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C16 THE BOSTON SUNDAY GLOBE NOVEMBER 8, li)i)8 Colleges Keenan A blue enoi WILLIAMS, 57-19 at WUKamttowa (5-2) 13 0-11 174) 14 21 6 13 57 Berks for Holy Cross I Crusaders don't quite have enough'0 TTTTT imams By Bob Monahan GLOBE STAFF BUCKNELL, 30-14 ntWonntir Bnekm (Ml 10 6 0 14 30 Holy Craw 0 0 14 0 14 8 Erik Slaughter 19 blocked punt rt-turn (Ross Coleman kick) Coleman 40 FG Jason Marrow 1 run (kick failed) Steve Green 54 pass from Daniel Vlsalli (Dana Fiatarone kick) Visalll 73 pass tram Ryan Collar (Fiatarone kick) Morrow 1 run (Coleman kick) Dan Palko 1 pass from Don McDowell (Coleman kick) Attendance: 8,125 Buck HC First downs 19 10 Rushes-yards 48-136 19-1-27) Passing 188 244 Punt returns 6-92 5-35 Kickoff returns 3-56 6-82 Interceptions ret 2-20 0-0 Comp-Att-Int 16-33-0 15-36-2 Sacked-Yards lost 3-23 5-37 Punts 7-30 7-31 Fumbles-Lost 0-0 1-0 Penalties-Yards 11-81 9-73 Possession 37:12 22:48 IMMVIOUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Buckneli, Palko 17-70, J. Powell 12-53; HC, James Conrow 3-6, John Alois) 2-3, JR Walz 2-3. PASSING Buckneli, McDowell 16-33-0-188; HC, Collar 14-35-2-190, Visalll 1-1-0-54. RECEIVING Buckneli, Ron Rocked 8-1 19, Palko 3-37, A. Kissinger 3-25; HC, Visalli 3-90, Kendy Hall 3-41, Nate Robbins 2-23.

SPRINGFIELD, 13-7 at MortkfMdt VI SnringfieM 19-01 7 0 0 6 13 Norwich (4-51 0 7 0 0 7 Bob Sedlor 54 pass from Kevin Cahill (Rob Oickson kick) Zach Dyer 3 pass from Eric Lewan-doski (Andrew Wheeler kick) Connell Clark 2 run (kick failed) First downs 17 11 Rushes-yards 57-187 34-48 Passing yards 156 123 Passes 5-13-0 12-33-2 Kickoff returns 1-10 3-19 Wll Fred Storz 2 run (Robert Kaufman kick) Wil Storz 1 run (Kaufman kick) Wll -Matt Sigrist 63 pass from Sean Keenan (Kaufman kick) Wes Jake Fay 4 run (Curt Younkln kick) Wil Mike Cleary 8 pass from Keenan (Kaufman kick) Wil Louis Moll IB punt return (Kaufman kick) Wes Tom Themlstocles 3 run (rush tailed) Wes Matt Perceval 27 pass from Fay (pass failed) Wll Sigrist 20 pass from Keenan (pass failed) Wll Colin Vataha 36 field goal Wil Mike McAdam 18 run (Vataha kick) Wll Mike Rapport 5 run (kick tailed) Attendance: 7,192 Wes wa First downs 22 24 Rushes-yards 42-121 39-206 Passing yards 336 311 Passes 21-40-1 17-33-0 Punts Fumbles-lost 2-0 0-0 Penalties-yards 6-50 6-56 Possession 33:22 26:38 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING -Wes, Themistocles 23-95, John Pascucci 5-17, Perceval 1-7; Wil, Storz 26-145. McAdam 3-26, Jamlyl Peters 2-22. PASSING Wes, Fay 20-39-1-308. Kevin Cornish 1-1-0-28; Wil, Keenan 17-32-0-311, Storz 0-1-0-0. RECEIVING -Wes, Perceval 6-106.

Nate Moore 6-104, George Thompson 5-95; Wil, Sigrist 9-175, Cleary 3-80, Andrew Jones 2-44. AMHERST, 32-18 atdartfonl Amherst (5-2) 10 7 7 32 Trinity 12-51 0 0 6 12 18 A Derrell Wright 80 pass from Peter Honig (Liam Fleming kick) A Fleming 30 FG A Matt Hall 7 pass from Honig (Fleming kick) A-Hall 12 pass from Honig (Fleming kick) Faget 40 pass from Gregg Wysockk, WORCESTER Holy Cross' lJiJl2yi4iIil team color is purple. Yesterday, the Crusaders were blue as they suffered a 30-14 loss to Buckneli in Patriot League play at frozen Fitton Field. The Crusaders are 2-7 after suffering their biggest loss of the season. Their previous biggest loss had been by 11 points.

