COLLEGES
Field hockey:
No. 25 Old Dominion (10-5, 3-3 Big East) beat Quinnipiac 3-0 in Hamden, Conn., extending the Monarchs’ winning streak to three.
Quinnipiac (4-10, 1-5) did not have a shot or penalty corner all afternoon.
Rebecca Birch, Ilse Westera and Riley Taylor scored for ODU. …
Melanie Strik’s tying goal in the 44th minute and Christie van de Kamp’s winning penalty stroke in the 74th sent William and Mary (8-5, 4-0 Colonial Athletic Association) to a 2-1 home victory over Drexel (7-8, 0-3). …
No. 23 Virginia (6-8, 2-4 ACC) won 2-1 over No. 14 Wake Forest (8-7, 2-4) in Charlottesville as freshman Annie McDonough scored her first collegiate goal to break a 1-1 tie with 4:16 remaining in regulation.
Women’s volleyball:
High Point (14-8, 9-1 Big South) won 25-16, 25-21, 25-19 at Hampton (6-13, 1-8), though Megann Delgado had 10 kills and eight digs for the Pirates at Holland Hall. …
Carol Raffety scooped up a season-high 26 digs and three Hokies tallied double-digit kills to guide Virginia Tech to a five-set victory over Wake Forest at Cassell Coliseum.
Despite squandering a sizable lead in the fourth set, the Hokies (13-8, 4-5 ACC) won 25-21, 19-25, 25-23, 28-30, 15-9 over the Demon Deacons (8-14, 3-7). …
No. 21 Louisville withstood a strong challenge from Virginia, overcoming the Cavaliers 18-25, 25-22, 25-19, 18-25, 15-2 at Memorial Gym in Charlottesville.
The Cardinals (16-4, 9-0) lead the ACC. The Cavaliers fell to 6-13, 2-7 despite Sarah Billiard’s 14 kills. …
Delaware (9-12, 3-6 Colonial Athletic Association) swept William and Mary 25-19, 25-20, 25-18 in Newark, though Lauren Merrill had nine kills and Autumn Brenner made 14 digs for the Tribe (5-13, 1-8).
Men’s basketball:
William and Mary junior Nathan Knight was selected to the 21-player watch list for the 2019 Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Center of the Year Award, the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame announced.
Men’s tennis:
The William and Mary doubles team of junior Brenden Volk and freshman Oren Vasser pulled off the biggest upset for a Tribe pair since 2011 on the way to the quarterfinals of the Intercollegiate Tennis Association’s Atlantic Regional in Blacksburg.
The Tribe also advanced five players in the second round in the singles draw, with Volk, Vasser, sophomores Finbar Talcott and Sebastian Quiros and freshman Daniel Pellerito picking up wins.
After wins in the opening two rounds Friday, Vasser and Volk upended No. 2 seeds Carlo Donato and Mitch Harper of Virginia Tech, who are ranked 16th nationally, 8-7 (7-3). It marked the highest-ranked doubles win for a W&M duo since 2011 when Jamie Whiteford and Sebastien Vidal knocked off the No. 6 team, which was representing Ohio State.
Women’s lacrosse:
Old Dominion is set to host the German national team in a scrimmage at 1 p.m. Sunday at the L.R. Hill Sports Complex.
“We are excited to welcome back Shelby Davis and Denise Roessler, two ODU lacrosse alumni, who coach the German national team,” Monarchs coach Heather Holt said.
The teams will join Saturday for a dinner and Sunday for a tailgate after the scrimmage. The German team also is playing Drexel, George Mason and Villanova on the trip.
PRO HOCKEY:
Merrick Madsen made 32 saves to post a shutout in his pro debut as the Norfolk Admirals (2-0) beat the host Florida Everblades 1-0 in an ECHL game before almost 7,000 fans in Estero.
Matt McMorrow’s first pro goal midway in the first period held up. The teams will play a rematch at 7 p.m. Saturday.
On the goal, Taylor Cammarata delivered a pass from the corner, and McMorrow knocked the puck over the shoulder of goalie Jeremy Helvig.
The Everblades gained an opportunity to even the score when they received a 4-on-3 power play for 87 seconds in the third period, but Madsen and the Admirals’ penalty killers suppressed the attack.
RUNNING:
NINTH ANNUAL RUN FOR THE HILLS
Oct. 13, based at Wanner Stadium
10K
MEN
Overall: 1. Roger Hopper, Norfolk, 32:47; 2. Patrick Wachter, Williamsburg, 33:02; 3. William Thompson, Williamsburg, 34:23. 19-and-under: 1. Barrett Ratzlaff, Virginia Beach, 37:01; 2. Isaac Lamprecht, New Kent, 42:56; 3. Braxton Lee, Gloucester, 59:23. 20-24: 1. Ben Hauk, Groton, Conn., 35:21; 2. Logan St. John, Newport News, 38:28; 3. Patrick Waller, Williamsburg, 40:11.
