Last weekend was a rough one for some of the top collegiate women’s basketball college players from Hawaii.

The seasons, and careers, of William & Mary forward Alex Masaquel (‘Iolani ‘13) and Alaska Anchorage point guard Kiki Robertson (Mid-Pacific ’13) came to tough and surprising ends.

Masaquel helped the Tribe to a program-best record of 20-11, but William & Mary was not selected to any postseason tournament after losing to No. 1 seed Elon University in the semifinals of the Colonial Athletic Association tournament.

Robertson started for the No. 1-seeded Seawolves, who were shocked in the NCAA Division II West Regional semifinals on Saturday by Simon Fraser.

Also, Whitman (Wash.) University’s duo of point guard Casey Poe (Kamehameha-Hawaii ’14) and forward Maegan Martin (Maryknoll ’15) had its season come to an end in the elite eight of the NCAA Division III Championships on Saturday.

Below is a look at each of the four players.

Alex Masaquel

William & Mary, 5-10, senior, forward

Masaquel finished with 11 points, a team-high five rebounds, an assist and a block in 33 minutes, but the Tribe were ousted by Elon 88-60 on Friday. Masaquel finished the season second on the team in scoring, averaging 11.7 points and a team-high 7.8 rebounds in 31.2 minutes while shooting 47.9 percent (162-for-338) from the field. She also had a team-high 57 steals for the Tribe.

Masaquel was twice named to the All-CAA second team and last week was also named to the All-CAA defensive team and All-CAA academic team. She is one of 18 players in school history to record 1,000 career points.

Kiki Robertson

Alaska Anchorage, 5-7, senior, point guard

Robertson played 26 minutes and tallied six points, seven assists, four rebounds and four steals in an 80-70 loss to Simon Fraser on Saturday. The No. 2-ranked team in NCAA Division II entering the tournament, the Seawolves finished the season 30-2 with their first loss in their last 27 games. Robertson, who averaged 8.6 points, 3.6 rebounds, 5.4 assists and 3.4 steals per game this season, ended her career No. 18 on the all-time NCAA Division II list with 700 career assists. Her 382 steals came up nine short of the top 25 in Division II history. She also set single-season school records this season with 109 steals and an 87.4 free-throw percentage.

Tuesday, Robertson was named to the D2CCA All-West Region second team after earning her second career Great Northwest Athletic Conference defensive player of the year award last week. She was one of two players to rank in the top 25 in the nation in steals, assists and assist-to-turnover ratio and wound up winning a school-record 118 games in her four-year career.

Casey Poe

Whitman, 5-8, junior, point guard

Poe finished with six points, four rebounds, a game-high four assists and four steals and a block before fouling out of a 65-48 loss to St. Thomas on Saturday. Poe finished the season second on the team averaging 11.0 points per game while leading the Blues with 123 assists. She also averaged 5.5 rebounds per game and shot 40.3 percent (116-for-288) from the field while averaging 29.1 minutes.

Poe has started 54 of the team’s 56 games over the past two seasons and was an All-Northwest Conference first team selection this season after making the second team last year.

Maegan Martin

Whitman, 5-9, sophomore, forward

Martin chipped in six points and two rebounds in 16 minutes off the bench against St. Thomas. Martin was eighth on the team averaging 13.3 minutes per game but still managed to finish fourth on the squad averaging 8.2 points to go along with 3.4 rebounds.

She was a reserve for all 31 games this season, but the team graduates two starters. Her 52.7 field-goal percentage was way ahead of any other player on the team to average double-digit minutes.

BASEBALL

>> Codie Paiva, Kamehameha ’15: The Loyola Marymount right-hander struck out four in two scoreless innings of two-hit ball to preserve a 4-0 win over Cal Poly on Friday.

>> Christian Donahue, ‘Iolani ’14: The Oregon State junior outfielder hit .333 (4-for-12) with two walks, a stolen base, five runs scored and three RBIs to help the Beavers sweep Ball State in a four-game series that ended Sunday. Oregon State is ranked in the top five of every major national poll and No. 1 by Collegiate Baseball.

