Hawaii Grown Notebook

Leilehua alum Manley out for season

New Mexico State quarterback Andrew Manley (Leilehua ’10) will miss the rest of the season with a torn ACL suffered in a 16-10 loss to UTEP on Saturday.

Manley finished the game 20-for-37 for 242 yards and a touchdown.

Manley, who led the Mules to a state football championship and a runner-up finish, hurt his right knee on the final offensive play of the game, according to the Las Cruces Sun-News.

The Sun-News also reported that NMSU head coach DeWayne Walker believes Manley is still eligible to receive a medical redshirt that would allow him to carry his current sophomore status into next season.

"I think he’ll have a good chance of getting that back, a medical redshirt," Walker said in the report.

Manley played five games as a true freshman last season. He was scheduled to return to play against Hawaii on Oct. 22 at Aloha Stadium.

FOOTBALL

New Mexico State tight end Jackson Kaka (Kahuku ’10) had two catches for 36 yards, and defensive end David Niumatalolo (Kahuku ’05) had six tackles, including two for loss, a sack and a forced fumble for the Aggies in their 16-10 loss to UTEP.

» Utah freshman V.J. Fehoko (Farrington ’10) returned a fumble 57 yards for a touchdown in a 54-10 blowout of Brigham Young on Saturday. Defensive back Travis Uale (Kamehameha ’05) had four tackles and a pass breakup, and Graham Rowley (Waialua ’10) added a solo tackle for the Cougars.

» Notre Dame junior linebacker Manti Te’o (Punahou ’09) made a game-high 12 tackles for the Irish in a 31-13 win over Michigan State on Saturday.

» Washington defensive end Hau’oli Jamora (Kahuku ’10) had seven tackles and a quarterback hurry for the Huskies in a 51-38 loss to Nebraska on Saturday.

» Oregon sophomore linebacker Keloni Kamalani (Kamehameha-Maui ’09) finished with a career-high six tackles in a 56-7 win over Missouri State on Saturday.

» Arizona senior quarterback Bryson Beirne (Mid-Pacific ’07) went 4-for-6 for 43 yards off the bench in a 37-10 loss to Stanford on Saturday night. Defensive tackle Saneilia Fuimaono (Punahou ’10) added two tackles for the Wildcats.

» UNLV sophomore Sean Tesoro (Baldwin ’08) started at left guard, and junior linebacker John Lotulelei (Baldwin ’09) made a solo tackle in the Rebels’ 40-20 victory over Hawaii on Saturday.

» Idaho junior linebacker Conrad Scheidt (Kamehameha ’09) made seven tackles, and Kama Bailey (Damien ’08) had a 4-yard reception in a 37-7 loss to Texas A&M on Saturday.

» Southern Utah receiver Jared Ursua (Kealakehe ’04) had six receptions for 67 yards — hauling in touchdown passes of 3 and 24 yards — to help the Thunderbirds beat Texas-San Antonio 45-22 on Saturday.

» Pacific Lutheran safety Sean McFadden (Punahou ’10) had nine tackles, including one for loss, and an interception in a 28-17 loss to Cal Lutheran on Saturday.

» Connecticut fullback Mark Hinkley (Punahou ’08) started and had one reception for 8 yards in a 24-20 loss to Iowa State on Friday.

WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL

» Oregon State senior outside hitter Dre Shaw (Kamehameha-Maui ’08) posted a double-double with 13 kills and 15 digs and added two assists and an ace in a five-set win over Arizona State in the Beavers’ Pac-12 opener on Friday.

» Hofstra junior Kylee Maneja (Sacred Hearts ’09) had a match-high 14 digs and an assist, and freshman Kainoa Ocasek (University ’11) added five digs, two assists and a block assist in a sweep of Air Force on Saturday to finish 2-1 in the Aggie Invitational. Freshman Ayesha Hein (St. Andrew’s Priory ’10), a transfer from Hofstra, hit .450 with 10 kills, three blocks and two digs for the Falcons.

