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Photo Recap: 2024 UH Football Season

As the University of Hawaiʻi football team’s 2024 regular season comes to a close, here are 10 standout moments captured by our student journalists.
Mānoa Mirror Editors
December 2, 2024
Rainbow Warrior #3: Nick Cenacle as he makes a big gain during the fourth quarter of the UHM/UNLV Football game. (Joel Berrelleza)
The Rainbow Warriors as they get ready to take on UNLV at the UHM/UNLV Football game. (Joel Berrelleza)
UH cheerleaders as they begin cheering during the second half of the UHM/UNLV Football game. (Joel Berrelleza)
Rainbow Warrior #13: Brayden Schager makes a pass over the head of Rainbow Warrior #30: Landon Sims (RB) at the UHM/Nevada Football game. (Avi Rubin)
Rainbow Warrior #13: Brayden Schager heads into the locker room with his teammates after warming up on the field at the UHM/Nevada Football game. (Rylie Waldron)
Rainbow Warrior #1: Jonah Panoke exchanging words with a Nevada Wolf at the UHM/Nevada Football game. (Rylie Waldron)
Rainbow Warrior #16: Logan Taylor (LB) screams and throws arms upward as he approaches the referee at the UHM/Nevada Football game. (Avi Rubin)
The UH Mānoa marching band performs wearing Halloween costumes after their halftime performance at the UHM/Nevada Football game. (Rylie Waldron)
Rainbow Warrior #16: Logan Taylor as he prays over both teams after the UHM/UNLV Football game. (Joel Berrelleza)
A trumpet player for the Rainbow Warrior Marching Band wears a chicken hat at the UHM/Nevada Football game. (Avi Rubin)
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About the Contributors
Avi Rubin
Avi Rubin, Contributor
I have been a photographer practically all of my life, and, with my recent access to the professional equipment the school lends, I have seen massive leaps and bounds in my quality of work. I am also a published videographer, a video editor, have experience in VFXs and digital compositing, and have been a featured digital artist in multiple events and competitions. I am an accomplished Astrophotographer.
Joel Berrelleza
Joel Berrelleza, Contributor
Hello, My name is Joel Berrelleza, and I am originally from Southern California. I am currently a senior here at UH Mānoa majoring in psychology. Photography and videography have always been a passion of mine. I hope to learn more about journalism, and potentially share some of the moments I capture.
Rylie Waldron
Rylie Waldron, Contributor
Aloha! My name is Rylie Waldron and I'm a junior at the University of Hawaii at Mānoa. I'm currently double majoring in journalism and sociology, and I hope to find a way to combine the two. My goal with Mānoa Mirror is to learn more about the people around me, their culture, and how they view the world differently than I do.