Correction to this story regarding tiebreakers:  the second tiebreaker is not sets won & sets lost.  After head to head, according to the BWC manual:  "If still tied, the team with the best record in conference matches against common opponents beginning at the top of the standings and working down the standings until the tie is broken shall be declared the automatic qualifier. Ties among teams at the top of the standings should be broken first to establish a ranked order."  So far the first team after Hawaii and Cal Poly looks to be UC Irvine, and although Cal Poly holds a one set advantage over Hawaii at this point (Hawaii beat UC Irvine 3-1, while Cal Poly beat them 3-0), both Cal Poly and Hawaii still have to play UC Irvine again, so anything can happen.  Of course, all of this may end up being moot should Hawaii lose to Cal Poly in the rematch.