Berry’s late free throws lift Thomas past UMPI

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WATERVILLE – Mandy Berry made two free throws with 21 seconds left Sunday to break a 52-52 tie lift Thomas College to a 55-53 women’s basketball victory over the University of Maine-Presque Isle.

Heather Farrell tossed in 24 points for the Terriers while Betsy Pratt contributed 16 points and eight rebounds.

Rachel Underwood scored 17 points and grabbed 10 rebounds for the Owls while Lori Morrow scored 12 and Lisa Dolley 10.

UM-Presque Isle 53

Thurlow 1-0-2, Von Oesen, Amero 2-0-4, Underwood 7-2-17, Dolley 5-0-10, Norsworthy 1-0-2, Morrow 6-0-12, Gagnon 3-0-6 Thomas 55

Pratt 6-1-16, Chessa, Farrell 7-7-24, Lovely 2-0-6, Morrell 1-0-2, Holland, McNally, Berry 0-2-2, Smith 1-3-5

3-pt. goals: Underwood; Pratt 3, Farrell 3, Lovely 2

Halftime: Thomas 20-19

UM-Presque Isle 69, MMA 57

At Castine on Saturday, Lori Morrow scored 18 points and grabbed 15 rebounds to lead UMaine-Presque Isle past Maine Maritime Academy.

Rachel Underwood netted 16 points, Megan Amero scored 15 and Steph Thurlow added 11.

Vanessa LeBlond’s game-high 19 points paced the Mariners. Rachel Merrill chipped in with 13.

UMPI 69

Thurlow 4-2-11, Von Oesen 2-1-5, Amero 7-1-15, Collier, Underwood 4-8-16, Dolley 2-0-4, Norsworthy, Morrow 8-2-18, Gagnon 2-0-4 MMA 57

Pratt, Locke 4-2-12, LeBlond 6-7-19, Smith, Lawler 2-1-6, Ryand 2-3-7, Merrill 5-0-13, Jones

3-pt. goals: Thurlow; Locke 2, Lawler, Merrill 3

Dominican 91, Husson 65

At Orangeburg, N.Y., Monica Irwin poured in 31 points Sunday to pace Dominican over Husson College of Bangor.

Laura Cruz added 21 to the Dominican attack.

Senior Kelly Dow netted 17 points while Katie Nye put in 12 for the Braves.

Husson (8-7) 65

Trott 2-2-6, K.E. Dow 3-3-9, K.A. Dow 8-1-17, Doughty 3-0-6, Nye 4-3-12, Weston 3-0-6, Rozelle 1-0-2, Weed 1-0-3, Marcous 2-0-4 Dominican (13-5) 91

Oriol 2-1-3, Mo. Irwin 13-5-31, Ma. Irwin 2-0-5, Cruz 9-2-21, Denton 2-2-6, R. Rivera 2-0-4, Beghyn 3-0-7, Tineo 1-2-4, Rosenblum 3-0-7, T. Rivera 0-3-3

3-pt. goals: Nye, Weed; Cruz 2, Beghyn, Irwin, Rosenblum

Halftime: Dominican 52-34

St. Thomas Aquinas 80, Husson 67

At Sparkill, N.Y., the Spartans held the Braves to 25 percent shooting in the second half while pulling away for the victory Saturday.

Delia King and Jackie Dinuzzo scored 20 points each to pace St. Thomas Aquinas.

Katie Nye tossed in 18 points for Husson College of Bangor. Sophomore Kelly Dow and senior Kelly Dow each contributed 10 points.

Husson 67

Trott 4-1-10, Marcous, Tobin, Nye 6-4-18, Carlson 1-0-2, Doughty 0-2-2, K.E. Dow 4-1-10, K.A. Dow 4-2-10, Cole 1-0-2, Weston 1-2-4, Rozelle, Weed 3-0-9

St. Thomas Aquinas 80

Brunner 3-3-11, McGrail 4-2-11, King 8-2-20, Riccardi 1-0-2, Delaney, Dinuzzo 8-0-20, Hurley, Penny 2-2-6, Warner 0-2-2, Alohan 4-0-8

3-pt. goals: Trott, Nye, K.E. Dow, Weed 3; Brunner 2, McGrail 1, King 2, Dinuzzo 4

Halftime: St. Thomas Aquinas 46-34

Colby 68, Wheaton 47

At Norton, Mass., the White Mules shot 43 percent in the second half Saturday while outscoring the Lyons 37-19.

Sarah Walsh paced Colby with 19 points and 14 rebounds, while Mandy Cochrane netted 12 points.

April Dingwell led Wheaton with 12 points and nine rebounds.

Colby (7-4) 68

Freese 2-1-7, Belcher 0-1-1, Lawson 3-0-6, Ashe 3-1-7, Cole-Karagory 3-0-7, Cochrane 3-2-8, Hallee 2-0-4, Parisella 2-3-7, Morin, O’Donnell 1-0-2, Walsh 6-7-19 Wheaton (6-5) 47

Larless 1-2-4, Deshefy 1-1-4, Robers, Auerr 1-0-2, Pensinger 2-0-4, Allferone, Arment 2-0-4, Dingwell 4-4-12, Campbell 1-5-7, Schefiliti 3-0-8, Peet 1-0-2