» Lewis & Clark junior Leia Matsunaga (Kamehameha ’09) finished with a match-high 16 digs and five assists in a three-set loss to Puget Sound on Friday. Freshman Brigitte Russo (Punahou ’11) added two kills, a solo block and an ace for the Pioneers.

» Regis (Colo.) University senior Cassidee Young (Kamehameha ’08) became the 20th Ranger ever to amass 1,000 digs in a career, finishing with 23 in a four-set victory over Fort Lewis on Saturday. Jaymee Kau (St. Andrew’s Priory ’10) and Maya Kirkeby (Pacific Buddhist ’11) added six digs each and Kau had three aces for the Rangers.

» Portland State sophomore outside hitter Kaeli Patton (Radford ’10) had 12 kills, seven digs and two aces in a loss to Idaho State in its Big Sky Conference opener on Saturday.

» Amherst (Mass.) junior Kristin Keeno (Punahou ’09) tallied a team-high 30 digs with two aces in a three-set loss to Trinity on Saturday.

» Whitworth (Wash.) senior Kaimi Rocha (Seabury Hall ’08) hit .306 with 15 kills, nine digs and five aces, and Ka’ipo Rocha (Seabury Hall) had eight kills and assisted on seven blocks to lead the Pirates to a three-set sweep of Pacific (Ore.) on Saturday. Sophomore Whitney Santos (Kamehameha-Maui ’09) added 10 digs for Whitworth, while senior Kelsy Takashima (Molokai ’08) had nine kills, six block assists and five digs to lead the Boxers. Keahi Braginsky-Ahloo (Leilehua ’10) added two kills and two digs, Jowell Guerreiro (Kalaheo ’11) had three digs and two block assists, and Mari Kondo (Mid-Pacific ’07) added five digs for Pacific.

» Western Oregon freshman LesLyne Satele (Punahou ’11) posted a double-double with 53 assists and 15 digs to go along with three block assists and three kills in a five-set loss to Western Washington on Saturday.

WOMEN’S SOCCER

» UNLV sophomore Courtney Botelho (Kamehameha ’10) was featured as the Rebel athlete of the week and backed it up with two assists in a 3-0 win over Hawaii on Sunday.

WOMEN’S GOLF

» Washington freshman Cyd Okino (Punahou ’11) shot a tournament-record 4-under 68 on Monday to take the lead after 36 holes and closed the WSU Cougar Cup with a 7-over 79 to finish in a tie for fifth place on Tuesday. Gonzaga freshman Alice Kim (University ’11) tied for 25th at 73–232, Portland State junior Britney Yada (Waiakea ’09) finished in a tie for 44th place at 21 over, and Oregon State senior Elyse Okada (Maui ’08) finished in a tie for 65th place at 30–246.

» Oregon freshman Cassy Isagawa (Baldwin ’11) fired a 1-under 71 during Tuesday’s second round of the Golfweek Conference Challenge to sit in a tie for sixth place heading into today’s final round. Tulsa junior Kristina Merkle (Moanalua ’09) jumped 51 places into a tie for 10th place after shooting 2 under. Notre Dame freshman Kelli Oride (Kauai ’11) is tied for 46th place after rounds of 79 and 78.

» Boise State junior Hayley Young (Mid-Pacific ’09) finished in a tie for first place after shooting an even-par 72 in a match against the College of Idaho on Friday. Young also posted a top-20 finish at the Circling Raven Collegiate Invitational last Tuesday.

» James Madison senior Nicole Sakamoto (Kalani ’08) was named the CAA Women’s Golfer of the Week last Wednesday after a second-place finish at the Golfweek Program Challenge. Sakamoto set a school record with a three-day total of 2-under 214, and her first-round 2-under 69 is tied for the third lowest in school history.

MEN’S GOLF

» San Francisco sophomore Alika Bell (Kamehameha ’10) finished in a tie for 42nd place at 13-over 229 at the Saint Mary’s Invitational on Tuesday after shooting rounds of 78, 75 and 76.

MEN’S WATER POLO

» Princeton sophomore goalkeeper Tyler Amina (Kamehameha ’10) started all three matches in the North-South Tournament over the weekend and made 11 saves in six quarters to help the Tigers finish 3-0.

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