Holy Cross trailed, 16-0, before rallying to make it 16-14 with two touchdowns in the third quarter. "Losing isn't fun at all, but we did make a comeback," said coach Dan Allen. "We're a young team and we didn't pack it in. We'll get better. We faced adversity again, but I feel we will learn from that and get better as we go along." The Bisons scored twice in the first quarter.

Ron Slaughter picked up a blocked punt and returned it 20 yards for a touchdown and Ross Co- Punt returns 5-73 3-8 leman kicked a 43-yard field goal. Jason Marrow scored the first of his two touchdowns at 14:21 of the second. The third quarter belongedto Holy Cross and sophomore wide; receiver Dan Visalli. At 10:26 of the third, Visalli threw a 54-yard touchdown pas9-to Steve Green on a flea-flicker. Moments later, after Holy Cross made an interception, Visalli caught a 10-yard pass from quarterback Ryan Collar and used a pick to race 73 yards for the touchdown.

Visalli took three direct hits on the plily, then escaped three more defenders before cutting loose. With three catches for 90 yards and touchdown throw, Visalli received the Eddie' Anderson Memorial Trophy as the game's outstanding player. Said Visalli of his pass, ''If something that we practiced fajll week. Ryan lateraled it to me, therj, I saw Steve all alone at the 30 and allj I had to do was throw the ball in his direction." Of his touchdown, Visalli said, "I just got the ball where I was supposed to catch it and felt the I didn't go down. I just kept spinning and in my mind I knew I had to kep going.

I felt other hands on me but after a few seconds I was "This was a great win for 'Us' said Buckneli coach Tom Gadd. "We had a good lead, we relaxed loo much, and we got back on track and scored again when we had to. "We're a young team and so'is Holy Cross, and I see both of us improving the rest of this year arid next season, too." Buckneli gained 136 yards rushing while Holy Cross was held to nii-nus-27. Buckneli has the No. 11 defense among Division 1-AA schools.

tsr. j3Ct. DAN ALLEN "We'll get better" BRIDGEWATER 54-8 I fficMwf BtMnntw IWI 20 21 13 0 54 FltcMwi 1341 0 0 Dan O'Brien 51 pass from Dan Maurer (Chris Carr kick) Seto Berry 77 run (Carr kick) Jason Imiach 3 run (kick (ailed) Andrew Macaione 66 pass from Maurer (Car? kick) Macaione 7 pan (rem William Frailer (Carr kick) Greg McClintock 55 pass from Nino DeCarolis (McClintock from DeCaratis Carr 46 pass from Frazier (Carr kick) Maurer 7 run (Carr kick) tmiach 25 mn (kick failed) Attendance: 113 BS FS First downs 23 8 Rushes-yards 62-344 13-22 Passing yards 247 182 Passes 8-12-0 13-36-3 Punts-Avg Fumbles-lost 4-3 3-3 MOMDUU. STATISTICS RUSHING BS, Berry 18-165, Maurer 3-8, Imlach 7-46; FS, Kevin Carlo 9-28. PASSING-BS.

Maurer 5-7 0-179, Frazier 3-5-0: FS, DeCarolis 13-36-4-182. RECEIVING -BS, Macaione 3-79, Jason Merril 1-19. O'Brien 3-102: FS, McClintock 5-108, Tanner Grove 1-10, Marcus Soto 1-22. CURRY, 29-14 at Boetest Cany 16-3) 14 0-29 UMast-Bottoa 10-91 0 0 0 14 14 Steve Santos 4 run (Kevin Delmonico kick) Tony Giannetti 67 pass from Santos (Delmonico kick) Giannetti 6 pass from Santos (kick failed) Darren King 42 FG Dave Timson 5 run (kick failed) Jack Lambert 24 run (rush failed) Lambert 85 run (Jim Gagnon rush) Attendance: 432 CUR UMB First downs 12 12 Rushes-yards 48-143 45-280 Passing yards 160 37 Passes 8-12-0 4-13-2 Punts Fumbles-lost 1-1 1-1 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING-C, Timson 16-56, Randy Paolillo 6-33, Ronnie O'Brien 3-17; UMB, Lambert 9-138, Gagnon 25-122, Frank Campo 10-20. PASSING-C, Santos 7-9-0-151, O'Brien 1-3-0-9; UMB, Lambert 4-11-2-37, Gagnon 0-20-0.

