Sienna Mosquera was part of a record-breaking performance for Lehigh University at the Autumn Harvest at Architects Golf Club.

The Mountain Hawks shot one-under 283, an 18-hole programme record in the second round of the tournament on Monday afternoon, with Mosquera leading all Lehigh players with eight birdies. She is tied for fourteenth place at 150 (76-74).

Dylan Muso competed for McDaniel College in the North East Elite, which took place at Williamsport County Club in Pennsylvania.

Muso finished tied for tenth of the 90-strong field, finishing four over. McDaniel also finished tied for tenth of the 18 participating teams.

Sailing

Sophia Dias helped Tulane University sailing team finish second in the Sugar Bowl Women’s Fleet Races. The Green Wave finished with a final score of 135 in eight races across three divisions behind regatta winner Stanford.

Skipper Dias, with crew Caroline Caudron, finished third in B division and fifth in the field with a score of 45. Dias and Caudron combined to finish in the top four three times, including second in their first race of the weekend.

Jack Adderley represented Rollins College at the JAX Open, competing aboard FJs in a two-division format. The Tars finished third in the ten-team field with 25 points, tallying 10 in A Division and 15 in B.

Adderley served as skipper in B Division, opening the regatta alongside crew Alexander Goldsmith. The duo came out strong with victories in each of the first two races. Sam Frushone took over as crew for the final two races, helping the Tars to a runner-up finish in the third before a disqualification in the final race of the event.

PJ Rodrigues and Jordan Vieira were again in action on the water for Eckerd College in the SAISA Open Top 6 Invite.

Eckerd finished fourth of the six teams, with Rodrigues and Will Alvarado placing fifth with 50 points after recording seven top-10 finishes. Vieira and Avery Guck finished sixth in B Division with 53 points and five top-10 finishes.

Swimming

Thomas Cechini competed for Loyola University in the Charm City Relays. Cechini was part of the team that finished second in the 500 freestyle relay in a time of 4min 10.77sec

Football

Cody Robinson earned a place on the NAC Honour Roll for the second time this season after scoring two goals in Thomas College’s 4-2 win at the University of Southern Maine.

Despite only playing 53 minutes, Robinson had a fantastic game and scored two goals to help the Terriers earn an important non-conference win. T'syi Showers also scored in the match with Justin Sukdeo and Chance Eve also featuring.

Shantia Berkeley scored in the 45th minute as Durham College beat Fleming 12-0.

Sachiel Ming provided an assist for the only goal of the game as Syracuse University upset No 10 Notre Dame. Victory marks the second win over a ranked opponent this season after Syracuse previously beat No 24 UConn and their record is now 7-3-0 (1-2-0 ACC).

Jace Donawa came on as a substitute to play 20 minutes in UNC Chapel Hill’s 3-1 win over Lipscomb. The Heels now stand at 3-2-3 for the season.

La Zai Outerbridge provided an assist in Hobart & William Smith College’s 4-1 win over Rochester Institute of Technology in a Liberty League match. Outerbridge also started 48 hours later in Hobart’s 2-1 win over Bard.

Ayden Gardner played 40 minutes for Nichols College in their 4-2 victory over the University of New England. The victory marked the Bison's second consecutive win and third straight at home, as Nichols improved to 6-3-0 overall and 2-1-0 in Conference of New England (CNE) play.

Defender Maxwell Mobray played 76 minutes as Harvard University lost 4-1 to Cornell in their Ivy League opener on Saturday afternoon.

Austin Mobray played 80 minutes as Boston University moved to 3-0 in Patriot League play. They remain undefeated at Nickerson Field.

Danni Watson played 38 minutes as West Virginia State University women's soccer team earned a 1-1 draw against No 16 Fairmont State University.

Xahvi DeRoza played 69 minutes but could not stop the University of New Hampshire falling to a 2-0 defeat against Albany. The Wildcats are now 5-3-1 overall (0-1-0 AE).

Field Hockey

Lauren Cardwell featured in the University of Toronto squad as they lost for the first time this season, falling 4-1 to York Lions.