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Islanders sign 2 local arena-football veterans

The Hawaiian Islanders announced the signings yesterday of former Montana All-American Brian Ah Yat and Menlo College record-holder Gabe Amey, giving the franchise two local products with extensive arena football experience.

Ah Yat was a first-team Division I-AA All-American at Montana, and the Iolani School product has played in the Arena and Canadian football leagues and for the Hawaii Hammerheads.

Amey, a Saint Louis School alumnus, holds the Menlo school record with 10 career 100-yard receiving games. In 2002 caught 82 passes and scored 23 touchdowns with the arenafootball2 Macon Knights.

The Islanders will hold tryouts Sunday morning at Saint Louis School. Call 532-7362 or go to www.hawaiianislanders.com for information.

Waianae's Guillermo stopped short at trials

Waianae's Samson Guillermo lost his second match at the Olympic trials for boxing yesterday, ending his run at the double-elimination tournament without winning a match.

The Northern Michigan scholarship boxer said a long layoff between fights may have done him in.

"Not enough conditioning," Guillermo said. "I had a little bit of rust, but mostly it was not enough conditioning. It's hard to go to school and train for almost a year without a fight."

Guillermo said he plans to continue fighting as an amateur.

UH golfers at 20th in John Burns tournament

The Hawaii men's golf team ended its day tied for 20th place after shooting 9 over par as a team yesterday at the John Burns Intercollegiate tournament.

Matt Kodama and Pierre-Henri Soero both finished at 2-under 70, leading the UH effort. The UH "B" team is in 22nd place.

New Mexico leads the field at 8 under as a team.

Rainbow Wahine fourth at Bay Area Classic: The Hawaii women's golf team was fourth in a 14-team field at the Bay Area Classic, which wrapped up Tuesday in San Jose, Calif.

Sarah Odelius (12th) and Rene Krause (16th) finished in the top 20 as the Rainbow Wahine played in their first tournament under interim head coach Ashley Adleta.

BYUH women earn 68th consecutive win

No. 1 Brigham Young-Hawaii won its 68th consecutive team tennis match yesterday as the Seasiders beat No. 14 Hawaii Pacific 6-0 at Laie. The defending NCAA Division II national champions swept singles play, highlighted by a 6-1, 6-0 Adrienn Hegedus win over HPU's Dragica Joksimovic at No. 1.

Sea Warrior men win: No. 1 HPU avenged last season's NCAA Division II title match with a 6-3 win over BYUH yesterday. Matey Pampulov, Gregor Krusic, Moritz Szelzki and Christian Lindberg won singles matches for HPU and the Sea Warriors took two of three in doubles play.

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