HPU slices through UH
in city tennis tournament

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The Hawaii Pacific men's tennis team won another championship in the All-City tournament at the UH-Manoa Tennis Complex yesterday.

The Sea Warriors beat Hawaii 4-1 to take the championship after sweeping UH-Hilo 5-0 in the semifinal.

Jan Tribler, Matey Pampulov and Sasha Pirc all went 2-0 in the one-day tournament while Blaz Jurjec beat Hilo's Grischa Henbreschke in straight sets but lost to the Warriors' Justin Menolacino 6-3, 3-6, 7-6.

Seasiders eliminate Silverswords from title

Chun Yi Lin hit .522 and scored 13 kills to lead Brigham Young-Hawaii to a 30-25, 30-14, 30-21 sweep of Chaminade last night.

The Seasiders (20-2, 8-1) eliminated the Silverswords (15-6, 6-4) from contention for the PacWest title.

Chaminade only hit .041 while allowing BYUH to hit .246. Yu Chuan Weng led BYUH with 17 kills in 40 attempts.

UH water polo team to take on Warriors

The Hawaii men's volleyball team will play the UH women's water polo team tomorrow at 2 p.m. at Duke Kahanamoku Aquatic Complex.

The water polo scrimmage is a fund-raiser for the Warriors' trip to China in two weeks.

"It'll be fun," senior Eyal Zimet said. "There will be freshmen in speedos. It should be interesting."

Rosa to defend lead at Kauai Raceway Park

Jim Rosa will put his 220-point lead on the line in the Pro Elapsed Time division of the Garden Island Racing Association's final regular season event tomorrow at Kauai Raceway Park 6 p.m.

Wayne Costa trails Rosa with 395 points to Rosa's 615. Riley Takayama leads Jay R. Smith by 100 points in Super Street ET and Matt Pancho leads Bill Winningham by just 40 points in Street ET.

Division II top performers

Susy Garbelotti, Hawaii Pacific volleyball: Garbelotti earned PacWest Player of the Week honors for the second time this season for her performance in a win over Chaminade. The senior from Foz Do Iguaca, Brazil, knocked down 38 kills on 91 attempts while adding 14 digs. Only three other players have had more kills in one Division II match this year.

Keith Dow, Brigham Young-Hawaii water polo: The sophomore diver from La Verne, Calif., scored three hat tricks in the four Hawaiian Water Polo Challenge games last weekend. Dow teamed up with Stu Johnson to prevent the Seasiders' opponents from bottling up Vanja Kalabic, who used the freedom to score 14 goals in the four games.

Michael Kim, Hawaii-Hilo golf: The junior who aspires to be a professional golfer came out of nowhere to finish 10th at the Hawaii Fall Classic this week. Kim shot a 219 over three days to finish 3-over-par at the Links at Turtle Bay. He shot a 75 on the first day, 73 on the second and a 71 on the third.