UNE Knights defeat Mariners, Husson

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The University of New England Knights of Biddeford made a successful trip north over the weekend when they beat Maine Maritime Academy on Sunday 72-65 and Husson College on Saturday 101-94.

At Castine on Sunday, Aaron McDonald scored 35 points and grabbed 10 rebounds to lead the University of New England past Mariners.

Rob Cooper grabbed 14 boards and scored seven points, and Chris Kumka had 10 points in the win.

For Maine Maritime Academy, Jack Kelly sank four 3-pointers on his way to 22 points. Chris Beeler led the way on rebounds with 13 and six points, and Jim Morse added 10 rebounds and eight points.

In Bangor on Saturday, UNE picked up the win behind McDonald.

He nailed nine 3-pointers and scored 42 points. Kumka added 17 points, while Cooper tossed in 15 and Lenny Cole had 13.

Senior Bryan Jefferson scored 36 points, including his 1,000th, for the Braves. Chris Funk pitched in with 16, while Rick Sinclair and Mike MacCaffrey added 15 each.

(Sunday’s Game) University of New England (8-9) 72

Gadbois 0-1-1, Trottier 2-0-6, Podbelski, McCarthy 1-2-4, Moody, Kumka 4-1-10, Watson 3-1-7, Harris 1-0-2, Cooper 3-1-7, McDonald 8-15-35 Maine Maritime (3-8) 65

Danner, Pierce 3-3-12, Shaw, Kelly 9-0-22, Beeler 2-2-6, Niles 1-0-3, Lannon, Peters 6-0-14, Morse 4-0-8

3-pt. goals: Trottier 2, Kumka, McDonald 4; Pierce 3, Kelly 4, Niles, Peters 2

Halftime: MMA 29, UNE 26

(Saturday’s Game) U-New England (7-9) 101

Gadboix 1-0-2, Trottier, McCarthy, Kumka 4-8-17, Oyler, Watson 4-8-17, Harris 1-4-6, Cooper 6-3-15, Cole 5-0-13, McDonald 11-11-42 Husson (9-11) 94

Jefferson 15-3-36, Cameron 1-0-2, MacCaffrey 5-3-15, Dyt, Durost, Foye 1-0-3, Funk 6-2-16, Alley 1-2-4, Sinclair 7-0-15, McAneany 1-1-3

3-pt. goals: Kumka, Cole 3, McDonald 9; Jefferson 3, MacCaffrey 2, Foye, Funk 2, Sinclair

Halftime: UNE 46, Husson 38

UMM beats UMFK, loses to UMPI

At Machias, Jagos Medenica scored a game-high 36 points as the University of Maine-Machias posted the upset with an 86-85 win over the University of Maine-Fort Kent Sunday.

Barry Shramban tossed in 17 for the winners.

For UM-Fort Kent, Anthony Jarrett hit for 21, including five 3-pointers, Scott Richardson tossed in 19 and Neptune Cordona added 18.

On Saturday, the UM-Presque Isle Owls beat up the Clippers 87-60.

Hakan Folin scored a game-high 17 points as the Owls picked up the easy win.

Willie Rivera notched 16 points and grabbed 10 rebounds, Pierre Michaud tossed in 15, Glenn Sharp had 14 and Simon Mitchell had eight assists for UMPI.

(Sunday’s Game) UM-Fort Kent (13-6) 85

An. Jarrett 8-0-21, Cordona 9-0-18, Richardson 7-1-19, Gallant 1-0-2, Guy 4-0-8, Ar. Jarrett 4-0-9, Gagnon 2-0-4, Martin 1-2-4, MacLean, Miller, Vallecillo UM-Machias (5-11) 86

Medenica 12-12-36, Shramban 6-5-17, Lash 0-8-8, Fernald 2-2-7, Hawks 3-1-7, Torrey 2-2-6, Evers 1-0-2, Morin 1-1-3, Santiago, Knight, Parkus, Wood

