Slater, a three-time world champion, won $14,000 plus an extra $10,000 for the French Sud Quest Trophy for most consistent performance in the three French events.
Slater has a 1,610-point lead for the WCT title.
Hawaii's Sunny Garcia is in fourth place and Kaipo Jaquais is fifth.
The women's Roxy Quiksilver Surfmasters was canceled at the quarterfinals due to poor surf. Hawaii's Megan Abubo was one of eight surfers to finish tied for fifth and win $2,025.
Oryn Baum pulled the Wahine into a 2-2 a tie with a goal one minute before the end of regulation in the Outrigger Hotels Wahine Festival match at Ala Wai Field yesterday.
Tricia Nishikawa scored UH's first goal of the year 19 minutes into the second half.
It was Morris' first victory on the Professional Billiards Tour this season. Through August, he was ranked No. 3 on the tour.
Fresno State is picked to finish first in the Pacific Division while New Mexico is the choice to win the Mountain Division.
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David Tanaka of Kailua is the first weekly winner in the Star-Bulletin's Football Fever contest.Tanaka not only had a better record than that of the best celebrity panelist, he nailed all 10 games on the ballot.
There were 7,849 entries last week. Ballots are published every Monday and Tuesday.
Tanaka, 26, who works as an advertising layout designer for Daie Holiday Mart, went with the odds and correctly picked Boston College to beat the University of Hawaii last weekend.
"But when I was at the game, I didn't remember I'd picked B.C.," he said, admitting he was swept up in the emotional near-upset. "I was thinking I'd picked Hawaii."
The Kalaheo and UH graduate said he plans to use part of his cash prize to take his family out to dinner.
Contest entrants must score as well or better than the top panelist to be eligible to win the weekly prize. Star-Bulletin columnist Mike Fitzgerald and KCCN deejay Charly Espina both scored 8-2 to lead the panel.