3-pt. goals: Freese 2, Cole-Karagory; Deshefy, Schefiliti 2

Halftime: Colby 31-28

UM-Farmington 65, Lyndon 52

Lyndon State (5-6) 52

Page 0-4-4, Scott 2-5-9, Cavallaro, Sykes, Matthews 2-0-4, Garcia 2-0-5, Hilton 6-0-14, Claflin 2-1-5, Kangas, Golden 3-5-11, Post UM-Farmington (6-6) 65

Robertson 3-1-9, Bard 3-2-9, Hartman, Mehuren, Woodcock 3-0-8, Bradeen 3-0-6, Knutson 1-0-3, Roak 4-2-10, Haggar, Moir 3-4-10, Sawyer, Hunt 2-2-6, Normand 2-0-4

3-pt. goals: Garcia, Hilton 2; Robertson 2, Bard, Woodcock 2, Knutson

Halftime: Lyndon State 31-29

Men’s basketball

Maine Maritime 75, UMPI 53

At Castine on Saturday, Maine Maritime’s Matt Ketchen scored 21 points and Peter Pitula scored 19 points as Maine Maritime Academy rolled to victory over the University of Maine-Presque Isle.

Jeffrey Joseph’s 14 points led the Owls. Joseph surpassed the 1,000-point mark on his first 3-point attempt of the game.

UMPI (4-9) 53

Malek 2-2-6, Garreans 2-0-6, Townsend 0-1-1, Graham 2-0-5, Kay 3-0-6, Norwood 3-0-9, Birmingham 3-0-6, Joseph 6-1-14 Maine Maritime Acad. (6-3) 75

Streams 6-0-12, Pitula 6-3-19, Newland 0-1-2, Ketchen 7-5-21, Johnson 4-2-10, McNealy 1-0-2, Buttery 1-5-7, Otienti 1-0-2

3-pt. goals: Norwood 3, Garreans, Graham, Pitula 4, Ketchen 2

Halftime: UMPI 34-27

Thomas 72, UM-Presque Iigagat,12p2 UM-Presque Isle (4-9)

Malek 3-2-8, Rodriguez 0-5-5, Garreans, Townsend 6-2-19, Graham, Jamo, Kay 4-1-9, Norwood, Birmingham 3-0-6, Joseph 8-6-22 Thomas (4-8)

Dunphe 1-1-3, Orser 2-0-5, Pitcher 7y 4-0-8, Ray 1-0-2, Magnusson 0-2-2

3-pt. goals: Townsend 5; Orser , Pitcher, Raymond 2, Pillsbury 2

Halftime: UM-Presque Isle 36-35

UMFK 113, UM-Augusta 82

UM-Augusta 82

Martz 3-5-11, Gundzinger 4-0-10, Dutil 7-2-16, Ulmer 4-2-11, Savage 2-1-5, Barnes 11-4-29 UM-Fort Kent 113

Jozic 7-1-18, Farrar 3-0-7, Phetvixay 7-4-25, Tolvaisa 3-3-9, Bente 3-0-7, Herbert, Miller 6-2-14, Traup 4-1-9, Tomblin 7-5-19, Bray 2-1-5

3-pt. goals: Gundzinger 2, Ulmer, Barnes 5; Jozic 3, Farrar, Phetvixay 7, Bente

Women’s hockey

Friars, Huskies beat Black Bears

At Orono, Providence and Northeastern picked up women’s hockey victories over the University of Maine over the weekend. The Friars downed the Black Bears 8-2 Saturday, while the Huskies blanked UMaine 2-0 on Sunday.

In Saturday’s game, Providence racked up five first-period goals to take the victory. Jackie Tamsin scored two goals for the winners, who outshot the Bears 30-20.

Alison Lorenz and Raffi Wolf scored for Maine.

On Sunday, Dawn Froats registered 23 saves for the Bears, who were stymied by NU’s Erika Silva.

Hilary Witt and Brooke White scored for the Huskies.

(Saturday Night) Providence (10-4-3) 5 3 0 – 8 Maine (4-11) 0 0 2 – 2

First period – 1. PC, Bono (Doherty, Ruzzi), 2:35; 2. PC, Matthews (Kranz, Talbot), 11:06; 3. PC, Tamsin (Ruzzi, Frankiewicz), 12:35 (pp); 4. PC, Tabb (Mathias), 18:03; 5. PC, Kranz (Butsch, Talbot), 19:02

Second period – 6. PC, Tamsin (Culgin, Cahill), 5:17; 7. PC, Kranz (Butsch), 13:33; 8. PC, Butsch (Bono), 13:42

Third period – 9. UM, Lorenz (Keller, Biron), :53; 10. UM, Wolf (unassisted), 1:49

Shots on goal: Providence 10-8-2-20; Maine 6-5-19-30

High-percentage scoring chances: Providence 20, Maine 20

Power-play Opportunities: Providence 1 of 2, Maine 0 of 5

Goaltenders: Keady (22 shots-20 saves), Decosta (8-8); Cronin (10-7), Froats (5-5)

Attendance: 101 (Sunday Afternoon)

Northeastern (14-4-2) 1 1 0 – 2 Maine (4-12) 0 0 0 – 0

First period – 1. NU, Witt (Savino, Metcalf), 3:33 (pp)

Second period – 2. NU, White (Metcalf, Archambeau), 3:16

Third period – No scoring.

Shots on goal: NU 5-9-11-25; Maine 4-4-10-18

Power-play Opportunities: NU 1 of 5, Maine 0 of 4

Goaltenders: NU, Silva (18 shots-18 saves); Maine, Froats (25-23)

Attendance: 75