LYNDONVILLE, Vt. – Alyson Pontbriand made 15 saves on 18 shots to help the University of Maine-Farmington women’s soccer team beat Holy Family 1-0 in double overtime in the NAIA Region X championship Saturday.

The game was decided on penalty kicks as Richelle Dube, Shannon Mailhot, and Jodi Dodge all scored on their penalty kicks for UMF.

Marie Kara scored Holy Family College’s only penalty kick. Melissa Murphy blocked nine of 15 shots for Holy Family College of Philadelphia.

Women’s basketball

UMM wins Tip-Off Tourney

At Fort Kent, Miranda Richardson and Angela Robb combined to score 37 points to lead University of Maine-Machias to a 67-51 victory over UM-Fort Kent in the Bengals Tip-Off Tournament championship game Saturday.

Rachel Larlee led the University of Maine-Presque Isle to give the Owls a 56-33 win over Atlantic Baptist in the consolation game.

In the championship game, Richardson scored 19 points for the Clippers and Robb netted 18 points, including four 3-pointers. Christina Rich made four steals for 2-0 UMM.

Heidi Fisher scored 17 points to pace UM-Fort Kent. Sara Quint scored 13 points and Whitney Zettergren 12 while Megan Dow made five steals for the 1-1 Bengals.

In the consolation game, Larlee scored 18 points, Sarah Nason 15, and Erica McGary 14 for the 1-1 UMPI Owls.

Tiffany Doucet and Candace Webster each scored nine points to lead the Crusaders. Doucet made four steals for 1-6 Atlantic Baptist.

Webster, Nason, Robb, Fisher, and Quint were all named as the All-Tournament Team. The Lowell Osgood MVP Award went to UMM’s Sara Ricker.

UM-Machias (2-0) 67

Aziz 1-0-3, Robb 6-2-18, Richardson 9-1-19, Welles 2-3-7, Ricker 1-6-8, Rich 2-0-4, Nuite, Apatu, Willette, Qualey, Stevens, Guest 4-0-8

UM-Fort Kent (1-1) 51

Quint 5-2-13, Hare, Zettergren 5-1-12, Fisher 7-3-17, Brown 1-0-2, Acowett 1-0-2, Dow 0-1-1, Lutz 1-0-2

3-pt. goals: Aziz, Robb 4; Quint, Zettergren

Halftime: UM-Machias 36-19

UM-Presque Isle (1-1) 56

Nason 6-3-15, Sutherland, Tremblay 3-1-7, McGary 6-2-14, Larlee 9-0-18, Schloeman, Fancy, Allan, Kiszely, Cropley 1-0-2, Gibb

Atlantic Baptist (1-6) 33

MacIver, Casey 1-0-2, Doucet 4-0-9, Taylor 2-2-6, Hiltz 1-1-3, Gardiner, Webster 4-1-9, Hamming 2-0-4, Muise

3-pt. goals: Doucet

Halftime: UM-Presque Isle 25-15

Men’s basketball

UM-Presque Isle 92, Unity 68

At Presque Isle, Ricardo Munoz scored 21 points to lead the Owls. Jason Frenette and Dan Emerson each scored 16 points and Tim Dolley added 10 points. Jason Frenette and Dolley both had four steals.

Jeremy Kervin scored 19 points for the Rams and Noah Schneider scored 17 points. Dave Clark also made it into double digits with 12 points. Clark also made four steals and Kervin three.

Unity (1-2) 68

Edwards 1-0-2, Goodrich, Smith 2-3-8, Schneider 7-2-17, Raggerty 1-0-3, Bearce 1-1-3, Kervin 8-1-19, Clark 3-5-12, Marshal 1-2-4

UM-Presque Isle (1-0) 92

Hodgdon 3-0-2, Smith 3-0-6, Hills 2-0-5, Preston, Munoz 9-0-21, Cooley, Dolley 2-6-10, Emerson 6-2-16, Kline 3-0-6, Murphy 3-0-6, Frenette 7-2-16

3-pt. goals: Smith, Schneider, Raggerty, Kervin 2, Clark; Hills, Munoz 3, Emerson 2

Halftime: UM-Presque Isle 46-36

Bengal Tip-Off Tournament

At Fort Kent, Fisher College had five players score in double figures to down the University of Maine-Fort Kent 101-94 in the championship game of the Bengal Tip-Off Tournament.

Tony Jefferson topped the 2-0 Falcons with 29 points while Ife Anosike scored 20 points and pulled down 20 rebounds and Carmine Charles scored 20 points. Keseen Green tossed in 13 and James Rollins 10 had for Fisher College of Boston.

Jose Frais led the 1-1 Bengals with 26 points while Andrew Clavette had 20, Bartas Samaitis scored 14, and Mathew Alarcon chipped in with 10.

In the consolation game, Daniel Midgley tossed in 14 points while Chujor Chujor hit for 13 and Daniel Midgley and Joe Footer had 11 apiece for the 1-1 Clippers.

Ife Anosike of Fisher received the Lowell Osgood Most Valuable Player Award.

Leblanc, Chujor, Frais, Clavett, and Charles were named to the all-tournament team.

