BASEBALL

Lenik, Kamachi cited

Hawaii Pacific junior right fielder Kevin Lenik was named the PacWest player of the week and Dixie State freshman center fielder Trey Kamachi, a Kapolei High grad, the newcomer of the week Monday.

Lenik batted .520 (13-for-25) with six extra-base hits, including three home runs, seven runs scored and 11 RBI in eight games for the Sea Warriors. He started off the week in dramatic fashion, hitting a pinch-hit solo home run in the bottom of the 11th inning to give HPU a 6-5 series-opening win over No. 19 Cal Baptist.

In the first game of another doubleheader with CBU the next day, he hit a three-run homer in the bottom of the ninth to tie the score, as HPU went on to win it in the 10th inning, 8-7. Lenik capped off his week by hitting for the cycle and driving in three runs in a 10-3 win over Point Loma.

Kamachi helped the Red Storm go 7-1 last week, batting .467 (14-for-30) with five extra-base hits and nine RBIs.

Kamachi was 3-for-6 with a double, a triple, three runs and three RBI in the series finale against Academy of Art. In the four-game series against Holy Names, he collected seven hits, four walks and seven runs scored.

SOFTBALL

Seasiders run winning streak to 7

The Brigham Young-Hawaii softball team eked out a pair of one-run nonconference victories against Lubbock Christian Monday to extend its winning streak to seven.

The Seasiders (9-13) defeated the Lady Chaps (16-5) 3-2 and 7-6 at the BYUH field. The Seasiders had lost their past 19 meetings with LCU.

In the opener, BYUH scored all its runs in the second without a hit, taking advantage of two hit batters and an LCU throwing error. Taylor Alvarez (2-8) picked up the win and Keegan Hanny earned her second save.

In the nightcap, the Lady Chaps scored all their runs in the fourth for a 6-5 lead. The Seasiders answered in the bottom of the inning, taking the lead for good on Kalynn Latu’s two-run double down the left-field line.

Weekly honors to Greene, Hawkins

Hawaii Hilo’s Emily Greene was named the PacWest player of the week and BYU-Hawaii’s Gabby Hawkins the pitcher of the week Monday.

Green, a junior first baseman, hit .583 (7-for-12) with four extra-base hits, four runs scored and a conference-leading 11 RBIs. She was 5-for-7 with nine RBIs in the Vulcans’ doubleheader split against Academy of Art, including a three-run homer and a grand slam.

Hawkins, a senior right-hander, has helped the Seasiders to five straight wins. She had four victories last week with three complete games and a win in relief, allowing four earned runs with 24 strikeouts against Dominican, Upper Iowa and a doubleheader against Chaminade.

ACRO-TUMBLING

HPU wins first meet

Hawaii Pacific’s acrobatic and tumbling team won its first dual competition Saturday, defeating Alderson Broadus in a tri-meet hosted by Oregon in Eugene, Ore.

The Sea Warriors (1-3) took five of six events against the Battlers (2-4) to win 270.72 to 258.38. Three-time defending national champion Oregon (5-0) won the meet with a 283.10, stretching the Ducks’ win streak to 26.

PACWEST RESULTS

BASKETBALL
Men
NCAA II West Regional
At San Bernardino, Calif.
Friday
Quarterfinal
CSU San Bernardino 79, Chaminade 78

BASEBALL
Last week
Hawaii Hilo 4, Point Loma 3
Hawaii Pacific 6, Cal Baptist 5 (1st, 11)
Cal Baptist 7, Hawaii Pacific 2 (2nd)
Hawaii Hilo 2, Point Loma 0 (1st)
Hawaii Hilo 4, Point Loma 1 (2nd)
Hawaii Pacific 8, Cal Baptist 7 (1st)
Cal Baptist 3, Hawaii Pacific 1 (2nd)
Point Loma 8, Hawaii Hilo 4
Point Loma 9, Hawaii Pacific 8 (1st)
Hawaii Pacific 21, Point Loma 4 (2nd)
Hawaii Hilo 11, Cal Baptist 4 (1st)
Cal Baptist 15, Hawaii Hilo 4 (2nd)
Hawaii Pacific 10, Point Loma 3 (1st)
Hawaii Pacific 6, Point Loma 4 (2nd)
Hawaii Hilo 6, Cal Baptist 4 (1st)
Cal Baptist 6, Hawaii Hilo 5 (2nd)

SOFTBALL
Monday
Nonconference
BYU-Hawaii 3, Lubbock Christian 2 (1st)
BYU-Hawaii 7, Lubbock Christian 6 (2nd)
Last week
PacWest
Dominican 1, BYU-Hawaii 0 (1st)
Dominican 9, BYU-Hawaii 1 (2nd, 8)
Dominican 7, BYU-Hawaii 3 (1st)
BYU-Hawaii 4, Dominican 2 (2nd)
Academy of Art 10, Hawaii Hilo 8 (1st)
Hawaii Hilo 8, Academy of Art 4 (2nd)
Dominican 2, Chaminade 1 (1st)
Chaminade 15, Dominican 5 (2nd, 5)
Hawaii Hilo 8, Dominican 0 (1st, 6)
Hawaii Hilo 9, Dominican 1 (2nd, 5)
BYU-Hawaii 3, Chaminade 1 (1st)
BYU-Hawaii 7, Chaminade 1 (2nd)
Hawaii Pacific 12, Academy of Art 3 (1st)
Hawaii Pacific 5, Academy of Art 0 (2nd)
Hawaii Pacific 7, Academy of Art 2 (1st)
Academy of Art 4, Hawaii Pacific 3 (2nd)
Nonconference
Upper Iowa 3, Chaminade 0 (1st)
Chaminade 3, Upper Iowa 0 (2nd)
Upper Iowa 6, Hawaii Pacific 5 (1st, 14)
Upper Iowa 3, Hawaii Pacific 1 (2nd)
BYU-Hawaii 2, Upper Iowa 0 (1st)
BYU-Hawaii 2, Upper Iowa 1 (2nd)

TENNIS
Women
Monday
No. 2 BYU-Hawaii 8, Chaminade 1
No. 4 HPU 7, No. 14 Fresno Pacific 2
Last week
No. 2 BYU-Hawaii 9, Hawaii Hilo 0
Holy Names 5, Hawaii Hilo 4
Holy Names 6, Chaminade 3
No. 2 No. 2 BYU-Hawaii 9, Hawaii Hilo 0
BYU-Hawaii 9, Holy Names 0
No. 4 HPU 8, No. 22 Cal State LA 1
No. 4 HPU 7, No. 17 UC San Diego 2
Men
Monday
No. 5 Hawaii Pacific 8, Fresno Pacific 1
Last week
BYU-Hawaii 9, Hawaii Hilo 0
Holy Names 8, Hawaii Hilo 1
BYU-Hawaii 6, Holy Names 3
No. 5 Hawaii Pacific 7, Azusa Pacific 2
No. 5 HPU 7, No. 12 UC San Diego 2