3-pt. goals: Fernald, An. Jarrett 5, Richardson 4, Ar. Jarrett 1

Halftime: UM-Fort Kent 46, UM-Machias 42

(Saturday’s Game) UM-Presque Isle (11-5) 87

Okunniwa, Rivera 6-2-16, Hussey, Morrow 1-4-6, Mitchell 1-2-5, Adickes 1-0-2, Michaud 7-1-15, Cassavant 1-1-4, Sharp 4-4-13, Folin 6-5-17, Miller 1-0-2, McAtee 3-3-9 UM-Machias (4-11) 60

Torrey, Wood, Fernald 1-4-7, Morin 3-2-8, Medenica 7-0-14, Shramban 6-1-14, Parkus 1-0-2, Santiago, Hawkes 5-0-10, Evers 2-1-5, Knight

3-pt. goals: Fernald, Shramban, Rivera 2, Mitchell, Cassavant, Sharp

Halftime: UM-Presque Isle 45, UM-Machais 32

Other games

Williams 98, Bates 70

Williams (13-1) 98

Mehr, Hunt 1-0-2, Nogelo 9-4-27, Humphreys 10-4-25, Botti 6-2-14, Snyder, Frew 1-2-4, Christman, Ladley, McGuire 2-2-7, Chapin 7-3-17 Bates (7-6) 70

Kelleher, Piandes 8-0-21, Cacciola-Morales, Hagge-Greenberg, Timoli 1-0-2, Wells, Lanoue, White 3-0-6, Sargent, Lowe 3-1-7, Strandberg 4-0-8, Anderson, Garvey 7-2-20, Jenkins 2-2-6

3-pt. goals: Nogelo 5, Humphreys, McGuire; Piandes 5, Garvey 4

Halftime: Williams 50, Bates 38

Colby 75, Amherst 70

Amherst 70

Po0per 5-4-16, Moses 7-3-17, Wilson 5-0-12, Akers 0-1-1, Pavelski 5-0-12, Rowand 1-0-2, Symon 1-0-2, Sableski 2-0-4, Skorupski 0-2-2, Ingraham Colby 75

Hebert 1-7-10, Jabar 7-7-22, Stephens 6-11-23, Murray 0-2-2, Spidle, McInnis, Black, Higgins, Hinton 5-0-10, Conway 1-6-9

3-pt. goals: Pooper 2, Wilson 2, Pavelski 2; Hebert, Jabar

Halftime: Colby 34, Amherst 33

Bowdoin 77, WNEC 56

Western New England (2-11) 56

Evans 2-0-5, Lopez, Copeland, Walsh 3-0-6, Stanton 2-0-5, Codey 2-2-6, Spann, DeSimone 1-2-4, Thompson 1-3-5, Doucette 4-0-10, Rich 1-0-2, Amendola 5-3-13, Pfeil Bowdoin (8-3) 56

Rowley 9-7-25, Whipple 6-2-14, Arata 0-10-10, Kirck, Siudut 7-1-15, Xanthopoulos 2-5-9, Maietta, Chapman 0-1-1, Fontana 1-0-3, Vezina, McKinnon, Houser, Lovely

3-pt. goals: Evans, Stanton, Doucette 2; Fontana

Halftime: Bowdoin 44, Western New England 27

St. Joseph’s 89, UMF 83

St. Joseph’s (14-2) 89

Malberg, Sewer 5-4-16, Haynes, Mitchell 2-3-7, Sanicola 1-0-2, Fortier 1-0-2, Wassenbergh 13-6-34, McGarry 0-1-1, Zalieckas 3-0-6, Shorey 4-1-9, Howell 4-2-10 UM-Farmington (8-8) 83

Meader 3-2-8, Scott 1-1-3, Berthiaume 1-2-5, Beaudoin 3-6-14, MacDonald, Elder 2-2-8, Norton 6-4-18, Redstone 2-0-5, Cousins 6-2-14, Toland 3-2-8

3-pt. goals: Sewer 2, Wassenbergh 2; Berthiaume, Beaudoin 2, Elder 2, Norton 2, Redstone

Halftime: St. Joseph’s 43, UM-Farmington 28

Women’s Basketball

Husson 79, UNE 62

At Bangor, Emily Walker scored a game-high 22 points to lead Husson to the win.

