Duplisea, Trott fuel Husson win

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BOSTON – Lindsay Duplisea fired in 20 points, including a 4-for-5 effort from 3-point range as the Husson College Braves rolled to a 97-57 women’s basketball win over Fisher College Saturday.

Leslie Trott contributed 15 points and Nicole Poirier added 13 points and 11 rebounds for the winners of Bangor. Liz Boone pitched in with 11 points.

Angela Hamilton poured in 29 points, including five 3-pointers, to lead Fisher. Jackie Gilman scored 13 more.

Husson (4-7) 97

McDonald 2-0-4, Trott 7-0-15, Comeau, S. Fry 3-2-8, Hughes 2-5-9, Duplisea 8-0-20, C. Fry 2-3-7, Dow 0-7-7, Poirier 5-0-13, Turner 1-0-2, Boone 3-5-11

Fisher (0-9) 57

Hamilton 10-4-29, West 3-0-6, Golay 2-0-4, Sam 2-0-5, Gilman 5-3-13

3-pt. goals: Duplisea 4, Poirier 3, Trott; Hamilton 5, Sam

Halftime: Husson 47-23

UMF 63, New England College 50

At Farmington, Jocelyn Sawyer had a 23-point, 16-rebound effort to power the Beavers to the win Saturday.

Megan Woodcock chipped in with 14 points for UM-Farmington. Kate LaHaye grabbed eight rebounds and Rachel Bard had seven rebounds, five steals and seven assists.

Emily Perkins led New England College with 17 points.

New England College (4-5) 50

Tetrault 1-0-2, Ouche, Perkins 6-2-17, Beede, McGraw 1-1-3, Rodden 3-0-7, Bronson 5-0-11, Thompson 1-0-2, Girud 4-0-8

UM-Farmington (6-4) 63

Bard 3-0-6, Sawyer 7-9-23, Woodcock 5-1-14, Bean, Kempton 2-0-6, Stanley 1-2-4, LaHaye 0-2-2, Haimes 3-0-6, Hunt 0-2-2

3-pt. goals: Perkins 3, Rodden, Bronson; Woodcock 3, Kempton 2

Halftime: UMF 63-50

USM 85, UMass-Dartmouth 35

At North Dartmouth, Mass. Nikki Allen put in a career-high 21 points as the Huskies rolled over the Corsairs Saturday.

Jess Noonan and Jessica Libby each scored 12 points, while Jamie Zahn and Jillian Morris added 10 points apiece. Zahm grabbed 13 rebounds. Southern Maine of Gorham went 10-for-21 from 3-point range.

Southern Maine (12-1) 85

Allen 7-3-21, Dominiczak 0-5-5, Jackson, Tong 1-0-2, Judkins 3-0-8, Noonan 6-0-12, Zahm 4-2-10, J. Libby 5-0-12, Morris 4-0-10, Crockett 1-3-5

UMass-Dartmouth (2-8) 35

Mackey, Fenton, Ridge 1-0-2, Ramaiah, Bowes, Cummings 4-0-9, Ferreira 2-1-5, O’Neil 2-0-5, Steeves, Morse 2-0-4, Chean 2-0-4, Satkevich 2-2-6

3-pt. goals: Allen 4, Judkins 2, J. Libby 2, Morris 2; Cummings, O’Neil

Halftime: Southern Maine 34-17

St. Joseph’s 62, Warner 49

At Lake Wales, Fla., all-tourney member Stacey Gelinas scored 16 points and tourney MVP Sue Picard chipped in with 14 points and nine rebounds as the Monks of Standish tipped Warner Southern in the championship game of the Hampton Inn Invitational Saturday.

