Saint Joseph’s rolls past UM-Fort Kent

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STANDISH – Saint Joseph’s limited the University of Maine-Fort Kent to 23 percent shooting Friday night while cruising to a 67-25 women’s basketball victory.

Brittany Rauscher led the Monks with 14 points, while Margaret Blauvelt provided 12 points and seven rebounds.

Heidi Fisher paced UMaine-Fort Kent, which committed 30 turnovers, with 14 points.

UMaine-Fort Kent (4-10) 25

Quint, Hare 2-0-5, Zettergren 2-0-4, Fisher 6-2-14, Brown, Cowett 1-0-2, Dow, Lutz, Gervais

Saint Joseph’s (8-4) 67

M. Gagnon 1-2-4, Pelkey 1-0-3, T. Gagnon 1-2-4, Rice 3-2-8, Brownlee 3-0-6, Regula 2-0-4, Tetrault 3-0-6, Alexander 2-0-4, Blauvelt 5-2-12, Rauscher 6-0-12, Regan 1-0-2

3-pt. goals: Hare; Pelkey, Rauscher 2

Halftime: Saint Joseph’s 32-4

Men’s basketball

Redlands 125, UM-Fort Kent 102

At Redlands, Calif., Redlands University nailed 21 3-pointers as a team and six players scored in double figures in the win.

Evan Demkiw and Gordie Hunt, who had three 3’s, led the way with 15 points each.

Jose Frias led all scorers for the Bengals with 25 points. Andrew Clavette notched 15. Bartas Samaitis recorded a double-double by virtue of 10 points and 15 rebounds.

UM-Fort Kent (6-6) 102

Frias 11-3-25, Clavette 5-6-18, Samaitis 5-0-10, Henry 4-1-9, Bente 6-3-15, Khazanovito 2-1-5, Thompson 5-2-13, Smith 1-0-2, Platia 2-1-5

Redlands (5-6) 125

Gonzales 5-0-12, Demkiw 6-3-15, Alhadeff 2-2-6, Hunt 5-2-15, Steele 0-1-1, Flegal 5-0-14, Moses 3-3-12, Shivers 2-0-6, Moser 4-0-12, Coccia 3-0-6, Brady 1-3-6, Sofro 2-0-6, Fennell, Knight 2-1-5, Houdak 3-3-9

3-pt. goals: Clavette 2, Thompson; Moser 4, Hunt 3, Moses 3, Shivers 2, Sofro 2, Gonzales 2, Brady

Halftime: Redlands 70-43

St. Joseph’s 73, Cortland State 55

At Union, N.Y., C.J. Vose scored 17 points and grabbed 10 rebounds as the Monks rolled past the Red Dragons in the opening round of the Union College Invitational.

Bilal Dawan-Abdullah and Travis Seaver had 16 points apiece while Steve Monteiro added 12 points for Saint Joseph’s of Standish.

Jon Rother scored 15 points for Cortland State of Cortland, N.Y.

Cortland State (1-8) 55

Rother 6-3-15, Bozzelli 3-0-9, Ranieri 3-1-7, Steele 2-3-7, DeVantier 2-0-6, Powers 2-1-5, Sanchez 1-0-2, Skretja 1-0-2, Tillotson 0-2-2, Esposito, Diklich

St. Joseph’s (10-2) 73

Vose 8-1-17, Seaver 6-0-16, Dawan-Abdullah 7-1-16, Monteiro 6-0-12, Drayer 2-0-4, Olivero 1-1-3, Pratt 1-0-2, Underwood 1-0-2, Pulkkinen 0-1-1

3-pt. goals: Bozzelli 3, DeVantier 2; Seaver 4, Dawan-Abdullah

Halftime: St. Joseph’s 40-17

Richardson resume inaccurate

NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Former Tennessee State coach Nolan Richardson III, who resigned this week after bringing a handgun on campus, submitted a resume with an inaccuracy about his academic record before being hired.

“It was brought to our attention earlier this past fall 2002, that there was an inaccuracy,” athletic director Teresa Lawrence Phillips said Friday. “I received an e-mail from an internal source, but at that same time coach Richardson did go over to Human Resources … and he made some corrections in his file.”

Richardson took steps to correct the error in October, along with a related entry in the university’s media guide. That resume and media guide said Richardson earned a bachelor’s degree from Langston University in 1987, while he actually graduated in 1995.

“It was determined that coach Richardson had a bachelor’s degree before accepting his position as head basketball coach, which was the only degree that was needed for the position,” Phillips said.

Richardson, 38, is the son of former Arkansas coach Nolan Richardson. He resigned Wednesday, after a Christmas night argument with assistant coach Hosea Lewis about why only four players showed up for practice.