RECEIVING-C, Giannetti 5-115, John Barr 2-36, David Fernando 1-9; UMB, Michael Bissanti 3-32, Kevin Roach 1-5. MAINE MARITIME, 13-7 at Castine, MahM Worcester St. (4-51 0 7 0 0 -7 Maim Maritime (4-5) 0 0 7 6 13 Derrick Kiser 20 interception return (Nate Reidl kick) Tom Rushmore 17 pass from Chris Pelletier (Keith Higginbotham kick) Steve Tardif 18 run (kick failed) Attendance: 314 WS MM First downs 6 12 Rushes-yards 31-42 42-51 Passing yards 175 183 Passes 8-29-5 9-24-3 Punts-Avg INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING WS, Jeremy Bernard 20-45, Joe D'Ambra 2-3, Justin Bernard 5-16; MM, Tardif 31-98. PASSING -WS, Dan Hanson 8-29-5-175; MM, Pelletier 9-24-3-183. RECEIVING -WS, Rushmore 5-127, Eric McDaniel 3-60.

MASS. MARITIME, 20-14 at Buzzards Bay Framlngham 12-S) 0 6 0 14 Matt. Maritime 16-3) 7 0 6 20 Mike Kelley 1 run (Rich Ennis kick) Rob Ferland 27 run (Ennis kick) Ed Roberts 15 pass from Alex Tarpey (kick blocked) Roberts 1 1 pass from Tarpey Ryan Woodland 95 run (kick failed) Attendance: 1109 FS MM First downs 14 12 Rushes-yards 31-103 56-310 Passing yards 149 47 Passes 12-34-3 6-11-1 Punts-Avg Fumbles-lost 1-1 2-2 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING -FS, Kamel Khaizir 15-65, Tarpey 6-17, Dustin Gorman 2-8; MM, Woodland 31-201, Ferland 14-71, Dan Reading 1-21. PASSING-FS, Tarpey 11-32-2-138, Abraham Bascon 1-2-1-11; MM, Kelley 6-11-1-47. RECEIVING FS, Rob Dowler 5-64.

Chris Aldhen 2-18, Gorman 2-20; MM, Reading 4-43. Ken Case 1-8. SALVE REGINA, 17-10 at North Dartmeatk Salve Regina 18-11 0 0 3 14 17 UMass-Dartmouth 17-21 7 3 0 0 10 UD Ryan Bland 6 pass from Jay Furtado (Brian West kick) UD West 19 FG SR Ryan Somberger 28 FG SR Anthony Pirri 10 run (Somberger kick) SR Pirri 5 run (Somberger kick) Attendance: 1,387 SR UD First downs 16 15 Rushes-yards 65-265 22-43 Passing yards 33 175 Passes 2-8-1 15-40-1 Punts-Avg INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING SR, Mark DiBiasio 29-100, Jeff Wright 8-66, Pirri 11-38; UD, Shane Harris 9-36, Steve Wozniak 9-10. PASSING -SR, Wright 2-6-1-33; UD, Furtado 15-39-175. RECEIVING -SR, Mike Tryon 1-26, Pirri I- UD, Bland 9-83, Antonio 3-59.

WESTFIELD ST. 16-14 WntfisM Mchoh IS-4) 7 0 7 0 14 WestfieM St (4-51 3 7 0 6 16 W-John Frasco 24 FG N-Matt Fox 1 run (Daniel Herrero kick) W-Jason Votzakis 1 run (Frasco kick) N-Brian Halapin 57 pass from Tony Vol- pone (Herrero kick) W-Frasco 15 pass from Dean DiGregorio (kick failed) Attendance: 402 First downs 10 23 Rushes-yards 33-161 54-257 Passing yards 109 142 Passes 7-17-2 11-29-1 Punts-Avg INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING -N, Fox 23-133, Nick Parker 8-33. Volpone 1-0; Votzakis 33-205, Shawn Lyman 13-24, DiGregorio 3-14. PASSING-N, Volpone 7-17-2-109; DiGregorio 11-29-1-142. RECEIVING Halapin 2-73, Jonattion Allard 2-25, Nick Parker 2-1 W.

Frasco 2-27, Frank DeLuca 3-56, Vin Ferrecchia 3-26. WNEC, 41-28 at Fraeringkaaa MIT 10-81 0 6 (16-28 WNEC (4-41 7 14 6-41 Mike Roach 1 pass from Steve Conuel (Kevin Eknanian kick) Roach 1 pass from Conuel (Eknanian kick) Baldemar Mejia 6 pass from Dave Skordal (kick failed) Andy Kaneris 25 run (Eknanian kick) Kaneris 34 run (Eknanian kick) Jim McDonough 24 pass from Conuel (Eknanian kick) Enrique Villavicencio 12 pass from Skordal (pass failed) M- John Boyer 1 1 pass from Skordal (Mejia pass from Skordal) Kaneris 15 run (kick failed) Villavtcencio 1 run (Villavicencio run) Attendance: 686 MIT WNEC First downs 23 16 Rushes-yards 35-101 48-202 Passing yards 212 149 Passes 21-44-2 12-15-1 Punts-Avg. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING -M, Villavicencio 18-105, Mark Flanagin 3-11. Greg Nelson 1-0 Kaneris 24-165, Scott Gould 5-18, Conuel II- 41 PASSING-M, Skordal 21-44-2-212; Conuel 12-15-1-149. RECEIVING M.