St. Joseph’s (10-1) 62

Gagnon, Pelkey 1-7-10, Gagnon 2-0-5, Picard 6-0-14, Rice 6-0-12, Gelinas 7-1-16, Marcotte 2-0-5

Warner Southern (9-7) 49

Schwarzwalder, Goransson 1-0-3, Cruz 2-0-4, Calder 1-0-3, Jackson 1-0-2, Mack 6-0-12, Oesch, Bergenske 5-2-12, Evans 3-2-8, Turner 2-1-5, Hero

3-pt. goals: Picard 2, Pelkey, Gagnon, Gelinas, Marcotte; Goransson, Calder

Halftime: 36-36

Men’s basketball

Teikyo Post 89, Husson 77

At Waterbury, Conn., Robert Pilsbury scored 27 points, but it wasn’t enough as the Teikyo Post University Eagles knocked off the visiting Braves.

Pedias Madsen scored 16 points to pace the 7-5 Eagles.

Randy Fletcher scored 23 for Husson and Ryan Rivera added 15 for the 6-7 Braves.

Bengals sweep doubleheader

(First game)

UM-Fort Kent (8-5) 78

Daudier 2-0-5, Alarcon 1-0-2, Clavette 6-5-20, Gervais 4-7-15, Young 7-0-15, Bente 3-0-6, Bryan 4-2-10, Clark 2-1-5, Bray

St. Thomas (7-3) 73

A. Robson 7-7-22, Foster 4-1-10, Maclean 0-2-2, Jacobson, Brennan 2-0-5, D. Robson 5-0-10, Lawrence 3-2-9, Little 7-0-15

3-pt. goals: Clavette 3, Daudier, Young; A. Robson, Foster, Brennan, Lawrence, Little

Halftime: UM-Fort Kent 44-31

(Second game)

UM-Fort Kent 93

Daudier 2-2-6, Alarcon 5-3-14, Madore 1-0-2, Clavette 3-1-7, Gervais 2-4-8, Young 6-4-16, Bente 5-4-15, Bryan 6-4-19, Clark 1-0-2, Bray 2-0-4

UM-Machias 70

Whittaker 3-2-9, Dussard 5-1-13, Hopeson, Vernon 1-0-3, Liburd 1-2-4, Garrett 1-0-3, Campbell 4-0-9, Simms 3-2-8, Midgley 3-0-8,, Gomes 4-0-8, Miller 3-0-6

3-pt. goals: Alarcon, Bente, Bryan 3; Whittaker, Dussard 2, Vernon, Garrett, Campbell, Midgley 2

Halftime: UM-Fort Kent 44-38

Elizabethtown 85, UMF 53

At King’s College in Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Saturday, Bob Deetjen had a team-high 14 points for UM-Farmington. Tom Nadeau added 11.

Elizabethtown (11-1) 85

Parise 1-0-2, Heller 4-3-12, Loftus 5-0-11, Porambo 4-2-10, English 4-7-15, Brown 1-1-3, Daecher 2-0-4, Barron, Marquette 4-1-10, Edwards 0-2-2, Flynn 2-0-4, Connor 4-0-8, Conrad 1-0-2, Smith 0-1-1, Keane 0-1-1

UM-Farmington (3-7) 53

Nadeau 4-0-11, Bird 1-0-2, Wilcox 1-4-7, Deetjen 6-2-14, Malley 2-5-9, Ginn 2-2-6, Nielson, Haynie 1-0-2, Facey, Therriault 1-0-2

3-pt. goals: Heller, Loftus, Marquette; Nadeau 3, Wilcox

Halftime: Elizabethtown 43-25

King’s 74, UM-Farmington 47

At Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Sunday, James Malley paced the Beavers with 14 points. Bob Deetjen added 12 points and 11 rebounds.

UM-Farmington (3-8) 47

Nadeau 2-0-5, Bird, Wilcox, Deetjen 5-2-12, Malley 7-0-14, Ginn 3-0-7, Haynie 3-2-8, Nielsen 0-1-1, Facey, Therriault

King’s College (11-2) 74

Evans 2-0-5, Horgan 4-1-10, Holloman 5-2-12, Hite 3-0-6, Hobbs 5-4-14, Marks 5-0-10, Donnelly 1-1-3, Stokes 1-0-2, Veet 2-2-7, Gabriel 1-0-3, Williams, Peters, Abney 1-0-2, Nunez, Shlley

3-pt. goals: Nadeau, Ginn; Evans, Horgan, Veet, Gabriel

Halftime: King’s 39-20

UMass-Dartmouth 88, USM 79

At North Dartmouth, Mass., Saturday, UMass-Dartmouth used an 18-0 run midway through the second half to rally from a six point deficit and top the University of Southern Maine.

