The Husson College women’s basketball team rebounded from a thumping at the hands of the Bowdoin College women on Saturday with a 61-56 triumph over Notre Dame College in Manchester, N.H. on Sunday.

Bowdoin upended the Braves 80-40.

At Manchester, N.H., Liz Boone chalked up 23 points, 11 rebounds and nine blocked shots as Husson stopped Notre Dame College.

Leslie Trott contributed 20 points and 11 rebounds for the Braves.

At Brunswick Saturday, all 11 Bowdoin players scored, led by Kristi Royer’s 16 as Bowdoin triumphed.

Trott led Husson with 14 points, and Meghan Hughes added 10.

(Sunday’s Game)

Husson (2-5) 61

Trott 9-2-20, Sexton 1-0-2, Comeau 1-0-3, Fry, Hews 2-1-5, Duplisea 1-0-2, Dow 2-2-6, Poirer, Turner, Boone 7-9-23

Notre Dame College (6-5) 56

Peters 2-0-4, Blomquist 2-0-5, Hendricks 3-5-11, McRea 1-3-5, Nichols 3-2-8, Adams 2-5-11, Browne 4-3-11

3-pt. goals: Comeau; Adams 2

(Saturday’s Game)

Husson (1-5) 40

McDonald, Trott 5-3-14, Sexton 1-0-2, Comeau, Hughes 4-2-10, Duplisea, Dow 1-2-4, Poririer 1-0-2, Turner, Boone 2-4-8

Bowdoin (6-0) 80

Bramwell 4-2-11, Mayol 5-2-13, Royer 7-0-16, Fugate 4-2-12, Smith 2-0-4, Trotta 1-2-4, Reuben 3-0-6, Damon 2-0-4, Pellegrini 2-0-4, Leuer 1-0-2, Nickerson 2-0-4

3-pt. goals: Trott; Royer 2, Fugate 2, Bramwell and Mayol

Halftime: Bowdoin 31-19

Norwich 77, St. Joseph’s 73

At Northfield, Vt., Shevon Gibbons and Lisa Belmote each knocked in 18 points as Norwich University handed the Monks their first loss.

Sue Picard led St. Joseph’s with 19 points. Stacey Gelinas had 18, and Lynn Marcotte chipped in 10.

St. Joseph’s (7-1) 73

Pelkey 1-5-7, Rice 3-2-8, Gagnon 0-6-6, Picard 5-7-19, Gelinas 6-3-18, Gagnon 1-2-5, Marcotte 4-0-10, Regan

Norwich (4-3) 77

Gibbons 7-4-18, Kane, Belmonte 8-0-18, Douglas, Abrams 5-2-15, Zoretic, Bresette 4-5-14, Perras 3-0-8, Purcell 1-0-2, Viveiros 1-0-2

3-pt. goals: Gelinas 3, Marcotte 2, Picard 2, Gagnon; Abrams 3, Perras 2, Belmonte 2, Bresette

Halftime: Norwich 35-26

UM-Machias 110, Fisher 41

Fisher (1-5) 41

Gomes, Guerrono 2-0-4, Hamilton 6-4-16, West, Golay, Gilman 9-3-21

UM-Machias (4-5) 110

Aziz 3-0-7, Rich 7-3-19, Robb 3-0-7, Nuite 4-0-8, Apatu 4-0-10, Magnussen 5-0-10, Willett 2-2-6, Welles 4-0-8, Ricker 6-0-13, Copeland 4-4-13, Guest 2-1-4

3-pt. goals: Guerrono; Aziz, Rich 2, Robb, Apatu 2, Ricker, Copeland

Halftime: UM-Machias 56-19

Bates 74, UM-Farmington 70

Bates (5-1) 74

Price 3-0-9, Taylor 3-0-6, Hoffman, Zurek 0-1-1, Nafe 2-0-5, Flaherty 5-0-12, Dockery 15-1-37, Dubois 0-2-2, King 1-0-2, Vincent, Golobski 1-0-2

