Sensley scores 33 in Summer League semis

Julian Sensley scored 33 points to lead Wealth Strategy Partners in a 94-86 upset of defending champion Solar Universe in the College Summer League semifinals on Thursday night at Maryknoll’s gym.

In the other semifinal, top-seeded Central Medical Clinic rallied from an eight-point halftime deficit to defeat Clark Hatch Fitness 85-67 before a crowd of about 500. The championship is 7 p.m. Saturday at Maryknoll. Admission is free.

Sensley, a University of Hawaii alumnus, took control in the second half of his semifinal with two difficult 3-pointers.

"From the start, I wanted to pace myself. I took some bad shots early, just trying to find a rhythm," Sensley said. "They did a good job of collapsing on me, making me pass out, kind of force bad shots. I was able to adjust in the second half and kind of take over."

Kailua kayaker places second in nationals

Kailua’s Ryan Dolan came up less than three seconds short Thursday, placing second to Georgia’s Chris Miller in the senior men’s K1 1,000-meter final at the U.S. Sprint National Championships in Oklahoma City.

Miller’s time was 3:45.378. Dolan is coming off an 11th-place finish in the men’s Under-23 K1 200 meters at the recent Junior World Championships. He is paddling for Hawaii Canoe and Kayak Team.

International billfish tourney ends today

Port Vila Sport Fishing Club of Vanuatu pulled in a 428-pound Pacific blue marlin Wednesday to move into second place with 871 points in the annual Hawaiian International Billfish Tournament off Kailua-Kona.

Laguna Nigel Billfish Club No. 2 of California leads the tournament heading into today’s final day of fishing with 900 points.

Solitary Islands Game Fishing Club of Australia is third with 850 points.

For more information, go to www.hibtfishing.com.