Rainbow Warriors walk outside Stanford with a Polish goal

For the first time in program history, Warriors in Hawaii can say that Stanford won. And they did it in the most dramatic way. Kansei Matsuzava 38-yard naked expired abolished Hawaii on exciting 23-20 victories on Saturday night at Clarence TC Ching Athletics Complex, who deals with the devil in the season opening. The victory was marked only by Hawaii’s first takeover due to the cardinal in five attempts, but also the first victory of the program over the power supply of 4 opponents under the General Trainer Timmi Chang.

Things didn’t look promising early. Stanford decayed on his opening on her opening, hitting Touchdown to reduce the momentum. Moment later, the cardinal defense is rejected at Fum in the end zone, suddenly put Hawaii in a 10: 0 years ago before many fans found their places.

But “the bows answered. Their defense moved in, Tightening against Stanford’s ground attackWhile the Quarterback Micah Alejado stated ready-made drive late in the first quarter to be in Hawaii on the board. At half time, Alejado was again marching her offense to break the deficit further, launched a domestic crowd as UH entered a break in a distance.

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Early in the second half, she looked like a catastrophe hit when alejado had hit hard and went into question ankle. Backup Luka Veaver briefly took over, but Alejado returned the next series, the ankle was hard to record to deserve a misdemeanor on the water. His resilience has proven to critical. Stanford leaned on his attack on a hurry to regain the fourth quarter leadership, but Alejado refused to convince himself. He collected a late plant closed by Matsuzavina Polish goal with 37 yards, a node cash the result in 20 with overtone over two minutes.

After Hawai’s defense was forced Punt, alejado and the offense took the last two minutes, only a few plays were crossing midfield. At three seconds on the watch, Matsuzava was calmly amplifiers and drilled 38-beast right through the upright.

“Kick is good!” As the teammates attacked the shock in the celebration, while the fans broke out at the stalls.

The 23-20 finals were more than winning the opening of the season. It was a validation for the program and further scraping his identity under Chang. Hawaii inserted five losing down Stanford and showed the type of resilience that often saturated them in recent years.

Uh improved 1-0 on the season and set the stage for the second test when the earlier warriors visit beautiful Tucson, Arizona next Saturday night. For Rainbow Warriors, the message was clear: they can hang out with the beaten opponents of the conference. “It’s just good to get a lot of good vibes at home,” Chang said pregame. His team certainly delivered that promise, he went with history and swing on their side.