UH men’s relay team
seals win over UNLV

Put in a position where only a first-place finish would help the team, Hawaii's final relay crew jumped out to an early lead in the 800 yard free relay and beat UNLV 151.5-147.5 at the Duke Kahanamoku Aquatic Complex yesterday.

Konstantin Dubrovin swam the final leg for the Rainbows, but had little trouble because teammates Erik Lesnewsky, Cheyne Block and Kurt Boehm gave him a lead to work with.

Dubrovin won two individual races. Erik Lesnewsky, Cheyne Bloch, Tudor Ignat and Pat Foley also won races for UH.

Hawaii's women did not have as good a day, losing to both San Diego State (152-138) and UNLV (182-112) in a double-dual meet.

Morgan Hoesterey was victorious twice for the Wahine.

Maggie Roberts earned a ticket to the NCAA Zone Championships though, winning the one-meter and three-meter dives in windy and rainy conditions.

Hawaii hosts Washington next Saturday at noon.

Seasiders fall on road to conference foe

For all Brigham Young-Hawaii has accomplished so far this basketball season, it could not break NCAA Division II's third longest home winning streaks.

The Seasiders dropped their second conference game to Montana State-Billings 89-78 last night.

The Yellowjackets (12-3, 2-2) have won 26 straight games in Alterowitz Gymnasium, and will give BYUH (10-6, 1-2) another chance to break it tonight.

Scott Salisbury led the Seasiders with 17 points and 20 rebounds. Alexus Foyle contributed 15 points and five rebounds.

HPU wins: Nash Subotic scored 30 points and Nate Block pulled down 11 rebounds to help Hawaii Pacific beat Western New Mexico 68-60 at Silver City, N.M. last night.

The Sea Warriors' (11-4, 2-1) will take on Western New Mexico (1-9, 0-4) in another conference game tonight.