The United States remained undefeated in resounding fashion at the women's hockey world championships Saturday, defeating Switzerland 8-0 in Espoo, Finland.

Former Gophers player Dani Cameranesi scored two goals and had an assist, and former Gophers player Amanda Kessel scored two goals. U.S. goalkeeper Maddie Rooney, from Andover, got the shutout in her first appearance of the tournament, but she faced only six shots.

The U.S., winner of four consecutive world titles, remains undefeated through three games and atop Group A. It will wrap up pool play Tuesday against Russia. Quarterfinals begin Thursday.

"We stuck to our game plan, put a lot of pressure on the Swiss back end and we were rewarded with a win tonight," U.S. coach Bob Corkum said. "We're going to enjoy some time off tomorrow and be ready to take on Russia on Tuesday."

College basketball

Arkansas raids Nevada for Eric Musselman

Arkansas hired Eric Musselman away from Nevada, where he led a dramatic turnaround.

Musselman, 54, son of former Gophers and Timberwolves coach Bill Musselman, went 110-34 in four years at Nevada.

Musselman replaces Mike Anderson, who was fired last month after going 18-16 this season.

College baseball

In 21 innings, records fall

Penn and Dartmouth broke several NCAA records Saturday when the Quakers beat the Big Green 21-15 in 21 innings.

The records:

• The teams combined for 208 plate appearances.

• Penn had 92 at-bats, and the sides combined for 176.

• Penn's Craig Larsen and Peter Matt each had 12 at-bats.

• Dartmouth left 27 runners left on base.

AROUND THE HORN

Crew: James Cracknell became the oldest winner of the Boat Race at age 46 when Cambridge beat Oxford by one length in the 165th edition of the traditional event on the River Thames in London. Cracknell is a two-time Olympic gold medalist.

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