WATERVILLE – Lora Trenkle led a balanced scoring attack with 15 points as the Bowdoin College Polar Bears earned a 60-50 women’s basketball victory over the Colby College White Mules Saturday.

Courtney Trotta notched 12 points for Bowdoin of Brunswick. Alison Smith hauled down 11 rebounds and Kristi Royer had 10 rebounds to go with 10 points. Justine Pouravelis also scored 10.

Sarah Walsh led all scorers with 22 points for the White Mules.

Bowdoin (21-2) 60

Withey 2-0-4, Trenkle 5-2-15, Royer 4-2-10, Smith 1-0-2, Nickerson 3-0-7, Bramwell, Trotta 3-4-12, Pouravelis 4-2-10, Russell

Colby (17-6) 50

Belcher 4-1-9, DeAngelo 4-0-8, Bonner 3-1-7, O’Donnell 1-0-2, Walsh 7-8-22, Kelly 1-0-2, Burrows, Green, Bourque

3-pt. goals: Trenkle 3, Trotta 2, Nickerson

Halftime: Bowdoin 31-21

St. Joseph (Vt.) 65, UMPI 57

At Presque Isle Sunday, Morgan Rytko tossed in 19 points to lead the College of St. Joseph to the win.

Elizabeth Arbelaez tallied 15 points for the winners, and Jayde Dufrense had 13 points and 13 rebounds.

Rachel Larlee poured in 17 points and grabbed eight rebounds to spark the Owls. Erica McGary notched 15 points and eight rebounds.

College of St. Joseph (13-10) 65

Hytko 8-1-19, Caso, Arbelaez 4-6-15, Dufrense 5-3-13, Neider 3-0-6, Frasier 0-1-1, Domanico 2-1-5, Casye, Kelley 2-2-6

UM-Presque Isle (10-10) 57

Scholeman, Nason 1-0-2, Sutherland 1-2-4, Socoby 3-0-6, McGary 5-5-15, Gibb 2-3-7, Murray 2-2-6, Larlee 7-3-17

3-pt. goals: Hytko 2, Arbelaez

Halftime: College of St. Joseph’s 38-31

Lyndon St. 71, UMPI 59

At Presque Isle Saturday, Jamie Russo poured in 25 points to lead Lyndon State to the win.

Erica McGary’s 19 points and nine rebounds led the Owls. Rachel Larlee netted 16 points.

Lyndon State (13-11) 71

Morehouse, Arel 3-3-9, Russo 7-7-25, Dickinson 1-0-3, Shedd 2-1-7, Maxwell 4-0-8, Boyce 1-6-8, Gagnon 3-0-7, Krumm, Powell 2-0-4

UM-Presque Isle (10-9) 59

Scholeman 1-0-2, Nason 4-2-10, Sutherland 2-2-6, Socoby 2-2-6, McGary 5-9-19, Gibb, Murray, Larlee 7-2-16

3-pt. goals: Russo 4, Shedd 2, Dickinson, Gagnon

Halftime: Lyndon State 38-27

So. Maine 64, R.I. College 49

At Providence, R.I. Saturday, Kara Crockett chalked up 14 points and nine rebounds to lead the Huskies.

Jessica Libby netted 13 points for Southern Maine of Gorham. Meg Cressler hauled down 18 rebounds to go with 12 points and Tiffany Jones added 10 points.

Southern Maine (20-3) 64

Cressler 5-1-12, Frost 2-2-6, Jones 2-6-10, Libby 5-0-13, Crockett 7-0-14, Carver 1-0-2, Allen 2-0-4, Tong 1-1-3, Cowing

Rhode Island College (3-20) 49

Ferri 3-0-6, Sarete 4-0-8, Bissonnette 6-0-13, Shields 3-5-12, Hersperger 2-0-4, Barrette 2-0-5, Archarnbault 0-1-1, Bertherman

3-pt. goals: Libby 3, Cressler; Bissonnette, Shields, Barrette

Halftime: Southern Maine 32-20

CMTC 92, NHTI 61

At Concord, N.H., Lynn Girouard nailed 11 threes to score 33 points and break the previous school record of 10 threes in a game and lead Central Maine Technical College to the win.

CMTC (29-0) 92

Holloman 8-3-21, Cmapbell 3-1-9, Girouard 11-0-33, Pollock 1-0-2, Hem 1-1-3, Tibeault 2-0-4, Swett 8-3-19, Brooker, Andreson

NHTI (16-7) 63

Geddis 2-0-5, Harris 1-3-5, Jeffers 1-0-2, Samson 2-1-5, Rollins 5-0-14, Gravilla 6-0-12, Desfosses, Hickey, Dorman , Murphy

3-pt. goals: Girouard 11, Holloman 2, Pollock; Rollins 4, Geddis

Halftime: CMTC 52-23

St. Joseph’s 59, Husson 54

At Newman Gym in Bangor Sunday, Abbie Rice poured in 21 points and had eight rebounds as the Monks rallied in the second half.

Tara Gagnon chipped in with 12 points for St. Joseph’s of Standish.

Holly Gracie led the Braves with 21 points. Meghan Hughes scored 11. Sarah Davis had seven rebounds and six assists.