Jason St. Pierre paced the Huskies with 19 points. Ryan Garland scored 11, while Linc Bigelow, Ryan Thomas and Jeff White tallied 10 each.

Southern Maine (5-7) 79

Bigelow 3-2-10, Lovely 2-0-5, Francoeur 3-2-9, Tarbox, St. Pierre 7-1-19, Grigsby 1-0-3, White 4-0-10, Garland 4-0-11, Estes, Casterella 1-0-2, Thomas 5-0-10

UMass-Dartmouth (8-3) 88

Monteiro, McAuliffe, M. Lapriore 0-2-2, Gaspar 6-4-16, Stephens 4-1-9, Austin 6-0-17, Britto 5-1-15, C. Lapriore 2-6-10, Cagle 9-1-19, Walsh

3-pt. goals: Bigelow 2, Lovely, Francoeur, St. Pierre 4, Grigsby, White 2, Garland 3; Austin 5, Britto 4

Halftime: Southern Maine 44-42

Colby 88, SUNY New Paltz 81

At Clinton, N.Y., the White Mules hit 21 of their 35 field-attempts in the second half to hold off SUNY New Paltz.

Damien Strahorn led Colby of Waterville with 20 points. Pat McGowan scored 15 points and Nick Loukes had 12 points and five rebounds. Sean Flood scored 10.

SUNY New Paltz (1-8) 81

Mahon 5-0-11, Davey 3-5-13, Goldberg 4-0-11, Ott 5-5-15, Stirk 7-8-22, Glenn 2-0-4, Fornabaio 0-2-2, Yarborough 1-0-3, Cutler, Tobitsch

Colby (6-3) 88

McGowan 5-3-15, Forlizzi 2-0-5, Cushman 2-2-7, Crosman 4-0-8, Snyder-Fair 0-1-1, Ganderson 0-1-1, Nale, Ofeish, Loukes 5-2-12, Strahorn 8-2-20, Lewis 1-0-3, Kampmann 3-0-6, Rutherford, Flood 5-0-10

3-pt. goals: Goldberg 3, Davey 2, Mahon, Yarborough; McGowan 2, Strahorn 2, Forlizzi, Cushman, Lewis

Halftime: Colby 38-35

Hamilton 89, Colby 62

At Clinton, N.Y., Damien Strahorn scored 24 points and Kevin Crosman scored 13 for Colby in the loss.

Colby (6-4) 62

McGowan 2-0-4, Loukes 1-1-3, Strahorn 9-2-24, Crosman 6-1-13, Snyder-Fair 2-0-4, Ganderson 0-1-1, Nale, Ofeish, Forlizzi, Cushman, Lewis, 1-0-3, Kampmann, Rutherford 2-2-6, Flood 1-0-2

Hamilton (7-2) 89

Yanni 5-2-16, Leone 3-2-8, Smith 5-3-13, Hammond 5-2-12, Finley 5-5-15, Weydemeyer 1-0-2, Tomlinson 0-1-1, Weidner, Fesko 5-0-13, Bjorkman, Vaughan 2-0-5, Nelson 1-0-2, Grimmer, Clark, Stolarczyk 0-2-2

3-pt. goals: Strahorn 4, Lewis; Yanni 4, Fesko 3, Vaughan

Halftime: Hamilton 46-27

Women’s hockey

Maine 4, Connecticut 2

At Orono Sunday, Nicole Munro registered a goal and an assist to boost the Black Bears by the Huskies.

Tristan Desmet, Cheryl White and Meagan Aarts all contributed a goal to the Maine cause. Rebecca Culver, Rebecca Ouellette, Cindy Birou and Jamie Hill were credited with an assist apiece. The Bears improved to 8-9-1.

Laura Stosky and Kimberly Berry notched goals for 8-9-1 Connecticut. Sara Mahoney and Jacquelyn McGuire each had an assist.