HPU women’s basketball wins on the road

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Samantha Lambrigtsen scored 21 points and Breanna Mackenzie finished with 20 points and 10 rebounds as the Hawaii Pacific women’s basketball team defeated Fresno Pacific 79-72 on Friday in Fresno, Calif.

Amy Baum added 18 points for the Sharks (8-5, 6-1 PacWest) as the trio combined to go 21-for-36 from the field. HPU and Dominican are tied for second in the conference standings, a half-game behind Azusa Pacific.

Jessica Malazarte scored 21 points for the Sunbirds (10-4, 6-2), who suffered their first home loss of the season.

>> Allie Navarette finished with 20 points and 14 rebounds, but Hawaii Hilo lost to Academy of Art 64-52 in San Francisco.

Sara Shimizu added 10 points for the Vulcans (4-7, 1-6 PacWest), who led 30-28 at halftime.

Lily Perkins scored 20 points for the Urban Knights (2-8, 1-6).

UHH men’s hoops beats Academy of Art

Jordan Graves scored 18 points and Kupaa Harrison added 15 as the Hawaii Hilo men’s basketball team beat Academy of Art 83-72 on Friday in San Francisco.

Denhym Brooke added 13 points and Jalen Thompson, Larry Bush and James Griffin each added 12 for the Vulcans (6-5, 4-3 PacWest), who were 28-for-51 from the field and 20-for-23 from the free-throw line.

Andrija Blatancic scored 31 points for the Urban Knights (3-9, 3-4).

>> Jonathan Janssen finished with 15 points and 12 rebounds, but Hawaii Pacific lost to Fresno Pacific 71-52 in Fresno, Calif.

Ronald Blain added 13 points for the Sharks (4-8, 1-6 PacWest).

Adrian Antunez scored 18 points and Nate Kendricks added 17 for the Sunbirds (6-7, 3-5), who finished the game with a 21-6 run.

UH men’s divers finish first and second

The University of Hawaii’s Max Burman and Grant Newcombe finished 1-2 in the men’s 1-meter diving event at the Wally Nakamoto Diving Invite on Friday at the Duke Kahanamoku Aquatic Complex.

Burman scored a 302.45 and Newcombe posted a 298.95 in the 15-competitor field.

In the women’s 3-meter event, the Rainbow Wahine’s Jami Stone placed fifth with a 264.25. Nebraska’s Abigail Knapton scored a 319.30 to best the 16 other competitors.