Chuck Toye 7-78, Mena 4-38. Villavicencio 3-22; W. Roach Ml. McDonough 2-24, Eric Dunning 1-35. Harvard digs down, ties up No.

17 Brown Harvard rallied from an early 2-0 soccer deficit at Ohiri Field yesterday for a 2-2 tie with 17th-ranked i Brown. Sean Keenan was at his best when it counted most, completing 17 of 32 passes for 311 yards and three touchdowns yesterday as Williams extended its undefeated record to 7-0 with a stunning 57-19 homecoming' romp over Wesleyan in a New England Small 1001031. College Athletic Conference showdown at Williamstown. The loss dropped the Cardinals, who could not stop Keenan, to 5-2. Keenan's longest pass of the day was a 63-yard scoring bomb to senior Matt Sigrist, who caught nine passes for 175 yards and two touchdowns.

The Ephs produced a dominating attack that included 145 yards rushing by Fred Storz, who averaged 5.6 yards per carry on 26 tries and scored on runs of 1 and 2 yards in the first quarter when Williams took control with a 14-0 lead. Despite the Williams dominance, Wesleyan quarterback Jake Fay had an impressive day of his own, completing 20 of ,39 passes for 308 yards and a touchdown. Bowdoin 49, Bates 14 Hayes MacArthur completed 13 of 19 passes for 303 yards and three touchdowns as the Polar Bears romped past the Bobcats at Brunswick, Maine. Amherst 32, Trinity 18 Peter Honig passed for 287 yards and two touchdowns as the Lord Jeffs raced to a 17-0 halftime lead and coasted over the Bantams in Hartford. Tufts 24, Colby 7 Senior quarterback Dan Morse of Randolph broke a 7-7 tie by scoring on a 1-yard burst with 36 seconds left in the first half, and Brian Holmes returned the second half kickoff 87 yards for a score to lift the Jumbos in Medford.

Conference Junior running back Anthony Pirri of North Attleboro scored two fourth-quarter touchdowns on runs of 10 and 5 yards as Salve Regina roared back from a 10-3 deficit for a 17-10 victory over UMass-Dartmouth in a showdown of undefeated Blue Division teams at North Dartmouth. The victory, the eighth straight for the Seahawks (8-1, 5-0) after an opening-game 14-7 loss to Frostburg State, featured the running of Mark DiBiasio, Jeff Wright, and Pirri. DiBiasio, a junior from North Attleboro, led the way with 100 yards on 29 carries, Wright added 66 on eight carries, and Pirri had 38 yards on 11 carries, but came up big with the touchdown runs. Curry 29, UMass-Boston 14 Sophomore quarterback Steve Santos completed 7 of 9 passes for 151 yards and two touchdowns and ran for a score as the Colonels continued their remarkable turnaround with the victory in Dorchester. Santos hooked up with Tony Giannetti on touchdown passes 6f 67 and 6 yards, and ran 4 yards for Curry's first score.

Curry, which was 0-10 last year, improved to 6-3 overall and 4-1 in the Hue Division. Maine Maritime 13, Worcester St. 7 Chris Pelletier threw for 183 yards and one touchdown and Steve Tardif rushed for 102 yards on 31 carries, including an 18-yard fourth-quarter touchdown that snapped a 7-7 tie, giving the Mariners the triumph at Castine, Maine. Westfield State 16, Nichols 14 Dean DiGregorio of Melrose hit tight end John Frasco of Chicopee with a 15-yard scoring pass with 48 seconds remaining to give the Owls the victory at Westfield. Frasco earlier kicked a 24-yard field goal Bridgewater St.

54, Frtchburg St. 8 Seto Berry rushed for 165 yards on 18 carries and Dan Maurer completed 5 of 7 passes for 179 yards, three to Dan O'Brien for 102 yards, including a 51-yard TD strike, as the Bears roared in Fitchburg. Mass. Maritime 20, Framinghant St. 14 Ryan Woodland, who rushed for 201 yards on 31 carries, turned the corner on a sweep and went 95 yards for a touchdown early in the fourth quarter to snap a 14-14 tie and become the school's all-time leading rusher.

WNEC 41, MIT 28 Andy Kaneris rushed for 165 yards on 24 carries and Steve Conuel hit on 12 of 15 passes for 149 yards as Western New England kept the Engineers winless, in Framing-ham. Freedom Springfield 13, Norwich 7 Freshman backup quarterback JConnell Clark scored on a 2-yard run with 5:14 remaining at SJorthfield, Vt, to give the Pride its first outright conference 3iampionship. fir Springfield, ranked No. 1 in the NCAA Division 3 East Re-lp6n, improved to 9-0 with one game remaining against Union, Equaling the best record in the school's 106-year history. The iEjide, who shared the Freedom title with Coast Guard in 1996, nished 6-0 in the conference.

