota8–13
No program(1964–1964)
1965Jyun Hirota6–5
1966Henry Tominaga13–14
1967Henry Tominaga10–21
1968Henry Tominaga10–23
1969Dick Kitamura8–8
No program(1970–1970)
NCAA Independent(1971–1979)
1971Les Murakami0–4
1972Les Murakami1–3
1973Les Murakami1–7
1974Les Murakami6–11
1975Les Murakami25–13
1976Les Murakami29–12
1977Les Murakami43–13NCAA Regional (0-2)
1978Les Murakami38–14–1
1979Les Murakami69–15NCAA Regional (2-2)
Western Athletic Conference(1980–2012)
1980Les Murakami60–1819–5t-1stWAC (2–0)
NCAA Regional (3–0)
World Series (3–2)
1981Les Murakami50–1610–52ndWAC South (7–2)
WAC (0–2)
1982Les Murakami59–1717–71stWAC (3–0)
NCAA Regional (0–2)
1983Les Murakami47–2017–72ndWAC (1–2)
1984Les Murakami48–22–118–61stWAC (3–1)
NCAA Regional (1–2)
1985Les Murakami56–3115–92ndWAC (0–1)
1986Les Murakami43–2415–92ndWAC (5–2)
NCAA Regional (2–2)
1987Les Murakami45–1921–21stWAC (3–0)
NCAA Regional (1–2)
1988Les Murakami45–1921–6t-2ndWAC (0–2)
1989Les Murakami40–2718–10t-2ndWAC (4–1)
NCAA Regional (0–2)
1990Les Murakami37–24–117–10–14thWAC (0–2)
1991Les Murakami51–1822–51stWAC (2–2)
NCAA Regional (3–2)
1992Les Murakami49–1420–61stWAC (3–1)
NCAA Regional (4–2)
1993Les Murakami34–2511–134thNCAA Regional (1–2)
1994Les Murakami28–288–165th
1995Les Murakami30–2412–176th
1996Les Murakami29–2612–185th
1997Les Murakami22–3414–164th
1998Les Murakami34–2212–184th
1999Les Murakami37–2015–145thWAC (1–2)
2000Les Murakami28–2815–154th
2001Carl Furutani29–2716–206th
2002[3]Mike Trapasso16–405–256th
2003[4]Mike Trapasso30–2611–194th
2004[5]Mike Trapasso31–2413–164th
2005[6]Mike Trapasso28–2715–143rd
2006[7]Mike Trapasso45–1717–62ndWAC (3–2)
NCAA Regional (2–2)
2007[8]Mike Trapasso34–2511–13t-4thWAC (1–2)
2008[9]Mike Trapasso29–3118–14t-2ndWAC (2–2)
2009[10]Mike Trapasso32–2611–125th
2010[11]Mike Trapasso35–2812–124thWAC (4–1)
NCAA Regional (2–2)
2011[12]Mike Trapasso34–2517–7t-1stWAC (2–1)
2012[13]Mike Trapasso30–2510–84thWAC (0–2)
Big West Conference(2013–present)
2013Mike Trapasso16–351–167th
2014Mike Trapasso22–316–188th
2015Mike Trapasso21–3212–125th
2016Mike Trapasso23–3012–116th
2017Mike Trapasso28–2310–14T-5th
2018Mike Trapasso27–2411–136th
2019Mike Trapasso20–308–16T-7th
2020Mike Trapasso11–6Season canceled due to theCOVID-19 pandemic.
2021Mike Trapasso24–2616–248th
Rich Hill(Big West)(2022–present)
2022Rich Hill28–2419–113rd
2023Rich Hill29–2018–12T–5th
2024Rich Hill37–1620–10T–3rd
2025Rich Hill35–2116–14T–4thBig West (2–2)
Total:

      National champion        Postseason invitational champion  
      Conference regular season champion        Conference regular season and conference tournament champion
      Division regular season champion      Division regular season and conference tournament champion
      Conference tournament champion

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Hawaii in the NCAA tournament

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YearRecordPctNotes
19770–2.000West Regional
19792–2.500Midwest Regional
19806–2.750College World Series
(Runner-up)
19820–2.000West I Regional
19841–2.333West II Regional
19862–2.500West Regional
19871–2.333West II Regional
19890–2.000West I Regional
19913–2.600West I Regional
19924–2.667West Regional
19931–2.333Central I Regional
20062–2.500Corvallis Regional
20102–2.500Tempe Regional

Major League Baseball

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Hawaii has had 119Major League Baseball draft selections since the draft began in 1965.[15]

