College Tournaments
Hawaiʻi Volleyball • Basketball
Next up • December 18–22, 2026

The next chapter
starts in Hawaiʻi.

Hoops in Hawaii Classic 2026 • NCAA Division II and Division III women

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Final results • October 30–November 1, 2026

Mahalo for an unforgettable Tip-Off Classic.

Thank you to every student-athlete, coach, team, official, volunteer, partner, host, and fan who helped make the 2026 Hoops in Hawaii Tip-Off Classic possible. Congratulations to our champions and all 16 participating teams.

Men’s champions

University of Tampa

Tampa 74 · Minot State 73
Championship game • Final

Women’s champions

Colorado Mesa University

Colorado Mesa 64 · Winona State 57
Championship game • Final

All 24 games are final. Explore the completed men’s and women’s brackets, including every placement game.

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2026 Hoops in Hawaii Tip-Off Classic

The all-tournament teams.

Recognizing the student-athletes honored at this year’s Tip-Off Classic. Congratulations to our Most Valuable Players and every all-tournament selection.

Men’s honors
Most Valuable Player

Jayse Boatright

Minot State University

Minot State University logo

All-tournament team

  • Evan KilminsterHawaiʻi Pacific University
  • James LaFranceUniversity of Tampa
  • Conor McManusSt. Edward’s University
  • Gio MooreLake Erie College
  • Vlad PopaAdelphi University
Women’s honors
Most Valuable Player

Mason Rowland

Colorado Mesa University

Colorado Mesa University logo

All-tournament team

  • Vivica BrettonWinona State University
  • Mattie DollarLubbock Christian University
  • Sedonia IsenbartColorado Mesa University
  • Malik RayneSt. Mary’s University
  • Bridgette TelloUniversity of Alaska Anchorage
The final statistics archive

Every team. Every reported performance.

Explore 200 player profiles, team comparisons, shooting splits, game highs and more from the 2026 Tip-Off Classic.

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Next tournament

Hoops in Hawaii Classic 2026

December 18–22, 2026

NCAA Division II and Division III women
Hawaiʻi Pacific University

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Also ahead

Future tournaments

The next tournament leads the season. These later opportunities remain easy to plan for.

August 13–14, 2027Paradise Volleyball Classic 2027Honolulu, HawaiʻiNovember 19–21, 2027Hoops in Hawaii Classic — November 2027Honolulu, HawaiʻiDecember 16–21, 2027Hoops in Hawaii Classic — December 2027Honolulu, Hawaiʻi

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Let’s make Hawaiʻi part of your season.

Tell us your school, sport, preferred tournament and year, and estimated travel group size. Our local team can discuss participation and connect you with travel planning support.

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More than a tournament

Compete in a place teams never forget

Serious competition comes first. Hawaiʻi turns the trip into a shared experience for student-athletes, coaches, families, and supporters.

Green cliffs overlooking the turquoise ocean at Makapuʻu
After the final whistle

A little more ocean. A lot more memories.

Build team memories beyond the court while tournament and travel logistics stay coordinated.

Colorful surfboards beneath palm trees at Waikīkī
Island energy

A true Hawaiʻi sports experience

Pink and white shave ice held in a clear dish
A taste of the islands

Sweet moments between games

What coaches say

A tournament teams remember

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The trip of a lifetime for your players and coaches. Making lifetime memories.

Coach David SliferHead Women’s Basketball Coach • University of Central Missouri (MO, DII)

It is a high level competition. It is going to prepare us for meaningful games later in February and March.

Coach Matthew HammerHead Men’s Basketball Coach • CSU Pueblo (CO, DII)

I’ve been out to Hawaiʻi for a couple different tournaments. This is by far the best it has been organized—a wonderful representation of Hawaiʻi.

Coach Peg SwadenerHead Women’s Basketball Coach • Willamette University (OR, DIII)
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