Any win is great, but a win over fourth-ranked Long Beach State is nothing less than monumental.
Especially for No. 3 University of Hawai'i Rainbow Wahine, who haven't beaten the defending national champions since 1995. They don't lose too many matches in a decade. Hawai'i snaps Long Beach State's 42-match winning streak, the NCAA's third longest in history. But it wasn't easy for the Wahine. The Beach held Hawai'i's premiere outside hitter, freshman Lily Kahumoku, to a zero hitting percentage.