HONOLULU — On Saturday evening, Hawaii secured a dominant victory against Cal State Fullerton, finishing the game with a score of 82-57. Harry Rouhliadeff played a pivotal role in this win, contributing 14 points and pulling down 11 rebounds.

Rouhliadeff showcased his shooting skills by hitting 6 of his 11 attempts from the field and successfully making 2 out of 3 shots from beyond the arc. Tom Beattie matched Rouhliadeff’s scoring output with 14 points as well, achieving an impressive shooting percentage of 70% (7-of-10) and dishing out five assists. Additionally, Akira Jacobs and Marcus Greene each chipped in with 10 points for Hawaii, who now holds a record of 13 wins and 9 losses, alongside a 5-6 mark within the Big West Conference.

On the opposing side, Donovan Oday led the Titans with a team-high of 13 points. He was supported by Antwan Robinson and Zachary Visentin, who both added 10 points to the scoreboard. Unfortunately for Cal State Fullerton, this defeat marked their third consecutive loss and extended their troubling streak to eight losses in their last nine games.

As the season progresses, both teams will be looking to improve their standings and build momentum moving forward. Hawaii aims to capitalize on this victory, while Cal State Fullerton will need to regroup and strategize to reverse their fortunes.