The Amherst College men’s soccer team remained unbeaten and secured the Little Three championship after a 2-0 win over Wesleyan at home Saturday.
German Giammattei scored a goal in each half. He had a penalty in the first half.
Nico Kenary and Ada Okorogheye assisted the second goal in the 53rd minute.
Bernie White made two saves for Amherst (8-0-2, 4-0-2 NESCAC).
Saint Louis 2, UMass 0 — Marvyn Dorchin had one save, as the Minutemen lost their fifth game in a row Saturday. UMass (4-6, 0-2 A-10) hasn’t scored in its last four contests. Belchertown grad Evan Fournier played seven minutes off the bench.
Middlebury 34, Amherst 31 (2OT) — Will Jernigan threw a game-winning 9-yard touchdown pass to Maxwell Rye in the second overtime.
The Mammoths only mustered a Conor Kennelly field goal after neither team scored in the first extra period after throwing interceptions.
There were seven interceptions in the game. Amherst’s Matt Durborow had two picks, and John Ballard grabbed one.
Ollie Eberth threw for 176 yards and two touchdowns and ran for 55 yards for Amherst (3-1, 3-1 NESCAC).
Middlebury stormed to a 21-0 lead in the first quarter before Amherst scored 28 unanswered point. Kellen Field (55 yards rushing )put the Mammoths ahead with a two-yard run with 11 minutes, 21 seconds left.
James O’Regan caught five passes for 74 yards and a score.
Joe Kelly added 11 tackles, three for a loss, and a sack.
Wesleyan 0, Amherst 0 — Antonia Tammaro saved five shots for the Mammoths (5-2-1, 2-2-1 NESCAC) to keep a clean sheet Saturday.
Springfield 4, Mount Holyoke 0 — Maria-Lucia Delgado had 14 saves in a conference loss Saturday. Amherst’s Emma Robson and Northampton’s Hannah Finn-Erb each had a shot on goal for the Lyons (2-8-10-3 NEWMAC).
WPI 3, Smith 1 — Jessica Matsouka tied the game in the 23rd minute for the Pioneers (5-5-51, 1-2 ) on Saturday, but WPI scored two unanswered to pull away. Naomi Falkenberg made two saves, and Noemi Howland had four.
UMass 2, Rhode Island 1 (OT) — Sini Laaksonen converted a game-winning penalty in the 94th minute Sunday.
Rebeca Frisk put the Minutewomen (6-4-2, 3-2 A-10) up in the 57th minute from Melissa Kossler.
Peyton Ryan made three saves.
Amherst 5, Wentworth 0 — Hannah Gustafson had a goal and an assist in a home rout Sunday.
Sasha Savitsky, Ruby Hastie, Erin McClave and Alexa Juarez also scored for the Mammohts (6-2-1). Sophia Fikke added an assist. Tammaro stopped three shots, and Erica Sanders added a save.
Amherst 2, Wesleyan 1 — Kiera Alventosa scored the winner unassisted in the 53rd minute Saturday.
Franny Daniels put the Mammoths (6-4, 2-4 NESCAC) ahead in the 45th minute from Anna Agathis. Wesleyan tied the game 43 seconds later.
Emilie Flamme saved two shots.
Babson 6, Mount Holyoke 2 — Margaret Robb and Mirei Golding-Powers found the net for the Lyons (4-6, 1-3 NEWMAC) on Saturday.
Maddie Miller had four saves, and Morgan Turner stopped seven shots.
MIT 3, Smith 2 (OT) — Deerfield’s Anna Ballou put Smith ahead in the 49th minute, but the Engineers cored the next two, including an over time winner.
Victoria Mellow had the game’s first goal 5:57 in. CHanny Cornell had three saves.
New Hampshire 2, UMass 1— Katherin Furry tied the game in the 20th minute on a centering pass from Lucy Cooper on Sunday.
Marlise van Tonder saved four shots for the Minutewomen (4-7).
Wheaton 3, Smith 1; Roger Williams 3, Smith 0 — Ava Zollinger totaled 12 kills and 10 blocks in two Saturday losses.
The Pioneers (3-14) fell 25-18, 25-17 and 25-20 against Roger Williams and 25-16, 24-26, 25-13, 25-18 against Wheaton.
Evi Evgeniou distributed 43 total assists. Gabby Beckman pulled 31 total digs.
Mount Holyoke 3, Husson 0; MIT 3, Mount Holyoke 0 — Sarah Bishop totaled 15 kills and 13 digs in a Saturday split.
Alexandra Keough dished 16 total assists for Mount Holyoke (4-13, 0-5 NEWMAC).
Brayden Walden distributed 17 assists in a 25-17, 25-17, 25-17 win over Husson. The Lyons fell 25-9, 25-10, 25-11 against MIT.
Amherst 3, Trinity 0 — The Mammoths won their fourth straight game 25-15, 25-19, 25-18 on Saturday.
Emily Kolsky led Amherst (12-1, 4-0 NESCAC) with 15 kills and added 12 digs.
Skyleur Savage picked up 13 digs, and Alex Rone made four blocks.
Charlotte Duran distributed 22 assists.
Keene State Invitational — Smith finished 11th with 322 points. Charlotte Boyden took 55th in 20:17.
Paul Short Invitational (Lehigh) — Amherst was 20th in the Brown Division with 555 points. Sarah Gayer took 21st (21:47.7).
Smith took eighth in the White Division with 245 points. Karena Garcia was 10th (22:39.7).
Amherst at Paul Short Invitational (Lehigh) — Amherst placed 36th in the top-flight Gold Division with 936 points. Spencer Ferguson-Dryden placed 136th (24:49.7).
Williams College Fall Invitational/NESCAC Qualifier — Amherst placed second after shooting a 624 over the weekend. Williams won with a 619.
Morgan Yurosek captured the individual title Sunday after defeating Williams’ Stella Woo in a playoff. They were tied at 151 strokes after the two rounds.
Mount Holyoke placed 10th (700). Courtney Qui took 35th overall with a 172.