Trott powers Braves to victory over WNEC

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WATERVILLE – Leslie Trott posted 16 points and 10 rebounds in the consolation game of the Colby Tip-Off Tournament as she led Husson College to a 64-54 win over Western New England College Sunday.

Kelly Dow netted 16 points for the Braves of Bangor while Katie Nye notched six points.

Jamie Carney’s 11 points led Western New England while Lyndsay Black tossed in six points.

Husson (1-1) 64

Allen 2-1-6, Trott 6-4-16, Weed 1-0-3, Hughes 2-2-6, Nye 2-0-6, Doughty 2-1-6, Dow 7-2-16, Turner 1-0-2, Boone 1-1-3

Western NE (0-2) 54

Durbrow 1-0-2, Black 3-0-6, Neilson 0-6-6, Savard 3-1-7, Gaydos 1-2-4, Clark 0-1-1, Kousens 1-2-4, Danner 1-0-2, Whitaker 1-0-3, Fibble 2-4-8, Carney 5-1-11

3-pt. goals: Nye 2, Allen, Weed, Doughty; Whitaker

Halftime: Western NE 31-30

Albertson 102, UMFK 17

At Fort Kent Saturday, tournament MVP Melissa Jensen scored 25 points to lead the Albertson College Coyotes of Caldwell, Idaho to the Bengal Tipoff title over host University of Maine-Fort Kent.

Albertson all-tourney selection Alyson Pincock scored 29 to lead all scorers.

For the Bengals, Nicole Cyr was high scorer with 11 points.

In Saturday’s consolation game, Betsy Elmer scored 19 points and Angela Robb added 16 to pace the UM-Machias Clippers to a 92-27 win over UM-Augusta.

Alice Bishop and Stacey Greenleaf each scored nine to lead UMA.

On Friday night, the University of Maine-Fort Kent Bengals kicked off their Bengal Tipoff Tournament with a win behind dual 11-point efforts from Nicole Cyr and Tracie Hobbs.

In the other semifinal game, Albertson College of Idaho downed UM-Machias 95-29.

For the UM-Augusta Moose, Alice Bishop scored 17 and Tracy Luzkowski added 11.

In the second game, Melissa Jensen led all scorers with 30 points and Heidi Gokascher added 20. Alison Pincock and Linsi Scwan each scored 11 for the Albertson Coyotes.

Woodland’s Angela Robb was the top scorer for the UMM Clippers with 14 points.

(Saturday Championship)

Albertson (3-2) 102

Shiraki, Bates, Williams 1-0-3, Sloan 8-0-20, Sinclair, Thompson 3-0-6, Jensen 10-3-25, Gokocchea 6-1-16, Heier, Henrichs, Marchiano 2-2-6, Ocen, Pincock 14-1-29

UM-Fort Kent (1-3) 17

Gagnon, Vassallo, Foreman, Small, Cyr 3-2-11, Hobbs 1-0-3, Bourgoin, Gagnon, Jefferson, Brown, Mann 1-0-3

3-pt. goals: Williams, Sloan 4, Jensen 2, Gokocchea 3; Cyr 3, Hobbs, Mann

(Saturday Consolation)

UM-Machias (3-1) 92

Elmer 9-0-19, Aziz 2-04, Anderson 5-0-10, Robb 7-0-16, Nuite 5-0-10, Mack 2-0-4. Mills 3-0-7, Farrell 4-3-12, Strout 2-0-4, Davis 0-2-2, Gues 2-0-4

UM-Augusta (0-5) 27

Rix, Greenleaf 1-6-9, Warren, Nichols 0-4-4, Reed 1-1-3, Taranko, Luezkoski 1-0-2, Durand, Bishop 1-7-9

3-pt. goals: Elmer, Robb 2, Mills, Farrell; Greenleaf

(Friday Night)

UM-Fort Kent (1-2) 46

Cyr 4-3-11, Hobbs 5-1-11, Gagnon 1-0-2, Vassalio, Foreman 1-0-2, Small 1-0-2, Bourgoin 4-0-8, Gagnon, Jefferson, Brown 3-0-6, Mann 2-0-4

UM-Augusta (0-3) 39

Greenleaf 0-3-3, Nichols 2-3-8, Hadley, Stebbins, Luzkowski 4-2-11, Durand, Bishop 5-4-17

3-pt. goals: Nichols, Luzkowski, Bishop 3

Halftime: UMFK 25-21

(Friday Night)

