Robyn Ah Mow, one of the most successful local products to play for Hawaii, begins her second season as a student assistant coach. Her duties include aiding the coaching staff with all phases of practice.

Ah Mow was instrumental in directing the Rainbow Wahine to the 1996 Final Four and four straight regional appearances (1993-96). During her last two years with the squad, Ah Mow earned numerous awards and honors in acknowledgment of her on-the-court skills and athleticism. Ah Mow was a two-time first team All-American and was also selected to the American Volleyball Coaches Association first team All-District 7. She was a first team all-conference choice in both the Western Athletic and Big West conferences.

In her senior campaign, Ah Mow tied Cheri Boyers record for the most individual assists in a match with 83 against Colorado State. She closed out her UH career as second all-time in assists per game (11.23) and total assists (4,313).

During her prep career, Ah Mow won four letters in volleyball from McKinley High School where she graduated in 1993. Her outstanding skills led her to becoming a four-year first team All-Oahu Interscholastic Association East selection and a three-time first team all-state pick.

Ah Mow is a senior majoring in sociology.