HILO, Hawai'i – Hawai'i Pacific University fell in straight sets on Saturday afternoon in the fourth and final PacWest Hawai'i Spring Tournament as Chaminade picked up the 3-0 win.
 
The Sharks (2-11, 2-11) did not have a lead until the final set that saw the Silverswords (7-9, 6-8) win 25-16, 25-12, 25-22
 
The Sharks hit .038 for the match with 6.5 team blocks, while the Swords hit .264 with just two team blocks.
 
Senior Cameryn Collie of El Dorado Hills, Calif./Oak Ridge posted a double-double in her final contest against Chaminade, recording 10 kills with 10 digs. Freshman Sunny Brown of Draper, Utah/Alta, tallied seven kills, a block and a team-best .278 hitting percentage. Junior Kirah Boynton-Brown of Vancouver, Wash./Union led the team with four blocks.
 
Chaminade's Rachel Reedy led the Swords with 11 kills and a .476 hitting percentage. Brooklyn Pe'a added nine kills with two blocks.
 
The Sharks fell behind 8-1 in the first set to the Swords and never recovered. HPU trailed 23-13 before falling 25-16.
 
The second set wasn't much better, as the Sharks trailed 13-3 to CUH. The Swords just kept the Sharks at bay until grabbing the 25-12 win.
 
HPU opened with the lead in the third set, then swapped six times with the Swords. HPU built a 13-10 advantage after a Collie kill and a Sword attack error, forcing a CUH timeout. A Silversword 5-0 run followed and the Sharks never led again. The Sharks closed the gap to one at 22-21,  but an HPU attack error gave the momentum back to Chaminade that rode it out to 25-22 win to claim the match.
 
The Sharks have their final two contests of the season on Sunday. At 9 a.m., HPU plays its only non-conference match of the season when they take on Alaska Anchorage in the tourney. HPU then closes the season at 1 p.m. against host Hawai'i Hilo. Both contests are a Vulcan Gymnasium.