RICHARD WALKER / RWALKER@STARBULLETIN.COM Above, Lisal Smith of Davis tried to throw over Agoura's Megan Corso yesterday during the Hawaiian Invitational Water Polo tournament at the Duke Kahanamoku pool. Davis beat Agoura 11-2.

Brooks gold in goal
at Hawaiian tourney

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UCLA beat the Hawaiian Islands 11-5 to take the Hawaiian Invitational Water Polo tournament at UH's Duke Kahanamoku pool.

Former Punahou standout Brandon Brooks was the most valuable player of the tournament, giving up just 2.8 goals per game in the tourney. Although Hawaii was able to beat him five times in the final, it couldn't contain Brooks' teammates on offense.

Hawaii tied the Bruins 3-3 earlier in the tournament.

RICHARD WALKER / RWALKER@STARBULLETIN.COM Davis' Kristen Pfaff guarded against a pass by Agoura's Nika Bagheri. For water polo results, see Scoreboard.

Meagan Fawcett won the Leslie Kerfoot Award as the best female Hawaiian player for leading the Hawaiian Islands to the women's title with a 6-2 win over Davis. Like Brooks, Fawcett is a goalkeeper from Punahou who will play at UCLA.

C.J. Smith was given the Brad Yim Award as the best male Hawaiian player.

In the lower divisions, Newport won the under-18 boys title while Commerce took the under-18 girls crown.

Sean McCreery led Diablo to the under-16 boys championship and Kamaile Crowell stood out in the Hawaiian Islands' run to gold in the under-16 girls division. Commerce swept both under-14 categories.