University of Hawaii football team completes military-style offseason training
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 26, 2026, 9:36 PM
Last updated Jul 26, 2026
College SportsThe University of Hawaii football team concluded its offseason training with a military-style program at Schofield Barracks. On the final day, over 100 players participated in team-building exercises and obstacle courses led by retired Army Col. Trey Johnson. Amid the training, associate head coach Chris Brown expressed confidence in the team's readiness for the upcoming season, starting with their opener against Stanford on August 29. Players entered training camp in good shape thanks to newly implemented strength and conditioning plans. Notable players include quarterback Micah Alejado, who is fully healthy after an injury setback, and running back Cam Barfield, expected to take on a primary role this season.
- •Warriors trained at Schofield Barracks, focusing on teamwork and leadership.
- •Micah Alejado is fully healthy and set to lead the offense.
- •Cam Barfield expected to take over as primary running back for the season.
- •Training camp kicks off Wednesday ahead of the August 29 opener.
- 9:36 PMYahoo Sports — Military-style training emboldens Warriors’ mission
"The members of the University of Hawaii football team are proving to be tough mudders. On the final day of offseason training, more than 100 Rainbow Warriors were covered in mud and confidence as they descended the eastern slope of the Waianae Mountain range. “They’re ready,” associate head coach Chris Brown said after the recent training session at Schofield Barracks. The Warriors report to ...
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