Plymouth St 27, Kean 12 Joel Carey caught six passes for ijl4 yards and one touchdown to lead the Panthers (6-3) to the 'inon-conference triumph at Plymouth, N.H., and keep their ECAC playoff hopes alive. WPI 26, Coast Guard 2 The Engineers came up with three interceptions, a fumble recovery, and a blocked punt and turned them into a one-sided victory in Worcester. W. Conn. 21, Kings Point 16 Tailback Miguel Pickering made the most of his first start, rushing for 80 yards, as Western Connecticut held off Kings Point at Danbury, Conn.

Eastern S. Conn. 41, C. Conn. 14 Junior tailback Rashaan Dumas mshed for 217 yards and five touchdowns to lift Southern Connecticut State over Central Connecticut in the Governor's Cup game at New Haven.

C.W. Post 23, Bentley 15 John Carneglia, who carried 15 times for 123 yards, scored on a 1-yard run as C.W. Post upset the Falcons at Brookville, N.Y. Renardo Pope added 110 yards on 21 carries for the Pioneers. Albany 17, Pace 0 Michael Oliva came off the bench to pass for a touchdown and run for another as host Albany blanked Pace.

Wesley 41, Stonehill 7 Sophomore Jabbar Truitt ran for 115 yards and a touchdown and senior Roger Wright added a pair of 1-yard touchdowns as Wesley routed the Chieftains in Easton, AIC 35, Stony Brook 7 Junior tailback Kavin Gailliard entered the game needing 95 yards to break the school career record of 3,093. He did that with plenty to spare, rushing for a career-high 307 yards on 24 carries and two touchdowns at Stony Brook, N.Y. UMass-Lowell 38, Assumption 14 Eddie Torrico scored on nuuilUUJ The Bears (11- ward Bobby Rhine tallied his first Career hat trick as the top-seeded Huskies blanked the Mountaineers in. the quarterfinals of the Big East tournament at Storrs, Conn. Tufts 1, Middlebury 0 Reid Adams scored in the eighth minute in MiddTe-bury, Vt, as the Jumbos (7-6-2) handed the Panthers, ranked first in New England and second nationally, their first loss after 13 victories.

Field hockey f'7i Atlantic 10 semifinals Massachusetts and Rhode Island will meet for the title this afternoon in Philadelphia after the Minutewomen stopped St Joseph's, 3-1, and the Lady Rates tipped West Chester, 2-1. ,0 2-2 overall and 4-0- 2 in the Ivy League) remain in the driver's seat in their quest for a second straight Ivy title. Brown opened fast on goals by sophomore Marcio, the team's leading scorer, and freshman Adrian Rapp goal. But Harvard battled back with junior Will Hench of Marblehead making it 2-1 inthe 32d minute and junior Chinezi Chyioke netting the equalizer with 9:05 remaining. UConn 4, W.

Virginia 0 Senior for-; (kick failed) T-Mark Maccarinl 9 run (kick failed) T-Sherman Francis 9 run (kick failed) A-Boo DiSabato 50 run (Byrne rush) First downs 13 19 Rushes-yards 38-111 51-144 Passing yards Passes 11-28-2 11-31-3 Fumbles-lost 3-2 3-1 Penalties-yards 2-15 8-77 Possession 25:55 34:05 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING DiSabato 2-60, Darin Byrne 14-45. Jeff Coviello 6-30; Sherman Francis 13-78, Matt Gjerufff 5-32, Steve Cells 4-21. PASSING -A, Honig 11-24-2-287, Jason Campbell 0-4-0-0; Liam McNeilly 2-8-1-25. Wysocki 9-23-2-132. RECEIVING -A, Wright 6-224, Steve Corrtreras 2-28, Hall 2-20; Faget 5-90, Sean Furey 5-60, Maccarini l-7r BOWDOIN, 49-14 at Brunswick, Maine Bate.

