No surprise here: the UH-Hilo women’s soccer team’s match went into overtime. ADVERTISING No surprise here: the UH-Hilo women’s soccer team’s match went into overtime. The Vulcans and BYU-Hawaii exchanged goals in the second half Saturday during a 1-1 draw
No surprise here: the UH-Hilo women’s soccer team’s match went into overtime.
The Vulcans and BYU-Hawaii exchanged goals in the second half Saturday during a 1-1 draw in Laie, Oahu, UH-Hilo’s fifth consecutive match to extend beyond regulation, dating back to the last season.
Vulcans goalkeeper Jenna Hufford allowed her first goal of the season on a penalty kick in the 69th minute. Less than eight minutes earlier, Kahri Golden gave the Vulcans the lead, rattling a shot in off the crossbar from 30 yards out.
Just three matches into the season, UH-Hilo (1-0-2) is well on its way to surpassing its six draws from last season.
The Sea Warriors (0-2-1) held a 15-11 advantage in shots.
UH-Hilo put three shots on frame.
In addition to Golden, freshmen Danika Steele and Tiera Arakawa, who scored the game-winner in OT on Thursday, had the others.
In the men’s match, Besser Davila scored in the first half and Pawel Dregan tacked on a goal on a penalty kick in the second half as BYU-Hawaii blanked the Vulcans 2-0.
Those were the only two shots of the match for the Sea Warriors (2-2).
UH-Hilo (1-3) has been held scoreless in three of four matches.
The men and women open Pacific West Conference play next Saturday at home against Notre Dame de Namur.
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UH-Hilo sophomore James Coon carded a 2-over 73 and finished tied for fifth at the St. Martin’s Invitational in Olympia, Wash.
The Vulcans placed eighth with a three-round 889. British Columbia (856) won the tournament.
Coon came in at 1-over 214. Senior Kyeton Littel (76) tied for 22nd at 8-over; Jared Kinoshita (73) tied for 28th at 11-over; Ric Yamamoto turned his tournament-best 74 in the third round; tying for 64th at 21-over and David Tottori (77) was 24-over in 66th.
