MACHIAS – Betsy Elmer poured in 32 points to power the University of Maine-Machias Clippers to a 94-83 women’s basketball win over the UMaine-Presque Isle Owls Sunday.

Angela Robb added 25 points for UMM and Gill Guest notched 20 points.

Rachel Underwood netted 30 points to lead the Owls and Rachel Larlee added 15.

UM-Presque Isle (12-8) 83

Thurlow 4-1-11, Amero 4-3-14, Flanagin 3-1-10, Underwood 11-8-30, Newell 0-3-3, Larlee 5-5-15, Gallager

UM-Machias (9-9) 94

Elmer 13-5-32, Anderson 3-0-6, Robb 7-6-25, Nuite 2-0-6, Boyle 1-0-2, Farrell 1-1-3, Guest 7-6-20

3-pt. goals: Thurlow 2, Amero; Robb 5, Nuite 2, Elmer

Halftime: UM-Machias 47-41

Husson 87, Bay Path 37

At Bangor Saturday, Mandi Allen’s 16 points led Husson College over Bay Path (Mass.).

Liz Boone put in 13 points for the Braves as both Leslie Weed and Sarah Cole added 12 points and Leslie Trott dished out nine assists.

Carrie Nemio led the Bay Path attack with 12 points.

Bay Path 37

Ropeo 3-2-8, Frett 4-0-8, Nemio 5-2-12, Munson 2-0-4, Palanjian 2-0-4, Davis 0-1-1, Gonyes, Victor

Husson 87

Weed 6-0-12, Hughes 3-0-6, Doughty 1-2-5, Dow 3-0-6, Cole 6-0-12, Allen 8-0-16, Trott 4-1-9, Betit 3-0-7, Turner 0-1-1, Boone 4-5-13, Comeau

3-pt. goals: Doughty, Betit

Halftime: Husson 41-19

Bates 84, Colby 80

At Waterville, Laura Dubois led Bates over Colby with 20 points and 11 rebounds in a double overtime win Saturday.

Kate Dockery put in 19 points for the Bobcats of Lewiston while Kate McLaughlin netted 13 and Katy Dutille hauled down 14 rebounds.

Kim Condon and Bianca Belcher each notched 12 points for the White Mules and Jenn Hallee put in 11.

Bates (12-7) 84

Price 3-0-7, McLaughlin 3-7-13, Grossman 1-2-4, Flaherty 2-5-9, Dockery 4-10-19, Dubois 7-3-20, Dutille 2-2-6, Antinarelli 1-0-2, Golbski 2-0-4

Colby (15-5)

Belcher 4-4-12, Lawson 4-2-10, Cochrane 1-5-7, Ashe 2-0-6, Condon 4-3-12, Hallee 3-4-11, Parisella 3-2-8, O’Donnell 2-2-6, Walsh 3-2-8

3-pt. goals: Dubois 3, Price, Dockery; Ashe 2, Condon, Hallee

Halftime: Colby 42-33

UM-Farmington 75, UMFK 35

At Farmington Sunday, Becky Roak tossed in 17 points for the University of Maine-Farmington in a win over UM-Fort Kent.

Jocelyn Sawyer added 15 points for the Beavers while Rachel Bard notched six assists and seven steals.

Kim Mann led the Bengals’ attack with 18 points and 10 rebounds while Joy Gervais also ripped down 10 rebounds.

UM-Fort Kent (2-14) 35

Gagnon 1-0-3, Small 1-0-3, Cyr 0-1-1, Bourgoin 2-0-4, Gervais 3-0-6, Mann 7-3-18, Foreman, Hobbs, Jefferson

UM-Farmington (9-8) 75

Robertson 3-0-8, Bard 3-0-7, Rtyky 1-0-2, Hartman 4-0-8, Woodcock 2-3-7, Sawyer 5-5-15, Foster 2-0-4, Roak 8-1-17, Normand 3-1-7

3-pt. goals: Mann, Small, Gagnon; Robertson 2, Bard

Halftime: UM-Farmington 39-12

UM-Farmington 62, UMPI 49

At Farmington Saturday, Rachel Bard scored 12 points and made six steals to spark the Beavers.

Jocelyn Sawyer led the UMF scoring with 18 points and Becky Roak added 10.

Rachel Larlee topped the Owls with 17 points, Rachel Underwood scored 13, and Megan Amero had 12. Melissa Gallagher grabbed 13 rebounds.

UM-Presque Isle (12-7) 49

Thurlow 1-0-2, Amero 5-1-12, Flanagin, Underwood 5-3-13, Newell 0-2-2, Gallagher 1-1-3, Larlee 7-3-17

UM-Farmington (8-8) 62

Robertson 2-0-6, Bard 5-0-12, Rtyky, Hartman 1-0-2, Woodcock 3-0-7, Sawyer 7-4-18, Foster 2-0-5, Roak 4-2-10, Normand 1-0-2

3-pt. goals: Amero; Robertson 2, Bardf 2, Woodcock, Foster

Halftime: UMF 35-13

EMTC 64, NMTC 42

(Sunday)

Eastern Maine Tech (6-4) 64

Davis 6-3-15, Ballard 8-1-17, Mickel 6-2-14, Clayton 5-1-11, Trundy 3-1-7, Sturdee

Northern Maine Tech (0-10) 42

Cyr 8-2-18, Belunis 4-1-9, Saucier 3-1-8, Alexander 1-2-4, Cullins 1-0-2, McLaughlin 0-1-1, Blackman, Bouchard

3-pt. goals: Saucier

Halftime: EMTC 34-21

So. Maine 60, Eastern Conn. 47

(Saturday)

Eastern Connecticut (18-2) 47

Burdelski 3-0-7, Mund 4-2-10, Coleman 6-1-15, Grassi 6-1-13, Fogg 0-2-2, Dugas, Debicki

Southern Maine (15-5) 60

Shaw 2-0-4, Cressler 5-1-13, Kimball 4-2-10, Libby 5-2-14, Crockett 8-1-17, Bourgoin

3-pt. goals: Coleman 2, Burdelski; Libby 2, Cressler 2

Halftime: Southern Maine 38-26

Men’s basketball

Bates 76, Colby 55

At Lewiston, Ed Walker led the Bates attack with 17 points Saturday.

Matt LaPointe notched 16 points and seven assists for the Bobcats and both Billy Hart and Ramon Garcia put in 12 points.

Sam Clark paced the White Mules of Waterville with 16 points as Nicholas Loukes added 10.

Colby (13-7) 55

Forsyth 0-1-1, Strahom 1-1-3, Davis 3-0-9, Civiello 1-0-3, Clark 6-4-16, Moro 0-2-2, Loukes 2-4-10, Flood 1-2-4, Ofiesh 1-0-2, Tweedie 2-0-5, Allen, Guttierez, Forlizzi, MacDonald

Bates (13-7) 76

LaPointe 5-2-16, Hart 4-0-12, Wilson 2-0-5, Walker 7-0-17, Padonou 3-0-6, Nealy 4-0-8, Garcia 5-0-12, Moulis, Donaldson, LaFlamme, Costello, Conrey, Shuttlesworth

3-pt. goals: Davis 3, Loukes 2, Tweedie, Civiello; LaPointe 4, Hart 4, Walker 3, Garcia 2, Wilson

Halftime: Bates 38-32

UMPI 72, UM-Machias 59

At Machias Sunday, Antrone Moore popped in 20 points and swept up 10 rebounds to pace the UM-Presque Isle Owls.

Nate Jamo added 16 points, Justin Norwood 15, and Dave Malek 10.

Sharrief Sims powered the Clippers with 15 points, Josh Thornton and Miguel Khan had a dozen each, and Albert Whittaker 10. Ken Ralph grabbed 18 rebounds.

UM-Presque Isle (9-14) 72

Feeney 1-0-2, Godley 1-1-3, Norwood 5-2-15, Smith, Garreans, Moore 5-10-20, Jamo 5-4-16, Emerson, Malek 3-3-10, Birmingham 3-0-6, Jadric

UM-Machias (10-9) 59

Whittaker 4-1-10, Thornton 4-2-12, Wingnes, Sims 5-4-15, Knowles, Bean 2-0-4, Ralph 2-2-6, Khan 6-0-12

3-pt. goals: Norwood 3, Jamo 2; Thornton 2, Whittaker, Sims

Halftime: UMPI 35-27

NMTC 114, EMTC 78

(Sunday)

