Stony Brook owned the day, but the host school didn’t have too much to complain about Saturday in Durham during the America East cross country championships at the University of New Hampshire.

Stony Brook swept the men’s and women’s team title — the eighth straight for the women and the first ever for the men — while UNH was a close second in each race.

UNH senior Keely Maguire won the women’s race, covering the 5K course in 16:33.48, while teammates Anne Twombly and Laura Rose Donegan wee sixth and 10th, respectively. Also finishing the top 20 for UNH, which finished nine points behind Stony Brook, were sophomore Chelsey Serrano of Manchester (14th) and juniors Darcy James of Exeter (15th) and Cayla Pellegrini of Derry (20th).

The UNH men were seven points behind Stony Brook as senior Cory Sinotte of Manchester battled Stony Brook’s Eric Speakman for the individual title. Sinotte finished second, 11 seconds behind Speakman, clocking a time of 25:22.17 on the 8K course. Junior Joseph Jourdain of Hudson was 18th.

KSC teams dominant at LECs: At Westfield, Mass., the Keene State College women won their 13th straight title, while the KSC men won their 12th overall title during the Little East Conference championships.

In the women’s race, Maggie Fitter was second, while freshman Kaitlin Wheeler of Exeter was sixth and junior Marie Whitney of Jaffrey was seventh.

Andrew Sears of Derry finished third overall to lead the KSC men. Sophomore Chris Plankey of Bristol was sixth and freshman Ryan Brady of Dover was eighth.

Dartmouth men third in Ivy meet: At Princeton, the Big Green men’s team finished third at the Ivy League Heptagonal Championship as Will Geoghegan and Phil Royer finished fifth and sixth respectively and earned All-Ivy first team honors. Princeton won the men’s title for the third straight year.

Cornell won the women’s title; Dartmouth was seventh. Big Green freshman Dana Giordana was the top freshman finisher, taking seventh and earning All-Ivy second team honors.

Claremont’s Miller win rookie of year: At Nashua, Norwich freshman Adam Miller of Claremont finished third overall to win the GNAC rookie of the year award and help the Norwich men take the conference championships hosted by Rivier College. Emerson’s Kyle Oppenheimer of Kingston was second in the men’s race.

Women’s ice hockey

Quinnipiac 8, Dartmouth 3: At Hamden, Conn., the Bobcats (4-3-1, 1-1) never trailed as they rolled past the Big Green (1-1, 1-1) in an ECAC matchup.

St. Anselm 4, Sacred Heart 0: In Goffstown, freshman Sara Alonardo made her collegiate debut a memorable one, scoring twice to lead the Hawks (1-0) past the Pioneers (3-4) in the season opener at the Sullivan Arena.

Men’s soccer

FPU 3, Le Moyne 2 (ot): In Rindge, Nico Mueller’s second goal of the game, coming with one second left in the first overtime, lifted the Ravens (10-4-2, 8-3-2) over the Dolphins (7-8-1, 6-6-1) in their final match of the regular season.

KSC 1, Western Conn. 0: At Danbury, Conn., Blake Nyman scored the only goal midway through the first half as the Owls (11-6-1, 5-1-1) clinched the second seed in the upcoming LEC tournament.

Dartmouth 3, Harvard 1: At Hanover, the Big Green (8-6, 4-1) spotted the Crimson (2-9-3, 0-4-1) an early lead, but gradually took control as leading scorer Alex Adelabu scored twice.

Elms 4, DWC 1: At Nashua, senior Elliot Kilgore of Milford scored less than 10 minutes into the match to give the Eagles (5-10-2, 3-4) a quick lead, but the rest of the day belonged to the Blazers (8-7-2-, 4-2-1). Kilgore leads DWC with seven goals.

Women’s soccer

AIC 2, FPU 0: At Springfield, Mass., the Ravens (9-6-2) go limping into the NE-10 playoffs after falling to a resurgent AIC team (13-2-2, 12-1-12) that claimed a share of first place on the final day of the regular season. Freshman keeper Katie Weldon of Manchester had six saves in goal for FPU.

