Vermont's women won the America East cross-country championship Friday, Oct. 30, while Middlebury's field hockey team advanced on a final-minute penalty stroke Saturday, Oct. 31. UVM's men's hockey team beat New Hampshire in overtime.
Cross-country: a conference title for UVM
UVM scored 61 points to win Friday's America East women's championship at Albany, ahead of Maine's 69. It was the program's second America East title.
Zoey McNabb finished second in 17:16.80, and Siena Stanley placed third in 17:29.80. Isabella Fryer finished 13th. UVM's men finished second with 61 points, behind UMass Lowell's 49; Darius Parker and Eamon Burke placed fourth and fifth.
At Middlebury, Audrey MacLean won her third consecutive individual NESCAC title Saturday. Middlebury's women finished second with 40 points, behind Williams' 36, according to the college's meet report.
Field hockey: Chandler sends Middlebury through
Addie Chandler converted a penalty stroke with 48 seconds remaining in Middlebury's 1-0 quarterfinal win over Amherst Saturday. Izzy Redzic made three saves.
The Panthers improved to 14-2 and will face Bowdoin in the NESCAC semifinals at 1:30 p.m. Nov. 7 in Medford, Massachusetts. Tufts hosts the tournament's final weekend.
Hockey and football
Mathias Loiselle scored with 32 seconds left in overtime to give UVM's men a 3-2 win over UNH Saturday. Cedrick Guindon had tied the game with 47.2 seconds left in regulation. Vermont improved to 4-3 overall and 3-1 in Hockey East.
UVM's women lost 3-1 at Boston College Saturday after a 2-1 defeat Friday. Rose-Marie Brochu scored Vermont's Saturday goal on a power play.
Middlebury's football team lost 26-23 to unbeaten Trinity Saturday. Connor McClellan scored his 30th career rushing touchdown to become Middlebury's career leader. The Panthers, now 3-4, host Hamilton at 12:30 p.m. Nov. 7.
Swimming and Sunday games
UVM's women beat Maine 179-119 in swimming Saturday. The Catamounts' schedule for Sunday, Nov. 1, lists field hockey at UNH at noon and women's soccer against Binghamton at home at 3:30 p.m.
