Despite an overwhelming shots advantage, the Hawaii soccer team fell in its Big West opener, 1-0 at UC Davis on Thursday.

The Rainbow Wahine (5-5 overall) outshot the Aggies (2-9, 1-0) by a count of 19-7, but a 36th-minute header by Mckenna Moriarty was all that mattered. UCD goalkeeper Alexis Smith recorded 11 saves.

“Every once in a while a keeper is going to have a very big-time performance, and that’s what we saw from Davis’ keeper today,” UH coach Michele Nagamine said in a postgame phone interview. “She was the reason that they won, for sure. She kept us off the boards. There was no question in my mind that we were the better team; she just had a very exceptional performance.”

The Wahine had their three-game road winning streak snapped.

Raisa Strom-Okimoto and Lei Medeiros led UH with four shots each, while Sonest Furtado had three shots on frame.

UH continues play at preseason Big West favorite Long Beach State at 3 p.m. Sunday.

Tatemichi nets 4 goals for Chaminade

Caitlin Tatemichi scored a school-record four goals as the Chaminade women’s soccer team defeated Holy Names 4-1 on Thursday at the Saint Louis School field.

Tatemichi netted goals at 17:22, 60:29, 82:42 and 85:41.

The Silverswords improved to 2-4 and 1-2 in the PacWest, while the Hawks dropped to 0-7, 0-2.

>> Avinash Singh scored off an assist from Makoto Shoji at 44:48, but the Chaminade men’s soccer team fell to Holy Names 4-1 at Saint Louis.

The Silverswords dropped to 1-3-1, 0-2-1 PacWest.

Carlos Vazquez-Perez had a hat trick for the Hawks (1-6-0, 1-1-0).

Weston-Webb, Moore reach quarterfinals

Hawaii’s Tatiana Weston-Webb and Carissa Moore won their third-round heats Thursday at the Cascais Women’s Pro in Guincho, Cascais, Portugal.

Weston-Webb posted a 14.37 in her four-person heat and Moore scored a 14.34 in another.

The pair advanced directly to the quarterfinals.

Fellow Hawaii surfer Malia Manuel finished runner-up to Weston-Webb with a 13.50. Manuel will go up against South Africa’s Bianca Buitendag in the fourth round.

Local surfer Coco Ho was eliminated in the second round.

In the men’s EDP Billabong Pro Cascais, also at Guincho, Cascais, Portugal, Keanu Asing of Hawaii placed second by posting an 11.53 in his third-round heat.

Hawaii surfers Joshua Moniz (10.83) and Tanner Hendrickson (11.36) were eliminated after placing third in their heats.