Eastern Maine Tech 78

Weiberg 8-0-17, Galley 7-2-16, Osborne 5-0-14, Dow 4-0-10, Jarrell 3-0-7, Wotton 2-0-5, Doore 2-0-4, Leighton 1-0-3, Reynolds 1-0-2, Kilton

Northern Maine Tech 114

Sleeper 8-5-29, Beckford 10-1-21, Durost 10-0-20, Jellson 7-3-17, Czoseneck 3-3-10, Thompkins 3-3-9, Schmidt 1-4-7, Smith 0-1-1, Collins

3-pt. goals: Osborne 4, Dow 2, Wotton, Jarrell, Leighton, Weiberg; Sleeper 6, Czoneneck, Schmidt

Halftime: NMTC 57-44

Eastern Conn. 64, So. Maine 46

(Saturday)

Eastern Connecticut (11-9) 64

Leydon 3-0-6, Vega 5-7-19, Shepard 1-0-2, Morgan 2-0-6, Avent 2-6-10, Mulhall 1-2-4, Parker 5-1-11, Rea 3-0-6, Malave, White, Lee, Kipphut

Southern Maine (5-15) 46

Zimmerman 3-0-6, Hamlin 1-0-3, Millett 2-0-6, Tarbox 1-0-2, St. Pierre 5-0-11, Grigsby 3-0-7, White 1-0-2, Thibodeau 1-0-3, Thomas 3-0-6, Stults, Soucie, Coutts

3-pt. goals: Morgan 2, Vega 2; Millett 2, Hamlin, St. Pierre, Grigsby, Soucie

Halftime: Eastern Connecticut 64-46

Michigan St. 72, Purdue 55

EAST LANSING, Mich. – Purdue played Michigan State tough before the No. 5 Spartans went on one of their trademark runs.

Trailing 15-14, the defending national champions scored the next 22 points and went on to beat the Boilermakers 72-55 Sunday, extending the nation’s longest home winning streak to 41 games.

Five players scored the first five baskets during the run, in which Purdue (13-7, 5-4 Big Ten) missed 10 consecutive shots. Andre Hutson scored 14 points, Zach Randolph had 12 and Marcus Taylor added 10 for the Spartans (18-2, 7-2).

“We’ve been a team that feeds off of spurts,” Hutson said. “Luckily, we got a big one and that won us the game. We look forward to getting big runs and getting leads that we can sit or build on.”

The Boilermakers held the lead a few times over the first 12 minutes and led by as much as five before the Spartans’ run, which ended with about two minutes left in the half.

“Their defense and our poor shot selection in the first half caused problems,” Purdue coach Gene Keady said.

Purdue’s Willie Deane scored 20 points.

Michigan State led 38-17 at halftime. Purdue outscored the Spartans by four in the second half, but the first-half spurt was too much to overcome.

“This was pretty embarrassing,” Purdue’s John Allison said.

The Spartans outrebounded the Boilermakers 51-26, converted 20 offensive rebounds into 23 points, and held them to 28 percent shooting.

“I hope our kids watch the tape of the game and see how it is done,” Keady said.

Michigan State may move up in the national rankings after losses by No. 1 Stanford, No. 2 Duke and No. 3 Kansas. The Blue Devils lost to No. 4 North Carolina, which was defeated by 13 points at Michigan State this season.

Women’s hockey

Brown, Harvard top Maine

Harvard scored three times in the second period to pull away from the University of Maine for a 5-1 ECAC Division I victory Sunday.

At Providence, R.I., Saturday, Kathleen Kauth scored twice as Brown built a 3-0 lead on the way to a 4-1 win over the Black Bears.

Christina Sorbara and Krissy MacManus also tallied for 11-3-3 Brown. Pam Dreyer made 21 saves on 22 shots.

Jamie Hill posted the Black Bears’ goal, with assists from Callee Heggstad and Kelly Nelson. Dawn Froats stopped 27 of 31 shots she faced.

At Cambridge, Mass., Sunday, Kalen Ingram and Tracy Catlin each scored twice to pace the 13-6 Crimson. Jamie Notman recorded the other goal. Jessica Ruddock made 18 saves on 19 shots.

Meagan Aarts scored an unassisted goal for 10-11-1 Maine.

Amanda Cronin was a stalwart in goal for the Black Bears, making 62 saves on 67 shots.