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Hawaii Beat
Star-Bulletin staff
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ASSOCIATED PRESS PHOTOS
Above: Hawaii alumnus Davone Bess of the Dolphins stiff-armed Cardinals defensive back Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie during a run yesterday.
Below: Former UH standout Jason Elam accounted for all nine of the Falcons' points in a loss to the Buccaneers, making all three of his field-goal tries.
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Japanese runners sweep on Maui
Junichi Kawabata ran the Maui Marathon in 2 hours, 36 minutes and 24 seconds yesterday to beat his nearest competitor by more than 13 minutes.
Clement Simon of France finished second in 2:50:05 and Yoshiaki Mikami of Japan took third in 2:52:47. Paul Hopwood of Kihei was the first Hawaii finisher with a time of 2:56:43.
Youko Yamazawa of Japan won the women's race in 3:09:40 over Sharon Moran of Honolulu (3:25:37) and Chiharu Mikami (3:26:09) of Japan.
PACWEST PLACE
Vulcans get by Sea Warriors in soccer
Adele Letro beat Chelsie Sato for a goal in overtime as the UH-Hilo women's soccer team edged Hawaii Pacific 3-2 yesterday in Keaau.
It was Letro's second goal of the match. HPU's Ashley Dolan scored on a penalty kick in the 79th minute to send the game into overtime.
The Vulcans improved to 2-3, and the Sea Warriors dropped to 2-4.
» Marissa Minor had six saves, but Chaminade was shut out by Academy of Art 2-0 yesterday.
The Silverswords (1-2) were without forward Jamie Lindstrom because of an injury. Olivia Dupon and Morgan LeFever scored the goals for the Urban Knights (1-4-1), who won for the first time.
