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Robyn Ah Mow has announced her resignation as head coach of the University of Hawaii's women's volleyball team, effective immediately. Ah Mow, who led the Rainbow Wahine for nine seasons, cited a desire to focus on her family as the reason for her departure. Her illustrious career includes being a USA Volleyball Hall of Famer and a silver medalist with Team USA at the 2008 Beijing Olympics.
Ah Mow took over the program in 2017, succeeding legendary coach Dave Shoji. During her tenure, she guided the team to five Big West titles and seven NCAA Tournament appearances. She achieved her 100th win milestone in October 2022 and led the team to its 42nd NCAA Tournament berth in 2024. Under her leadership, the Rainbow Wahine maintained their status as a powerhouse in collegiate volleyball.
Ah Mow's impact on the program is significant, having built on the legacy of her predecessor while adding her own achievements. Her decision to step down marks the end of an era for the Rainbow Wahine, who will now begin the search for a new head coach. For more details on her career, visit the Hawaii Athletics website.