Rainbow Warriors in the Major League Baseball Draft
YearPlayerRoundTeam
1975Robert Ehrig33Orioles
1975Tom Bhagwat9Giants
1977Paul Mize14Athletics
1977Gerald Ako8Royals
1978Dean Hall18Brewers
1978Rich Olsen4Brewers
1979Vernon Ramie12Blue Jays
1979Jon Hansen3Brewers
1979Derek Tatsuno2Padres
1980Derek Tatsuno3Mets
1980Ricki Bass17Brewers
1980Kevin Williams11Twins
1980Derek Tatsuno2White Sox
1980Curt Watanabe7Brewers
1981Thad Reece17Athletics
1981Collin Tanabe5Brewers
1981Scott Roberts2Brewers
1981Derek Tatsuno3Reds
1982Chuck Crim17Brewers
1982Bryan Duquette2Brewers
1983Terrence Derby16Brewers
1983Joey Meyer5Brewers
1983Glenn Braggs2Brewers
1984Lance Belen12Pirates
1984Joel Lono12Reds
1984Bob Siegel8Mariners
1984Chuck Jackson7Astros
1985Bruce Walton16Athletics
1985Bob Collum16Brewers
1985Mario Monico12Brewers
1985Greg Burlingame4Padres
1985Mike Campbell1Mariners
1986Mike Reitzel2Cubs
1986Phillip Williams45Orioles
1986Greg Burlingame31Cubs
1986Todd Crosby5Phillies
1987Joey Vierra31Reds
1987Greg Burlingame24Mariners
1987Mark Owens19Giants
1987Daniel Nyssen7Astros
1987Paul Brown2Red Sox
1988Steve Morris35Twins
1988Robert Lipscomb22Brewers
1988Larry Gonzales22Angels
1988Daniel Kapea11Brewers
1989Rocky Ynclan36Brewers
1990Jeffrey Ball33Angels
1990Brian Souza11Brewers
1991Tim Albert18Brewers
1992William Blanchette43Angels
1992Jay Holland32Rockies
1992Scott Karl6Brewers
1992Levon Largusa3Blue Jays
1993Kenny Harrison33Twins
1993Matt Apana22Mariners
1994Tyler Cheff53Indians
1994Shawn Rogers22Red Sox
1994Bobby Moore17Red Sox
1995Jason Ross65Brewers
1995Ken Morimoto28Dodgers
1995Bobby Moore23Rangers
1996Paul Ah Yat21Pirates
1996Jason Ross13Braves
1996Mark Johnson1Astros
1997Robert Medeiros38Braves
1997Jay Spurgeon8Orioles
1998Randon Ho35Indians
1998Darren Blakely5Angels
1999Jamie Aloy48Giants
1999Randon Ho29Phillies
1999Lars Hansen28Giants
1999Dusty Bergman6Angels
2001Jeff Coleman21Athletics
2002Grady Symonds39Diamondbacks
2003Tim Montgomery23Indians
2003Brian Bock14Orioles
2003Justin Azze7Orioles
2004Colby Summer38Red Sox
2004Clary Carlsen33Phillies
2004Brian Finegan15Indians
2005Stephen Bryant20Athletics
2005Isaac Omura17Athletics
2006Darrell Fisherbaugh50Red Sox
2006Esteban Lopez25Dodgers
2006Matt Inouye21White Sox
2006Steven Wright2Indians
2007Justin Frash27Athletics
2007Ian Harrington23Diamondbacks
2007Tyler Davis21Padres
2008Landon Hernandez50Tigers
2008Brandon Haislet23Phillies
2008Jonathan Hee21Red Sox
2008Matt Daly13Blue Jays
2009Sam Spangler20Pirates
2009Vinnie Catricala10Mariners
2010Sam Spangler41Twins
2010David Freitas15Nationals
2010Greg Garcia7Cardinals
2010Josh Slaats5Rockies
2011Connor Little49Marlins
2011Alex Capaul43Diamondbacks
2011Randall Yard36Reds
2011Michael Blake16Diamondbacks
2011Blair Walters11White Sox
2011Lenny Linsky2Rays
2011Kolten Wong1Cardinals
2012Breland Almadova37Diamondbacks
2012Matt Sisto20Phillies
2014Marc Flores30White Sox
2014Matt Cooper16White Sox
2014Scott Squier16Marlins
2015Quintin Torres-Costa35Brewers
2015LJ Brewster22Marlins
2015Tyler Brashears14Rays
2017Casey Ryan18Cubs
2017Josh Rojas26Astros
2018Kekai Rios28Brewers
2018Dylan Thomas38Twins
2019Dylan Thomas13Twins
2020Jeremy Wu-Yellend4Red Sox

See also

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References

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  1. ^"Campus Signature Examples".University of Hawaii Office of Communications. RetrievedDecember 5, 2022.
  2. ^"Hawaii Rainbows". d1baseball.com. Archived fromthe original on 2012-08-19. Retrieved2012-11-02.
  3. ^"HAWAII - Season Statistics". Hawaiiathletics.com. Retrieved2014-08-09.
  4. ^"Hawai`i - Season Statistics". Hawaiiathletics.com. Retrieved2014-08-09.
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  11. ^"Hawai'i - Season Statistics". Hawaiiathletics.com. Retrieved2014-08-09.
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  13. ^"Hawai`i - Season Statistics". Archived fromthe original on June 9, 2012. RetrievedJanuary 7, 2013.
  14. ^"All-Time Results"(PDF).University of Hawaii Athletics. RetrievedOctober 15, 2019.
  15. ^"MLB Amateur Draft Picks who came from "University of Hawaii at Manoa (Honolulu, HI)"".Baseball-Reference.com. Retrieved2015-06-14.

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