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UMass wins Atlantic 10 Conference men's cross country title by 1 point over Duquesne
The Minutemen bunched five runners between ninth and 21st to finish with 75 points and edge Duquesne by a single point. Richmond was third with 111 points.
"The team has worked hard in the last nine months to put ourselves in a position to become a better distance running team," UMass coach Ken O'Brien said. "This was a real test for our guys. After all the work they put in during the spring season and this summer,cartier love bracelet yellow copy, I'm glad they got the reward they were looking for and deserved."
Jonathan Pierce in ninth,cartier love bracelet white cheap, Nils Fischer in 11th, Nicolai Naranjo in 16th, Andrew Mulvaney of South Hadley in 18th and Jesse Regnier of Hampden in 21st led UMass. It was the first time all season that Pierce led the UMass pack, and both Pierce and Fischer earned all conference honors with their finishes.
Andrew McCann, Kevin Johnson, David Johnson and Sean Duncan were all 32nd or better for the winners as well.
Adu Dentamo of host Charlotte covered the 8 kilometer course in 24 minutes, 1.9 seconds or just about 21 seconds in front of Pierce.
This was the first conference title for the program since 1995 and the second overall. The Minutemen were third overall in 2007.
On the women's side,cartier love bracelet rose faux, Richmond won the title, and UMass was sixth. Shiyi Zan was eighth for the Minutewomen and Karen Roa 15th.
OTHER MEETS: Junior Kerry Arouca placed first to lead Westfield State to a second place finish at the New England Alliance women's championship meet at Stanley Park. Keene State won with 25 points, and WSC was next at 64.
Arouca covered the 5 kilometer run in 18 minutes, 27.21 seconds. Also earning all Alliance honors for the Owls by finishing in the top 20 were Marianne Mealy (8th), junior Ally Brown (13th) and Nicole Brouwer (18th). Keene State also won the men's meet.
The WNEC men was fifth in the TCCC Cross Country Championships it hosted.
The Springfield College women placed third and Mount Holyoke eighth at the NEWMAC Championships. Amanda DiPaolo took third for the Pride and Lacey Cartier 13th, earning all conference honors in the process.
WNEC 3, Colby Sawyer 0: Brian Dill scored his second goal of the season in the opening minute, leading No.1 WNEC past Colby in the quarterfinals of the Commonwealth Coast Conference Tournament.
The Golden Bears host No.5 Salve Regina, a 1 0 winner over No.4 New England College, in Wednesday's semifinals.
Dale Trotman scored from Justin Martins later in the half to make it 2 0, and WNEC picked up an own goal in the second half. Goalie Kyle Bak recorded his third shutout of the season.
Westfield 2, MCLA 0: Jeff Trudeau finished up his career with a pair of goals,cartier bracelet 2016 cheap, both of which came in the second half, to lead Westfield (6 9 2, 2 3 2) in MASCAC play.
Coast Guard 3, Springfield 0: Nate Wojcik scored a pair of goals for Coast Guard (10 7, 3 3) against Springfield (6 9 2, 3 3) in a NEWMAC game at New London, Conn.
Westfield 7, MCLA 0: Seven different players scored for Westfield State, which secured a share of the Mass. State Conference regular season title and the top seed in the conference tournament.
Westfield (13 4) and Bridgewater State finished tied for first at 6 1, but the Owls won a 3 2, overtime decision during the regular season which served as the tiebreaker.
Elms 4, Daniel Webster 0: Krystyna Gagne, Alicia Bobbie, Serina Percoski and Sarah Donais scored as Elms (11 7) advanced to Saturday's New England Collegiate Conference title game against Lesley.
Wheaton 2, Mount Holyoke 1: Emmy Fontaine scored, but Mount Holyoke
(6 11 1) lost its conference tournament game to Wheaton (15 4 2) on penalty kicks.
HCC 4, Jefferson CC: Sarah Jaskula scored three goals, and Grace Santiago broke a 3 all tie with eight minutes left as HCC (14 7) advanced to the Division III national semifinals in Texas.
Jaskula tied the game at 3 all before Santiago provided the winner. Valeria Cuesta Ortiz had three assists in the win.
Katelyn Orlando registered her 14th goal of the season for the Minutewomen, and Makaela Potts added a goal on a penalty stroke in the second to make it 2 all.
The Minutewomen will open play on Friday in the A 10 tournament at Temple in Philadelphia. They are the top seed.
Wellesley 4, Mount Holyoke 1: Mary Kate Switchenko scored from Anne Doton for sixth seeded Mount Holyoke (9 7) in its loss to third seeded Wellesley in the quarterfinals of the NEWMAC tournament.