UM-Machias (2-1) 29

Elmer, Box 1-0-2, Aziz, Anderson 3-2-8. Rpbb 5-2-14, Nuite 1-0-2, Bowle 1-0-2, Maek, Mills, Farrell, Davis, Guest 0-1-1

Albertson (2-2) 95

Shiraki, Bates 4-0-9, Williams 1-0-3, Swan 5-1-11, Etherson 1-1-3, Jensen 11-5-30, Gokascher 7-2-20, Marchiano 4-0-8, Pincock 5-1-11

3-pt. goals: Robb 2; Bates, Williams, Jensen 3, Gokascher 4

Halftime: Albertson 45-12

Gordon 66, Maine Maritime 55

At Waltham, Mass., Lisa Memmen paced Gordon College over Maine Maritime Academy with 15 points and ten rebounds in the consolation game in the Brandeis University Tip-Off Classic.

Barbara Goodwin notched 13 points while Sara Baker tossed in 11 and Caitlin Reardon had 10 points for Gordon.

Monica Locke led the Mariners with 17 points as Janey Lesiewicz put in 14 and Kate Lawler ripped down six rebounds.

Gordon (1-1) 66

White 0-3-3, Goodwin 4-3-13, Memmen 6-3-15, Reardon 5-0-10, Pellegrino 2-1-5, Curtis 3-1-7, Border 1-0-2, Baker 2-6-11, Phillips

Maine Maritime (0-2) 55

Lesiewicz 5-2-14, Ryan 4-0-8, Lawler 2-2-6, Merrill 3-1-9, Locke 6-4-17, Jones 0-1-1, Guilbalt, Clifford

3-pt. goals: Goodwin 2, Baker; Lesiewicz 2, Merrill 2, Locke

Halftime: Gordon 38-29

UM-Machias 92, UM-Augusta 27

At Machias, Betsy Flagg notched 19 points to lead the University of Maine at Machias over the University of Maine at Augusta.

Angela Robb netted 16 points as Tricia Farrel tallied 12 points and both Camilla Anderson and Laura Nuite added 10 for the Beavers.

Both Stacey Greenleaf and Alice Bishop tossed in nine points to pace the Augusta attack.

UM-Machias 92

Flagg 9-0-19, Aziz 2-0-4, Anderson 5-0-10, Robb 7-0-16, Nuite 5-0-10, Mack 2-0-4, Mills 3-0-7, Farrel 4-3-12, Strout 2-0-4, Davis 0-2-2, Gurs 2-0-4

UM-Augusta 27

Greenleaf 1-6-9, Nichols 0-4-4, Hadley 2-1-3, Luezkowski 1-0-2, Bishop 1-7-9

3-pt. goals: Robb 2, Flagg, Mills, Farrel; Greenleaf

Halftime: UMM 61-11

CMTC 73, EMTC 58

At Auburn, Cassie Brooks led Central Maine Technical College over Eastern Maine Technical College with 19 points.

Heather Morgan tossed in 15 points while Stacy Campbell tallied 10 points for CMTC.

Theresa Esposito led the EMTC attack with 16 points as Kristin Friend had 15 points and Bridgit Fleming added 14.

CMTC 73

Girouard 3-0-8, Morgan 7-0-15, Campbell 3-4-10, Murphy 2-0-4, Brooks 9-1-19, Jacques 1-0-2, Veilleux 4-1-9, Merrit 2-0-4, Bouchard 1-0-2, Auger

EMTC 58

Mickel 2-0-4, Ballard 1-0-2, Trundy 2-2-7, Esposito 6-3-16, Fleming 6-2-14, Friend 5-4-15

3-pt. goals: Girouard 2, Morgan, Veilleux; Trundy, Esposito, Friend

Halftime: CMTC 36-26

St. Joseph’s 65, Colby-Sawyer 55

(Saturday Night)

St. Joseph’s (2-0) 65

Brown 2-2-6, Marsh 0-5-5, Picard 6-2-14, Brown 4-0-8, Gelinas 3-1-8, Gill 1-1-3, Burrell 0-1-1, Gagnon 2-1-5, Rice 7-1-15, Turcotte

Colby-Sawyer (1-1) 55

Callahan 2-2-6, Fadrowski 3-1-7, Hammond 2-2-6, Bramwell 4-2-10, Crose 1-0-2, Bishop 2-0-4, Sheehan 5-1-11, Moynahan 3-0-8, Beaudin 0-1-1, Ganas

3-pt. goals: Gelinas; Moynahan 2

Halftime: Colby-Sawyer 34-23

UM-Presque Isle 67, Nichols 63

At Dudley, Mass., Rachel Larlee led the University of Maine at Presque Isle over Nichols College with 17 points and 10 rebounds in the championship game of the Nichols Tip-Off Tournament.