Beth Miller tossed in 15 and Becky Moholland added 14 for the Braves.

Wendy Atwood tossed in 19 and Jen Boudreau netted 18 for the University of New England.

UNE (6-8) 62

Atwood 6-4-19, Cashman 3-0-7, Caron 0-1-1, Perry, Conti 1-0-2, Fournier 3-0-6m Laney 2-0-4, Keene, Hagan 1-1-3, Thompson, Boudreau 7-1-18, Merrill 1-0-2 Husson (13-6) 79

Cram 3-1-8, Lumbert, Russ 1-1-3, Moholland 6-2-14, Allen 1-1-3, Grant 1-5-7, Palmer 0-2-2, Pomerleau 2-1-5, Walker 9-4-22, Emerson, Miller 7-1-15

3-pt. goals: Atwood 3, Cashman, Cram

UMPI 69, UMM 65

At Machias, Kelly Picard poured in 16 points and hauled down 16 rebounds to help the Owls to the win.

Heather Brewer added 15 and Stori Shaw had 12 for UM-Presque Isle.

For UM-Machias, Becky Tower led the way with 20 points and Danielle Riebe had 17 points. Arlene Wright netted 14.

UMaine-Presque Isle 69

Shaw 5-0-12, Daigle 2-4-8, Stevens 2-0-4, Brewer 6-1-15, Chapman 4-1-9, Bradstreet 1-0-2, McManemon 1-1-3, Picard 6-4-16 UMaine-Machias 65

Wright 5-1-14, Riebe 6-1-17, Cinek 1-0-3, Cochrane 2-0-5, Tower 7-6-20, Copp 1-0-2, Alexander 0-1-1, Leishman 1-0-3

3-pt. goals: Shaw 2, Brewer 2; Wright 3, Riebe 4, Cinek, Cochrane, Leishman

Halftime: UMPI 25, UMM 24

Other games

UMF 63, St. Joseph’s 52

St. Joseph’s (10-6) 52

Chavarie 2-0-6; Buotte 3-1-7, Gibson, Pearson, Sandora 2-2-6, Marquis 10-3-23, Sparrow 1-2-4, Glantz, Field 3-0-6, Forand UMaine-Farmington (13-1) 63

Ramsdell, Howard 4-3-15, Buckner 3-1-7, Parent 3-1-7, Connolly 2-2-6, Robert 2-4-8, Hamlin, Bailey 0-1-1, Lasante 7-5-19

3-pt. goals: Chavarie 2; Howard 4

Halftime: UMaine-Farmington 24, St. Joseph’s 23

Bates 75, Savannah 48

Savannah College of Arts & Design (10-5) 48

Combs, Silvius 2-1-7, Sommerfield, Gurnell 4-6-14, Smith 1-1-3, Corbin 1-0-3, Sullivan 9-3-21 Bates (8-4) 75

Devlin 2-2-6, McCrave 2-1-5, Woodson 4-0-9, Taylor 5-2-15, Grace, Frissora, Porter 3-0-9, Ledkovsky, Matlen 1-2-4, Bonkovsky 12-3-27

3-pt. goals: Silvius 2, Corbin; Woodson, Taylor 3, Porter 3

Halftime: Bates 43, Savannah 25

Middlebury 66, Bowdoin 49

Bowdoin (8-5) 49

Little 4-3-11, Brant 3-0-6, Hobson 3-0-6, Schultz 7-0-14, Obhrail 5-0-12, McDonough, Sahrbeck, Baron Middlebury (10-2) 66

Shay 2-1-6, Manix 2-1-5, Zug 5-4-14, Pierce 1-3-5, Hubert 4-6-18, Wolkowski 1-0-2, Brown 2-1-5, McCarthy 5-0-10, Johnson, Kinner 0-1-1, Peterson

3-pt. goals: Obhrail 2; Shay, Hubert 4

Halftime: Middlebury 28, Bowdoin 29