Hawaii football team bonding took center stage this week as the University of Hawaiʻi Rainbow Warriors used their final days before preseason to connect off the field.
With training camp scheduled to start next week for the 2026 season, players and coaches gathered Tuesday at Bay View Mini-Putt and Zipline in Kāneʻohe for a lighthearted team outing, according to the program. The session emphasized chemistry and camaraderie as the group enjoyed mini golf and other activities on Oahu’s windward side.
Hawaii football team bonding ahead of preseason
Team officials said the goal was to strengthen relationships before the intensity of camp begins. The visit to Bay View offered a break from workouts and meetings while keeping the focus on unity as the Rainbow Warriors prepare for the season.
The outing comes just days before practices ramp up across campus, with the coaching staff set to evaluate depth and finalize rotations once camp opens next week. As preseason approaches, the team’s preparations mirror the broader focus on safety and discipline highlighted in efforts such as the Hawaii road safety push.
The University of Hawaiʻi football program is expected to release more details on its training camp schedule in the coming days.
