CASTINE – Clinton native Jed Johnson grabbed 15 rebounds and scored 14 points Sunday to become Maine Maritime Academy’s career rebounding and scoring leader with 1,405 points and 1,014 rebounds.

Johnson also led the Mariners to an 80-65 men’s basketball victory over Mount Ida College of Newton Centre, Mass., Sunday.

Johnson is the first MMA player to score more than 1,000 points and grab more than 1,000 rebounds in school history. He has had a double-double in 16 of 17 games.

The senior center broke the previous record of 1,405 points by Adam St. John (1982-85).

B.J. Dunlap of Skowhegan led the Mariners with eight 3-pointers and 27 points. Matt Clement, also of Skowhegan, scored 22 along with 11 rebounds.

Scott Chamberland scored 22 points to lead the Mustangs.

Mount Ida 65

Lopez 4-0-10, Didick 5-0-12, Canzater 1-0-3, Prisinzano 2-0-6, Chamberland 8-5-22, Sailsman 5-2-12

Maine Maritime 80

Johnson 6-2-14, Leclair 2-0-5, Dunlap 9-1-27, Guilford, Taylor, Newland 3-0-8, Clement 8-6-22, Russell 2-0-4

3-pt. goals: Lopez 2, Didick 2, Prisinzano 2, Chamberland; Dunlap 8, Newland 2, Leclair

Halftime: MMA 47-29

EMTC 90, NMTC 77

At Presque Isle, Daryl Watson scored 30 points, dished out 10 assists and had five steals to help Eastern Maine Technical College to the win Saturday.

Jesse Haskell netted 25 points and had 16 rebounds for Eastern Maine Tech and Kris Douglas added 14 points and 12 rebounds.

Watson had 16 second-half points and Haskell had 14 as the Golden Eagles pulled away after leading by four at the half.

Craig Durost scored a career-high 28 points and pulled down 13 rebounds for Northern Maine Technical College. Greg Fellis netted 14 points and Andrew Weatherbee added 11.

Eastern Maine Tech (12-8) 90

Watson 8-9-30, Haskell 6-9-25, Douglas 5-2-14, Rodgerson 1-0-2, Patchell, Boyington 2-0-4, Brugger 1-0-2, Miller 1-0-3, Alley 4-0-8

Northern Maine Tech (2-11) 77

Weatherbee 3-4-11, Durost 8-11-28, Fellis 7-0-14, Jellison 3-0-8, Porter 2-0-4, Cyr 2-1-6, Hill, LeBlanc 2-0-6

3-pt. goals: Watson 5, Haskell 4, Douglas 2, Miller; LeBlanc 2, Weatherbee, Durost, Jellison, Cyr

Halftime: EMTC 39-35

Husson 82, Lyndon State 70

At Lyndonville, Vt., freshman Jason Harvey of Bucksport scored 20 points and led the Husson College Braves past the host Hornets Sunday.

Dwayne Ailey scored 18 while Ryan Rivera of Corinth had 14 points for Husson. Phil White had 11 points and 11 rebounds, and Randy Fletcher finished with 11 points as well.

Kevin Trask led the Hornets with 27 points and Gregg Rose scored 18.

Husson 82

Fletcher 5-1-11, Rivera 4-3-14, Zeikus, Leavitt, Galley 1-0-3, Ailey 6-4-18, White 4-3-11, Cyr 2-0-5, Harvey 7-4-20

Lyndon State 70

Brown 2-0-4, Camp 1-0-3, Leandri, Morehouse, Rose 5-8-18, Trask 9-2-27, Baskwill 5-2-14, Burroughs, Andrius 2-0-4

3-pt. goals: Ailey 2, Harvey 2, Rivera, Galley; Trask 7, Baskwill 2, Camp

Halftime: Lyndon State 40-35

Fisher 79, UM-Presque Isle 73

At Presque Isle, Tony Jefferson scored 24 points to lead the Falcons past the Owls Sunday.

Carmine Charles netted 18 points and had five steals for Fisher College and Ife Anossike had 14 points with 14 rebounds. Joshua Nelson had 10 points.

Vjeko Jadric scored 16 points and had 11 rebounds for the University of Maine-Presque Isle. Alastair Hills netted 14 points as Jon Cooley and Dan Emerson each scored 10 points.