(Sunday’s championship game)

Fisher (2-0) 101

Jefferson 8-9-29, Charles 9-3-25, Nelson 2-0-4, Green 4-5-13, Anosike 7-6-20, Hughes, A. Rollins, J. Rollins 5-0-10

UM-Fort Kent (1-1) 94

Frais 9-6-26, Gervais 2-0-6, Alarcon 2-4-10, Samaitis 7-0-4, Bente 4-0-8, Khazanovith 1-0-2, Clavette 8-1-24, Veloso 0-2-1, Bourgoin, Henry 1-0-3

3-pt. goals: Jefferson 4, Charles 4; Clavette 7, Frias 2, Alarcon 2, Henry

Halftime: Fisher 48-37

(Sunday’s consolation game)

UM-Machias (1-1) 105

Munro 8-3-19, Liburd 1-0-2, Midgley 6-1-14, Thornton 4-0-2, Clarke 1-0-2, Dussard, Humes 0-1-1, Vernon 0-2-2, Garrett 2-0-6, Campbell 4-1-9, Sims 3-0-7, Gomes 2-2-6, Chujor 6-1-13, Miller 1-0-2, Footer 5-1-11

Atlantic Baptist (0-2) 54

Black 2-0-4, Nickerson 2-2-6, Nelson 2-0-4, Haines 1-0-3, Fost 2-5-9, Leblanc 7-1-19, Hiltz 1-0-2, Earle, Douglass 2-0-5, Rushton 1-0-2

3-pt. goals: Vernon 2, Gomes 2, Chujor, Fotter, Midgley, Humes; Leblanc 4, Haines, Douglass

Halftime: UM-Machias 62-30

(Saturday’s first game)

UM-Machias (0-1) 75

Whittaker 4-2-20, Munro 1-0-2, Dussard 2-0-4, Midgley 2-1-6, Clark 7-2-16, Vernon, Liburd, Garrett 1-1-3, Campbell, Sims 1-0-2, Gomes 2-1-5, Thornton 1-2-5, Chujor 5-2-12, Miller, Footer 3-2-8

Fisher (1-0) 94

Jefferson 3-3-10, Charles 13-3-39, Nelson 2-6-10, Anosike 2-7-11, J. Rollins 3-2-8, Kimura, Hughes 2-1-6, Conley, A. Rollins, Green 4-2-10

3-pt. goals: Whittaker 2, Clarke 2, Thornton 2, Chujor 2, Footer 2, Midgley, Gomes; Charles 10, Jefferson, Hughes

Halftime: Fisher 52-45

(Saturday’s second game)

Atlantic Baptist (0-1) 29

Earle 1-0-2, Nickerson 1-0-2, Nelson 0-1-1, Haines, Leblanc 2-2-7, Hiltz, Douglass 1-0-3, Rushton 1-0-3, Black 3-07, Moore, Fost 1-2-4

UM-Fort Kent (1-0) 100

Frais 5-3-14, Gervais 4-1-10, Alarcon 3-1-7, Samaitis 4-2-10, Bente 3-1-7, Khazanovith 6-2-14, Clavette 2-0-4, Veloso 2-0-4, Bourgoin 4-1-10, Smith 2-1-5, Platia 4-1-9, Henry 2-2-6

3-pt. goals: Leblanc 2, Fost 2, Nelson; Frais, Gervais, Bourgoin

Halftime: UM-Fort Kent 47-8

UM-Augusta 96, Hesser 64

At Manchester, N.H., Coop Nickerson had 22 points and Antrone Moore scored 20 to lead the University of Maine-Augusta Rebels to the win.

Martese Brown scored 17 while Chris Melgard and Phil Berryhill each scored 12 points for UMA.

Neal Cameron scored 14 and Elias Pires added 11 for Hesser.

UM-Augusta (5-1) 96

Harbin 3-0-7, Melgard 5-2-12, Berryhill 4-4-12, Joseph, Moore 8-4-20, Reaves 1-2-4, Brown 6-5-17, Nickerson 4-14-22, Blodgett 1-0-2

Hesser (0-4) 64

Bittle 2-3-7, Pires 3-4-11, Vuk 2-0-5, Simon 2-0-6, J. Fricas 0-1-1, Ja. Fricas 2-0-5, Holdman 1-0-2, Cameron 6-2-14, Cumberbatch 3-1-7, Soto 1-0-2, Murtaugh 2-0-4

3-pt. goals: Harbin; Pires, Vuk, Simon 2, Ja. Fricas

Halftime: UM-Augusta 44-38

Women’s hockey

Quinnipiac 2, Maine 0

At Northford, Conn., Candace Boyles scored the first goal only 17 seconds into second period off assists from Kristen Alcorn and Debbie Deaudoin on Saturday. Gillian Gallagher scored Quinnipiac’s second goal at 18:46 into the third period. Mel Courtemanche stopped all 33 shots that she saw for 1-6 Quinnipiac.

Lara Smart made 35 saves on 37 shots for 3-5 University of Maine.

Field hockey

Mount Holyoke 2, So. Maine 1

At Gorham, Krista Lindquist scored off of a Lauren Weiner assist at 47:32 to give No. 3 Mount Holyoke the win in the ECAC Division III Championship semifinal on Saturday.

Weiner scored an unassisted goal 34:15 into the first half. Elizabeth Wishart made three saves on four shots for 18-4 Mount Holyoke, which advances to the final.

Jodie Eldridge tied the score in the second half off an Amy Ouellette assist at 44:26 for the No. 2 University of Southern Maine Huskies, which finished 15-8. Jessie Superchi stopped 11 of 14 shots.

Volleyball

New Hampshire 3, Maine 1

At Durham, N.H., Alyson Coler made 21 kills and nine digs to help lead New Hampshire to victory. Lauren Knight made 13 kills and seven digs. Anne Davis made 50 assists and 15 digs and Sasha Scott made 14 digs. New Hampshire (21-10) won the match 30-21, 30-22, 27-30, 30-29.

Carmen Gabriel had a triple-double with 30 assists, 12 kills, and 16 digs. Leah Guidinger made 10 kills, one assist, and 12 digs and Amber Sammons made two assists and 12 digs for the 9-21 Black Bears.