Kristi Wildman tossed in 19 points and recorded four steals to lead the Husson College women’s basketball team to a 72-48 victory over the Thomas College Terriers at Newman Gym in Bangor on Monday night.

The win moved Husson to 20-1 on the season and increased the team’s school-record setting winning streak to 20 straight games. Thomas College of Waterville fell to 9-13.

Thomas was playing without freshman guard Sarah Fenderson (knee injury), the second-highest scorer in the state this season (18.6 ppg).

Darci Collins added 12 points to the winning effort while Vicki Mazerall, Steph Shaw, and Tara Leavitt each added eight points. Mazerall added six rebounds and four steals while Tracy Parker chipped in six rebounds.

For Thomas, Kathleen Hogan tallied 18 points and Mo McInnis added 16.

Husson jumped out to a 7-1 lead, but Thomas battled back to tie the game at 9-9 before the Braves pulled away for good.

“We started off really flat,” said Husson Coach Kissy Walker. “I wasn’t really pleased with our performance. It gave us 20 wins and that’s nice, but I thought it was our poorest game yet. I don’t know. It’s late in the season. I guess when you win 20 games, you keep expecting more and more.”

Walker did laud the play of Tara Leavitt and Angie Grant, both of whom came of the bench to spark the Braves offense.

Husson College (72)

Collins 5(2), Wildman 8(3), Mazerall 3(1), Newman, McRae 1, Grant 2(2), Parker 2, Leavitt 2(4), Dyer, Shaw 4, White 2 Thomas College (48)

Hogan 8(2), Record 2(1), McInnis 8, Dupuis 2(3), Underwood 1(1), Troy, Dudley

3-pt. goals: Mazerall, Grant

Halftime: Husson 33, Thomas 21

UNE 76, Plymouth State 70

At Biddeford, freshman guard Amy Waterman scored nine of her 11 points in the second half and host University of New England made good on its free throws while beating Plymouth State (N.H.) College.

Darcie Trudeau paced the 12-5 Knights with 21 points, including a 13-for-13 effort from the foul line. Karen Bailey contributed 11 points and Stacey Fondak added 10 points, 14 rebounds and three blocked shots.

Kelly Foss led the way for the Panthers with 12 points, while Melissa Bryce and Lauren Lavigne chipped in with 10 points each.

U-New England (76)

Cross (2), Bailey 3(2), Trudeau 4(13), Perry, Fondak 5, Cahill 2(3), Waterman 2(7), Collins (2), Mott 3, Hodgdon 2, Piascik 1 Plymouth State (70)

Hodsdon 3, Kelly Foss 4(3), McKean 3(3), Woodard 1, K. Foss (2), Dodd 4, M. Bryce 3(2), Lavigne 4(2), Pinney 1, B. Bryce 4, Senecel

3-pt. goals: Bailey 3; Kelly Foss, M. Bryce 2, Pinney

Halftime: PSC 41, UNE 40

UMF 82, Bowdoin 46

At Farmington, Nicole Fraser scored 23 points as the University of Maine-Farmginton pulled away for its 11th win against eight setbacks.

Candy Berger netted 14 points for the Beavers, while Dawn Anne Higgins and Marsha Hamlin contributed 11 and 10 points, respectively.

Laura Schultz led 4-11 Bowdoin College of Brunswick with 19 points and Lisa Morang added 10 points and 11 rebounds.

UM-Farmington (82)

Higgins 4(2), Fraser 11(1), Berger 3(7), Hamlin 4(2), Smith 1(1), Fontaine 2(1), Hartman 2(1), MacMichael 1(3), Murphy 2(1) Bowdoin (46)

Schultz 9(1), Morang 5, Parady, Buchanan, Bogle 1, Christiano, Goding 2, Hyland (1), St. Peter 2, Small 2, Flynn (2)

3-pt. goals: Higgins, Berger, Fontaine

Halftime: UMF 33, Bowdoin 28