Western Conn. 2, Keene State 0: At Keene, the Owls (11-8-1, 4-3) fell to fourth in the Little East after being blanked in their regular-season finale. KSC hosts UMass Dartmouth in a conference quarterfinal game Tuesday.

UMass Boston 8, PSU 1: At Boston, Mass., the Beacons (16-2, 6-1) earned a share of the Little East regular season title by routing the Panthers (2-14, 0-6) on the final game of the regular season. Junior goalkeeper Hannah Kimball of Epping was under pressure all day in the PSU net and came up with 11 saves.

St. Anselm 2, Le Moyne 2: In Syracuse, N.Y., the Hawks (4-6-3, 3-6-6) couldn’t hold a two-goal lead as the Dolphins (3-9-5, 1-9-5) rallied for a tie in the season finale for both teams.

SNHU 4, New Haven 2: At West Haven, Conn., the Penmen ( 10-5-3, 8-4-3) scored three unanswered goals to wipe out a one-goal deficit against the Chargers (11-6-1, 8-6-1) and clinch the third seed in the upcoming NE-10 tournament.

Women’s volleyball

SNHU 3, Le Moyne 0: At Syracuse, N.Y., the Penmen (10-12, 2-8) got a strong performance from Emma Houlihan to rout the Dolphins (12-10, 3-7) in a NE-10 match. Houlihan had 14 kills, while Catherine Cotton had 34 assists.

Keene State splits at Brandeis: At Waltham, Mass., the Owls (17-5) rebounded from an opening 3-1 loss to host Brandeis to sweep Westfield (Mass.) State, 3-0. Freshman setter Alexis Michal of Windham had 81 assists in the two matches.

St. Rose 3, FPU 1: At Albany, N.Y., the Ravens (14-13, 7-3) had their three-match winning streak snapped by the Golden Knights (13-8, 6-4) in NE-10 play. Junior hitter Ashley Bruce of Hampton Falls had eight kills for FPU.

Daniel Webster sweeps: At Nashua, the Eagles (15-10, 5-3) put themselves in a position to host a match in the upcoming NECC tournament by beating Bay Path, 3-1. DWC also beat Pine Manor, 3-0, in the tri-match. Jennifer Finneron of Barnstead had 21 kills on the day, while Samantha Hill of Hudson had 16 kills and 20 digs.

Penn 3, Dartmouth 0: At Philadelphia., the Big Green (2-18, 1-9) offered little resistance against the Quakers (12-9, 7-3) as they lost for the 10th straight time.

Field hockey

UNH 2, Maine 1: At Orono, Maine, the No. 19 Wildcats (10-7, 5-0) completed a unbeaten run in conference play as Hannah Richard of Hopkinton scored with game-winner midway through the second half with her team-high 12th goal of the season. Dartmouth 4, Harvard 1: At Hanover, the streaking Big Green (10-5, 5-1) had no trouble in their Ivy League match with the Crimson (3-11, 1-5) as Janine Leger scored twice. Dartmouth had won four straight, 9 of its last 10 heading into today’s home match with UNH.

Keene State 4, Framingham State 0: At Keene, The Owls (13-7, 9-2) tuned up for the LEC tournament with an easy win over the Rams (10-8, 3-8) as junior Katlyn Simula of Bridgewater and Lyndsie Rabenius of North Hampton also scored. Freshman Chloe Audesse of Goffstown played the second half in goal and had two saves.

UMass Dartmouth 3, PSU 2: At Dartmouth, Mass., Olivia Colborn of Lancaster and Kristen Morris scored in the second for the Panthers (10-6), but the Corsairs (14-5) scored on a penalty stroke to break a 2-all tie. Junior Hilary Lemelin of Milan had 13 saves for PSU.