HPU, BYUH tennis
teams play for titles

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The Brigham Young-Hawaii and Hawaii Pacific tennis teams will meet today for the Pacific West Conference men's and women's championships.

The Brigham Young-Hawaii men's team advanced to the final by shutting down Chaminade 7-0. The women beat Chaminade by the same 7-0 score.

Hawaii Pacific made it to the finals by beating Hawaii-Hilo. The Sea Warrior men won 8-1 and the women won 7-2.

The HPU women swept Hilo in straight sets in singles but dropped two doubles matches.

The championship will be at 11:30 a.m. at the BYUH tennis courts in Laie.

Mainor wins: Paige Mainor beat Kodee Domingo, but the Hawaii women's tennis team lost to Nevada 6-1 at Reno, Nev., yesterday.

Mainor got Hawaii's only point by beating Domingo 6-1, 6-2 from the No. 5 spot and teamed up with Lauren Fitzgerald to win a doubles match.

Hawaii Pacific drops another pair

The Hawaii Pacific baseball team lost another road doubleheader yesterday, 7-1 and 3-2 to Cal Poly Pomona at Pomona, Calif.

Senior second baseman Wade Taguchi went 2-for-6 with an RBI. He holds HPU's single-season records for home runs and runs batted in and will conclude his college career today with a doubleheader against Cal Poly Pomona.

The Sea Warriors fell to 18-29 after losing its sixth game on a seven-game road trip.

Hilo booster club to disband after season

Hawaii-Hilo Vulcan booster club President Harvey Tajiri has announced that the club will disband at the end of the season, citing a lack of communication with athletics director Kathleen McNally.

"The relationship between the board and the athletic department leaves a lot to be desired," Tajiri said. "We simply cannot continue as things are going."

The booster club was formed in 1970 as a vehicle to promote the university and was a factor in its move from independent to NAIA to NCAA Div. II.

Oronoz outworks LaTech, but Wahine split

The Hawaii softball team split a doubleheader with Louisiana Tech in Ruston, La., yesterday, winning the first game 3-0 but dropping the second 4-1.

Sheri Oronoz did the work for the Wahine (27-17) in the first game, limiting the Bulldogs (19-14) to three hits while collecting two hits of her own. Denise Dahlberg was perfect ahead of her in the order, going 3-for-3 and scoring two runs.

Melissa Coogan was not as effective as Oronoz in the second game, giving up four runs in 4 2/3 innings.