Raider Damuni discusses humanitarian trip and BYU football preparations
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 24, 2026, 3:00 AM
Last updated Jul 24, 2026
BYU safety Raider Damuni recently returned from a humanitarian trip to Tonga with head coach Kalani Sitake and teammates. The group participated in a football clinic and helped inaugurate the BYU-Pathways Worldwide Center, promoting opportunities for local graduates. Damuni reflected on the impact of his experiences in Tonga, emphasizing the importance of faith and community. The Cougars are set to report to fall camp in two weeks, preparing for their Sept. 5 home opener against Utah Tech.
- •Damuni joined a humanitarian trip to Tonga with BYU coach Sitake and teammates.
- •They conducted a football clinic and advanced BYU-Pathways Worldwide initiatives.
- •Damuni emphasized impacting communities and the importance of brotherhood on the team.
- •BYU football reports to fall camp in two weeks ahead of their opener.
- 3:00 AMYahoo Sports — Summer of service has BYU’s Raider Damuni ready for the fall
"A humanitarian trip to Tonga earlier this summer was eye-opening and meaningful to BYU safety, coach Kalani Sitake and handful of other Cougar players.
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