The University of Hawai'i women's volleyball team's penchant for closing out sets was again on full display on Saturday as the Rainbow Wahine swept UNLV for a second straight night to extend its winning streak to 10.

Playing before the largest crowd of the season at Bankoh Arena at Stan Sheriff Center, the Rainbow Wahine rallied late in the first and third sets and dominated the second in the 25-21, 25-11, 25-23 victory.

UH improved to 18-3 overall and 10-0 in Mountain West play in its best start to a conference season since going 16-0 in the Big West in 2015. UH has won its last 26 sets at home, and the 10-match winning streak overall is the longest since a 12-game run in 2022.

Sophomore outside hitter Cha'lei Reid led the Hawai'i attack with a match-high 15 kills while hitting an efficient.357. Senior outside hitter Panna Ratkai added 13 kills and nine digs, while middle blocker Miliana Sylvester put down 10 kills on.304 hitting.

Setter Adrianna Arquette guided the offense with 35 assists and secured a double-double by adding a match-high 13 digs. Arquette also tallied two kills, two aces, and a pair of blocks to round out a versatile performance.

Freshman Mano Antiga entered late in the second and third sets, finishing with three kills and a match-point block to close out the night.

What a rally to end it! 🤯 The 'Bows close on a 6-1 run and complete the sweep on walk-off block! #GoBows #SISTAHHOOD https://t.co/oaBPRpwkDR — Hawaii W. Volleyball (@HawaiiWVB) October 25, 2026

UNLV was led by Basia Latos, who finished with a team-high eight kills and seven digs.

The opening set was tied 10 times, but as in Friday's series opener, the 'Bows surged late in the set to claim the lead in the match. A kill by Reid broke a 19-19 tie, Rachel Purser dealt an ace, and Reid and Sylvester combined on a block to push UH ahead. A kill by Reid gave UH set point, and Ratkai scored off the block to end the set.

Hawai'i found another gear entirely in the second frame, overwhelming the Rebels with a blistering.500 attacking clip on 21 kills and just five errors. The Rainbow Wahine defense simultaneously suffocated UNLV, holding the visitors to three kills in the set with a.048 hitting percentage. Arquette set the tone for the frame with an eight-point service turn highlighted by three kills and a block from Purser.

TOO GOOD. #GoBows #SISTAHHOOD https://t.co/RXRNTeFa8s — Hawaii W. Volleyball (@HawaiiWVB) October 25, 2026

UNLV led throughout the third set and opened up 15-10 and 20-15 cushions. Trailing 22-19, UH went on a 4-0 run and moved ahead on a block by Arquette and Purser. After a UNLV kill tied the set at 23-23, Ratkai scored to give UH match point, and Antiga's block to cap a lengthy rally punctuated the victory.

The Rainbow Wahine head on the road to face former Big West rival UC Davis on Oct. 30 and 31 in Davis, Calif.

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