Hawaii Grown Report

Haina joins elite group

Cal State Northridge’s five-set victory over UC Davis on Sunday was highlighted by the 1,000th career kill for ‘Iolani alumna Mahina Haina.

Haina, a 5-foot-11 outside hitter, put down 15 kills, becoming the ninth Matador to reach the 1,000-kill career milestone.

The 2010 ‘Iolani grad is a two-time All-Big West honorable mention pick and had played in 71 consecutive matches and 266 straight sets before missing the final set against Coppin State on Sept. 19. She sat out the next game the following morning before returning later that day to put down a season-high 17 kills in a four-set loss to current No. 1 Washington.

The Matadors are 11-3 overall heading into a weekend road trip at UC Riverside and Cal State Fullerton.

ILH rivals team up in win

On the same day No. 1 Punahou blew out ‘Iolani 56-0 in a local high school football game, alumni from both schools combined to help deliver the Washington (Mo.) Bears a big win.

Starting defensive backs Andrew Skalman (‘Iolani ’10) and Quincy Marting (Punahou ’12) combined to make 20 tackles in Washington’s 31-14 victory over Centre College on Saturday at Francis Field in St. Louis.

Skalman, named to the D3Football.com team of the week last week, had a career-high 11 tackles, including one for loss. He also recorded his ninth career interception to help hand Centre College its first loss.

Marting added a career-high nine tackles and broke up a pass.

Skalman’s interception came midway through the second quarter, leading to a Bears touchdown to push Washington’s lead to 17-7.

Skalman is third on the team with 24 tackles and tied for the team lead with three interceptions. Marting has made 16 tackles, 14 of them solo stops.

AROUND THE NATION

Football

» Marcus Mariota, Saint Louis ’11: The Oregon quarterback threw for two touchdowns and ran for another in a 55-16 win over California on Saturday. Mariota was 11-for-25 for 114 yards and rushed for 33 yards on six carries.

» DeForest Buckner, Punahou ’12: The Oregon defensive end assisted on three tackles, including one for a sack, forced a fumble and recovered a fumble against Cal.

» Isaac Ava, Saint Louis ’10: The Oregon linebacker made two tackles against the Golden Bears.

» Hau’oli Kikaha, Kahuku ’10: The Washington junior defensive lineman made four tackles in a 31-13 win over Arizona on Saturday to give the Huskies their first 4-0 start since 2001.

» Taylor Taliulu, Kamehameha ’12: The Washington State safety made seven tackles in a 55-10 loss to Stanford on Saturday.

» Cyrus Coen, Pearl City ’11: The Washington State linebacker made three solo stops against the Cardinal.

» Kona Schwenke, Kahuku ’10: The Notre Dame defensive lineman made two tackles in a 35-21 loss to Oklahoma on Saturday.

» Mana Rosa, Baldwin ’09: The Oregon State defensive tackle had three tackles in a 44-17 win over Colorado on Saturday.

» Devon Kell, Hilo ’09: The Oregon State defensive lineman assisted on three tackles against the Buffaloes.

» Juda Parker, Saint Louis ’11: The Colorado defensive lineman assisted on a tackle and recovered a fumble against Oregon State.

» Solomon Dixon, McKinley ’11: The Idaho defensive back made six solo tackles and broke up two passes in a 26-24 win over Tempe on Saturday.

» Brian Suite, Punahou ’10: The Utah State safety made six tackles in a 40-12 win over San Jose State on Friday.

» Peni Vea, Kealakehe ’11: The UNLV defensive back made a game-high 12 tackles in a 56-42 win over New Mexico on Saturday.

» Maika Mataele, Kamehameha ’09: The UNLV receiver made two catches for 40 yards against the Lobos.

» Kawehena Johnson, Kahuku ’13: The New Mexico State defensive back made four tackles in a 26-16 loss to San Diego State on Saturday.

» Wave Ryder, Kamehameha ’10: The Navy safety made three tackles in a 19-7 loss to Western Kentucky on Saturday.

» Tonga Takai, Damien ’10: The Montana defensive tackle made six tackles in a 34-16 loss to Northern Arizona on Saturday.

» Kolu Buck, Punahou ’10: The Yale defensive end made two solo tackles in a 38-23 win over Cornell on Saturday.

» Max Ma’afala-Maiava, Aiea ’12: The St. Francis (Pa.) linebacker made six tackles and recorded a sack in a 38-20 loss to Fordham on Saturday.

» Asalemo Fruean, Waipahu ’09: The St. Francis (Pa.) senior had four tackles, two quarterback hurries and half a sack against Fordham.

» Semo Sila, Farrington ’12: The St. Francis (Pa.) sophomore had three tackles and a sack against Fordham.

