Glynn’s 18 saves help Loyola women beat Navy, 13-9

Kady Glynn made a career-high 18 saves and the visiting Loyola Maryland women (1-6, 1-0 Patriot League) won, 13-9, over Navy (5-3, 0-1). Glynn’s 18 saves were the most under ninth-year coach Jen Adams and the most for the program since the 2009 team stopped 18 in a 13-11 win over Georgetown on April 15. MORE STATE WOMEN: Carolyn Jamison (Westminster) and Sara Moeller (St. Paul’s) each scored a career-high six goals to help host UMBC (6-3) win, 20-6, over Duquesne (2-4). The Retrievers had two 4-0 runs in the first half. NATIONAL WOMEN: Posey Valis (McDonogh) scored a game-high six goals, and unranked Virginia (4-4, 1-2 Atlantic Coast Conference) earned a 15-5 victory over No. 10 Notre Dame (8-4, 2-1). The host Cavaliers led 10-2 at halftime. Rachel Vander Kolk (Severna Park) made seven saves for Virginia . ... Host Boston College (8-3, 1-2 ACC) took a six-goal lead in the first half and hung on for a 14-11 upset of No. 15 Louisivlle (8-3, 1-2). Kayla O’Connor had five goals for the Eagles, and Hannah Koloski had four for the Cardinals . ... Mary Rahal completed her hat trick with the gamewinner with 2:20 left in overtime to lift No. 6 Syracuse (8-2) to a 17-16 victory over Harvard (4-3) at Winter Park, Fla. Nicole Levy, Natalie Wallon and Alie Jimerson also cored three goals for the Orange . ... Mollie Stevens and Lindsey Ronbeck each scored five goals to lead No. 3 Florida (7-1, 1-0 Big East) to a 20-10 victory over host Connecticut (3-5, 0-1) . ... Madison Carter (South River) and Katie O’Donnell each scored four goals to lead No. 8 Penn State (8-1, 1-0 Big Ten) to an 18-7 victory over visiting Rutgers (5-4, 0-1) . ... Kristine Localzo scored four goals and No. 12 Virginia Tech (10-2) won, 17-12, against visiting William & Mary (2-7). The last time the Hokies had 10 wins was 2011 . ... Caroline Cummings scored five goals and Emily Rogers-Healion had four goals to lead No. 13 Penn (6-1) to a 16-6 win over No. 19 Duke (5-4). The host Quakers went on a 10-2 run in the second half. MEN: Kieran Mullins and Casey Rose each had a hat trick to help No. 5 Rutgers (8-0) win, 10-6,