Due to the increased interest from sponsors, we are moving the event location to the Honolulu Country Club. As in the past, the event will be a fun filled opportunity to meet up front and personally with Coach Greg McMackin and the UH football staff. Once again, several former UH and NFL players will be present in support of the program and will be on hand to sign autographs. An expanded silent auction will again feature UH, NFL football and sports memorabilia, travel, golf, hotel and event ticket packages, dinner certificates and many other great items.

Your generous contribution to this event will directly support UH football by funding summer school scholarships for UH football scholarship student-athletes. Summer school is a vital off-season activity that allows the program to keep our athletes on track to earn their degrees while staying in the islands to continue their off-season workouts as a team.

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Punter Alex Dunnachie made the long trip home to Australia for his summer break, but every other scholarship player on the team roster is attending summer school at University of Hawaii-Manoa thanks to the support of Na Koa members. Na Koa pays for the players' summer school tuition. By taking advantage of summer session, the players' grades and graduation stats are steadily improving.

Go Warriors!

Fifteen Warrior football players were among the 1,500 graduates at the Spring Commencement Exercises held on Saturday, May 15th at the Stan Sheriff Center. Those graduating during the summer participated in the Spring Commencement.

The graduates were Greg Alexander, Cameron Allen-Jones, Jeramy Bryant, J.P. Davis, Tim Grasso, Laupepa Letuli, Joey Lipp, Daniel Libre, Chad Mock, Jon Medeiros, Elliott Purcell, Joshua Rice, Mana Silva, Spencer Smith and Blaze Soares.

Warrior Head Coach, Greg McMackin declared this year’s football recruiting class a success as the recruits who signed on the first letter of intent day “met our needs to complement our returning starters.

“We have 17 returning starters who are very young, so there are several who could start right away.” McMackin said this was the best recruiting class since he has been here. “Every player we recruited was recruited by BCS schools.”

Athletic Director Jim Donovan said McMackin impressed him with a grid showing each position by the players’ year in school. That grid immediately revealed the needs were going to be needed when.

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