Hawaii Rainbow Warriors Softball Tickets

Welcome to the official page for the Hawaii Rainbow Warriors Softball program. Based in Honolulu, UH softball has a storied tradition built on strong defense, competitive play, and community support. The 2025 season features a robust schedule with 31 home games at Rainbow Wahine Softball Stadium, a slate of non-conference showdowns, and top tournaments that attract national attention. Led by a new era after head coach Bob Coolen’s retirement following 34 seasons, the Rainbow Wahine continue to build on a culture of grit, teamwork, and excellence. Secure your seats early for home games and select tournaments—we’ve got you covered.

Below you’ll find a concise biography of the program, highlights from the 2025 season, and details on where and when to catch the Rainbow Warriors in action. Whether you’re a longtime fan or new to UH softball, we’re here to help you find tickets, learn about the players, and get you to the field with ease.

Biography and program history

The Hawaii Rainbow Warriors Softball program has lived at Rainbow Wahine Softball Stadium on the University of Hawaii campus in Honolulu. The team has developed a reputation for strong defensive play, dynamic offense, and a supportive fan base that fills home games in the vibrant Hawaii setting. Over the years, UH softball has produced standout players who consistently earn all-conference honors and contribute to a culture of resilience and teamwork.

2025 season overview

• Overall record: 33-20
• Big West record: 17-10
• Schedule: 49 games total, with 31 home games at Rainbow Wahine Softball Stadium in Honolulu and 14 non-conference opponents.
• Key tournaments: Bank of Hawai‘i Paradise Classic (Feb 6-8) and Spring Fling; Mary Nutter Collegiate Classic (Feb 20-23) in Cathedral City, CA.
• Big West Championship: May 7-10 at Cal State Fullerton’s Anderson Family Field
• Coaching milestone: Bob Coolen retired after 34 years as UH softball head coach following the 2025 season.
• Player honors: Izabella Martinez named Big West Defensive Player of the Year; six Rainbow Wahine earned All-Big West honors (McGaughey, Borges, Brandl, Goshi, Ah Yat, Martinez).