Fisher College (16-6) 79

Hughes, Jefferson 9-5-24, Perry 3-3-9, A. Rollins, Charles 3-9-18, Nelson 2-6-10, Green 0-4-4, Anossike 5-4-14, J. Rollins

UMaine-Presque Isle (5-11) 73

Hodgdon 1-0-2, Jadric 8-0-16, Smith 3-1-7, Hills 4-5-14, Bernard 2-1-5, Preston, Cooley 4-0-10, Dolley 0-3-3, Emerson 3-4-10, Frenette 3-0-6

3-pt. goals: Charles 3, Jefferson; Cooley 2, Hills

Halftime: Fisher College 34-24

UMass-Dartmouth 89, USM 76

At North Dartmouth, Mass., Saturday, Jeff Hambley scored 23 points to help lead UMass-Dartmouth past the University of Southern Maine.

Brian Cagle added 18 points and 11 rebounds for UMass-Dartmouth while Sean Walsh had 17 points and Tim Gaspar had 10.

Jason Levecque scored 22 points and had nine rebounds for USM while Mike Francoeur helped out with 17 points.

Southern Maine (2-17) 76

Bigelow 3-0-9, Lovely 2-1-6, Francoeur 4-7-17, Almy 2-3-9, Levecque 9-2-22, Fulcher 1-1-3, Soucie 1-0-2, Garland 0-1-1, Russell 3-1-7, Ouellette, White, Estes, Casterella, Casavant

UMass-Dartmouth (10-11) 89

McAuliffe 3-0-7, Surprenant 1-1-3, Lapriore 2-0-4, Gaspar 4-2-10, Malorano 7-4-23, Cagle 8-2-18, Walsh 4-9-17, Wiggins 2-3-7, Thatcher, Monteiro, Cambell, Hambley, Cardeiro

3-pt. goals: Bigelow 3, Francoeur 2, Almy 2, Levecque 2, Lovely; Malorano 5, McAuliffe

Halftime: UMass-Dartmouth 36-21

Women’s hockey

Maine 9, Quinnipiac 1

At Alfond Arena in Orono, Meagan Aarts and Tristan Desmet had two goals and an assist apiece as Maine sailed past Quinnipiac on Saturday.

Tristan Desmet, Cindy Biron and Nicole Munro each had a goal and an assist while Karen Droog added a goal and two assists for Maine.

Vicky Johnstone added an unassisted goal for Maine while Cailee Heggestad had a goal. Andrea Steranko tallied three assists and Rebecca Culver had two.

Raffi Wolf, Jarin Sjogren and Laura Maddin recorded assists and Dawn Froats made 17 saves on 18 shots for the 8-11-4 Black Bears.

Caitlin Peters scored for 5-20 Quinnipiac with an assist from Candace Boyles. Mel Courtemanche and Catherine Lapare combined to make 28 saves on 37 shots.

Women’s basketball

N. Maine Tech 74, EMTC 62

At Presque Isle Saturday, Becky Chamberlain scored 21 points to lead Northern Maine Technical College Falcons squad past Eastern Maine Tech of Bangor for its first win even though NMTC only had five players.

Tara Brown and Kristen Bird scored 17 and 14 points, respectively for the winners. Brown also grabbed 12 rebounds. Tina Picard added 14 and Kristen Lloyd had 10 for the Falcons.

Jessica Trundy led the EMTC Eagles with 17 points. Emily Rush had 13 and Roni Haverlock added 10.

No. Maine Tech (1-10) 74

Chamberlain 5-6-19, Picard 6-0-14, Bird 4-6-14, Lloyd 3-4-10, Brown 7-2-17

E. Maine Tech (3-10) 62

Trundy 8-0-17, Rush 5-2-13, R. Haverlock 5-0-10, Hichborn 3-2-8, Stewart 3-0-6, Foster 3-0-6, Mason 1-0-2, A. Haverlock, Shorey, Dickinson, Leighton

3-pt. goals: Chamberlain 3, Picard 2, Brown; Trundy, Rush 3

Halftime: NMTC 32-29

MMA wins two over weekend

At Castine Saturday, Julia Knights scored 22 points with 14 rebounds to help give the Maine Maritime Academy Mariners beat Wheelock 57-24.

MMA came back to beat Mount Ida on Sunday 84-77.

Erinne Magee netted nine points for Maine Maritime Academy on Saturday while Jenny Scott scored 12 points and had nine rebounds with six steals for Wheelock College.

