Travis Clutter and Gabe Gerhardt each hit for the cycle -- single, double, triple, homer -- as Hawaii Pacific drubbed West Liberty (W.Va.), 18-1, yesterday at Hans L'Orange Park for its 11th consecutive baseball victory and a 23-6 season mark. 2 Sea Warriors
hit for cycleThe second game of the scheduled doubleheader was canceled due to light failure. The teams will play another twinbill today, starting at noon.
HPU SOFTBALL TEAM HOT, TOO: Susie Shoals pitched a four-hitter for her 50th career softball victory as streaking Hawaii Pacific blanked Southern California College, 8-0, yesterday at HPU's Windward Campus field.
The Sea Warriors (17-1-1) have won eight in a row -- all by shutout.
UH-USC WATER POLO SHOWDOWN: The nationally sixth-ranked Hawaii women's water polo team takes on No. 1 USC at 6:30 tonight in the Duke Kahanamoku Aquatic Complex.
The Trojans have won 13 of 14 matches, including an 8-4 decision over UH last month in the UC San Diego Tournament, and are 4-1 in the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation. The Wahine are 12-7 overall and 2-2 in MPSF play.
UH MEN, WOMEN TENNIS VICTORS: The Hawaii men's tennis team defeated Western Illinois, 7-0, and Weber State, 6-0, yesterday at the UH courts, improving its season record to 9-5.
The UH women trimmed Western Illinois, 8-1, for an 8-5 season record. Their match with Weber State was rained out.
BYUH WOMEN ROLL ALONG: BYU-Hawaii's unbeaten women's tennis team (15-0) whipped Western Kentucky, 9-0, yesterday at Laie for its fourth victory over an NCAA Division I opponent this season.
DUATHLON WINNERS: Michael Tobin won the third annual All-Star cafe Powerman Honolulu Duathlon on Sunday, running away from a strong field in the North Shore run-bike-run event.
Tobin book-ended 10-kilometer times of 28:46 and 34:49 around a 1:31:25 60-kilometer bike race to rout the field. Chris Willis was second, 7 minutes, 32 seconds behind.
Lucy Smith won the women's field in 2:57:57.