Andres Torres scored with less than two minutes remaining in the second overtime as visiting University of New Haven shocked No. 15 Southern New Hampshire University, 2-1, in a Northeast-10 Conference men’s soccer match in Manchester Saturday.

The loss dropped the Penmen to 12-3 overall and 8-3 in the league. New Haven is 6-8-1 and 3-7-1.

SNHU took a 1-0 lead at the 78:02 mark as a shot by Jordan Branco was initially stopped before Kenny Doublette corralled the rebound and put it home for his third goal of the season.

Undaunted, the Chargers tied the game 1:07 later as Oskar Sewerin headed in a left-to-right corner kick off the foot of Clancy Purcell.

The Penmen enjoyed a 33-6 shot advantage in the match.

New Hampshire 0, Vermont 0 (2 OT): At Burlington, Vt., the Wildcats had several opportunites to score but failed the find the back of the net. Aaron Smith of Loudon sent a shot just high of the net and Jordan Thomas, who had three shots, missed one just wide of the net. UNH outshot its foe, 8-7, and UNH keeper Travis Worra made three stops in the match.

The draw puts the Wildcats at 5-6-4 overall and 1-2-2 in America East Conference play. The Catamounts record sits at 6-4-5 and 3-0-2.

Keene State 1, UMass-Dartmouth 0 (OT): At North Dartmouth, Mass., Kyle Leavitt broke a scoreless tie just 22 seconds into overtime in a key LEC contest. The win assures the Owls (9-6-1, 4-11) a spot in the upcoming four-team conference tournament.

Franklin Pierce 2, Assumption 2 (2 OT): At Worcester, Mass., Gareth Dudney scored a late goal as the Ravens staved off a loss and forced the draw. FPU is 7-2-2 in the NE-10.

Men's hockey

Dartmouth 2, McGill 1: At Hanover, Eric Neiley scored a power-play goal with 7:53 remaining in the third period in the Big Green’s preseason opener. Tyler Sikura also scored. Dartmouth outshot the Redmen, 42-18, in the game.

Mens cross country

NE-10 Championshps: At Jamesville, N.Y., Colton Ham of Webster finished the 8K race 19th in a time of 26:22.4 to help Franklin Pierce to ninth place in the 16-team field. T.J. Trujillo of Derry and Isaac Fithian of Kingston were also FPU scoring runners. Kevin Morse finished 58th for 14th place St. Anselm. Garrett Hammond’s 87th-place run paced Southern New Hamphire which finished 16th.

Women's Hockey

UNH 4, Boston College 3:Alexis Crossley scored a pair of goals including the game-winner on a power play at 9:53 of the third period and the University of New Hampshire upset fourth-ranked Boston College, 4-3, in ice hockey at the Whittemore Center in Durham Saturday.

The win improved the Wildcats to 3-1-0 in the young season and 1-1-0 in Hockey East. The Eagles are 0-2-0 on the year and in the conference.

Crossley scored the game’s initial goal before BC grabbed a 3-1 lead seven minutes into the second period.

UNH, however, rallied with goals from Kristin Horn and Sara Carlson to level the score at 3-3, setting the stage for Crossley’s decisive tally.

Goalie Vilma Vaattovaara earned her third win of the season.

Women's Soccer

Keene State 3, UMass-Dartmouth 2 (2OT): At Keene, Amber Pelletier’s goal 5:23 into overtime gave KSC its stunning triumph. Earlier, with time dwindling during regulation and KSC trailing 2-1, Lee’s Kara Pavlidis tied the match to force the overtime. Keene, 4-2 in the LEC, led 1-0 on Hayley Kenyon’s team-leading 12th goal of the season.

AIC 1, SNHU 0: At Manchester, Allie Fitzsimmon’s first half goal snapped the Penmen’s seven-game unbeaten streak and leaves them 7-4-3 in the Northeast-10.

Rivier 6, Pine Manor 1: At Nashua, Paxton LaRocque of Londonderry scored twice while Jillian Pilotte, also of Londonderry, and Sarah Brown of Barnstead tallied once.

St. Anselm 5, Assumption 2: At Goffstown, Kaitlin Oldfield of Epping scored three goals, giving her 10 on the season, as the Hawks improved to 5-7-4 overall (4-6-4 NE-10).

Franklin Pierce 2, Pace 1: At Rindge, freshman forward Hannah Weagle was the catalyst for the Ravens (9-5-2 overall, 8-5-1 NE-10) with a goal and assist. Talita Pereira also tallied.

Dartmouth 1, Columbia 0: At New York, N.Y., Tasha Wilkins snapped a scoreless tie after 65 minutes. The Big Green (11-4-0 overall, 4-1-0 Ivy League) won their fifth straight match.

Field hockey

Assumption 3, Franklin Pierce 2: At Worcester, Sarah Frahm of Salem scored with 39.7 left in overtime to lift the Hounds. Scoring for FPU were Chanelle Letarte and Jessica Rogers.

R.I. College 3, Plymouth St. 1: At Plymouth, Cassie Graham scored for the Panthers (2-13) in the 65th minute on an assist from Epsom’s Molly Todd.

UMass Lowell 4, AIC 0: At Lowell, Mass., freshman Jenna Freitas scored two goals, helping the River Hawks improve t0 15-3.

UMass-Dartmouth 3, Keene St. 1: At North Dartmouth, Mass., sophomore Marisa Lemoine of Berlin her 11th goal of the season for the Owls (11-7, 8-2 LEC).

Women's Volleyball

St. Anselm 3, Assumption 2: At Goffstown, Vivian Fitzgerald led the Hawks (8-10, 4-4 NE-10) with 12 kills and a .435 hitting percentage. Salem’s Melissa Ouellet added nine kills, and Rochester’s Shannon Douglas notched nine kills and three digs.

Daniel Webster 3, Gordon 2: At Nashua, Jennifer Finneran of Barnstead and Samantha Hill of Hudson helped the Eagles (13-8) erase a 2-1 match deficit.

New Haven 3, Southern New Hampshire 0: At Manchester, Erica Solomon had a match-high 14 kills in the setback. The Penmen are 1-6 in the NE-10.

Rivier: At Nashua, the Raiders upped their GNAC record to 10-1 with a pair of 3-1 victories over Mount Ida and Simmons. Kenna Finlayson of Derry managed 35 kills.

Women's cross country

NE-10 Championships: At Jamesville, N.Y., Madeline Hayes (20:07) finished 34th overall to pace Southern New Hampshire which ended 13th in the 16-team field. Erika Pakalnis placed 52nd for St. Anselm, which finished 11th.

Women's swimming

UNH 186, Vermont 114: At Burlington, Vt., junior Jenni Roberts broke a pool record in the 200 IM (2 minutes, 6.21 seconds). It was one of four first-place finishes she celebrated, three of which were individual. She placed first in the 200 freestyle, 100 free and 400 free relay.

Women's tennis

Colby-Sawyer 5, Castleton St. 0: At Hanover, the Chargers (16-2) won the North Eastern Athletic Conference (NEAC) East Division Championship. Claire Toffey earned her program-record 55th career doubles win.