San Jose State offensive lineman Steve Lightsy (Kahuku '04) was so caught up in the Spartans' win over Hawaii on Saturday that he wasn't able to put it into words as he sat in the visiting locker room.

“;For us, words can't even say,”; Lightsy said. “;Sorry, I don't know what to say.”;

Lightsy saw playing time at guard and helped the Spartans offense hold off a stout Warriors defense that made it hard for San Jose State to move the ball.

What made the win extra sweet for Lightsy was beating old friends and teammates. Lightsy played with Inoke Funaki and Brysen Ginlack at Kahuku and was teammates with defensive end David Veikune at Fresno City College.

“;It was fun going against players I've played with and grown up with,”; Lightsy said. “;It's so gratifying to know that we came over here and won. Hawaii is a good team. It's tough to win here.”;

After spending three years at a community college, Lightsy finally made it to a Division I school. In 2006, he was named a JC GridWire first-team All-American and a Region II all-state selection. He helped Fresno City College share a conference title in his freshman season and was a key part of the 2006 team that won the Valley Conference championship.

» Navy senior quarterback Kaipo-Noa Kaheaku-Enhada (Kapolei '04) rushed for two touchdowns and completed passes of 39 and 19 yards before leaving with a hamstring injury in the second quarter of the Midshipmen's 24-17 upset of No. 16 Wake Forest. The win was Navy's first against a ranked team in 23 years.

» Oregon sophomore quarterback Jeremiah Masoli (Campbell '06) completed nine of 16 passes for 161 yards and two touchdowns and added 36 rushing yards on five carries in a 63-14 rout of Washington State.

» Oregon State senior safety Al Afalava (Kahuku '05) had four tackles and two pass breakups in a 27-21 upset of No.1 Southern California at Reser Stadium. Brandon Hardin (Kamehameha '07) added two tackles and David Paaluhi (Waianae '07) had one solo tackle for the Beavers. Trojans senior linebacker Kaluka Maiava (Baldwin '05) finished with 11 tackles and one pass breakup.

» Weber State sophomore quarterback Cameron Higgins (Saint Louis '06) threw for 303 yards and three touchdowns, including one to tight end Cody Nakamura (Baldwin '05), in the Wildcats' 37-21 loss to Utah. Utes linebacker Kepa Gaison (Kamehameha '05) had six tackles and sophomore Nai Fotu (Kahuku '07) had three tackles and a forced fumble. Running back Ray Stowers (Iolani '04) had three carries for 8 yards.

» Idaho sophomore linebacker JoJo Dickson (Baldwin '07) had seven tackles, a forced fumble and a fumble recovery in a 45-17 loss to San Diego State.

WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL

» Siena College senior Kathi Kobayashi (Punahou '05) returned from an arm injury to contribute a match-high 20 digs as the defending Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference champions defeated Iona 16-25, 25-19, 25-22, 21-25, 15-13. She added 12 digs in a three-set sweep over Manhattan that saw Kaui Robello (Punahou '06) add eight assists and seven digs for the Saints.

» Colgate sophomore Logan Keala (Kamehameha '07) had five kills, 12 digs and an ace in a three-game sweep over Navy. Keala has started all but one match for the Raiders this season and is fourth on the team with 66 kills and leads Colgate with 29 blocks.

» Linfield freshman outside hitter Samantha Lau (Saint Francis '08) had a match-high 17 kills and added 13 digs and an ace in a three-game sweep over Willamette. Lau leads the team with a 3.25 kills per game average and is third on the team with 82 digs.

» Central Washington sophomore Brandie Vea (Kalani '07) led the Wildcats with 21 digs in a four-set loss to No. 5 Western Washington. Vea also had 37 digs, the second-most in Central Washington history, in a five-set victory over Seattle Pacific.

WOMEN'S TENNIS

» DePauw sophomore Janelle Arita (Punahou '07) finished second in the ITA Central Regional Tournament, losing to Chicago's Kendra Higgins 4-6, 6-4, 7-6 (3) in the final. Arita won five consecutive matches in the tournament, and 10 in a row overall, before losing to Higgins.