Jesus Salud, who ended a six-month layoff with a second-round knockout of Manual Arellano in Tijuana, Mexico, on Sept. 1, would be the headliner in a proposed six-bout card at the Blaisdell Arena on Nov. 6. Salud tops boxing
card at BlaisdellSalud (55-9), the former World Boxing Association champion, will take on former World Boxing Federation champion Sairoong Or Suwannaslit (21-4, 9 KOs).
In a junior middleweight undercard match, the Big Island's Pee Wee Cortez will meet Leo Kava Latu, while featherweight Dustin Kim (3-0) will face Tongan Alvaro Rosqudo.
The event, promoted by Hawaii Boxing Promotions, must be approved at the Oct. 9 meeting of the Hawaii Boxing Commission.
WHITTIER, Calif. -- The Hawaii Pacific University women's soccer team won its second consecutive road match yesterday by completely dominating Whittier College, 3-0. HPU's Olanda nets three goals
The Sea Warriors (5-3) took 22 shots and senior Myrissa Olanda found the back of the net with all three of her attempts.
Olanda, a 4-foot-11 striker, gave HPU a quick lead when she scored two minutes into the match with an assist from Sarah Catanzaro.
Sixteen minutes later, Olanda took a pass from Erika Evans and notched her second goal. At 60 minutes, Olanda scored again, this time with an assist from Tracie Ifuku.
Whittier (1-6) had just two shots.
SEASIDERS LOSE: At Thousand Oaks, Calif., all goals came within a four-minute span as California Lutheran edged the Brigham Young University-Hawaii men's soccer team, 2-1, yesterday in a nonconference match.
The Kingsmen scored first at 68 minutes, 12 seconds on Oskar Kantoft's goal off a turnover.
Twenty-one seconds later, midfielder Tobias Schade took a cross from forward Elias Akinaka and scored at 68:33 for BYUH (1-4).
However, CLU's Brian Collins broke the tie with a goal at 72:23.
COLLINS FUND-RAISER: The University of Hawaii Letterwinners Club will conduct a fund-raising drive for Donna Collins during and after tomorrow's Wahine volleyball match against Nevada-Las Vegas.
Collins, the wife of UH football player Sam Collins, has been diagnosed with breast cancer and needs a bone marrow transplant. Donation canisters will be at concession stands around the main concourse. Letterwinners Club members will solicit donations during the match.
SEASIDERS RATE: The top-ranked BYU-Hawaii (18-0) women's volleyball team is among the nation's statistical best in the latest NAIA report.
Sophomore Arlete Silva leads the country in hitting percentage (.505) and is 10th in block average (1.45). Sophomore setter Juliana Lima is third in assists (13.04 apg).
The Seasiders are second in team hitting percentage (.354) and kills (16.09 kpg), and third in assists (14.16).