St. Joseph’s 59

M. Gagnon, Pelkey 2-3-8, T. Gagnon 3-5-12, Tetrault 1-0-3, Rice 5-11-21, Blauvelt 1-1-3, Regula, Rauscher 1-0-3, Regan 3-2-9

Husson 54

Mullenix 1-1-3, Hughes 3-4-11, Davis 3-1-8, Gracie 9-2-21, Turner, Comeau, S. Fry 0-1-1, Poirier 2-2-6, O’Brien 1-0-2, C. Fry 1-0-2

3-pt. goals: Pelkey, T. Gagnon, Tetrault, Rauscher, Regan; Hughes, Davis, Gracie

Halftime: Husson 30-28

UMFK splits two weekend games

At Fort Kent, UMFK split a pair of games this weekend, beating St. Joseph’s of Vermont 66-64 and losing to Lyndon State 65-44.

In the first game, Saturday, Heidi Fisher was the top scorer for UMFK with 21 points while Jessica Noyes tossed in 19.

Morgan Hytko led the scoring for College of St. Joseph’s with 25 points.

Heidi Fisher led the UM-Fort Kent effort with 13 points.

(First Game)

College of St. Joseph’s (12-10) 64

Hytko 9-6-25, Arbelaez 1-6-8, Dufresne 6-1-13, Neider 2-0-4, Domanico 3-3-10, Casey 1-0-2, Frasier, Toth, Caso

UM-Fort Kent (9-17)

Quint 2-0-5, Noyes 6-5-19, Zettergren 2-1-5, Fisher 8-5-21, Lugdon 1-0-2, Luiz 2-2-6, Gervais 2-0-4, Brown 0-2-2, Dow

3-pt. goals: Hutko 5, Domanico; Noyes 2, Quint

Halftime: College of St. Joseph’s 35-25

(Second Game)

Lyndon State (13-11)

Axel 2-0-5, Dickinson 4-0-9, Rosso 3-0-7, Maxwell 5-8-18, Boyce 3-2-8, Gagnon 4-0-9, Krumm 1-1-3, Powell 1-2-4, Shedd, Morehouse

UM-Fort Kent (9-18) 44

Quint 2-1-5, Noyes 3-2-9, Dow 1-0-2, Zettergren 2-0-4, Gervais 3-0-6, Brown 2-1-5, Luiz, Lugdon

3-pt. goals: Axel, Rosso, Dickinson, Gagnon; Noyes

Halftime: Lyndon State 25-20

Women’s hockey

Northeastern, Maine split

At Boston, Karen Droog scored 1:59 into overtime as the Black Bears salvaged a split of their two-game series at Northeastern University with a 2-1 win Sunday afternoon.

The Huskies won Saturday’s game 3-2.

Droog dug the puck out of a crowded goalmouth, turned and beat NU goalie Chanda Gunn.

Maine improved to 9-13-4 overall, 2-7-2 in Hockey East. NU fell to 9-17-2 and 4-9-1 in league play.

Maine goalie Lara Smart helped send the game into overtime by scrambling across her crease to rob Lori DiGiacomo with two minutes left and then making a pad save on Cyndy Kenyon’s breakaway 1:30 later.

Tristan Desmet staked Maine to a 1-0 lead on the power play 1:19 into the game but Kenyon equalized in the second period off assists from DiGiacomo and Rebecca Paul.

Laura Maddin assisted on both Maine goals with Nicole Munro and Jarin Sjogren collecting one apiece. Smart finished with 28 saves.

Gunn stopped 25 shots.

On Saturday, Kenyon scored the game-winner at 8:56 of the third period with an assist from Paul.

Kim Greene scored the first two goals for Northeastern while Brooke White had assists on each. Rebecca Peters recorded an assist while Gunn made 20 saves.

Meagan Aarts and Desmet scored the goals for Maine while Jarin Sjogren picked up two assists. Raffi Wolf had an assist while Dawn Froats stopped 26 shots.

Men’s basketball

R.I. College 92, So. Maine 85

At Providence, R.I., Johnafer White racked up 21 points and 13 rebounds and hit 12 of 14 free throws as Rhode Island College held off the Huskies Saturday.

Lester Carter tallied 19 points and 10 rebounds for the winners.

Jason Levecque poured in a game-high 37 points to lead Southern Maine.

Southern Maine (2-20) 85

Lovely 4-0-10, Francoeur 5-1-12, Levecque 13-7-37, Garland, Russell, Soucie 3-6-15, Tarbox, Fulcher 1-2-5, Estes 1-0-2, Bigelow 1-2-4, Casteralla, Casavant, Almy

Rhode Island College (13-10) 92

Alemdar 4-1-11, Grandfield 0-8-8, Costigan 1-0-2, White 4-12-21, Harris 5-2-12, Carter 6-7-19, Daley 2-4-8, Stanko 4-3-11, Grigsby, Baker

3-pt. goals: Levecque 4, Soucie 3, Fulcher, Francoeur; Alemdar 2, White

Halftime: Rhode Island College 37-22

Lyndon St. 75, UMPI 72

At Presque Isle Saturday, Gregg Rose notched 19 points as Lyndon State held off the Owls.

Vjeko Jadric led UMaine-Presque Isle with 21 points and 20 rebounds. Dan Emerson notched 16, and Bradley Cline had 12.

Lyndon State (13-11) 75

Burroughs 2-4-10, Ingerson 1-0-3, Trask 3-0-8, George, Morehouse, Brown 6-5-18, Baskwill 1-0-3, Pollard, Cole, Camp 3-2-10, Rose 6-7-19, Andrus 1-2-4

UM-Presque Isle (6-13) 72

Hodgdon, Jadric 9-3-21, Smith 2-1-5, Hills 0-1-1, Bernard 1-3-5, Preston, Cooley 3-0-9, Dolley, Emerson 5-5-16, Kline 3-6-12, