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FORT KENT – Tyrone Burns scored 16 points Saturday and the University of Maine-Fort Kent reeled off a 21-4 string to start the game in cruising to a 100-62 Maine Athletic Conference basketball victory over UM-Machias.

Morris Young added 15 points while Shaun Tomblin and Matt Daudier notched 14 each for UMFK.

Shareef Sims scored 17 points and Tony Heal had 15 for UM-Machias.

UM-Machias (7-5) 62

Whittaker 2-5-9, Wignes, Sims 5-6-17, Knowles 1-0-2, Bean 0-1-1, Ralph 3-2-8, Khan 4-1-9, Heal 5-2-15

UM-Fort Kent (6-3) 100

Burns 7-2-16, Dandier 6-1-14, Farrar 0-2-2, Clavette 2-2-7, Ravelin 2-0-5, Young 5-1-15, Tolvaisa 1-3-5, Bente 1-1-3, Hebert 2-0-4, Trinity 1-0-2, Traup 2-2-6, Clark, Tomblin 5-4-14, Bray 2-3-7

3-pt. goals: Sims, Heal 3; Dandier, Clavette, Ravelin, Young 4

Halftime: UM-Fort Kent 60-30

UM-Machias 78, UMPI 68

At Presque Isle Friday night, Josh Thornton and Tony Heal each scored 17 points to power the UMaine-Machias Clippers.

Mike Rodriguez paced UM-Presque Isle with 20 points and Ethan Birmingham netted 14.

UM-Machias (7-3) 78

Whitaker 1-1-4, Thornton 5-4-17, Hopeson 3-4-10, Sims 3-1-8, Knowles 0-1-1, Bean, Ralph 5-2-12, Khan 3-1-7, Heal 7-0-14

UM-Presque Isle (3-6) 68

Rodriguez 7-6-20, Godley 1-0-2, Norwood 1-3-6, Garreans, Moore 2-3-7, Graham 3-1-8, Jamo 2-3-9, Malek 1-0-2, Birmingham 3-8-14

3-pt. goals: Whitaker, Thornton, Sims, Heal; Norwood, Graham, Jamo

Halftime: UMM 35-29

Colby 58, St. Joseph’s 47

At Standish, tournament MVP Sam Clark scored 10 points and grabbed 10 rebounds to help Colby College of Waterville to the championship of the Cole Farms Mad Monk tourney on Saturday.

Zeb Davis tossed in 13 for the White Mules while Jon Moro added 11 and Damien Strahorn had 10.

C.J. Vose scored 19 points and grabbed 12 rebounds for the Monks. Travis Seaver scored 11.

Colby (7-1) 58

Forsyth 0-1-1, Strahorn 4-1-10, Civiello 3-0-7, Clark 5-0-10, Moro 3-2-11, Allen, Davis 5-0-13, Crosman 3-0-6

St. Joseph’s (6-3) 47

Underwood 2-0-4, McPherson 1-2-4, Gore 4-0-8, Vose 8-3-19, Seaver 5-0-11, Willer 0-1-1, Pelletier, Drayer

3-pt. goals: Strahorn, Civiello, Moro 3, Davis 3; Seaver

Halftime: Colby 27-25

Bates 81, UM-Farmington 68

At Lewiston, Ramon Garcia scored 18 points Saturday as the Bobcats won their home opener after eight straight road contests.

Ed Walker added 14 while Rommel Padonou and Matt LaPointe had 12 each for the Bobcats.

Tom Nadeau scored 20 to pace the Beavers of UMF. Nathaniel Haynie added 12.

UM-Farmington (2-7) 68

Orcutt 3-0-7, Nadeau 6-2-20, Wilcox 3-0-7, Fullerton 3-3-9, Deeds 2-0-4, Haynie 3-4-12, Kennie, Malley 2-0-4, Benge, Robinson, Thompson, Facey 1-0-3, Dufort 1-0-2, Cavanaugh

Bates (6-3) 81

LaPointe 5-1-12, Hart 3-0-9, Neely 2-2-6, Walker 6-1-14, Padonou 6-0-12, Garcia 5-6-18, Wilson 3-2-8, Moulis, Donaldson, LaFlamme 1-0-2, Jones, Conroy, Costello, Shuttlesworth

3-pt. goals: Orcutt, Nadeau 6, Wilcox, Haynie 2, Facey; LaPointe, Hart 3, Walker, Garcia 2

Halftime: Bates 36-31

UMass-Dartmouth 71, USM 57

At Gorham, Nick Cecilio scored 20 points, grabbed 12 rebounds and made five steals as the Corsairs earned the win on Saturday.