(141 0 7 7 0 14 Bowdokt 14-3) .21 14 7 7 40 Bo Steve Prinn 48 pass from Hayes Mac-Arthur (Alex Tatum kick) Bo Randy Petit 3 run (Tatum kick) Bo Chris Houston 14 run (Tatum kick) Ba Matt Bazirgan 1 run (Rejean Guerriero kick) Bo Steve Lafond 53 from MacArthur (Tatum kick) Bo Lafond 18 pass from MacArthur (Tatum kick) Ba Jason Coulie 29 pass from Bazirgan (Guerriero kick) Bo Lawson 3 run (Tatum kick) Bo Vinnie Villano 1 run (Tatum kick) Attendance: 2,692 Bat Bow First downs 12 21 Rushes-yards 28-71 46-158 Passing yards 126 324 Passes 14-23-1 15-21-1 Fumbles-lost 3-1 0-0 Penalties-yards 3-25 7-60 Possession 24:02 35:58 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Bat. Ryan Jarvis 14-44, Marlon Gresham 4-14, Tim Bettencourt 2-14; Bow, Houston 12-55, Lawson 10-35, Shaun Leonardo 13-32. PASSING -Bat. Bazirgan 12-19-1-113, Adam Greenlaw 2-4-0-13; Bow, MacArthur 13-19-1-303, Kyle Quinn 2-2-0-21. RECEIVING -Bat, Josh Howes 6-49, Coulie 5-62; Bow, Lafond 6-178, Prinn 4-90, Chris Day 2-36, Lawson 2-13.

TUFTS, 24-7 at Medford Colby 12-5) 0 7 6 0-7 Tufts (6-11 0 14 10 0 24 John Routhier 1 run (Nate Herpich kick) Thomas Keblin 3 run (Keith Jonassen kick) Dan Morse 1 run (Herpich kick) Brian Holmes 87 kickoff return (Herpich kick) Herpich 26 FG Attendance: 2,000 Col Tut First downs 16 14 Rushes-yards 36-62 45-111 Passing yards 175 78 Passes 16-39-0 8-18-0 Fumbles-lost 3-2 2-1 Penalties-yards 4-40 5-35 Possession 28:36 31:24 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING-C, Keblin 22-84; Routhier 15-32, Keven Kelley 7-29, Morse 14-24. PASSING-C, Nathan Bradley 11-23-0-122, Matt Smith 5-16-0-53: Morse 8-17-0-78. RECEIVING-C, Miguel Gonzalez 7-65, Chris Stephens 6-78; Jon Troy M9. AIC, 35-7 at Stony Brook, N.Y. AK (6-31 7 6 14 35 Stony Brook 17-2) 0 0 7 0 7 A Kavin Gailliard 75 run (Larry Moses kick) A Mike Novembre 26 run (Moses kick) A Novembre 13 run (Moses kick) Ralph Menendez 66 run (Jason Harris kick) A Rick Hebert 1 run (Moses kick) A Gailliard 66 run (Moses kick) Attendance: 401 AIC SB First downs 24 13 Rushes-yards 56-459 33-170 Passing yards 87 54 Passes 6-13-0 8-24-2 Punts Fumbles-tost 1-1 2-2 Penalties-yards 12-96 4-27 Possession 30:37 29:23 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING -AIC, Gailliard 24-307, Novembre 18-128, Shawn Feeney 6-32; SB, Menendez 19-144, Robert Vitucci 3-15, Lombardi 1-6.

PASSING AIC, Hebert 6-13-0-87; SB, Scott Meyer 6-21-2-36, Mike Stanley 2-13- 0- 18. RECEIVING -AIC, Feeney 3-36, Novembre 2-48, Gailliard 1-3; SB. Stanley 3-12, Steve Sayegh 2-28, Menendez 2-4. WESLEY, 41-7 at Easton Wesley (6-2) 27 7 7 6 41 StOMM (2-71 6 6 0 7 -7 Roger Wright 1 run (Chris Becker kick) Jabbar Truitt 83 run (rush failed) Shawn Plews 6 pass from Steve Az-zanesi (Becker kick) C.J. McKenna 49 fumble return (Becker kick) Duane Manson 105 interception return (Becker kick) Wright 1 run (Becker kick) Anthony McSharry 32 run (Randy Beatrice kick) Attendance: 200 First downs 15 6 Rushes-yards 41-281 29-73 Passing yards 192 140 Passes 11-18-1 11-21-2 Punts 8-36 5 Fumbles-lost 4-2 5-3 Penalties-yards 9-95 2-10 Possession 33:45 26:15 INOfVHrUAL STATISTICS RUSHING W.

Truitt 1 3 1 1 5, Travis Bryant 5-78. Wright 11-65; S. McSharry 6-41, Tyrone Jefferson 14-34, Chris Chishrjtm 2-4. PASSING-W. Azzanesi 10-15-0-175, Jason vlssanti 1-3-1-17; S.

John Darak 11-21 2-140. RECEIVING-W. Plews 2-24, Buck Scar-duzn 2-18. Kurt Kaufman 2-14; S. Patrick Cullingford 3-20.