UM-Farmington (5-3) 70

Bard 3-1-7, Sawyer 3-10-16, Pepin 1-0-2, Woodcock 2-1-6, Kempton 1-2-5, Stanley, LaHaye 6-3-15, Haines 3-0-6, Hunt 5-4-14

3-pt. goals: Dockery 5, Price 3, Flaherty and Nafe; Woodcock and Kempton

Halftime: Bates 40-26

Thomas 58, Johnson 43

Johnson (4-3) 43

Parker 2-3-8, Brough 1-0-2, Beauregard, Wojcik 1-0-2, Brown 2-0-4, Corey 9-9-27, West, Scheffert, Prieto, Butler

Thomas (2-6) 58

Pratt 3-3-9, LeClerc 2-4-8, Lovely 6-3-17, Morrell 3-2-9, Corbett 1-0-2, Lessard 0-1-1, Petrini 3-0-6, Kolis 0-4-4, Alvarez 1-0-2

3-pt. goals: Lovely 2, Morrell

Halftime: Thomas 28-16

Southern Maine 75, Keene St. 59

Southern Maine 75

Tong 1-0-2, Cressler 6-4-20, Dominiczak 2-1-5, Zahm 4-2-10, Crockett 7-2-16, Leavitt 5-9-20, Little, Allen, Noonan

Keene State 59

Mechare 2-0-4, Zsizmesia 2-8-12, Linn 3-1-7, Forsberg 4-4-12, Araque 5-3-15, S. Clarke, Alaimo, Faifoine 2-2-6, C. Clarke 1-0-3

3-pt. goals: Cressler 4 and Leavitt; Csizmesia 2, Araque 2, C. Clarke

Halftime: Southern Maine 39-34

Salem State 60, Colby 44

Salem State (3-2) 60

McCarthy 1-2-5, Ashe 5-0-10, Nichols 2-4-8, Almoida 4-2-10, Rhodes 3-6-12, Smolinsky 2-2-6, Ferreira, Klein 1-1-3, Lopes, Reardon 2-2-6, Nichols, McCarter

Colby (3-4) 44

Lawson 2-1-6, Chuprevich 3-2-8, O’Donnell, Walsh 5-1-11, Burrows 2-0-5, Koto 1-0-2, Bonner 1-0-2, Henley 4-0-8, Bourque 1-0-2

3-pt. goals: McCarthy; Lawson and Burrows

Halftime: Salem State 21-19

Men’s basketball

St. Joseph’s 79, UM-Fort Kent 72

At Standish Saturday, Brandon Stewart pumped in 14 points and Bilal Dawan-Abdullah added 13 points and 16 rebounds as St. Joseph’s held off the University of Maine-Fort Kent to win the Mad Monk tournament championship.

Barry Bryan paced the Bengals with a game-high 19 points, including four 3-pointers. Andrew Clavette pitched in with 14 and Morris Young had 12.

UM-Fort Kent (5-6) 72

Daudier 2-1-5, Young 6-0-12, Swett 2-0-4, Bryan 7-1-19, Bray 3-2-9, Alarcon 1-0-2, Clavette 5-3-14, Gervais 0-1-1, Veloso, Bente 1-1-3, Clark 1-1-3

St. Joseph’s (6-3) 79

McPherson 2-2-6, Ahern 1-2-4, Vose 5-2-13, Dawan-Abdullah 6-1-13, Stewart 4-6-14, Willer 0-2-2, Underwood 3-0-6, McCabe 1-0-3, Pratt 1-1-3, Plummer 2-3-7, Monteiro 3-2-8

3-pt. goals: Bryan 4, Bray, Clavette; Vose, McCabe

Halftime: St. Joseph’s 40-34

Lasell 89, Maine Maritime 66

At Castine, guard Vince Johnson pumped in 33 points, including six 3-pointers, as Lasell of Newton, Mass., ran by the Mariners.

Matt Clement led Maine Maritime with 17 points and 10 rebounds. Jed Johnson chipped in with 14 points.

