Trenkle, Royer lead Bowdoin by Amherst

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BRUNSWICK – The Bowdoin College Polar Bears shot 52 percent in the second half to pull away for a 72-53 women’s basketball victory over Amherst Friday night.

Kristi Royer paced Bowdoin with 20 points, Lora Trenkle scored 16 and Jessie Mayol added 11. Sarah Bergman led Amherst with 12.

Amherst (11-11) 53

Putnam 0-2-2, Walker 3-4-10, McGuire 3-4-11, Bergman 3-6-12, Russell, Diamond 0-1-1, Herlihy 3-0-7, Barboza 0-2-2, Yarawamai 0-2-2, Farrell 3-0-6

Bowdoin (21-1) 72

Bramwell 0-7-7, Mayol 2-5-11, Trenkle 4-5-16, Royer 9-1-20, Smith, Trotta 0-3-3, Reuben, Damon, Fugate 2-1-6, Pellegrini, Leuer 0-1-1, Nickerson 4-0-8

3-pt. goals: McGuire, Herlihy; Mayol 2, Trenkle 3, Royer, Fugate

Halftime: Bowdoin 27-26

UM-Farmington 65, UMFK 51

At Fort Kent, the Beavers were led by four players in double figures as they notched their 14th win of the season.

Rachel Bard had 10 points, eight rebounds and five assists to pace UM-Farmington. Cheryl Kempton contributed 13 points, Jocelyn Sawer added 12 points and Megan Woodcock had 11.

Melissa Hare led the Bengals with 19 points and eight rebounds.

UM-Farmington (14-7) 65

Bard 4-2-10, Sawer 5-2-12, Woodcock 3-5-11, Haines 2-0-4, Hunt 3-0-6, Reitchel, Pepin, Bean 0-1-1, Kempton 5-0-13, Stanley 1-0-2, LaHaye 2-2-6

UM-Fort Kent (3-21) 51

Gagnon 1-0-2, Hare 7-1-19, Fisher 3-3-9, Bourgoin, Brown 2-2-6, Doucette 2-2-8, Glass, Lutz 1-1-3, Gervais 2-0-4

3-pt. goals: Kempton 3; Hare 4, Doucette 2

UM-Farmington 30 65

UM-Fort Kent 17 51

Colby 56, Trinity 53

At Waterville, Colby overcame a 53-50 deficit with one minute left in regulation as Sarah Walsh and Bianca Belcher combined to go 3-3 from the free throw to take the lead.

Walsh finished with 21 points, seven rebounds and four assists, while Belcher finished with eight points, seven rebounds and five assists. Kate Chuprevich added 10 points for the White Mules.

Men’s basketball

UMFK 76, UM-Farmington 62

At Fort Kent, Matt Daudier led the Bengals in the victory with 17 points, including eight free throws.

Mo Young and Barry Bryant each added 15 points in the win for UM-Fort Kent, which hit 10 of 22 3-pointers.

Luke Nielson led the Beavers with 16 points and nine rebounds, while Bob Deetjan added 14 points and 10 rebounds. Mike Ward scored 11 points and Mike Wilcox had 10.

UM-Farmington (10-12) 62

Ginn 2-2-6, Bird 0-2-2, Wilcox 4-0-10, Deetjan 3-7-14, Malley 1-0-2, Haynie, Nielson 6-4-16, Therriault 0-1-1, Facey, Ward 3-4-11

UM-Fort Kent (15-13) 76

Alarcon 1-0-3, Daudier 4-8-17, Clavette 2-3-9, Gervais 1-0-3, Young 6-0-15, Bente 4-0-8, Swett, Glover, Bryant 6-1-15, Clark, Brey 2-2-6

3-pt. goals: Wilcox 2, Deetjan, Ward; Alarcon, Daudier, Clavettte 2, Gervais, Young 3, Bryant 2

Halftime: UMFK 39-30

Trinity 81, Colby 60

At Hartford, Colin Tabb totaled a game-high 18 points, along with 14 rebounds and six assists, to lead the Bantams to victory.

The Bantams clinched the top seed in the New England Small College Athletic Conference. Ryan Uszenski added 12 points for Trinity while John Halas and Bryan Dion each scored 10.

Damien Strahorn led the White Mules with 15 points. Patrick McGowan and Nick Loukes added 14 each.

Colby (10-13) 60

Strahorn 5-4-15, Lewis, Snyder-Fair 1-0-2, McGowan 5-0-14, Loukes 4-6-14, Qutierrez 1-0-2, Forlizzi, Cushman 1-5-7, Kampmann, Rudolph 0-2-2, Crossman 1-0-2, Rutherford 1-0-2

Trinity (16-4) 81

Uszenski 4-1-12, Dion 4-2-10, Hein 4-1-9, Jones 1-2-5, Tabb 5-7-18, Halas 2-4-10, Farrell, Max, Smyth, Days 0-8-8, Bebry, Baker 4-0-9

3-pt. goals: Strahorn, McGowan 2; Uszenski 3, Jones, Tabb, Halas 2, Baker

Halftime: Trinity 41-29

IU’s Davis finalizes contract

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. – Indiana basketball coach Mike Davis has a more detailed agreement covering the final three years of the four-year contract he received last March.

“I feel great that it’s over,” Davis said Friday after finalizing the contract. “It was really good to me, so I’m happy about everything.”

Davis, who was interim coach last year after Bob Knight was fired, was given the full-time job at the end of the season after the Hoosiers finished 21-13.

“Now I feel like the head coach,” he said with a laugh. “I knew it would take some time, but I’m excited about everything.”

This season, Indiana is 16-8 overall and 8-3 in the Big Ten, tied with Ohio State for the conference lead.

“When he got the job, he signed a memorandum of agreement, a binding contract that detailed the terms of his payment, outside income,” Indiana spokesman Jeff Fanter said.

“There was a stipulation that a larger draft of the contract would later be formulated and signed. That’s what this one is.”

Women’s hockey

Maine 4, Princeton 4

At Orono, Nicole Munro’s third-period goal at 5:25 tied the game at 4-4 and the teams played to an overtime tie after the Black Bears had failed to hold onto 3-1 lead.

Maine’s Dawn Froats stopped 14 shots, but didn’t face any in overtime. April Brown got Princeton on the board with her first-period goal.

Maine (14-12-3) retaliated with goals from Karen Droog, Kelly Nelson and Meagan Aarts. Aarts, Droog and Jamie Hill each recorded assists on the first three goals. Munro recorded two assists.

Princeton got back into the game with two second-period goals from Susan Hobson and one by Gretchen Anderson. Lisa Rasmussen dished out two assists for 13-6-3 Princeton.

Aviva Grumet-Morris and Gretchen Anderson added assists. Sarah Ahlquist stopped 26 shots for the Tigers.

Maine outshot Princeton 30-18.