Southern New Hampshire University's men's soccer team won the Northeast-10 title and Dartmouth's women's soccer team clinched the outright Ivy League regular-season championship on Saturday, Nov. 7. On Sunday, Nov. 8, Bentley beat Franklin Pierce 2-1 in the NE10 women's final. Sunday results were final on school sites as of 6:45 p.m. Eastern. All times are Eastern.

Soccer

No. 8 SNHU beat American International 3-0 in the NE10 final in Hooksett, the Penmen's recap says. Inigo Iriarte, Miguel Gimeno and Gabriel Castro scored. SNHU is 13-1-4 and has nine conference titles.

Dartmouth beat Cornell 2-0 on goals by Stephanie Lathrop and Natasha Udebhulu and won its first outright Ivy regular-season title since 2003, according to the Big Green. As the top seed, Dartmouth hosts the Ivy tournament: Brown on Thursday, Nov. 12, at 7 p.m., with the final Sunday, Nov. 15, at 1 p.m.

Franklin Pierce led Bentley 1-0 at halftime in Rindge on Kaitlyn Bautista's goal 34 seconds before the break, but Bentley scored in the 48th and 65th minutes, the Ravens' recap says. Franklin Pierce, 14-3-1, outshot Bentley 18-7 and awaits the NCAA Division II field announcement Monday night.

Field hockey and football

Colby-Sawyer beat Simmons 5-2 for the GNAC title, the Chargers' recap says. Keene State lost 1-0 at top-seeded Southern Maine in the Little East final, the box score shows. No. 8 Saint Anselm beat Adelphi 2-1 in overtime and took the top NE10 seed, per the Hawks.

UNH beat Rhode Island 24-21 on Tommy McLeish's 1-yard touchdown pass to Colby Ramshaw with seven seconds left, the Wildcats say. Saint Anselm won its first game of 2026, 26-25 over Post, per the Hawks' recap. Dartmouth lost 21-14 at Princeton after trailing 21-0 and is 4-4, 3-2 in the Ivy League, according to the Big Green.

Basketball

UNH's women beat Niagara 71-52 for their first road win, the Wildcats' recap says. Senior Maggie Cavanaugh scored a career-high 21 points, and UNH is 2-1. UNH's men lost 81-76 in overtime to Sacred Heart at Lundholm Gym despite 17 points each from Tyler Bike and Ryan Zan, per the Wildcats. Dartmouth's men, behind 20 points from Cameron McNamee, lost 78-71 in overtime to Central Connecticut State, the Big Green say, and are 2-1.

Hockey and volleyball

Dartmouth's men beat Brown 3-1, and UNH's men beat UMass Lowell 5-4 in overtime, according to the Big Green and Wildcats.

Plymouth State beat UMass Boston 3-2, ending the Beacons' unbeaten Little East run, and finished 20-5, per the Panthers. Keene State swept Western Connecticut to finish 17-9 and take the No. 3 seed, per the Owls.

Week ahead

Tuesday, Nov. 10: The Little East volleyball tournament opens with Keene State against Vermont State Castleton at 6 p.m. and Plymouth State against Eastern Connecticut at 7 p.m.

Wednesday, Nov. 11: UNH women's basketball plays at Dartmouth at 6:30 p.m. (Big Green), and UNH men host Thomas at 6 p.m.

Friday, Nov. 13: Saint Anselm field hockey hosts an NE10 semifinal at 4 p.m.; UNH men's hockey hosts RPI at 7 p.m. (Wildcats).

Saturday, Nov. 14: UNH hosts Stony Brook in football at 1 p.m. (Wildcats), and Dartmouth plays at Cornell at 1 p.m. (Big Green).