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Hawai’i Rainbow Warriors Set Program Record With 116–44 Win Over Bethesda

Hawai’i beat Bethesda Flames 116–44 in the Rainbow Classic semifinal — their largest margin of victory ever.

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Stan Sheriff Center, home of the Hawai'i Rainbow Warriors of the Hawai'i Rainbow Warriors, file photo

File photo: Stan Sheriff Center, home of the Hawai'i Rainbow Warriors. Photo: Mcampany / Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 4.0), cropped

Hawai'i Rainbow Warriors defeated Bethesda Flames 116–44 on Friday night in the Rainbow Classic semifinal — setting a program record for largest margin of victory.

Zack Davidson scored 20 points on 9-of-12 shooting and grabbed 9 rebounds. Bol Dengdit recorded a double-double with 12 points and 13 rebounds. Tanner Cuff and Chance Trujillo each added 14 points. Hawai'i led 61–21 at halftime.

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Shane Sands scored 12 points and Jaden Peters added 10 for Bethesda, an NCCAA team based in Anaheim, California. Hawai'i improves to 2–0 and advances to Sunday’s Rainbow Classic championship game against UT Arlington. Bethesda will face Portland in the third-place game.

The previous largest margin of victory for Hawai'i came on November 20, 1962, when the Rainbow Warriors beat BYU 110–43.

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