Hawaii Rainbow Warriors with Aaron Hunkin-Claytor fall to Arkansas in NCAA Tournament

Sports
Aaron Hunkin-Claytor
Aaron Hunkin-Claytor
Email
Mar 20, 2026
Byv. g. hayes
0Comments

Former Salesian College Preparatory basketball player Aaron Hunkin-Claytor and his current college team, the Hawaii Rainbow Warriors, were defeated 97-78 by the Arkansas Razorbacks in the NCAA Tournament on Thursday, March 19.

The matchup was held at the Moda Center and tipped off at 3:25 p.m.

Aaron Hunkin-Claytor
Aaron Hunkin-Claytor — Guard — Sophomore — 6′3″ — 175 — Hometown: Wahiawa

Related Organizations:

University Of Hawaii At Manoa

Related

Hideki Prather and Jared Lewis
Sports

Who from West Contra Costa County area’s former high school standouts will be active on Sunday, April 12?

Sunday, April 12 will feature competition from these former West Contra Costa County area high school standouts.

Hideki Prather and Addy Baxter
Sports

Who from West Contra Costa County area’s former high school standouts will be active on Saturday, April 11?

These ex-West Contra Costa County area high school standouts will participate in competitions on Saturday, April 11.

Luke Baker and Hideki Prather
Sports

Which West Contra Costa County area high school graduates are scheduled for action on Friday, April 10?

Friday, April 10 will see these former West Contra Costa County area high school stars in competition.

Previous Post
Idaho Vandals fall to Houston in NCAA Tournament; Aidan Sevilla represents Dougherty Valley
Next Post
Cade Bennett, former Campolindo player, and Saint Mary’s fall to Texas A&M in NCAA Tournament on March 19

Trending

Who among former West Contra Costa County area high school stars will participate in events the week of Monday, April 13?
Lafayette Medicaid claims for COVID-19 services reach $178,452 in 2024
Mark DeSaulnier addresses presidential removal and election security efforts on social media
Mark DeSaulnier responds to constituent concerns after Trump’s remarks about Iran
Richmond Medicaid COVID-19 payments reached $1,307,411 in 2024, driven by spike over prior year
Mark DeSaulnier criticizes president’s actions and calls for congressional response

The Weekly Newsletter

Sign-up for the Weekly Newsletter from West Contra Costa News.