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Tabuyo doubles up in win

Jeremy Tabuyo enjoyed his first collegiate touchdown so much, he quickly did it again.

The Texas A&M receiver found the end zone for the first time on a 30-yard touchdown pass in the first quarter of a 58-6 win over SMU on Saturday and added a 50-yard touchdown midway through the third quarter.

Tabuyo’s only two catches went for scores as he totaled 80 yards in his biggest collegiate game to date.

The 2013 Saint Louis alumnus did not redshirt with the Aggies last season and caught five balls for 21 yards in mostly mop-up duty, playing in six games as a freshman.

"I thought it was pretty big for me just to get my confidence up. Today was a big day for me," Tabuyo said after the game. "My routes were just short routes and I did what I did — just run after the catch."

Tabuyo has played in all four games for the undefeated sixth-ranked Aggies but had only one catch before his two touchdowns against the Mustangs.

Hawaii duo lead UOP to historic win

For the first time in 28 years, the University of the Pacific in California fielded a men’s soccer team this season.

It took eight games, but the Tigers finally earned their first victory on Sunday with two local players playing key roles.

Junior midfielder Kalei Gallarde, a 2012 Kapolei graduate, scored the game-winner in the 80th minute to give the Tigers a 2-1 victory over Cal Poly.

The Mustangs were 5-0-1 in their past six games but were upset despite outshooting the Tigers 21-12.

Pacific goalkeeper Josh Adachi, who graduated from ‘Iolani earlier this year, gave up a goal in the fifth minute but bounced back to make eight saves to keep Pacific in it.

The Tigers bounced back to tie it and Gallarde put it away with a bullet shot from the angle that went off the goalkeeper’s hands into the net for the Tigers’ first lead in any game this season.

Pa’akaula shares top honors

Towson (Md.) University junior Haley Pa’akaula was named one of two Colonial Athletic Association offensive players of the week on Monday the league announced.

Pa’akaula helped the 13-1 Tigers win four matches over the weekend, totaling 47 kills, 31 digs, eight blocks, seven assists and six aces.

She was named the most valuable player in the Tiger Invitational after finishing the tournament with a team-high 18 kills, five digs, three blocks and an ace against St. John’s.

"Haley has become an effective six rotational outside for us," Towson head coach Don Metil said in the release. "She now gives us options throughout our rotations."

Pa’akaula is currently fifth in the CAA in both kills per set (3.47 and aces per set (0.42).

Fujimoto recognized for her defense

Grinnell (Iowa) College senior Lindsay Fujimoto was named the Midwest Conference defensive performer of the week on Tuesday.

Fujimoto, a 2011 St. Andrew’s Priory graduate, averaged 5.85 digs per set in the St. Catherine Tournament last weekend.

She had a season-high 31 digs in a four-set loss to St. Olaf to finish the tournament on Saturday.

Voted a team captain this season, Fujimoto now has 1,036 digs in her Pioneer career, ranking her 10th in program history.

AROUND THE NATION

MEN’S CROSS COUNTRY

» Justin Higa, ‘Iolani ’11: The Puget Sound senior set a personal record with a time of 26 minutes, 15 seconds to place 46th in the men’s 8k run at the Sundodger Invitational on Saturday.

» Andrew Langtry, St. Joseph ’13: The Loggers sophomore crossed the finish line in a personal-best time of 27:10 at the Sundodger Invitational to place 111th.

WOMEN’S CROSS COUNTRY

» Sophie Curatilo, Moanalua ’11: The Seattle U. senior finished 17th in the women’s 6k race with a time of 21:44 at the Sundodger Invitational on Saturday.

FOOTBALL

» Marcus Mariota, Saint Louis ’11: The Oregon quarterback threw for 329 yards and five touchdowns, including the game winner with 5:33 remaining to give the Ducks a 38-31 win over Washington State on Saturday. Mariota, who was sacked seven times, completed 21 of his 25 attempts and rushed for 58 yards on 13 carries. He had a 54-yard run nullified by penalty.

» DeForest Buckner, Punahou ’12: The Oregon defensive lineman had three tackles and forced a fumble against the Cougars.

» Cyrus Coen, Pearl City ’11: The Washington State linebacker had nine tackles, with two for a loss against the Ducks.

» Taylor Taliulu, Kamehameha ’12: The Cougars safety made six tackles against Oregon.

» Hau’oli Kikaha, Kahuku ’10: The Washington linebacker had two tackles for loss and a sack in a 45-14 win over Georgia State on Saturday. Kikaha currently ranks second in the FBS with six sacks and fourth with seven and a half tackles for loss.

» Kawe Johnson, Kahuku ’13: The New Mexico State defensive back tied a career-high with 12 tackles and forced a fumble in a 38-35 loss to New Mexico on Saturday.

» Kalei Auelua, Saint Louis ’12: The Aggies defensive end had three tackles, including one for a loss, against the Lobos.

» Kamalei Correa, Saint Louis ’13: The Boise State linebacker made a team-high seven tackles in a 34-9 win over Louisiana-Lafayette on Saturday.

» Russell Siavii, Leilehua ’12: The Idaho safety made seven tackles and broke up a pass in a 36-24 loss to Ohio on Saturday.

» Graham Rowley, Waialua ’10: The Brigham Young defensive lineman made three tackles in a 41-33 win over Virginia on Saturday.

» Maika Mataele, Kamehameha ’09: The UNLV receiver had three receptions for 40 yards in a 47-14 loss to Houston on Saturday.