On Sunday, Knights netted 23 points and grabbed another 14 rebounds in the win. Meghann Burnett added 21 points while Magee had 17.

Aurelia Eisenzoff led Mount Ida with 21 points.

(Saturday’s Game)

Wheelock College (2-15) 24

Scott 4-1-12, Prescott 1-2-4, Melack 1-0-2, Puffer 1-3-5, O’Rielly, Russetti 0-1-1

Maine Maritime Academy (13-6) 57

Jones 2-1-5, Magee 4-0-9, Knights 9-3-22, Clapham 1-2-4, Marshall 2-1-5, Parker 2-1-5, Johnson 2-0-5, Burnett 1-0-2

3-pt. goals: Scott 3; Magee, Knights, Johnson

Halftime: MMA 27-11

(Sunday’s Game)

Mount Ida (11-10) 77

Simbliaris 3-1-9, Eisenzoff 6-9-21, Nikolaidis 0-2-2, Anazalone 5-0-10, Erikson 3-0-6, Cheever 3-6-12, Walker 6-0-17, Mack, Palmer

Maine Maritime Academy (14-6) 84

Jones 2-4-8, Magee 6-0-17, Knights 6-2-23, Marshall 3-2-8, Parker 0-2-2, Johnson 2-0-5, Burnett 8-0-21, Clapham, Dedham

3-pt. goals: Walker 5, Simbliaris 2; Magee 5, Burnett 5, Knights, Johnson

Halftime: MMA 47-30

Husson swept over weekend

Husson College dropped two games over the weekend as Lyndon State beat the Braves 75-73 on Sunday after the College of St. Joseph knocked off the Braves 71-59 on Saturday.

On Sunday, Jamie Rosso led the Lyndon State Hornets past Husson with 17 points at Lyndonville, Vt. Rachel Maxwell had 16 points, Sarah Gagnon added 11, and Nichole Arel scored 10 for the Hornets.

Sarah Davis scored 20 points, Holly Gracie 19, and Liz Boone of Brewer 18 to pace Husson.

On Saturday at Rutland, Vt., Morgan Hytko scored 23 points to pace the Fighting Saints past Husson. Jayde Dufresne had 16 points and Marissa Domanico added 12 plus eight rebounds.

Gracie scored 17 points and Boone added 15 for the Braves. Shauna Mullenix chipped in with 13 points.

(Sunday’s Game)

Husson 73

Mullenix 1-2-5, Comeau 2-0-4, S. Fry, Hughes 1-1-3, Davis 8-0-20, Gracie 7-5-19, Poirier, Turner 1-0-2, C. Fry 1-0-2, Boone 5-8-18

Lyndon State 75

Morehouse 1-0-2, Arel 3-2-10, Rosso 5-2-17, Dickinson 1-0-3, Shedd 1-0-3, Maxwell 8-0-16, Boyce 1-2-4, Gagnon 4-0-11, Krumm 1-0-2, Powell 3-1-7

3-pt. goals: Davis 4, Mullenix; Rosso 5, Gagnon 3, Arel 2, Dickinson, Shedd

Halftime: Lyndon State 39-29

(Saturday’s Game)

Husson 59

Mullenix 5-2-13, Comeau 2-0-4, S. Fry, Hughes 2-0-4, Davis, Gracie 5-6-17, Poirier, Turner 1-2-4, C. Fry 0-2-2, Boone 6-3-15

St. Joseph’s (Vt.) 71

Hytko 8-2-23, Arbelaez 1-6-8, Dufresne 7-2-16, Neider 3-0-6, Toth, Frasier, Domanico 3-6-12, Casey, Kelley 2-2-6

3-pt. goals: Mullenix, Gracie; Hytko 5

Halftime: Husson 32-31

Bowdoin 66, Bates 61

At Brunswick, Kristi Royer scored 22 points and had six rebounds to help give Bowdoin the edge they needed to defeat Bates on Saturday.

Lora Trenkle contributed with 16 points for the Polar Bears.

Carla Flaherty led Bates of Lewiston with 25 points while Olivia Zurek added 12 points and nine rebounds. Lauren Dubois chipped in with 11 points.

