Miliana Sylvester youth camp brought local keiki together for a free volleyball clinic as the University of Hawaiʻi women’s program counts down five weeks to its first season under new head coach Joshua Walker.
Miliana Sylvester youth camp
According to the program, the junior middle blocker, a homegrown leader for the Rainbow Wahine, hosted the no-cost clinic over the weekend to share skills and encourage youth participation in the sport. The outreach comes as Hawaiʻi gears up for Walker’s inaugural season at the helm.
Organizers said the clinic focused on fundamentals and fun, giving young players a chance to learn from a current Division I athlete and connect with the Rainbow Wahine community.
Community impact and timing
Team officials noted that the event underscores the program’s commitment to community engagement while building momentum before the fall campaign. With preseason practices approaching, Sylvester’s efforts off the court highlight the leadership within the locker room and the continued support for youth volleyball across Oʻahu.