Presque Isle native Rachel Underwood was named tournament MVP and teammate Lisa Dolley was named to the all-tourney team.

Megan Amero tallied 15 points and nine rebounds while Lisa Dolley chipped in 14 points and Erica McGary notched nine points for the Owls.

Angela Ciccarelli led the Bison with 12 points as K.C. Wright added seven points and 12 rebounds.

On Saturday, UMPI defeated Emerson College 62-37.

UMPI was led by Presque Isle native Rachel Underwood with 16 points. Erica McGary of Houlton had and Rachel Larlee of East Millinocket each had 11 and Stephanie Thurlow of Lee added 10.

Carrie Maurer led Emerson with 12 points.

UMPI (4-1) 67

Thurlow 1-1-3, Amero 5-3-15, McGary 2-5-9, Underwood 2-3-7, Dolley 5-4-14, Gallagher 1-0-2, Larlee 8-1-17

Nichols (1-1) 63

Ciccarelli 4-4-12, Lavrent 1-0-3, Rondeau 1-0-2, Cross 4-1-9, Lavin 4-5-14, Utton 3-0-6, Hancock 4-0-8, Wright 3-1-7, Crawford 1-0-2

3-pt. goals: Amero 2; Lavrent, Lavin

Halftime: UMPI 33-31

Plymouth State 81, Colby 73

At Waterville, Whitney Morin led Plymouth State over Colby with 19 points in the championship game of the Colby Tip-Off Tournament.

Virginia Rohrborn tallied 12 points and 12 rebounds for the Panthers of Plymouth, Mass., while Jenn Pelletier notched 15 points and seven rebounds.

Kim Condon led the White Mule attack with 18 points as Sarah Walsh notched 17 points and ripped down 16 rebounds.

Plymouth State (2-0) 81

Perry 1-2-5, Fournier 2-7-11, Pelletier 3-8-15, Waters 3-4-12, Adey 1-0-2, Albert 2-0-4, Morin 5-8-19, Randall 0-1-1, Rohrborn 6-0-12

Colby (1-1) 73

Belcher 2-3-7, Lawson 2-1-5, Cochrane 1-1-3, Condon 6-4-18, Hallee 2-2-6, Parisella 5-3-13, Bourque 1-2-4, Walsh 7-3-17

3 pt. goals: Waters 2, Perry, Pelletier, Morin; Condon 2

Halftime: Plymouth State 37-34

Salem State 70, So. Maine 58

Salem State (2-0) 70

McCarthy 0-2-2, Smolinsky 2-4-9, McKeen 5-4-16, Ashe 2-0-4, Smock 7-6-24, McCarter 0-2-2, Rhodes 5-0-12, Nichols 0-1-1

Southern Maine (1-1) 58

Dominiczak 4-3-11, Bourgoin 3-0-6, Cressler 2-0-5, Kimball 4-6-14, Zahm 4-5-13, Libby 2-1-5, Crockett 2-0-4, Shaw, Allen

3-pt. goals: Smock 4, Rhodes 2, McKeen 2, Smolinsky; Cressler

Halftime: Salem State 28-22

UMF 86, Manhattanville 64

UM-Farmington (1-1) 86

Robertson 5-1-16, Bard 3-2-8, Hartman 1-0-2, Woodcock 3-0-7, Sawyer 5-12-22, Foster 1-2-4, Roak 6-6-19, Hunst 3-1-7, Normand 0-1-1

Manhattanville (0-2) 64

Terzian 8-2-19, McRae 1-6-8, Carlos 1-5-7, Smith 2-2-6, Solano 1-0-2, Stratigakis 2-2-6, Vecchione 1-1-3, Borrani 5-1-11, Pool 1-0-2, Axente, Mitrovic

3-pt. goals: Robertson 5, Woodcock, Roak; Terzian

Halftime: UMF 42-37

Women’s Hockey

St. Lawrence 6, Maine 1

At Orono, Gina Kingsbury led St. Lawrence past the University of Maine with two goals.

Isabelle Chartrand tallied a goal and two assists for 5-2-1 St. Lawrence while Amanda Sargeant and Jessica Wilson each notched a goal. Goalies Caryn Ongewitter and Shari Bryska stopped 15 of 16 shots.

Jarin Sjogren netted an unassisted goal while goalies Amanda Cronin and Dawn Froats combined to make 29 saves on 25 shots for the 4-1 Black Bears.