Tim Gaspar added 15 points for UMass-Dartmouth while Marquess Houtman had 12.

Jason St. Pierre scored 11 for the Huskies and Ryan Thomas added 10.

UMass-Dartmouth (7-1) 71

Young 1-0-3, Suprenant, Cecilio 8-4-20, Barrows 3-1-8, Austin 1-0-3, Cassidy 1-0-2, Houtman 4-4-12, Madden 3-1-7, Gaspar 4-8-16, Walsh

Southern Maine (4-4) 57

Hamlin 1-0-3, Millett 3-0-9, St. Pierrre 4-2-11, Grigsby 1-2-4, White 3-0-7, Thibodeau 2-0-6, Soucie 0-1-1, Coutts 1-1-3, Thomas 3-4-10

3-pt. goals: Young, Barrows, Austin; Millett 3, St. Pierre, White, Thibodeau 2

Halftime: UMass-Dartmouth 38-31

Women’s basketball

UM-Machias 73, UMFK 52

At Fort Kent, Gill Guest scored 19 points and grabbed 10 rebounds to pace the Clippers on Saturday.

Betsy Elmer added 13 for UM-Machias while Tricia Farrell pitched in with 11 and Lara Nuite had 10.

Nicole Cyr scored 11 points while Nikki Brown had nine points, 11 rebounds and four blocks for the Bengals.

UM-Machias (5-6) 73

Elmer 6-0-13, Aziz 0-1-1, Anderson 3-1-7, Robb 2-0-4, Nuite 4-0-10, Boyle 3-0-6, Mack, Mills 1-0-2, Farrell 4-0-11, Guest 9-1-19

UM-Fort Kent (1-6)

B. Gagnon 1-0-2, Foreman 3-1-7, Small 2-0-5, Cyr 3-3-11, Hobbs 2-0-4, Bourgoin 3-0-6, Jefferson, Brown 2-5-9, Mann 3-2-8

3-pt. goals: Elmer, Nuite 2, Farrell 3; Foreman, Small, Cyr 2

Halftime: UM-Machias 39-24

Colby 62, Salem State 58

At Waterville, Bianca Belcher and Sarah Walsh scored 16 points each as the White Mules headed into their holiday break on a high note Saturday.

Salem State received 11 points from Melissa Smock and 10 from Cassie Rhodes had 10.

Salem State (5-2) 58

Smolinsky 3-0-6, McKeen 2-3-8, Ashe 3-2-8, Smock 4-1-11, McCarter 3-0-6, Rhodes 3-4-10, Nichols 3-3-9

Colby (6-2) 62

Belcher 4-7-16, Lawson 2-2-6, Morin, Cochrane 2-0-4, Ashe 3-0-8, Condon 2-0-6, Hallee 2-0-4, Parisella 1-0-2, Bourque, Walsh 7-2-16

3-pt. goals: McKeen, Smock 2; Ashe 2, Condon 2

Halftime: Colby 28-27

Thomas 90, Pine Manor 61

At Waterville, Erin Lovely nailed seven 3-pointers en route to 27 points as the Terriers mauled Pine Manor.

Sam Connor added 16 points and grabbed 14 rebounds for the Terriers. Heather Farrell and Betsy Pratt scored 15 apiece.

Nikki Tongg scored 18 and Ebony Phillips had eight rebounds for the Gators of Chestnut Hill, Mass.

Pine Manor (2-3)

Tongg 7-2-18, Harrington 1-1-3, Greene 1-6-8, Savioli, Maes 0-1-1, Godfrey 5-1-13, Medeiros, Phillips 6-1-13

Thomas (4-5)

Pratt 6-0-15, Nason 2-1-6, Farrell 5-2-15, Lovely 10-0-27, Morrell 1-2-5, Corbett 3-0-6, Conner 5-6-16

3-pt. goals: Tongg 2, Godfrey 2, Medeiros; Pratt 3, Nason, Farrrell 3, Lovely 7, Morrell

Halftime: Thomas 42-24

St. Joseph’s 75, Bates 71

At Standish, Carolyn Brown scored 18 points and grabbed 11 rebounds to lead the Monks to a win on Saturday.

Stacey Gelinas added 17 points and Sue Picard scored 10 for St. Joseph’s.

