Adrianna Arquette Named Mountain West Player of the Week
The University of Hawaii junior setter earned the honor following her performance at the Lucky Aces Invitational.
Updated on Sept. 21, 2026 in Volleyball
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University of Hawaii setter Adrianna Arquette was named the Mountain West Conference Offensive Player of the Week. Her recognition follows a standout performance at the Lucky Aces Invitational held in Las Vegas.
Why it matters
The award highlights Arquette’s crucial role in Hawaii’s strong start to the season, as the team carries an 8-3 nonconference record into league play. She becomes only the second Hawaii player to receive the conference's offensive weekly honor.
Arquette averaged 9.23 assists per set during the tournament and recorded 47 assists in a match against UCLA. Additionally, the Hawaii offense achieved a .471 hitting percentage in their match against Texas A&M-Corpus Christi.
The players
Adrianna Arquette
She is a junior setter for the University of Hawaii volleyball team.
Panna Ratkai
She is the only other University of Hawaii player to earn the Mountain West offensive award.
Mountain West Conference
This is the collegiate athletic conference that sponsors the volleyball season and grants weekly player honors.
The details
Arquette led the University of Hawaii at the Lucky Aces Invitational, contributing 40 assists and 12 digs in a five-set victory against Iowa State. Across the tournament, she also logged six kills, two aces, and seven blocks.
Timeline
September 20-21, 2026: Arquette competed in the Lucky Aces Invitational at Orleans Arena.
September 21, 2026: The Mountain West Conference announced Arquette as the Offensive Player of the Week.
September 25-26, 2026: Hawaii will host New Mexico at the Stan Sheriff Center for their conference debut.
The Big Picture
This achievement follows the historical precedent established by Panna Ratkai's Mountain West offensive award. Arquette's recognition places her among the select few Hawaii players to earn this specific conference honor.
Arquette’s 9.23 assists per set average indicates continued offensive efficiency for Hawaii as the team enters conference play. The upcoming home series against New Mexico will test whether this momentum sustains against league-specific opponents.
The takeaway
The team’s 8-3 nonconference record suggests they are well-positioned for the upcoming Mountain West debut. Consistent performance from primary playmakers like Arquette remains the critical factor for Hawaii’s success in conference standings.
Further reading
Find more updates on the team at Honolulu Volleyball.
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