Men’s Basketball

UM-Farmington 75, MMA 63

At Farmington, Mike Fullerton’s 17 points, eight rebounds and five assists led the University of Maine at Farmington over Maine Maritime Academy in the championship game of the Hight Chevrolet Tournament.

Tom Nadeau notched 14 points and seven rebounds while Jeremy Deeds tallied 13 points and Eric Benge added 12 for the Beavers.

Jed Johnson netted 18 points and ripped down 13 rebounds to lead the Mariner attack as Corey Streams added 15 points.

UM-Farmington (2-0) 75

Orcutt 4-0-10, Nadeau 3-5-14, Haynie 1-0-3, Benge 4-2-12, Kennie 1-0-2, Malley 2-0-4, Deeds 6-1-13, Fullerton 8-1-17, Robinson, Thomson

Maine Maritime (1-1) 63

Johnson 5-8-18, Garland 2-0-5, Streams 6-2-15, Pitula 5-2-14, Newland 4-1-11, Taylor

3-pt. goals: Nadeau 3, Orcutt 2, Benge 2, Haynie; Pitula 2, Newland 2, Garland, Streams

Halftime: UMF 32-27

UMPI 72, Mount Allison 57

At Presque Isle, the University of Maine-Presque Isle won the championship game of the Star City Shootout Sunday as tournament MVP Mike Rodriguez had 25 points and nine rebounds.

For the Owls, Antrone Moor scored 16 points and grabbed 11 boards while Nate Jamo added 11 points.

Mike McLeod led Mount Allison with 20 points.

On Saturday, UMPI downed Nova Scotia Agricultural College 75-71 to advance to Sunday’s championship round.

Rodriguez scored 18 points, but Ethan Birmingham was the big scorer with 23 for the UMPI Owls. Jamo and Moor each scored 11.

For Nova Scotia, Brian MacGregor scored 33 and Mark Harnish had 15.

NH Tech 93, EMTC 81

At Bangor, Brian Sutton scored 18 points to lead five New Hampshire Tech players in double figures.

Nick Wiberg scored 27 points and Brad Galley added 22 for the Golden Eagles of Bangor. Mason Doore contributed 10.

New Hampshire Tech (5-3) 93

Sutton 7-2-18, Figueiva 6-2-14, Spell 5-2-13, Roach 3-5-12, Doyle 4-0-10, Clogston 3-1-7, Henneberger 2-2-6, Shulz 1-2-4, Thompson 1-1-3, Bickford 0-3-3, Harris 1-0-2, Almeida 0-1-1

EMTC (2-5) 81

Wiberg 13-1-27, Galley 10-2-22, Doore 4-2-10, Kimball 3-1-8, Borden 3-1-7, Dow 1-0-3, Leighton 0-2-2, Wotton 1-0-2, Girodet

3-pt. goals: Sutton 2, Doyle 2, Spell, Roach; Kimball, Dow

Halftime: NHT 48-35

Plymouth State 109, Thomas 70

Plymouth State (1-1) 109

Finklea 3-0-6, Martinez 9-3-23, Blackburn 7-6-21, Craig 4-0-10, Stewart 3-0-6, Francoeur 2-0-4, Parsons 1-0-3, Loughlin 2-0-5, Roy 2-0-5, Ostler 7-3-17, Chicoine 4-1-9, Kalbfell, Mullin, Creamer, Reynolds

Thomas (0-2) 70

Pitcher 6-3-16, Raymond 6-7-24, Cardaci 1-3-6, Dunphe 2-0-5, Grant 4-0-9, Orser 3-2-10, Caron, Look, Magnusson, Rouse, Ray

3-pt. goals: Martinez 2, Dan Craig 2, Blackburn, Parsons, Loughlin, Roy; Raymond 5, Orser 2, Pitcher, Cardaci, Dunphe, Grant

Halftime: Plymouth State 53-32

UMA 78, Atlantic Baptist 65

UMA 78

Fauxe 5-3-15, Gordon 5-1-13, Fuller 1-0-2, Joseph 2-1-7, Barnes 16-6-40, Hosta 0-1-1, Garrison, Savage, Hasson

Atlantic Baptist 65

Dunham 2-5-9, White 8-7-23, Graves 2-0-5, Nelson 2-0-4, Ryder 3-9-15, Hawes 4-0-8, Oxley 0-1-1, Thompson, Donnelle, Moore, Flanigan

3-pt. goals: Fauxe 2, Joseph 2, Barnes 2, Gordon; Graves

Halftime: UMA 35-32

Colby 64, Southern Maine 48

At Bangor, Samuel Clark’s 27 points and 14 rebounds led Colby over the University of Southern Maine in the championship game of the Maine Tip-Off Tournament.