Carla Flaherty tallied 17 for Bates of Lewiston. Kate McLaughlin and Justine Ferland added 10 apiece.

Bates (4-3) 71

McLauglin 4-2-10, Grossman 1-0-2, Flaherty 7-2-17, Dockery 2-1-5, Golobski 4-0-8, Price 1-0-2, Nafe 1-0-2, Dubois 2-0-4, Dutille 2-4-8, Antinarelli 1-0-2, Ferland 1-8-10

St. Joseph’s (7-1) 75

Marsh 0-1-1, Picard 3-4-10, Brown 3-0-6, Gelinas 7-0-17, Brown 7-4-18, Gill, Burrell, Gagnon 1-5-7, Rice 2-4-8, Turcotte 2-4-8

3-pt. goals: Flaherty, Dockery; Gelinas 3

Halftime: 33-33

USM 74, UMass-Dartmouth 46

At Gorham, Kara Crockett and Meg Cressler scored 14 points each as Southern Maine rolled to a win on Saturday.

Erin Shaw added 11 while Jess Libby scored 10 for the Huskies.

Katie Douglas and Kelly O’Neal had 10 points each for the Corsairs.

UMass-Dartmouth (3-5) 46

Mackey, Johnson 0-1-1, Coutsomumbos 1-1-3, Cummings 3-0-8, Ferreira 2-2-6, O’Neal 2-4-10, Douglas 3-4-10, Morse 1-0-2, Gears 3-0-6, Satkevich

Southern Maine (4-4) 74

Dominiczak 4-0-8, Shaw 4-0-11, Allen, Bourgoin 4-0-8, Cressler 6-1-14, Rombalski 1-0-2, Kimball 1-1-3, Anders 1-0-2, Sobey 1-0-2, Libby 4-2-10, Crockett 6-2-14, Watkins

3-pt. goals: Cummings 2, O’Neal 2; Shaw 3, Cressler

Halftime: Southern Maine 39-26

MMA splits two over weekend

At Castine, Maine Maritime Academy split two weekend games, beating Newbury 63-45 Sunday after dropping a 61-55 decision Saturday to Lasell College.

On Saturday, Monica Sheppard poured in 29 points and tallied five steals for Lasell of Newton, Mass.

Nina Blair pulled down 10 rebounds for the winners.

Stacey Ryan led the Mariner attack with 16 points and 10 rebounds while Jamey Lesiewicz tossed in 12 points.

On Sunday, Rachel Merrill’s 14 points, eight rebounds and four assists paced MMA to victory over Newbury College (Mass.).

Janey Lesiewicz and Kate Lawler each notched 14 points and Monica Locke ripped down 10 rebounds for the Mariners.

Rita Hourani tallied 14 points, 10 rebounds and four assists for Newbury.

(Saturday)

Lasell (6-3) 61

Sheppard 11-7-29, Lesnick 3-2-8, Tucker 3-1-7, Sylvester 1-2-4, Bardin 0-1-1, Desrochiers 2-1-5, Blair 1-1-3, Smith 1-0-2, Spaulding 1-0-2

MMA (3-3) 55

Ryan 5-6-16, Lesiewicz 5-2-12, Lawler 4-1-10, Merrill 2-4-9, Pratt 1-0-2, Locke 1-2-4, Jones 1-0-2, Clifford, Guilbault

3-pt. goals: Lawler, Merrill

Halftime: Lasell 25-23

(Sunday)

Newbury (3-4) 45

Hourani 5-4-14, McGay 6-0-13, Rose 5-3-13, Craig 1-0-2, Dumond 1-0-2, Pelissier 0-1-1, Williams

MMA (4-3) 63

Lesiewicz 6-1-14, Merrill 6-2-14, Lawler 5-4-14, Pratt 0-1-1, Locke 3-1-7, Jones 2-1-5, Ryan 2-3-8, Clifford, Guilbeault

3-pt. goals: McGay; Lesiewicz, Ryan

Halftime: Newbury 26-24

Women’s hockey

Maine 4, Wayne State 0

At Alfond Arena in Orono, the Black Bears scored three goals in the third period Saturday to blow the game open.

Karen Droog scored two goals for the 7-7 Bears. Tracy Caridade and Cailee Heggestad added a goal and an assist apiece. Kelly Nelson notched three assists while Andrea Keller had one assist. Dawn Froats made eight saves on eight shots.

Anna Vandermarliere made 42 saves on 46 shots for the 3-13 Warriors.