Aiva Arquette (Saint Louis), Washington: Had three hits in an 11-2 win over Portland to kick off a big week with seven hits in four games and run his hitting streak to 13 games. He hit a leadoff home run to begin the series at Utah and also stole a base, the first time this season he homered and stole a base in the same contest. Read more
Aiva Arquette (Saint Louis), Washington: Ran his hitting streak to 10 with four hits in a three-game series with UCLA. He scored three runs as the leadoff man for the Huskies and has scored at least one run in seven straight games. Read more
Wehiwa Aloy (Baldwin), Arkansas: Hit the game-winning home run to start a series sweep of Mississippi and hit his team-leading eighth dinger the next day to clinch it. Read more
Alohi Arecchi (Damien), St. Martin’s: Drove in three runs on two hits in a 6-1 victory over Pacific Lutheran. Hitting second in the order, he drove in Hunter Sasaki (Leilehua) twice after the former Mule walked twice, was hit by a pitch and scored three times. Arecchi, who is hitting .176, had his first multiple-hit game since Feb. 10. Read more
Jacob Hinderleider (‘Iolani), Clemson: Had eight hits in four games over the past week, scoring five runs and driving in seven as the Tigers went 4-0, though he did make his first three errors of the season — one at shortstop and two at first base. Read more
Aiva Arquette (Saint Louis), Washington: Extended his hitting streak to 11 with five hits in a series win at Texas, scoring four runs and raising his batting average to .308 from .105 when he started the streak. Read more
Aiva Arquette (Saint Louis), Washington: Had five hits in a three-game series against Santa Clara, walking four times. He scored two runs and drove in four. Read more
Kahiau Bruhn (Kamehameha), Willamette: Scored 10 points with five rebounds in a 94-83 win over George Fox and then had 11 points and six rebounds in a 78-76 win over Lewis & Clark a night later. He played only 29 minutes in the two games but scored in double figures in successive contests for the first time since December. Read more
Kahiau Bruhn (Kamehameha), Willamette: Scored 10 points and pulled down seven rebounds in a 78-77 win over George Fox. Read more
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Brandon Chung (Hawaii School for the Deaf and the Blind), Gallaudet: Missed only a single shot (5-for-6 from the field and 6-for-6 from the free-throw line) and scored 16 points in a 67-65 loss to St. Mary’s of Maryland. Read more
Jordan Botelho (Saint Louis), Notre Dame: Was named the Lineman of the Game for the Sun Bowl, collecting five tackles and a sack in the win over Oregon State. Read more
Brody Bantolina (‘Iolani), Pacific: The sophomore running back led his conference with 895 rushing yards and nine touchdowns for the Boxers, earning a spot on the Northwest Conference first team. Read more
Darius Muasau (Mililani), UCLA: Had only two tackles in the win over Washington State, but it was a big one, a sack of Cameron Ward for 9 yards the last time the Cougars had the ball. He had a person foul and a delay of game penalty in the first half. He has six tackles for loss this season, doubling his output from last year. Read more
College volleyball coaches really dig Hawaii’s development of defensive skills. Read more
Even in their ultimate time of need, Momoko and Alex Bianco put their son’s football career first. Read more
Wehiwa Aloy, Baldwin ’22: The Sacramento State shortstop was named the Western Athletic Conference Freshman of the Year on Monday. Read more
For now, the trophy sits on a dresser. At some point, Avery Kageyama hopes to feature it a bit differently in the apartment she just moved into in the heart of Portland, Ore. Read more
Six of the 64 teams selected to the NCAA Division I Softball Championship on Sunday will include a player who graduated from high school in Hawaii. Read more
Ryson Ujimori, Aiea ’22: The UC San Diego freshman second baseman hit the first two home runs of his career and scored three times in an 11-2 win over Cal State Fullerton on Saturday. Read more
Caleb Lomavita, Saint Louis ’21: The California sophomore catcher finished 5-for-16 with two doubles, two homers and three runs scored in a three-game sweep of UCLA over the weekend. Read more
The top two baseball teams in the Pac-12 that played over the weekend at Phoenix Municipal Stadium — Stanford and Arizona State — are two programs that were just as close competitors in the recruitment of Saint Louis graduate Nu‘u Contrades. Read more