Bates (13-6) 61

Price 0-2-2, Flaherty 11-1-25, Zurek 3-6-12, Dubois 4-2-11, Golobski 1-0-2, Taylor 0-1-1, Hochadel 1-0-2, Whiting 1-1-3, Blakely 1-1-3, Nafe, Decato

Bowdoin (19-1) 66

Trenkle 7-1-16, Royer 8-4-22, Smith 2-1-5, Nickerson 4-1-9, Withey 1-5-7, Pouravelis 0-2-2, Russell 0-2-2, Fugate 1-0-3, Watson, Bramwell, Trotta

3-pt. goals: Flaherty 2, Dubois; Royer 2, Trenkle, Fugate

Halftime: Bates 27-26

USM 76, Dartmouth 44

At North Dartmouth, Mass., Jessica Libby scored 18 points to help put the Huskies past the Sorsairs on Saturday.

Megan Cressler netted 10 points with seven assists and four steals for the University of Southern Maine. Nikki Allen scored 10 points and Kara Crockett had 11 assists.

Amy Satkevich scored eight points for the University of Massachusetts-Dartmouth and Maura Armstrong had eight rebounds.

Southern Maine (18-3) 76

Cyr, Allen 5-0-10, Cowing 1-6-8, Cressler 3-3-10, Frost 1-0-2, Tong 1-0-3, Judkins 2-0-5, Jones 1-3-5, Stetler 1-0-2, Carver 2-2-7, Libby 6-2-18, Thibaudeau, Crockett 3-0-6

UMass Dartmouth (4-16) 44

Lynch 2-0-4, Vital 2-3-7, Moses 1-0-2, Ridge 2-0-4, Fanfan1-0-2, Armstrong 1-2-4, Bowes 3-0-7, Satkevich 3-2-8, O’Neil 2-0-6, Chhean

3-pt. goals: Libby 4, Cressler, Tong, Judkins, Carver; O’Neil 2, Bowes

Halftime: Southern Maine 36-20

Saint Joseph’s 70, Lasell 53

At Standish, Abbie Rice scored a career-high 24 points to lead the Saint Joseph’s Monks to their 13th victory.

Tara Gagnon scored 16 points to pace the Monks.

Mandi Rapisardi and Keri Tucker each scored 15 points for the Lasers.

Lasell (6-12) 53

Lowe, Shepard 1-0-2, Morin 2-1-5, Rapisardi 5-3-15, Allen 5-1-11, Wolf, George 2-1-5, Tucker 7-1-15, Goscinski,

Saint Joseph’s (13-7) 70

M. Gagnon 1-0-3, Pelkey 3-0-8, T. Gagnon 7-0-16, Tetrault 1-0-2, Rice 8-8-24, Regula 2-3-8, Alexander, Blauvelt 2-0-4, Rauscher 1-2-5, Regan

3-pt. goals: Rapisardi 2; T. Gagnon 2, Pelkey 2,M. Gagnon, Regula, Rauscher

Halftime: Saint Joseph’s 34-24

UM-Presque Isle 66, Fisher 33

At Presque Isle, Houlton’s Erica McGary scored a game-high 21 points and grabbed nine rebounds to lead the University of Maine-Presque Isle Owls past Fisher College Sunday.

Sarah Gibb had 11 points and Rachel Larlee added 10 for the Owls. Tarrik Baker led Fisher with 20 points and 14 rebounds.

Fisher (1-16) 33

Guerrero 2-0-4, Smith 0-2-2, Graham 1-0-2, Golay, Shepard 1-3-5, Andrade, Baker 5-10-20

UMPI (10-8) 66

Schloeman 1-0-2, Fancy, Nason 2-3-7, Allan 1-0-2, Sutherland 2-0-4, Kiszely, Socoby 1-0-2, McGary 9-3-21, Gibb 5-1-11, Murray 2-2-7, Larlee 3-4-10

3-pt. goals: Murray

Halftime: UMPI 43-15

Men’s hockey

Providence 5, New Hampshire 2

PROVIDENCE, R.I. – Peter Fregoe scored two goals and Nolan Schaefer made 46 saves as Providence beat New Hampshire 5-2 on Sunday.

After a scoreless first period, the Friars (16-12-1, 9-9-1 Hockey East) took a 2-0 second-period lead with goals 12 seconds apart. Jonathan Goodwin scored the first at 12:14 and Fregoe made it 2-0 at 12:26.

New Hampshire (18-7-3, 12-5-1), which outshot Providence 48-26, made it 2-1 just 33 seconds into the third period when Lanny Gare scored on a power play. But the Friars took a 4-1 lead on goals by Fregoe at 6:45 and Stephen Wood at 10:33.