Lasell (8-2) 89

Montville 1-0-2, Prignano, Ferriras 2-0-4, Johnson 12-3-33, Gallagher, Walker 3-0-6, Costin 1-1-3, McGill 1-0-2, Chamblain 5-1-13, Sandeford 2-0-5, Okantey 6-1-13, Vaughn 3-0-8, DeJesus

Maine Maritime (2-5) 66

Belyea 0-3-3, Brown 3-1-7, Underwood, Johnson 6-2-14, Streams 3-2-9, Pitula 3-1-8, Taylor 1-0-3, Newland 1-0-2, Russell 1-1-3, Clement 7-3-17

3-pt. goals: Johnson 6, Chamblain 2, Vaughn 2; Streams, Pitula, Taylor

Halftime: Lasell 52-35

Bates 57, UM-Farmington 51

Bates (6-3) 57

Garcia 2-0-5, Hart 1-2-4, Wilson 3-5-11, Neely 1-2-4, Walker 4-3-11, Costello, Gerrity 2-4-7, Salvaggio 1-3-6, Mancebo 4-1-9, Conroy, Linsley

UM-Farmington (3-5) 51

Nadeau 2-2-8, Bird, Wilcox 2-1-6, Nielsen 1-0-2, Deetjen 5-7-19, Ginn 3-1-7, Haynie 1-1-3, Ward 2-2-6

3-pt. goals: Garcia, Gerrity and Salvaggio; Nadeau 2, Deetjen 2, Wilcox

Halftime: UM-Farmington 31-20

Keene State 104, So. Maine 75

Southern Maine 75

Grigsby 2-2-7, St. Pierre 3-1-8, Tarbox 2-4-9, White 3-1-8, Garland 4-2-12, Estes 2-1-5, Francoeur 0-4-4, Soucie 3-4-11, Thomas 3-3-9, Russell 1-0-2

Keene State 104

Pawlusiak 2-0-5, Swenson 2-6-12, Timson 4-5-13, Stantial 8-4-27, Purlnton 2-1-5, Cudworth 2-0-5, Levecque 2-3-7, Urquhart 3-0-8, Wheeler 2-2-6, Ferland 0-1-1, Johanson 0-2-2, Jackson 2-0-6, Mullins 1-2-4, Bondini 1-0-3, Hansen

3-pt. goals: Garland 2, Grigsby, St. Pierre, Tarbox, White and Soucie; Stantial 7, Swenson 2, Pawlusiak, Bondini and Cudworth

Halftime: Keene State 57-34

UM-Augusta 69, Unity 49

UM-Augusta (3-6) 69

Melgard 7-5-22, Greenleaf 1-2-4, Allen 8-5-25, Joseph 2-2-6, Savage 2-2-6, Heffernan 3-0-6

Unity (3-6) 49

Pope 2-0-4, Belanger 4-1-9, Simino, Schneider 6-1-14, Reitsma 2-0-4, Bearce 1-1-3, Kervin 6-1-13, Barnes 0-2-2

3-pt. goals: Allen 4, Melgard 3; Schneider

Halftime: UM-Augusta 39-23

Women’s hockey

Maine 4, Wayne State 3

At Orono Saturday, Meagan Aarts and Karen Droog scored seven minutes apart early in the third period, helping lead the University of Maine women’s hockey team to victory over Wayne State ( Mich.).

The Black Bears completed a sweep of their weekend series while improving to 7-7-1. The Warriors dropped to 3-12-2.

Aarts netted her 10th goal of the season on an assist from Droog at the 2:25 mark to break a 1-1 tie, then Droog scored unassisted at 9:12.

Heidi Burns kept Wayne State close with a power-play goal at the 11:52 mark, but Aarts and Droog set up Kelly Nelson on the eventual game-winner with 4:56 to play. Droog also scored a first-period goal for the Bears.

Lara Smart turned away nine third-period shots and made 23 saves while improving to 3-1.

Tinna-Anne Thibideau made 30 shots, including 17 in the first period, for the visitors.