Hawaii Beat
Stephanie Nault headed toward the finish line during the Friends of Kailua High School 5k Run/Walk on Sunday.
UH sailing team tops at North-South Regatta
The University of Hawaii coed sailing team finished first at the North-South Regatta last weekend at Bakersfield, Calif.Hawaii finished three points ahead of second-place Stanford. The first four teams (including third-place Southern California and fourth-place UC Irvine) were separated by nine points.
Hawaii's Matthew Stine and Cassandra Harris finished fifth in the A Division with 30 points in seven races.
Wahine remain No. 2, Utah St. match still on
The Hawaii women's volleyball team (23-0) retained its No. 2 ranking yesterday in the USA Today/CSTV Top 25 Coaches Poll.The Rainbow Wahine's schedule also stayed the same. There were discussions between the Hawaii and Utah State coaching staffs yesterday that next Tuesday's match at USU would be canceled.
Aggies coach Burt Fuller told the Star-Bulletin that the cancellation issue revolved around his team being competitive. Fuller said that four of his starters were injured and that he was down to nine players, including two defensive specialists.
Both schools have agreed to play the match, the last of the season for struggling Utah State (9-15). Hawaii will then take on No. 19 Utah (21-4) Nov. 24 at Salt Lake City.
Hawaii Pacific places 3 on PacWest first team
Hawaii Pacific juniors Vera Oliveira and Nadica Kalreusa and sophomore Barbara Martin were named to the Pacific West Conference women's volleyball first team.Chaminade senior Kahala Kabalis and sophomore Patti Hardimon were also named to the first team.
Western New Mexico sophomore Elizabeth Narkon, who played high school volleyball at St. Francis, rounds out the first team.
Oliveira and Kabalis were also first-team selections a year ago.
Silverswords open with victory
Chaminade defeated Winona State 67-64 at McCabe Gym last night in a season-opening basketball game.Zach Whiting led the Silverswords with 18 points and seven rebounds. Chris Powell added nine boards.
David Zellman had 12 points to lead Winona State.
Hodge advances in Futures by beating Oda
Top-seeded Bo Hodge defeated Malino Oda 6-1, 6-0 to advance in the Honolulu Futures tennis tournament yesterday.Seeded players Rubin Statham, Robert Cameron, Alex Menichini, Nathan Price and Ryan Seats also moved on.
The tournament continues today at the Ala Moana Tennis Center.
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