The University of Hawai'i jumped back into Baseball America's top 25 national rankings at No. 20, according to Baseball America Online.

The Rainbows (24-13) won 3 of 4 from Sacramento State over the weekend and share the Western Athletic Conference lead with Nevada.

Both are 7-4. Hawai'i entered the rankings two weeks ago at No. 23, but dropped out after losing 2 of 3 in an abbreviated series at Nevada, where one of the games was canceled because of rain.

Again, Collegiate Baseball magazine and USA Today/ESPN do not have the Rainbows ranked. Hawai'i' season-opening opponent, UC Irvine, has moved into the No. 1 spot in both Baseball America and Collegiate Baseball. The Rainbows will play at Arizona State, ranked No. 2 by Collegiate Baseball and No. 3 by Baseball America, Tuesday before resuming WAC play at New Mexico State.