30-34: 1. Ben Kaurich, Newport News, 50:53; 2. Jerrick Bradley, Hampton, 52:48; 3. Aaron Ly, Williamsburg, 1:03:03. 35-39: 1. Chris Novakoski, Chesapeake, 40:53; 2. Milagro Brown, Hampton, 43:23; 3. Rick Grams, Baltimore, Md., 48:32. 40-44: 1. Jason Miller, Williamsburg, 37:21; 2. Colin Haekman, Wilmington, N.C., 37:55; 3. Greg Lynn, Hayes, 38:15.
50-54: 1. Paul Pelletier, Williamsburg, 39:16; 2. Patrick McCaffery, Williamsburg, 48:02; 3. Robert Jean, Williamsburg, 50:29. 55-59: 1. Robert Whitaker, Yorktown, 39:00; 2. Ken Alberg, Suffolk, 47:14; 3. Tinsley Goad, Williamsburg, 49:53. 60-64: 1. Chris Abelt, Williamsburg, 47:26; 2. Steve Altman, Williamsburg, 50:39; 3. Frank Scaringello, Norfolk, 52:29.
65-69: 1. Rick Platt, Williamsburg, 55:15; 2. David Ozolek, Williamsburg, 55:47; 3. Jimmy Blount, Williamsburg, 56:57. 70-and-over: 1. Ben Dyer, Toano, 49:37; 2. William Moore, Williamsburg, 53:14; 3. Larry Arata, Williamsburg, 57:58. Walk: 1. John Strassberger, Williamsburg, 1:14:20; 2. Robert Curtin, Hampton, 1:24:47; 3. Ulises Sanchez, Williamsburg, 1:25:18.
WOMEN
Overall: 1. Rachel Parthasarthy, Madison, Conn., 44:24; 2. Svetlana Goncharova, Williamsburg, 45:36; 3. Rachel Reininger, Hampton, 47:18. 20-24: 1. Emma Heinze, Williamsburg, 1:09:21. 25-29: 1. Amber Anderson, Chesapeake, 59:47.6; 2. Brittney Hatley, Chesapeake, 59:47.7; 3. Erin Fryer, Lanexa, 1:01:52.
30-34: 1. Sarai Crosby, Hampton, 1:08:14; 2. Jennifer Gilliam, Toano, 1:09:58; 3. Paola Fay, Hampton, 1:17:49. 35-39: 1. Tracie Sims, Lanexa, 55:53; 2. Amanda Collier, Yorktown, 56:51; 3. Lori Walker, Williamsburg, 59:20. 40-44: 1. Brooke Grams, Baltimore, Md., 59:14; 2. Karen Smith, Yorktown, 1:07:22; 3. Michelle Moore, Baltimore, Md., 1:08:02.
45-49: 1. Lesa McCaffery, Williamsburg, 56:19; 2. Lea Ferst, Williamsburg, 58:53; 3. Kimberly Angles, Williamsburg, 1:04:15. 50-54: 1. Paula Pickering, Williamsburg, 59:31; 2. Jennifer Murphy, Quinton, 1:05:53; 3. Criztina Jean, Williamsburg, 1:07:40. 55-59: 1. Norma Phillips, Williamsburg, 50:53.
60-64: 1. Carolyn Harrison Virginia Beach, 49:16; 2. Harriet McCoy, Toano, 57:48; 3. Shirley Stephens, Williamsburg, 1:03:37. 65-69: 1. Patricia Travis, Williamsburg, 1:00:13; 2. Peggy Buckley, Williamsburg, 1:21:20.
70-and-over: 1. Roswitha Goosens-Winter, Williamsburg, 1:05:25. Walk: 1. Laura Liechti, Williamsburg, 1:14:17; 2. Erin Barry, Toano, 1:24:17; 3. Cathy Kaurich, Williamsburg, 1:24:25.
5K
MEN
Overall: 1. Corey Gray, Williamsburg, 19:10; 2. Logan St. John, Newport News, 20:26; 3. Lorenzo Short, Toano, 22:24.
WOMEN
Overall: 1. Katie Bodkins, Williamsburg, 26:41; 2. Kellie Castillo, Hampton, 27:36; 3. Daphne Papaefthimiou, Toano, 28:14.4.
TENNIS:
PENINSULA TENNIS PATRONS ASSOCIATION GRAND PRIX MASTERS
Early-round results at Riverside Wellness and Fitness Center in Newport News:
Men’s 4.5 singles
Round-robin: Matthew Randall d. Steven Petit 6-2, 7-5; Peter Schweitzer d. Mark Verschneider 6-3, 6-1.
Men’s 4.0 singles
Round-robin: Lorenzo Wright d. John Jacobson 6-2, 6-1; Marion Boone d. Hunter DiGeorge 6-1, 6-1.
Men’s 3.5 singles
Round-robin: Blue Group: Jason Crosby d. Nick Arceta 6-2, 3-6, 1-0 (10-6).
