Three different Hawks scored and St. Anselm rolled to a 3-1 Northeast-10 men’s soccer victory over Southern Connecticut State in Goffstown Saturday.

The victory moved the Hawks to 4-3-0 in the league and 4-6-1 overall.

Zach Wheeler netted the initial St. Anselm goal at 16:44, tying the match at 1-1. Brian Ayers struck less than a minute later for a 2-1 adavantage, and Bruno Dasilva closed the Hawks and the game’s scoring with his tally at 33:18.

Mario Dimiceli’s early-match goal at 4:34 gave Southern Connecticut a short-lived 1-0 lead.

Southern New Hampshire 2, Assumption 0: At Manchester, Chris Tsonis scored his NE-10-leading ninth goal of the season and Yannick Kabala of Manchester knocked in a rebound as the No. 13 Penmen (10-1 and 6-1) won their sixth straight. Keeper Dom DiMaggio blocked four shots in the SNHU goal.

Keene State 1, Eastern Connecticut State 1 (2 OT): At Keene, the Owls Scott Douglas and the Warriors Cory Tobler traded goals during a five-minute span of the first half before the keepers, KSC’s Malcolm Cheney (seven saves) and ECSU’s Eric Munsells (two stops) took over.

Plymouth State 1, Southern Maine 0: At Plymouth, Adam Groves successful header with 4:29 remaining in regulation pushed the Panthers to 2-2-0 in the Little East. Manchester’s Petro Masumbuko assisted on the play.

Daniel Webster 4, Becker 1: At Leicester, Mass., Erick Bourdeau of Alton Bay netted a pair of goals as the Eagles gained their first NECC win in three matches.

Golf

NECC Championship: At Litchfield, Babson and Springfield each scored 308 to tie for the lead while Daniel Webster is sixth (356) after first round play at Passaconaway CC. Ryan Lewis led DWC with a 16th place 84.

Men's ross country

James Earley Invitational: At Westfield, Mass., Southern New Hampshire placed 33rd in the 40-team race. Garrett Hammond, Nathaniel Stiles of Berlin and Doug Coulters of Weare were the top Penmen racers.

Runnin’ Monks Invitational: At Standish, Maine, Joe DiSalvo of Derry registered his first individual victory with a 29:24 8K effort for St. Joseph’s College.

Women's Soccer

SNHU 3, Le Moyne 1: Ashley Jaskula scored two goals and assisted on another as Southern New Hampshire downed Le Moyne, 3-1, in a Northeast-10 women’s soccer match at Larkin Field in Manchester Saturday.

Jaskula netted her first goal of the match 12 minutes into the fray when she collected a long through ball from Manchester’s Kaleigh Roberge and finished the play from 12 yards. Her second goal and fourth of the week developed from a pass from Bethi Ledoux.

St. Anselm 1, St. Rose 1 (2 OT): At Goffstown, the Hawks Siobhan Flaherty was credited with an own goal 54 minutes into the match, and St. Rose’s Sydney Bond responded with a successful direct kick for the only goals of the match.

Franklin Pierce 3, New Haven 2: At Rindge, Aya Noguchi slammed home a penalty kick with just six seconds remaining in regulation to snap a 2-2 deadlock and send the Ravens to 5-4-1 in the Northeast-10. FPU led early, 2-0, on a pair of Talita Pereira goals.

Dartmouth 3, Yale 1: At Hanover, Emma Brush, Corey Delaney and Lucielle Kozlov booted home goals for the Big Green (2-1 Ivy).

Eastern Connecticut State 2, Keene State 1 (2 OT): At Willimantic, Conn., Chelsea Downer’s goal at 104:20 capped ECSU’s rally from an early one-goal deficit. Kristen Huckins scored the Keene goal.

Southern Maine 1, Plymouth State 0: At Gorham, Maine, Amy Jose’s goal in the 76th minute proved decisive. PSU keeper Chelsea Duval of Dover made five stops.

Colby-Sawyer 3, Maine Maritime 0: At New London, Chargers keeper Shay Spencer set a CSC record as she garnered her 25th career victory. Nineteen of her wins have been shutouts. Laurel Bauer of Bradford scored twice.

Field hockey

Plymouth State 3, Fitchburg State 2: At Fitchburg, Mass., PSU out-shot the hosts 29-9 but had to come from behind twice to secure the win. Olivia Colborn of Lancaster (Lauren Carroll, Rollinsford, assist), Tayla Corrado and Jackie Morin scored the Panthers goals. Winning keeper Katlyn Hall of Greenfield made four stops, while Lucy Holewa of Londonderry recorded 16 for the Falcons.

Keene State 5, Worcester State 0: At Keene, Alex Billert of Center Conway scored a pair of goals as the Owls, 9-4 overall and 5-1 in LEC, won their sixth straight. Hannah Gage of Lebanon, Marisa Lemoine of Berlin and twin sister Kailin Billert of Center Conway also scored.

St. Anselm 1, Adelphi 0: At Garden City, N.J., Canada Stewart chipped in a one-timer from the left side to give the Hawks (3-3 NE-10) the victory.

UMass-Lowell 9, Franklin Pierce 1: At Lowell,Mass., the No. 4 River Hawks improved to 6-1 in the NE-10. Chelsey Burnell scored for the 1-6 Ravens.

New England College 3, Lasell 1: At Newton, Mass., Katherine Rich, Kate Roberge and Miranda Murphy of Contoocook each tallied goals while Courtney Duquette of Enfield made six saves for the Pilgrims.

Daniel Webster 2, Bay Path 1: At Nashua, Courtney Brennan scored a pair of goals including the game-winner with 9:19 remaining. She has 41 career goals.

Simmons 2, Colby-Sawyer 1: At New London, Aslyn Dindorf of Harts Location and Monica Doucette scored for the Sharks. Alexa Comesanas provided the Chargers offense.

Castleton State 10, Rivier 1: At Nashua, Manchester’s Kate Adinolfo scored the Raiders lone goal.

Women's Volleyball

Brown 3, Dartmouth 0: At Hanover, the Big Green lost their fifth straight match, 25-18, 26-24, 25-21. Dartmouth drops to 2-13 on the season and 1-4 in the Ivy League.

Southern Connecticut State 3, Southern New Hampshire 1: At New Haven, Conn., Emma Houlihan ended with a match-high 20 kills as the Penmen slipped to 1-3 in the NE-10.

Franklin Pierce: At Rindge, the Ravens swept Stonehill, 3-0, but fell to NYIT, 3-1. Catie Swiderski had 11 kills in the opener while Natasha Ray managed 13 in the nightcap.

Union College Interleague Challenge: At Schenectady, N.Y., Keene State beat Union and SUNY-Potsdam by 3-2 scores, and Kaylee Deluga was named to the all-tournament team.

Rivier: At West Hartford, Conn., the Raiders beat both the University of St. Joseph and Lasell by 3-0 scores. Nicole Boucher of Windham and Kenna Finlayson of Derry had strong outings.

Women's cross country

James Earley Invitational: At Westfield, Mass., Southern New Hampshire placed 18th in the 43-team field. Madeline Hayes ran 25th in the 6K race with a time of 23:30.

Women's tennis

Plymouth State 7, Worcester State 2: At Plymouth, Sara Burke posted a 6-0, 6-2 triumph for her 29th career singles victory, the most in school history at No. 1 singles.