COLLEGES:
Men’s soccer:
William and Mary posted one of its most dramatic victories in recent memory, coming from two goals down in the final five minutes of regulation Tuesday night and then winning 3-2 in the second overtime period against Longwood at Albert-Daly Field.
The Lancers (2-3) scored twice in the first half and seemed en route to an upset of the Colonial Athletic Association favorites. But Ryder Bell scored his fourth goal of the season off a corner kick in the 86th minute, and just 88 seconds later, Sam Golan tied the score on a header off an Antonio Bustamante pass with 3:13 left in regulation.
W&M (2-3) controlled much of the play during the overtime periods. The Tribe won when Bustamante, a senior who was an All-American last season, drove a free kick from just outside the 18-yard box around the Lancers’ wall and by the goalkeeper in the 109th minute.
For Longwood, Sherif Maalouf scored in the sixth minute and Josh Hanratty netted a penalty kick in the 39th. …
Virginia, ranked 19th in the United Soccer Coaches poll, defeated Marshall 1-0 at Klockner Stadium on a goal by Cabrel Happi Kamseu in the 44th minute.
Kamseu, a freshman from Zimbabwe, carried the ball down the middle of the field and lined a shot from outside the box into the upper left corner of the goal.
U.Va. (2-0-2) posted its third shutout in four games. Goalkeeper Colin Shutler’s lone save of the night came in the 79th minute on a quality chance by Marshall’s Jamir Roberts.
The Thundering Herd fell to 2-3-2.
Women’s volleyball:
Virginia Tech (9-1) swept VCU 25-16, 25-18, 25-21 at Cassell Coliseum as four Hokies hit better than .400. Rhegan Mitchell had 36 assists, four kills and five digs for Tech, and Carol Raffety had 17 digs. Ester Talamazzi added 10 kills, seven blocks and three digs.
For the Rams (4-7), the reigning Atlantic 10 champions, Vicky Giommarini had 15 kills and nine digs. …
Jenna Culhan provided 10 kills to help Liberty (7-3) defeat Virginia 27-25, 25-22, 25-21, dropping the Cavaliers to 4-6.
U.Va.’s Sarah Billiard had 12 kills and teammate Jelena Novakovic had 10.
Men’s golf:
William and Mary climbed five spots in the final round to tie for seventh in the 36-hole Joe Feaganes Marshall Invitational in Huntington, W.Va.
The Tribe finished at 2-over-par 570, thanks to its closing 284. Wichita State won at 19-under 549, six shots better than runner-up Eastern Kentucky. The Shockers’ Zac Owens claimed the individual medal at 8-under 134.
Senior Will Stewart paced the Tribe by tying for 14th at 140. Teammate Matthew Feinstein, in his collegiate debut, tied for 30th at 142.
Old Dominion, which was in third place at the Golfweek Program Challenge in Myrtle Beach, S.C., through two rounds, withdrew from the final round because of hurricane evacuation procedures.
Campbell, at 48 under par, won the tournament.
After 36 holes, ODU’s Gustav Fransson (5 under) was tied for seventh, Carter Morgan (4 under) tied for 11th and Calvin Greschner (2 under) tied for 20th.
Field hockey:
William and Mary’s Estelle Hughes was named the CAA Player of the Week after compiling four goals in weekend wins against Brown and VCU.
Men’s tennis:
The preseason Intercollegiate Tennis Association singles rankings include Virginia’s Carl Soderlund (ninth), Virginia Tech’s Mitch Harper (12th), U.Va.’s Aswin Lizen (23rd), Old Dominion’s Aziz Kijametovic (78th), the Hokies’ Alex Ribeiro (101st), the Cavaliers’ Gianni Ross (111th) and Virginia Tech’s Jason Kros (117th) among 125 players listed. Defending NCAA champion Petros Chrysochos of Wake Forest heads the list.
In doubles, the ranked tandems include Ribeiro and Henrik Korsgaard at 12th, Harper and Carlo Donato 16th, and Lizen and Ross 19th.
Women’s tennis:
The preseason Intercollegiate Tennis Association singles top 125 list includes U.Va.’s Rosie Johanson (22nd), Virginia Tech’s Natalie Novotna (32nd), U.Va.’s Meghan Kelley (90th), W&M’s Rosie Cheng (97th), Old Dominion’s Yulia Starodubtseva (107th) and ODU’s Holly Hutchinson (123rd).
In doubles, Johanson and Kelley are 15th.
PRO SOCCER:
The Richmond Kickers announced they’ll be a founding member of the United Soccer League’s Division III next season.
The Kickers, who have competed since 1993, have made the playoffs 22 times and won the USL Second Division in 2006 and ’09. But they have struggled in recent years against higher-salaried opposition. This season, they’re 6-18-4.
They will be dropping one level into a new group that so far includes teams in Statesboro, Ga.; Tucson, Ariz.; Greenville, S.C.; Madison, Wis.; Toronto; Chattanooga, Tenn.; and Orlando, Fla.
BASKETBALL:
The Atlanta Dream’s Elizabeth Williams — a post player from the Boo Williams AAU program, Princess Anne High and Duke — was named one of 16 finalists for the 2018 USA Basketball Women’s World Cup team.
RUNNING
The Mulberry Island Half Marathon and 5K, scheduled for Saturday at Fort Eustis, was postponed indefinitely.
