New London — Jordan Foster had five goals and Pierce DellaFera scored three times as Connecticut College beat Emmanuel 18-2 in a nonleague men's lacrosse match on Tuesday night.

P.J. Kelleher and Chris White had two goals each, Derek Bertolini had a goal and four assists and Ross Thompson and John Cunningham had a goal and an assist each for Conn (5-3).

College baseball

• UConn's Sam Nepiarsky pitched five scoreless innings in his first start as the Huskies beat Boston College in a nonleague game.

Nepiarsky, a redshirt sophomore, struck out six. Willy Yahn had two hits, Bobby Melley and Yahn drove in two runs each and former Fitch standout Aaron Hill scored twice for the Huskies (12-11).

• Ledyard’s Jordan Kowalski and Vincent Pallisco both homered in a six-run, second inning as Avery Point downed Mitchell JV, 14-5. Kowalski had three hits, including a three-run home run, and two runs for the Pointers (7-10) and Pallisco added two hits, including a two-run home run, and scored twice. Also, Avery Santos hit a three-run home run, Tom Caravetta had two hits, two runs and two RBI, Mike Milus had two hits, two runs and an RBI, and Mike Morgan had two hits and three runs.

• Brian McHale's RBI single scored Adam Ayala for the go-ahead run with two outs in the bottom of the sixth inning as Babson rallied to beat Coast Guard, 4-2, in a New England Men's and Women's Athletic Conference game. Coast Guard led 2-0 in the fifth inning. Ayala came off the bench and went 2-for-2 with two runs and two stolen bases for Babson (10-3-1, 3-0). Zach Serna hit an RBI double for the Bears (7-11, 1-2) and Kyle Wood added an RBI single.

Men's tennis

• Mitchell College lost to Becker in a New England Collegiate Conference match, 7-2. New London's Orson Sinclair and Michael Berman won singles matches for Mitchell (0-2, 0-2).

Black Wolves sign Hoar

• The New England Black Wolves have signed defenseman Stephen Hoar to a one-year contract. Hoar has played in 163 games in 11 seasons in the National Lacrosse League. Selected 23rd in the 2002 NLL Entry Draft by Rochester, Hoar played five seasons with the Knighthawks before signing with the Toronto Rock. He played five full seasons with Toronto, then split the 2014 season between Toronto and Philadelphia.

"Stephen's a great addition to the team," Black Wolves assistant general manager Rich Lisk said. "Stephen played with us in Philadelphia and is someone we've been eyeing for a while. We talked over the summer but it didn't work out. But with his work commitments and schedule, it fits and we're excited to have him with us."

The 6-foot-2 defender has 133 career points (50 goals, 83 assists) while winning 49.2 percent (1523-of-3093) face-offs taken. In 2006, Hoar won a gold medal with Team Canada at the World Field Lacrosse Championships.

New England also placed defender Jim Purves on injured reserve with a lower body injury on Tuesday. The Black Wolves host the Colorado Mammoth on Saturday at Mohegan Sun Arena, starting at 7 p.m.