Christina Dove's five goals powered the eighth-ranked Syracuse University women's lacrosse team to a 15-6 win over Rutgers to claim a share of the Big East regular-season title Saturday. Katie Rowan also contributed six assists, enough to move her into third place all-time on the Division I career assists lists with 151. She also added a goal to give her seven points and raise her career total to 368, seventh all-time.

With the Scarlet Knights up 1-0 early, Dove scored her first goal, while the assist came from Rowan to spark a 5-0 Orange run. Awehiyo Thomas also pitched in during the run as she scored two goals, while Megan Mosenson and Tee Ladouceur added the other goals to put the Orange up 5-1 with 13:14 left in the half. The Scarlet Knights didn't fade away either as they scored three straight goals, but then Dove scored twice in the final three minutes to put the Orange up 7-4.

Just 48 seconds into the second half, Rutgers struck again, making it 7-5, but that was as close as it would get. In the final 25:13, the Orange outscored Rutgers 8-1.

Syracuse will play in the semifinals of the Big East Tournament in Washington D.C. Friday.

Wells 23, Wilson 0

Emily Lotkowictz, of Skaneateles, led the Express offense with seven goals and six assists, while finishing 18-for-19 on faceoffs. Stefanie Miller had five goals and three assists, while Ariella Taft finished with three goal. Kirsten Musciano, Gabriealla Decker and Anna Breard each had two goals, while Jaclyn Bubnell and Samantha Civilette scored a goal each.

Wells (4-6 overall, 1-2 NEAC) hosts Medaille Monday.

MEN'S LACROSSE

No. 1 LeMoyne 7, Saint Michaels 3

Auburn High School graduate Matt Chadderdon led the Dolphins offense with two goals as they clinched a share of the Northeast-10 Conference regular-season title.

LeMoyne (12-0 overall, 8-0 NE-10) travel to Southern New Hampshire Saturday.

Marywood University 25, Wells College 0

Kyle Brimm finished with 21 saves for the Express. Wells (0-8) hosts Medaille Monday.

WOMEN'S TENNIS

Oswego 8, Wells College 1

Double partners Ana Lucia Riley and Sarah Hansen won third doubles for the Express, 8-2.

Wells (4-6) travels to Keuka Monday.

SOFTBALL

Wilson College 10, Wells College 1, game 1

Wilson College 10, Wells College 0, game 2

Rebekah Coons powered the Express offense in game one as she went 2-for-3, while Erin Brosnan knocked in the lone run for the Express.

In game two, the Express were unable to hit Phoenix pitcher Cheryl Taylor, as she allowed just one hit and two base runners in a five-inning complete game.

Wells (2-18, 0-10) hosts Penn State Harrisburg today.