>> KJ Harrison, Punahou ’14: The Oregon State junior first baseman finished 4-for-16 with four walks, a double, a home run and two stolen bases against Ball State.

>> Brent Sakurai, Mid-Pacific ’13: The New Mexico State second baseman finished 5-for-11 with a triple as the Aggies lost two of three to Utah over the weekend.

>> Tyler Yamaguchi, Mid-Pacific ’15: The Northern Colorado shortstop went 4-for-9 with a triple, a walk, four runs scored and an RBI in a doubleheader sweep of Nebraska-Omaha last Thursday.

>> Bo Coolen, Punahou ’14: The Ohio State first baseman finished 4-for-10 with a homer, four runs scored, three walks and three RBIs as the Buckeyes lost two of three to Florida Gulf Coast over the weekend.

>> Trey Kamachi, Kapolei ’12: The Dixie State center fielder finished 6-for-17 with two walks, a stolen base, five runs scored and an RBI to help the Storm win three of four against Concordia-Irvine over the weekend.

>> Tanner Nishioka, ‘Iolani ’13: The Pomona-Pitzer second baseman went 2-for-4 with a homer, two runs and three RBIs in a 10-8 loss to Ithaca in the Sagehens’ first game of the California Classic Tournament on Sunday.

>> Dustyn Cook, Mililani ’12: The Oklahoma Baptist shortstop finished 2-for-6 with a walk, four runs scored and an RBI to help the Bison sweep a doubleheader against Arkansas-Monticello on Monday.

>> Tanner Inouye, Moanalua ’16: The St. Martin’s (Wash.) freshman picked up the Saints’ only win of a four-game series against Montana State-Billings on Sunday, allowing two runs on four hits in 51⁄3 innings with two walks and two strikeouts in the 8-4 win. Inouye is 2-1 this season.

>> Micah McNicoll, Kamehameha ’16: The St. Martin’s (Wash.) freshman shortstop went 2-for-4 with an RBI in the win over MSU-Billings.

>> Austin Darmawan, ‘Iolani ’13: The Washington (Mo.) senior shortstop finished 3-for-5 with a double, two runs scored and a walk in a 10-8 win over St. Scholastica on Monday.

FOOTBALL

>> Hercules Mata’afa, Lahainaluna ’14: The Washington State sophomore was given the Leon Bender Award as WSU’s defensive lineman of the year at the Cougars’ annual banquet last Thursday. Mata’afa, who was named to the All-Pac-12 second team, made 47 tackles with a team-best 13.5 tackles for loss and five sacks.

WOMEN’S GOLF

>> Taylor Viquelia, Kauai ’13: The Southern Utah senior closed with a 1-over 73 to finish in a tie for 13th place at 7-over 223 at the BYU at Entrada Classic that ended Tuesday in St. George, Utah.

>> Rose Huang, ‘Iolani ’15: The Brigham Young sophomore tied for the second-lowest score in the final round of the BYU at Entrada Classic with a 2-under 70 to finish in a tie for 18th place at 9 over.

>> Ciera Min, Waiakea ’13: The Gonzaga senior finished in a tie for 23rd place at the BYU at Entrada Classic at 12 over after shooting rounds of 75, 77 and 76.

>> Aiko Leong, Punahou ’16: The BYU freshman finished in a tie for 37th place at 18 over at the BYU at Entrada Classic with rounds of 79, 76 and 79.

>> Kristin Le, Punahou ’14: The Santa Clara junior finished the Fresno State Classic with consecutive rounds of 1-over 73 to finish in a tie for ninth place at 7-over 223 in the tournament that ended Tuesday.

>> Mari Nishimura, Mililani ’16: The Nevada freshman closed with her best round, a 1-over 73, to finish in 20th place at 10 over in the Fresno State Classic.

>> Chloe Wong, ‘Iolani ’16: The Santa Clara freshman finished in a tie for 37th place at 16 over at the Fresno State Classic.

MEN’S GYMNASTICS

>> Josh Yee, Thompson Academy ’12: The Oklahoma redshirt senior scored a 14.150 on the pommel and a 14.3 on the high bars to help the Sooners post the NCAA’s highest score for the season in a win over Ohio State on Saturday.

