Rob DeMello
Sports Director at KHON-TV (Honolulu, HI)
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khon2.com | Storm Wolf |Rob DeMello
When the final out of the 2025 University of Hawai‘i baseball season was recorded, it marked more than the end of another campaign, it also closed the book on the collegiate career of a local standout who lived out his childhood dream. Damien Memorial School graduate Jordan Donahue completed his four-year run with the Rainbow Warriors, capping a career that included 183 games played, 190 hits, and 131 runs scored.
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khon2.com | Rob DeMello
The University of Hawai‘i women’s volleyball team released its 2025 regular-season schedule on Tuesday, unveiling a 29-match slate that includes 17 home contests at SimpliFi Arena at Stan Sheriff Center. Head coach Robyn Ah Mow enters her eighth season at the helm and ninth overall with a challenging schedule that features three nonconference tournaments ahead of the Rainbow Wahine’s final campaign in the Big West Conference.
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khon2.com | Rob DeMello
The University of Hawai‘i men’s volleyball team continues to strengthen its roster following Grand Canyon University’s surprising decision to drop its men’s volleyball program. Coming off a fourth NCAA Tournament semifinal appearance in five seasons, the Rainbow Warriors have added two former GCU players via the transfer portal: 6-foot-6 incoming freshman outside hitter Thatcher Fahlbusch and 6-foot-10 sophomore middle blocker Trevell Jordan.
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khon2.com | Rob DeMello
Former University of Hawai‘i football standout and NFL veteran Kenny Patton is calling on high school athletes across the state to lace up their cleats this weekend for a unique opportunity to test their athleticism and improve their performance. In partnership with ESPN Honolulu, Patton is hosting a free speed and agility clinic at Saint Louis School.
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khon2.com | Rob DeMello
Kauai’s Gabriela Bryan continued her red-hot 2025 season by keeping her spot at the top of the World Surf League Championship Tour rankings, capturing a commanding victory at the Margaret River Pro in Western Australia. Bryan posted a dominant 17.33 to 12.84 win over Caity Simmers in the final, highlighted by a near-perfect 9.5 ride in the opening minutes.
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