University of Massachusetts sophomore Zachary Koncki, a Northampton graduate, continued his terrific indoor track season at the New England Championships this weekend in Boston.

Koncki added another title to his impressive resumé Friday by winning the men's long jump with a career-best 23 feet, 6.25 inches - the third-best jump in program history.

Koncki had previously won the Atlantic 10 title in the event.

He later finished fifth in the 60-meter hurdles with a time of 8.34 seconds.

Koncki will compete in both events in the IC4A Championships next weekend.

Koncki's teammate, senior Tyler Cotto, won his second-straight New England championship in the 60-meter hurdles.

Cotto posted a season-best time of 7.87 seconds just one week after a victorious run for his first career Atlantic 10 title.

Also at the event, Amherst College junior Ben Scheetz broke the Division III national record in the 800 meters with a time of 1:48.08. It was good for second behind UConn's Michael Rutt (1:47.41), who set a New England record.

Women's indoor track & field

- Stonehill College Sophomore Kristen Veit of Easthampton, a Holyoke Catholic graduate, ran as part of the school-record-breaking distance relay team.

Veit ran the 1,200-meter leg with a 3:45 split and the team finished the race at 12:17.17 for seventh place overall at the New England Indoor Track & Field Championship in Boston on Sunday. The team earned All-New England honors.

- UMass finished 0-5 against a strong field in three days at the Cathedral City Classic in Cathedral City, Calif., this weekend.

After losing its first two games Friday to No. 7 Washington and No. 14 California, the Minutewomen were shut out by No. 19 Oklahoma State 5-0 on Saturday. They wrapped up Sunday with losses to No. 11 Texas, 3-0, and Fresno State, 7-5.

The UMass bats, which struggled all weekend, finally came alive in the loss to the Bulldogs in the finale.

Tiffany Meeks went 3-for-3 with a home run, while Cyndil Matthew and Teea Rogers each went 2-for-4. Kyllie Magill added a two-run homer in the loss.

In the three games over the weekend, Sara Plourde threw 18-2/3 innings, allowing 10 earned runs on 17 hits and six walks while striking out 26 batters.

Baseball

Vanderbilt 8, Stanford 7 - Freshman pitcher Kevin Ziomek of Amherst allowed two earned runs on seven hits and one walk in three relief innings during the Commodores' win over the Cardinal on Saturday at home.

Ziomek, who struck out five, received a no decision.

Men's swimming & diving

- Amherst College took home four NESCAC meet championships Saturday in Brunswick, Maine.

Reid Fitzgerald, Ben McBratney, Tyler Bulakul and Alex Fraser combined to swim the 200-yard medley relay in a pool record 1:31.84 for first place.

The team of Ryan Lichtenfels, Tim White, Parker Moody and Fraser then broke another pool record with a 6:43.54 in the 800 free relay for another victory.

Fraser also won an individual event with 1:39.24 in the 200 free, while Conor McAuliffe won the 1,000 free in 9:28.92.

The Lord Jeffs continued their winning ways Sunday as Lichtenfels won the 1,650 free in 15:31.84, and Fraser claimed the 100 free in 45.07.