Individual medalist Brad Auclair shot an even-par round of 72 Tuesday at Canterbury Woods to help the Franklin Pierce men’s golf team complete a wire-to-wire win at the Penmen Invitational hosted by Southern New Hampshire University.

The Ravens won the two-day tournament by 12 strokes over runner-up SNHU. St. Anselm was third, 19 strokes off the winning pace, followed by St. Michael’s and St. Rose.

Auclair, a freshman, held a one-shot lead after an opening round 75 and pulled away with the tournament’s only even-par round. Runner-up Jason Lussier of St. Anselm was five shots behind, while FPC’s Ian Landry of Loudon was six shots back in third.

A pair of SNHU golfers, Nick Burke and Vince Kimball of Lebanon, were fourth and fifth, respectively.

Women’s soccer

Lasell 5, Rivier 1: In Newton, Mass., twin sisters Bridget and Kayla Lynch of Dover combined for four goals as the first-place Lasers (8-1, 6-0) had no trouble in their GNAC match with the Raiders (2-6-1, 1-4-1). Mariah Payne scored early in the second half to bring Rivier to within one goal, but Lasell ended the game with three unanswered goals by Bridget Lynch, who now has 14 for the season. Kayla Lynch scored her sixth goal of the season in the first half.

Keene State 5, Johnson & Wales 0: In Keene, freshman midfielder Shannon Summers of Keene scored her second career goal as the Owls (4-5) had no problem in a non-conference match at the Owl Stadium complex. Haley Kenyon led KSC with a pair of goals.

Volleyball

SNHU 3, St. Michael’s 0: In Manchester, the streaking Penmen (8-4) had no problem in a non-conference match, rolling to wins of 26-16, 25-20 and 25-14 against the Purple Knights (7-3). Erica Solomon had 10 kills and 11 digs for SNHU.

Sailing

Big Green sailors impress during weekend: Dartmouth’s nationally-ranked sailing program showed its depth during the weekend, competing in six regattas and recording four top-five finishes.

The best showings for the Big Green were a championship in its own Mascoma Invitational held on Lake Mascoma and a second-place finish to Vermont for the Chris Loder Trophy hosted by UNH on Mendums Lake in Barrington. Dartmouth is fifth among co-ed teams and second among women’s team in the latest Sailing World college rankings.

Honors

Dartmouth’s Scanlon cops Ivy award: Dartmouth junior Maggie Scanlon was named Ivy League co-player of the week after coming off the bench to rack up three goals and two assist in a 3-0 week for the Big Green field hockey team.