» Tau Lotulelei, Maui ’12: The Rebels linebacker made six tackles against the Cougars.

» Peni Vea, Kealakehe ’11: The UNLV defensive back also had six tackles against Houston.

» Asten Koki, Roosevelt ’11: The UNLV senior defensive lineman earned significant playing time and made a career-high three tackles against Houston.

» Shaydon Kehano, Castle ’10: The Weber State receiver caught 12 balls for a career-high 122 yards and two touchdowns in a 35-20 loss to Stephen F. Austin on Saturday. Kehano became the 23rd player in school history with 100 career receptions.

» Jesse Correa, Saint Louis ’12: The Western Oregon kicker booted the game-winning 32-yard field goal with 42 seconds remaining to give the Wolves a 36-34 win over Central Washington on Saturday.

» Kamakana Apelu, Aiea ’13: The WOU receiver caught a 19-yard touchdown pass in the first quarter and finished with four receptions for 49 yards against Central Washington.

» Warner Shaw, Kamehameha-Hawaii ’12: The Pacific (Ore.) quarterback was 28-for-40 for 244 yards and rushed for 43 yards but was intercepted four times in a 16-10 loss to Dubuque on Saturday.

» Kamana Pimental, Saint Louis ’12: The Boxers running back scored on a 20-yard touchdown run and carried the ball eight times for 39 yards and had two receptions for 20 yards in the loss to Dubuque.

» Chase Rogers, Lahainaluna ’11: The Pacific (Ore.) safety had a team-high six tackles against Dubuque.

» Trey Kodama, Kamehameha ’12: The Boxers linebacker had five tackles against Dubuque.

» Trent Sitar, Punahou ’14: The Trinity (Texas) freshman earned a start at wide receiver in his third collegiate game and had one reception for 19 yards in a 14-6 win over Sul Ross State on Saturday.

WOMEN’S GOLF

» Marissa Chow, ‘Iolani ’12: The Pepperdine junior fired a 2-under-par 70 in Tuesday’s second round of the Golfweek Conference Challenge to jump 12 spots into a tie for first heading into Wednesday’s final round. Chow is 1 under for the tournament after firing a 73 on Monday.

» Alina Ching, Punahou ’11: The Waves senior had a share of the first-round lead after shooting an opening 4-under 68 but dropped into a tie sixth place at 2 over after a 78 on Tuesday at the Golfweek Conference Championship.

MEN’S SOCCER

» Andrew Tanaka, Pearl City ’14: The Pacific (Ore.) freshman scored his first collegiate goal in the second half of a 3-1 loss to Pacific Lutheran on Sunday.

» Elan Yogi, Mililani ’13: The Boxers’ sophomore assisted on the goal by Tanaka against the Lutes.

WOMEN’S SOCCER

» Caprice Dydasco, Kamehameha ’11: The UCLA senior assisted on a goal in a 1- 0 win over Texas on Friday. Dydasco has started all nine games in the back row for the Bruins, who have given up only three goals. UCLA was ranked No. 3 in the first NCAA RPI rankings that came out on Tuesday.

» Ally Holtz, Punahou ’11: The Pepperdine senior scored the first goal in a 2-0 win over Boise State on Friday. The Waves, 8-1-1 overall, are ranked No. 7 in the RPI.

WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL

» Keaupono Fey, Punahou ’14: The Winthrop (S.C.) freshman middle was named to the Deacon Classic all-tournament team on Saturday after the Eagles went 3-0 to win the tourney. Fey had five block assists, two solo blocks, four kills and two digs in a four-set upset of host Wake Forest on Friday in her first collegiate game. She finished the tournament with 17 kills, 10 block assists and four assists.

» Ali Santi, Punahou ’11: The UC Santa Barbara senior totaled 41 assists, 16 digs and two aces in two victories over the weekend as the Gauchos closed their nonconference schedule with a sweep of Santa Clara on Friday and a four-set win over Northern Illinois on Saturday.

» Julia Lau, Punahou ’13: The Dartmouth sophomore totaled 47 digs, five assists and an ace in three matches of the Seton Hall Classic over the weekend as the Big Green finished 2-1.

» Faith Ma’afala, Kamehameha ’14: The Southern Utah setter had a match-high 47 assists, 30 digs, six block assists and four aces in a four-set win over Grand Canyon last Wednesday.

» Remo Gaogao, Punahou ’14: The Thunderbirds’ outside hitter posted a double-double with 15 kills, 12 digs, two blocks and an assist in the win over Grand Canyon.

» Alexa Dowdell, Maryknoll ’13: The Willamette (Ore.) sophomore hit .261 and tied for a team-high with eight kills, 11 digs, three block assists and two aces in a sweep of Lewis & Clark on Friday.

» Alida Holt, Roosevelt ’13: The Bearcats outside hitter also tied for a team high in kills with eight and added four digs in the win over the Pioneers.

» Taylor Lum, Maryknoll ’13: The Willamette (Ore.) sophomore had seven block assists and four kills against Lewis & Clark.

» Macy Hayashi, Waiakea ’12: The Bearcats junior added two kills and five digs against the Pioneers.

» Alexe Navarro, Mid-Pacific ’13: The Lewis & Clark defensive specialist had a match-high 25 digs and an ace against the Bearcats.

» Brigitte Russo, Punahou ’11: The Pioneers senior added five kills and two block assists against Lewis & Clark.

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