Zeb Davis and Kirk Allen each notched seven points for the White Mules of Waterville.

Wade Millett led the Huskies of Gorham with 14 points while Casey Hamlin added nine points and Matt Tarbox had six.

Colby 64

Forsyth 3-0-6, Davis 2-2-7, Civiello 3-0-6, Clark 9-8-27, Ofiesh 3-0-6, Allen 2-3-7, Crosman 1-2-4, Flood 0-1-1, Moro, Loukes, Tweedie

Southern Maine 48

Zimmerman 0-2-2, Tarbox 3-0-6, St. Pierre 1-1-3, Blackstone 1-3-5, White 0-1-1, Hamlin 3-2-9, Millett 5-0-14, Grigaby 1-0-2, Thibodeau 1-0-2, Distefane 2-0-4

3-pt. goals: Davis, Clark; Millett 4, Hamlin

Halftime: Colby 25-20

Husson 93, St. Joseph’s 76

At Bangor, Quinson Lancaster and Randy Fletcher each tallied 20 points to lead Husson over St. Joseph’s College in the consolation game of the State of Maine Tip-Off Tournament.

Ryan Rivera added 13 points, while Matt Breen and Robert Pilsbury each added 12 points for the Braves.

C.J. Vose led the Monk attack with 17 points and seven rebounds whileTravis Seaver chipped in 12 points and both Leroy Gore and Justin Underwood notched 11 points for the Monks.

Husson 93

Rivera 4-4-13, Lancaster 8-2-20, Russo 0-1-1, Breen 4-4-12, Fletcher 9-2-20, Brown 1-0-3, Pilsbury 3-5-12, Robb 1-2-4, Griffin 4-0-8, Greene

St. Joseph’s 76

McPherson 1-2-4, Gore 4-5-13, Vose 7-1-17, Seaver 5-0-12, Pelletier 3-2-8, Willer 1-2-4, Underwood 5-0-11, Drayer 4-1-9, Brennan

3-pt. goals: Lancaster 2, Rivera, Brown, Pilsbury; Seaver 2, Underwood

Halftime: Husson 42-38

UM-Machias splits two

At Presque Isle, on Saturday, Greg Richards and Brendan Muleshy each notched 17 points to lead Mt. Allison College over the University of Maine at Machias in a first round game of the Star City Tournament, 88-84.

Mike McLeod added 15 points as Randy Learmonth chipped in 12 points and Brad McCarville had 11 for Mt. Allison.

Josh Thornton’s 37 points paced the UMM attack while Mark Knowles added 15 points.

On Sunday, Josh Thornton led UMM over Nova Scotia Agricultural College, 83-63, with 22 points in the Star City Tournament.

Al Whitaker chipped in 21 points as Sharet Sims notched 11 and both Andrew Hopeson and Miguet Khan tallied nine for UMM.

Al MacDonald netted 14 points to lead Nova Scotia while Mark Mamish put in 13.

(First Game)

Mt. Allison 88

Alle 2-4-8, Richards 6-5-17, Taylor 1-0-2, M. McLeod 4-4-15, McCarville 5-1-11, Muleshy 8-1-17, Joseph 1-0-3, Learmonth 4-4-12, D. McLeod 1-0-3, Mason

UMM 84

Whitaker 6-0-14, Thornton 12-8-37, Wignes 1-0-2, Sims 6-1-15, Knowles 4-0-8, Bean 0-2-2, Khan 3-2-8

3-pt. goals: M. McLeod 3, Joseph; Thornton 5, Whitaker 2

Halftime: Mt. Allison 49-41

(Second Game)

UMM 83

Whitaker 9-1-21, Thornton 9-1-22, Hopeson 4-1-9, Sims 5-0-11, Knowles 2-2-6, Khan 4-1-9, Heal 2-0-5, Bean, Wignes

Nova Scotia 63

D. MacGregor 2-0-4, Curley 0-1-1, B. MacGregor 1-0-2, Dunford 6-0-12, MacDonald 4-4-14, Mamish 5-0-13, Graham 3-2-8, VanOostrum 3-3-9

3-pt. goals: Thornton 3, Whitaker 2, Sims, Heal; Mamish 3, MacDonald 2

Halftime: UMM 40-25