Jarred Neff 2-31, Jefferson 1- 45. i Punts-Avg. Fumbles-tost 8-7 2-1 Penalties-yards 14-118 9-91 Possession 31:09 28:27 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING -S, Cahill 16-54, Mike Tanner 17-51, Craig Clermont 8-39; Dyer 22-47, Robert Wright 6-6. PASSING Cahill 5-13-0-156; Lewandoski 12-32-2-123, Dyer 0-1-0-0. RECEIVING -S, Sedlor 2-78, Rich Tas-sello 1-51, Matt Rose 1-17; Jared DaRo-cha 4-57, Ryan Lacasse 3-48, Ryan Squires 3- 8.

C.W. POST, 23-15 flt Braokvflte- M.Y. Bentley 17-21 6 3 6 0 15 C.W. Post 16-3) 0 10 0 13 23 Mark DeBrito 48 pass from Ted Larkin (kick failed) Eric Giacobba 21 FG Tony Balcan 30 FG Eddie Hardaway 10 pass from Pat Rock (Balcan kick) Matt Rapoza 3 1 pass from Larkin (pass failed) Eric Williams recovered fumble in end zone (rush failed) John Carneglia 1 run (Balcan kick) CW First downs 13 9 Rushes-yards 33-49 51-271 Passing yards 272 24 Passes 20-38-2 4-11-1 Return yards 16 29 Punts Fumbles-lost 1-1 0-0 Penalties-yards 10-94 6-64 Possession 29:17 30:43 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Rapoza 13-41, Nick Aiello 4- 16, Chris Frisoll 3-9; CW, Carneglia 15-123, Renardo Pope 21-1 10, Rock 7-22. PASSING Larkin 20 38 2 272; CW, Rock 4-11-1-24.

RECEIVING DeBrito 9-151, Rapoza 4-76, Aiello 4-26; CW, Matt Galasso 2-17, Hardaway 1-10. PLYMOUTH 27-12 it Plynioirthi N.H. Kean (1-81 0 6 0 6 12 Plymouth St 7 20 0 0 27 Brian Chaplain 35 interception return (Cory Skillin kick) Joel Carey 39 pass from Eric Rush (Skillin kick) Tim Ajigbotosho 15 pass from Jay Sgarametla (kick blocked) Brent Bardellini 85 kickoff return (pass failed) Jeff Parker 5 run (Skillin kick) Ajigbotosho 25 pass from Daniel Novak (kick failed) Attendance: 711 It PS First downs 23 13 Rushes-yards 51-193 25-76 Passing yards 196 166 Passes 22-41-2 10-23-0 Kickoff returns 5-99 2-110 Punt returns l-(-3) 3-12 Punts-Avg. Fumbles-lost 3-1 3-2 Penalties-yards 14-137 9-85 Possession 41:53 18:07 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING -K, Tidey Corbett 28-126, Jerome Porter 14-61, Jay Sgaramella 8-5; PS, Russ Massahos 11-35, Parker 6-33, Rush 8-8. PASSING-K, Sgaramella 17-32-2-128, Novak 5-9-0-68; PS, 10-23-0-166.

RECEIVING Corbett 8-68, Porter 8-54, Ajigbotosho 4-57; PS, J. Carey 6-134, Charlie Schubert 3-24, S. Carey 1-8. WESTERN 21-16 at Danbnry, Conn. M.

Marina 15-31 0 0 10 6 16 W.Co--(4-SI 7 7 0 7 21 Chris McPhail 2 run (Adam Kennett kick) Calvin Key 9 pass from Matt LeFever (Kennett kick) Brandon Floyd 3 run (Matt Warren kick) Warren 27 FG John Gagliardi 6 run (Kennett kick) Shawn Johnson 8 run (rush failed) KP WC First downs 16 12 Rushes-yards 49-201 49-155 Passingyards 116 119 Passes 8-18-2 7-14-0 Kickoff returns 4-83 4-26 Punt returns 3-0 3--7) Punts Fumbles-lost 2-2 2-2 Penalties-yards 3-21 5-31 Possession 29:39 30:21 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING WC, Miguel Pickering 17-72, Gagliardi 10-46, McPhail 11-25; MM, Tori Fredericks 15-87, Floyd 15-61, Johnson 6-24. PASSING-WC, LeFever 7-11-0-119, Ben LaBelle 0-1-0-0, Tim Uhl 0-1-0-0; MM, Jeff Turpen 7-17-2-80, Bobby Brown 1-1-0-36. RECEIVING -WC, Key 3-57, Chris Bennett 2-42, McPhail 1-10. Mike Aronson 1-10; MM. Will Felch 2 80, Jay Senterfitt 2-14, Fredericks 2-1.

