Hawaii Warriors Football - Bowl Game History

Bowl Game History

note- in 1941 just prior to the attacks on Pearl Harbor Hawaii was scheduled to play in a three team round robin series called the Shrine Bowl. Including Hawaii,San Jose St., and Willamette university of Salem, Oregon. only one game was played Hawaii defeated Willamette 20-6.

HAWAI'I BOWL GAME HISTORY
NON-NCAA SANCTIONED BOWL GAMES
Year Bowl Game Opponent W/L PF PA Head Coach
1934 New Year‘s Classic Santa Clara L 7 26 Otto Klum
1935 New Year‘s Classic California W 14 0 Otto Klum
1936 Poi Bowl Southern California L 6 38 Otto Klum
1937 Poi Bowl Honolulu All-Stars W 18 12 Otto Klum
1938 Poi Bowl Washington L 13 53 Otto Klum
1939 Poi Bowl UCLA L 7 32 Otto Klum
1940 Pineapple Bowl Oregon State L 6 39 Eugene Gill
1941 Pineapple Bowl Fresno State L 0 3 Eugene Gill
1947 Pineapple Bowl Utah W 19 16 Tom Kaulukukui
1947 Aloha Bowl Fresno State W 27 13 Tom Kaulukukui
1948 Pineapple Bowl Redlands W 33 32 Tom Kaulukukui
1949 Pineapple Bowl Oregon State L 27 47 Tom Kaulukukui
1950 Pineapple Bowl Stanford L 20 74 Tom Kaulukukui
1951 Pineapple Bowl Denver W 28 27 Archie Kodros
1952 Pineapple Bowl San Diego State L 13 34 Hank Vasconcellos
NCAA SANCTIONED BOWL GAMES
Year Bowl Game Opponent W/L PF PA Head Coach
1989 Aloha Bowl Michigan State L 13 33 Bob Wagner
1992 Holiday Bowl Illinois W 27 17 Bob Wagner
1999 Oahu Bowl Oregon State W 23 17 June Jones
2002 Hawai'i Bowl Tulane L 28 36 June Jones
2003 Hawai'i Bowl Houston W 54 48 June Jones
2004 Hawai'i Bowl UAB W 59 40 June Jones
2006 Hawai'i Bowl Arizona State W 41 24 June Jones
2008 Sugar Bowl Georgia L 10 41 June Jones
2008 Hawai'i Bowl Notre Dame L 21 49 Greg McMackin
2010 Hawai'i Bowl Tulsa L 35 62 Greg McMackin
BOWL GAME STATISTICS
Non-NCAA Sanctioned Bowl Game Record 6–9 (.400)
NCAA Sanctioned Bowl Game Record 5–5 (.500)
BCS Bowl Game Record 0–1 (.000)

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