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Three Big Island organizations are receiving donations from Mitsubishi Electric as part of its charitable giving through the Mitsubishi Electric Championship golf tournament at Hualalai.

The 42-player field is set for next week’s Mitsubishi Electric Championship at Hualalai.

The undefeated Kamehameha Warriors will host the Hilo Vikings for the BIIF Division 1 Girls Volleyball Championship tonight

Big Island Interscholastic Federation (BIIF) Girls Volleyball game between Honokaʻa High School and Kealakehe High School will be broadcast on Nā Leo TV Thursday, Nov. 11.

Officials hope to have live crowds back for student-athletes as they return to the field after nearly two years of no high school sports due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

IRONMAN announced Thursday that its World Championship event will move outside of Hawai`i for the first time next year.

Sports are back in play across Hawai´i, but only for those participants who have been vaccinated.

The world’s best triathletes will have to wait even longer before returning to Kailua-Kona to traverse the sport’s most iconic course.

Any individual who is not fully vaccinated by this date will not be allowed to participate in athletics at any point this year.

Hawai‘i’s Carissa Moore brings home the first-ever Olympic gold medal in the inaugural women’s surfing competition at Tokyo’s 2020 Olympic Games.

Tavares on Saturday will fight as part of the undercard for UFC 264, this year’s largest Pay Per View Event to date.

The voice of University of Hawai‘i Football has died.

Brennan passed in the early morning hours of Tuesday, May 11, at a hospital in Newport Beach California.

The student-athletes are quarantining at their places of residence and will be monitored by the athletic department’s medical team and academic support staff.

IRONMAN’s grueling 140.6-mile trek across the Big Island’s leeward side is set to begin Oct. 9, presumably preceded by the customary week of events leading to the sport’s grandest race.

Hilo HI-Diving returns to Kawamoto Pool, free through February, on Fridays 1–4 pm.

Hawaii winds will have a say in who takes home the top prize at the Mitsubishi Electric Championship at Hualalai Saturday.

Only nine of the 42 players in the field shot over-par in the first round, while 29 finished the day in red numbers.

Instead of kicking off the 2021 Champions Tour as would normally be the case, the event is mired in the middle of a stop-and-go season mutated by the coronavirus pandemic.

Mitsubishi Electric Championship at Hualalai announces 42 legendary players for this year’s field.