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    Radford receiver Jameson Pasigan hauls in a pass from quarterback Cody Lui-Yuen that resulted in a touchdown in the first quarter of the Radford vs Pac-5 football game.

LAS VEGAS » Authorities are identifying a swimmer whose body was recovered from a Colorado River reservoir as an 18-year-old who grew up in Hawaii before moving to Las Vegas.

The Clark County coroner reported Friday that Jameson Kawika Pasigan died Thursday afternoon near Nelson’s Landing, a popular Lake Mohave cliff jumping site,

The coroner says a ruling on the cause and manner of Pasigan’s death will take several weeks, pending toxicology test results.

Las Vegas police divers recovered Pasigan’s body after friends reported him missing beneath choppy waves a little before 4 p.m.

Lake Mead National Recreation Area officials say Pasigan was swimming across Morning Star Cove with a friend when winds kicked up to about 20 mph and waves reached 1 foot high.

Officials say Pasigan wasn’t wearing a life jacket.

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