WPI, 26-2 at Worcester Coast Guard 11-7) 6 2 6 6 2 WPI (4-4) 7 13 6 6 26 Nicholas Fluet 8 run (Joshua Morrison kick) Fluet 1 run (Morrison kick) John Riccio 1 run (rush failed) Safety, returned WPI failed extra point attempt Jared Lachapelle 26 pass from Riccio (kick tailed) Attendance: 641 CS WPI First downs 18 19 Rushes-yards 40-88 36-137 Passing yards 167 252 Passes 10-34-3 140-1 Kickoff returns 1-22 1-16 Punt returns 4-22 3-17 Punts-Avg. Fumbleilost 1-1 1-1 Penalties-yards 6-42 6-71 Possession 31:07 28:53 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING -CG, Brian Smcklas 29-80. Ruben Bourdreaux 2 9, WPI. Eric Thiboutot 10-57. Fluet 14-50.

Kurt Haggstrom 6-19. PASSING -CG. Yadnck 10-34-3-167: WPI, Riccio 19-39-1-252, Joseph Gotec 0-1-OO. RECEIVING CG. Tim Keyset 3-94; WPI.

Matt Surette 10-101. Wesley Maids 3-29, Lachapelle 2-85. Irish slip past Northeastern NOTRE DAME, 4-3 at Maltewl Arena Notre Dame (7-1-1) 1 1 2 Northeastern (2-3) 1 0 2 3 Scoring: ND, Matt Van Arkel (Benoit Cotnoir, Sam Cornelius) NU, Jim Fa-i3 hey (Billy Newson, Roger Hoteczy) ND, Aniket Dhadphale (Cotnoir, Ben Simon) NU, John Peterman (Todd Barclay. Holeczy) ND, David Inman (Van Arkel, Joe Dusabek) NU, Farley (Newson. Ho-' leczy) ND, Brian Urick.

(Cotnoir, Dhadvli phale) 12:36. Saves: ND, Forrest Karr 34; NU, Scott Sutton 29. UNH, 3-1 at Mum, N.H. Providece (4-2) 1 0 0 UNH (5-1) 1 11-3 Scoring: Jason lalongo (Troy Lake, Josh MacNevin) UNH, Darren Haydar (Miarl Souza, Eric Lind) UNH, Dan Enders (unassisted) UNH. Haydar (Souza.

John Sadowski) 13:14. Saves: Boyd Ballard 33; UNH, Ty I Conklin 22. I UCONN, 3-1 at Stem, Comm. AtC (2-1-1) 0 0 1-1 UConn (3-0-1) 0 2 1 -'3 Scoring: UC, William Zago (Mike Boylan) Brian Urick's goal with 7:24 remaining gave Notre Dame a 4-3 win over Northeastern last night at Matthews Arena. HOCKey Notre Dame (7-1- 1) led, a-2, after David Inman's power-play goal 3:22 into the final stanza, but Northeastern (2-3-0) tied it a minute later on Jim Fahey's second goal bf the night.

Forrest Karr had 34 saves for the Irish, while Scott Sutton had 29 saves for the Huskies. UNH 3, Providence 1 Freshman Darren Haydar scored his first two collegiate goals help the Wildcats rebound against the Friars in Durham, N.H. After junior defenseman Jason Ialon-go's goal 3:34 into the game put Providence on top, New Hampshire, which was routed, 6-1, in Providence Friday night, battled back as Haydar notched his first goal at 14:53 of the first and junior defenseman Dan Enders put the Wildcats in front with an unassisted goal at 8:30 of the second period. Haydar added an insurance tally at 13:14 of the third period when Mike Souza fed him a pass from behind the net which he slipped past Friar goalie Boyd Ballard. Canisius 4, Holy Cross 4 Canisius scored three third-period goals to overcome a 3-1 deficit and get the tie in Worcester.

UC, Anders Johnson (Mike Anderson, Michael GcJdkind) Dan Curran (Zae Kalemba, Tim Kolassa) UC, Michael Narotski (Dan Sheehan) 1:33. Saves: AIC, Chance Thede 21; UC. Marc Senercnia 16. BENTLEY, 6-5 Mercyhurst (2-3) 0 2 3 0 5 Bentley (3-3) 3 2 0 1 6 Scoring: 8. Shawn Smith (Brian Gangemi, Steve Tobn) B.

Ryan Soderquist (Toon) Soderquist (Mike Hindley, Joe Roy) 16 53: Gangemi (Smith. Martin Baker) Mike Spengter (Gangemi, Roy) M. Brad McDonald (Mike Masse) M. Bob Atkm (Masse. Oto Hlincik) 12 20; Scott LudevSo (Masse.

Atkm) M. Atkm (Hl.nc) 5:56: M. Ludeviks (Louis Gomel Henc) 14 04: B. Hindley (Matt Kowal, John Yianoukas) 3 30. Saves: M.

Adam Shine 2, Peter Auory 21; Joe Cunen 44. runs of 12 and 5 Thirds for the visiting River Hawks..