Sophomores Ludmila Yamus (Deer Park, N.Y./Half Hollow Hills East) and Catherine Gianino (Burlington, Mass./Burlington) both won two matches, but the Bentley women’s tennis team was clipped by Saint Michael’s 5-4 on Tuesday afternoon in a Northeast-10 match at the indoor Cedardale Athletic Club.

With sophomore Malcolm Oliver (Damariscotta, Maine/Lincoln Academy) leading the way, the Bentley University closed out the regular season by finishing fourth of 14 in the Mike Bello Invitational, which concluded Monday at the Timber Banks Golf Course.

Despite the Falcons having a 9-6 advantage in hits, the four-game winning streak of the Bentley University softball team came to an end as Merrimack College prevailed 5-1 in Northeast-10 Conference Northeast Division action Monday afternoon at the Warrior Softball Diamond.

Sophomore Malcolm Oliver (Damariscotta, Maine/Lincoln Academy) was the top performer for the Bentley University golf team during the opening round of the Mike Bello Invitational Sunday, hosted by Le Moyne College at the Timber Banks Golf Course.

Senior right fielder Tom Nagy (Fairfield, Conn./Ludlowe HS) scored twice in each game, senior left fielder Sean Keady (Norwood, Mass./Norwood HS) tied a school record with six hits in the nightcap and senior righty Scott Lueders (Mansfield, Mass./Newton South HS) pitched seven scoreless innings in game two as Bentley University took a pair from St. Michael’s College, 8-3 and 11-1, in Northeast-10 Conference Northeast Division baseball Saturday afternoon at Doc Jacobs Field.

Freshman right fielder Kelsey Kennedy (Bedford, N.H./Bedford HS) hit a walk-off triple to give Bentley University a 2-1 game one victory and also tripled and scored in the nightcap as the Falcons completed the sweep of Franklin Pierce University, 5-3, in Northeast-10 Conference Northeast Division softball Saturday afternoon at Bentley.

Junior Cutler Dimond (Marblehead, Mass./Tabor Academy) scored 34 seconds into overtime to give Bentley University a come-from-behind 8-7 victory over Assumption College on Saturday afternoon in Northeast-10 men’s lacrosse.

Bentley outscored Assumption 6-2 in the second half and senior goalie Ally Dorman (Simsbury, Conn./Simsbury) made 10 second half saves as the women’s lacrosse team defeated Assumption 11-8 on Saturday afternoon in a Northeast-10 encounter.

Southern New Hampshire took a 7-2 win over the Bentley men’s tennis team in a Northeast-10 match on Saturday. The Falcons had wins in No. 3 doubles and No. 5 singles on the day.

Despite two wins in singles and one in doubles, the Bentley women’s tennis team was doubled up by Southern New Hampshire on Saturday afternoon, 6-3 in a Northeast-10 match.

Two weeks after having the school record in the hammer taken away, Bentley University junior Tatiana Froehlich (Newton, Mass./Newton North HS) regained the standard while competing in the University of New Hampshire Wildcat Classic Saturday afternoon at the Reggie F. Atkins Track.

Three members of the Bentley University men’s outdoor track and field hockey team earned three fourth-place finishes while competing in the predominantly-Division I Wildcat Classic at the Reggie F. Atkins Track at the University of New Hampshire Saturday.

The famous Boston duck boats will be at Bentley on Saturday afternoon to salute the NCAA Division II national championship Bentley women's basketball team. The rolling rally is scheduled to begin at 2:30 pm and there will be a celebration on the Green Space at 3 pm.

Junior left fielder Shannon Connor (West Haven, Conn./West Haven HS) had a two-run single in the fifth inning and graduate student Laura McDonough (Braintree/ Braintree HS) had a three-hit afternoon as Bentley University blanked Franklin Pierce University, 5-0, in Northeast-10 Conference Northeast Division softball Friday afternoon at Bentley.

Senior right fielder Tom Nagy (Fairfield, Conn./Ludlowe HS) slammed a three-run homer to center in the first inning and finished with four RBI and three runs scored as Bentley University remained at the top of the Northeast Division standings with an 11-2 win over St. Michael’s College in Northeast-10 Conference baseball Friday afternoon at Doc Jacobs Field.

Despite a final-round 71 by sophomore Malcolm Oliver (Damariscotta, Maine/Lincoln Academy), the Bentley University golf team finished third in the five-team American International College Spring Classic, played Friday at the Ludlow Country Club.

In a battle of the two Waltham schools, hosts Brandeis took a 9-0 decision over the Bentley women’s tennis team in a non-conference match Friday afternoon.

Although they never played a single minute together at Bentley University, Kevin Kettl still feels a strong connection to the late Joey Glynn, the former Bentley basketball player who tragically passed away during a recreation league game in Watertown in June 2013.

Sophomore lefty Kelly Ferris (Seymour, Conn./Seymour HS) provided 4.1 innings of scoreless relief to help Bentley University to a 3-2 win over St. Michael’s College in Northeast-10 Conference Northeast Division softball at Bentley Thursday afternoon.

Down 5-0 with two outs and nobody on in the seventh, Bentley University rallied for six runs, including two with two out in the ninth, for a 6-5 walk-off win over Merrimack College in Northeast-10 Conference Northeast Division baseball Wednesday afternoon at DeFelice Field.

A game between two of the top men’s lacrosse teams in the Northeast-10 lived up to its billing, but it was No. 7 Merrimack that came away with a close 7-6 victory over Bentley in an intense matchup Wednesday night.

Ten days after capturing the ultimate team honor as undefeated NCAA Division II national champions, Bentley University’s Lauren Battista (North Easton/Oliver Ames HS) and Barbara Stevens received the two premier Division II individual honors during the Women’s Basketball Coaches Association Awards Show Monday evening in Nashville, Tenn.

Despite six assists from senior Taylor Bastien (North Kingstown, R.I./North Kingstown), the Bentley women’s lacrosse team fell to Northeast-10 rival Stonehill 14-8 on Tuesday night.

– For the third consecutive year, Bentley University senior All-America and Capital One Academic All-America Lauren Battista (North Easton/Oliver Ames HS) has been selected as the recipient of the Northeast-10 Conference Scholar-Athlete Award for women’s basketball. Battista was also chosen for the Academic All-Northeast-10 team for the third straight year, as was classmate Jacqui Brugliera (Fitchburg/Wachusett Reg. HS).

The Bentley University baseball team had won six straight and 11 of its last 12 heading into Sunday’s doubleheader with Adelphi University, but was cooled off by the Panthers who rallied to sweep the Northeast-10 Conference non-divisional twinbill, 7-5 (12 innings) and 9-7, at DeFelice Field.

Freshman Chelsea Claflin (Lacona, N.Y.) pitched a two-hitter in the opener and senior Sarah Harrison (Canandaigua, N.Y.) followed with a two-hit shutout in the second game as Le Moyne College swept Bentley University, 6-1 and 1-0, in Northeast-10 Conference non-divisional softball Sunday afternoon at Bentley.

In a battle of the two unbeaten teams in Northeast-10 men’s tennis, Merrimack emerged with a 9-0 victory on Sunday afternoon at the Bentley tennis courts.