WOMEN’S GYMNASTICS

>> Kristi Hayashida, Home school ’13: The Seattle Pacific senior scored a 9.7 on the floor exercise, a 9.650 on the beam and a 9.375 on the bars in a loss to Washington on Saturday.

MEN’S SOCCER

>> Weli Alamillo, Kamehameha ’14: The Pacific (Ore.) junior midfielder was named to the NSCAA NCAA Division III Men’s Scholar All-West Region team. Alamillo, who made the All-Northwest Conference first team as a junior with three goals and five assists, is also a two-time NWC scholar-athlete and a year ago was recognized as a second team Arthur Ashe Jr. Sports Scholar.

SOFTBALL

>> Kamalani Dung, Kamehameha ’15: The Fresno State sophomore pitcher went 2-1 in the Fresno State Invitational to improve to 11-4 for the season as the Bulldogs finished 4-1 overall. Dung allowed 25 hits and 10 earned runs in 201⁄3 innings with nine walks and 17 strikeouts.

>> Fahren Glackin, Kamehameha ’14: The New Mexico State junior utility player finished 4-for-12 with three walks, a double, two RBIs and a run scored as the Aggies finished 3-1 in the Rebel Classic over the weekend.

>> Haley Nakamura, Lahainaluna ’13: The New Mexico State senior went 4-for-11 with an RBI in the Rebel Classic.

>> Zoe Hernandez, Punahou ’14: The Cornell junior hit a walk-off, three-run homer for her first career round-tripper to give the Big Red an 8-7 win over Akron in the first game of a doubleheader on Sunday. Hernandez finished 3-for-6 with a double, a homer, four RBIs and two runs scored in the two games.

>> Chris Hipa, Kamehameha ’15: The Cal State Bakersfield third baseman finished 4-for-13 with a homer, two runs and three RBIs as the Roadrunners finished 1-4 in the CSUN/LMU Tournament that ended Sunday.

>> Roblynn Kami, Pearl City ’14: The Texas A&M International catcher singled, scored a run and had two RBIs in a doubleheader split against Newman University on Saturday.

>> Krystin Wong, Punahou ’15: The Columbia University sophomore shortstop finished 3-for-10 with a double and two RBIs as the Lions finished 1-2 in the Stetson Westin Invitational over the weekend.

>> Karly Macadangdang, Mililani ’14: The Sonoma State first baseman finished 5-for-11 with a double, triple, homer, two stolen bases, two RBIs and four runs scored to help the Seawolves win three of four against Cal State San Bernardino on Friday and Saturday.

WOMEN’S TENNIS

>> Alyssa Tobita, Mililani ’14: The Oregon junior and her partner knocked off the No. 26-ranked doubles team in a 4-3 upset of No. 25 Washington on Friday. Tobita, who lost her singles match against the Huskies in three sets, came back to sweep both her singles and doubles matches in a 4-0 win over Washington State on Saturday.

MEN’S VOLLEYBALL

>> Gabriel Vega, ‘Iolani ’12: The Stanford outside hitter hit .421 with a team-high 11 kills, two digs and an ace in a three-set loss to Hawaii on Friday and finished with seven kills, three digs and a block assist in another three-set loss to the Rainbow Warriors on Saturday.

>> Evan Enriques, KS-Hawaii ’14: The Stanford junior libero had 10 digs and eight assists in Friday’s loss to UH and seven digs and two assists on Saturday against the ’Bows.

>> Michael Fisher, Hawaii Baptist ’13: The UCLA senior hit .417 with six kills, two digs, a block assist and an ace in a sweep of Harvard on Saturday.

WOMEN’S WATER POLO

>> Courtney Overland, ‘Iolani ’15: The Macalester College sophomore was named the College Water Polo Association Division III defensive player of the week on Friday. Overland made 15 saves in three matches to help the Poets win three matches against Monmouth College last week.

———

Stats compiled by Billy Hull, Star-Advertiser. To submit an athlete for nomination, email: bhull@staradvertiser.com.