The Minutemen bunched five runners between ninth and 21st to finish with 75 points and edge Duquesne by a single point. Richmond was third with 111 points.
"The team has worked hard in the last nine months to put ourselves in a position to become a better distance running team," UMass coach Ken O'Brien said. "This was a real test for our guys. After all the work they put in during the spring season and this summer,cartier love bracelet yellow copy, I'm glad they got the reward they were looking for and deserved."
Jonathan Pierce in ninth,cartier love bracelet white cheap, Nils Fischer in 11th, Nicolai Naranjo in 16th, Andrew Mulvaney of South Hadley in 18th and Jesse Regnier of Hampden in 21st led UMass. It was the first time all season that Pierce led the UMass pack, and both Pierce and Fischer earned all conference honors with their finishes.
Andrew McCann, Kevin Johnson, David Johnson and Sean Duncan were all 32nd or better for the winners as well.
Adu Dentamo of host Charlotte covered the 8 kilometer course in 24 minutes, 1.9 seconds or just about 21 seconds in front of Pierce.
This was the first conference title for the program since 1995 and the second overall. The Minutemen were third overall in 2007.
On the women's side,cartier love bracelet rose faux, Richmond won the title, and UMass was sixth. Shiyi Zan was eighth for the Minutewomen and Karen Roa 15th.
OTHER MEETS: Junior Kerry Arouca placed first to lead Westfield State to a second place finish at the New England Alliance women's championship meet at Stanley Park. Keene State won with 25 points, and WSC was next at 64.
Arouca covered the 5 kilometer run in 18 minutes, 27.21 seconds. Also earning all Alliance honors for the Owls by finishing in the top 20 were Marianne Mealy (8th), junior Ally Brown (13th) and Nicole Brouwer (18th). Keene State also won the men's meet.
The WNEC men was fifth in the TCCC Cross Country Championships it hosted.
The Springfield College women placed third and Mount Holyoke eighth at the NEWMAC Championships. Amanda DiPaolo took third for the Pride and Lacey Cartier 13th, earning all conference honors in the process.
WNEC 3, Colby Sawyer 0: Brian Dill scored his second goal of the season in the opening minute, leading No.1 WNEC past Colby in the quarterfinals of the Commonwealth Coast Conference Tournament.
The Golden Bears host No.5 Salve Regina, a 1 0 winner over No.4 New England College, in Wednesday's semifinals.
Dale Trotman scored from Justin Martins later in the half to make it 2 0, and WNEC picked up an own goal in the second half. Goalie Kyle Bak recorded his third shutout of the season.
Westfield 2, MCLA 0: Jeff Trudeau finished up his career with a pair of goals,cartier bracelet 2016 cheap, both of which came in the second half, to lead Westfield (6 9 2, 2 3 2) in MASCAC play.
Coast Guard 3, Springfield 0: Nate Wojcik scored a pair of goals for Coast Guard (10 7, 3 3) against Springfield (6 9 2, 3 3) in a NEWMAC game at New London, Conn.
Westfield 7, MCLA 0: Seven different players scored for Westfield State, which secured a share of the Mass. State Conference regular season title and the top seed in the conference tournament.
Westfield (13 4) and Bridgewater State finished tied for first at 6 1, but the Owls won a 3 2, overtime decision during the regular season which served as the tiebreaker.
Elms 4, Daniel Webster 0: Krystyna Gagne, Alicia Bobbie, Serina Percoski and Sarah Donais scored as Elms (11 7) advanced to Saturday's New England Collegiate Conference title game against Lesley.
Wheaton 2, Mount Holyoke 1: Emmy Fontaine scored, but Mount Holyoke
(6 11 1) lost its conference tournament game to Wheaton (15 4 2) on penalty kicks.
HCC 4, Jefferson CC: Sarah Jaskula scored three goals, and Grace Santiago broke a 3 all tie with eight minutes left as HCC (14 7) advanced to the Division III national semifinals in Texas.
Jaskula tied the game at 3 all before Santiago provided the winner. Valeria Cuesta Ortiz had three assists in the win.
Katelyn Orlando registered her 14th goal of the season for the Minutewomen, and Makaela Potts added a goal on a penalty stroke in the second to make it 2 all.
The Minutewomen will open play on Friday in the A 10 tournament at Temple in Philadelphia. They are the top seed.
Wellesley 4, Mount Holyoke 1: Mary Kate Switchenko scored from Anne Doton for sixth seeded Mount Holyoke (9 7) in its loss to third seeded Wellesley in the quarterfinals of the NEWMAC tournament.
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