Shanyn Burch pitched a seven-inning no-hitter as Wesley College blanked Cabrini, 2-0, in Atlantic East Conference softball on Sunday afternoon.

The Wolverines (10-1 AEC, 13-5 overall) also shut out the Cavaliers in the first game, 4-0, before ending the day with an eight-game winning streak.

In the nightcap, Burch faced only 24 batters as she walked three and struck out four. Dori Loukopoulos and Carly Endres both drove in runs.

Loukopoulos threw a four-hitter with six strikeouts and two walks to earn the shutout in the opener. Wesley scored all four runs in the fifth, getting a pair of RBI from Rachel Martinez.

Delaware 11, Hofstra 5: Brooke Glanden (Lake Forest), Brittney Mendoza and Chayanna Gallardo each belted home runs as the Blue Hens picked up the CAA win.

Delaware (8-3 CAA, 18-4 overall) won two of three from the Pride and remained in first place in the CAA’s North Division.

Glanden finished 3-for-4 with four RBI, while Lexi Moore (Smyrna) also was 3-for-4 with three runs scored.

North Carolina A&T 4, Delaware State 2: The Hornets’ bid for a three-game sweep during the MEAC round-up this weekend fell short.

DelState won two of its three games to stand at 10-17 overall and 8-6 in the MEAC.

Jade King and Jonah Cunnigan had two hits each. King had the Hornets’ lone extra base hit with a double to lead off the seventh inning.

Maiklya Nelson pitched 5.2 innings of scoreless relief after replacing starter Manayah McIntosh with one out in the second inning.

The Hornets return to action with a home doubleheader against Villanova on Wednesday at 2 p.m. before a home series against Norfolk State next weekend.

College baseball

Delaware 11, Hofstra 5: Junior Mike Biasiello came out of the bullpen in the first inning and worked 7.1 innings with 10 strikeouts to earn the CAA win for the Blue Hens.

Delaware (4-4 CAA, 8-10 overall) took three of four from the Pride in the weekend series.

Freshman Aidan Riley went 3-for-5, including his first career home run. He drove in four runs and scored two of his own and was just a triple shy of the cycle.

North Carolina Central 6, Delaware State 0: The shutout win gave the Eagles a split of the four-game weekend series.

Catcher Robert Trujillo had two of the Hornets’ six hits before leaving the game with an injury after a collision at home plate.

DSU’s Trey Paige had the lone extra-base hit in the game, doubling with one out in the sixth.

Cole Garey (Polytech) had a second-inning single for the Hornets (9-6 MEAC, 11-14 overall) and has hit safely in 13 of the last 14 games.

College field hockey

Delaware 4, Hofstra 2: The Blue Hens clinched the number-three spot in this week’s CAA Tournament, which Delaware is hosting.

Four different Hens scored, all off of penalty corners. Delaware will host No. 2 William & Mary on Thursday at 4 p.m. in the tourney semifinals.

Baseball

Lake Forest 9, M.O.T. Charter 5: Chase Killen hit an inside-the-park homerun and drove in three runs for the Spartans in the win on Saturday night.

Winning pitcher Quinton Maris and reliever J.D. Mudri combined on a four-hitter for Lake Forest. Tristan McCray tripled and Gabe Martin added a double.

Girls’ soccer

Caravel 6, Lake Forest 0: Spartans goalie Marianna Whaley made 12 saves in the loss as the Bucs scored all six of their goals in the first half.