» Justin Tago Su’e, Campbell ’13: The Minnesota Crookston freshman caught five passes for 26 yards and returned two kickoffs for 37 yards in a 52-7 loss to Sioux Falls on Saturday.

» Sean McFadden, Punahou ’10: The Pacific Lutheran defensive back had a game-high 12 tackles and broke up a pass in a 21-19 win over Wisconsin-Eau Claire on Saturday.

» Geoffrey Miller, Punahou ’10: The Cornell (Iowa) College senior linebacker had a game-high 15 tackles and broke up a pass in a 23-20 win over Monmouth College on Saturday.

» Patrick O’Neill, Punahou ’11: The Brown junior cornerback made four tackles, three solo, in a 41-23 loss to Harvard on Saturday.

Women’s volleyball

» Shannan McCready, Punahou ’11: The Arizona State junior tallied seven digs and an ace in a three-set loss to Stanford on Saturday.

» Chelsea Hardin, ‘Iolani ’09: The Cal Poly outside hitter put away 14 kills and hit .414 in a three-set win over UC Irvine on Friday. She followed up with a 15-kill performance in a sweep over Long Beach State on Saturday.

» Carly Kan, Punahou ’13: The Missouri outside hitter hit .706 with 13 kills in 17 swings and added five assists, four digs and an ace in a three-game sweep of South Carolina on Friday.

» Loxley Keala, ‘Iolani ’13: The Missouri libero had four digs, an assist and an ace against the Gamecocks.

» Chelsea Wilson, Campbell ’10: The George Fox (Ore.) libero posted a team-high 18 digs in a five-set win over Whitman on Saturday. Wilson also recorded a match-high 30 digs in a five-set loss to Whitworth (Wash.) on Friday.

» Whitney Santos, Kamehameha-Maui ’09: The Whitworth (Wash.) libero picked up 21 digs in the win over George Fox (Ore.). Santos added 12 digs and three assists in a three-set win over Pacific (Ore.) on Saturday.

» Kylee Oshiro, Moanalua ’11: The Pacific (Ore.) libero had nine digs and an assist in the loss to Whitworth (Wash.).

» Ali Santi, Punahou ’11: The Santa Barbara setter posted 15 assists and five digs in a three-set win over UC Irvine on Saturday. She finished with 12 assists in a five-set loss to Long Beach State on Friday.

» Taylor Akana, Kamehameha ’10: The Siena College senior pounded 20 kills with nine digs and a service ace in a five-set win over Canisius on Sunday. Akana added eight kills in a three-set sweep over Niagara on Saturday.

» Bobbi Lin Kalama, Kamehameha-Maui ’13: The Siena defensive specialist had a match-high 16 digs in the Canisius win and another match high of 27 digs in the victory against Niagara.

» Kaulana Ane, Kamehameha-Maui ’11: The New Haven (Conn.) setter had 21 assists and 15 digs in a three-set sweep of Assumption on Friday.

» Kea-Marie Olaso, Le Jardin ’12: The New Haven (Conn.) libero had a game-high 20 digs, two aces and two assists against Assumption.

Men’s soccer

» Quintin Love, Punahou ’12: The Pacific (Ore.) sophomore had one assist in a 4-1 loss to Whitworth on Sunday.

» Julian Juarez, Punahou ’12: The Willamette (Ore.) goalkeeper had one save in a 4-1 loss to Puget Sound on Saturday.

Women’s soccer

» Tani Costa, Kalani ’09: The Penn State senior forward scored her fourth goal of the season, taking three of the team’s 10 shots on goal in a 4-1 victory over Indiana on Sunday to complete a perfect 8-0 record in the month of September.

» Dempsey Banks, Punahou ’13: The Cornell freshman scored a goal in her first Ivy League game to help the Big Red defeat Columbia 2-0 on Friday.

» Courtney Botelho, Kamehameha ’10: The UNLV senior midfielder assisted on the Rebels’ only goal in a

2-1 loss to Utah State on Sunday.

» Geena Fong, Maryknoll ’11: The Lewis & Clark goalkeeper made six saves, but got no help offensively in a 1-0 loss to Pacific Lutheran on Saturday.

Women’s golf

» Kacie Komoto, Punahou ’13: The Northwestern freshman finished her final round on Tuesday with birdies on two of the final holes to finish at 8-over 221 in a tie for 29th place at the Windy City Collegiate Classic.

Men’s cross country

» Pierce Murphy, Island Pacific ’11: The Colorado sophomore finished fourth in the men’s 5.8-kilometer race with a time of 25 minutes, 42 seconds at the Rocky Mountain Shootout on Saturday.

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Compiled by the Star-Advertiser’s Billy Hull. To submit a collegiate athlete for publication, email bhull@staradvertiser.com.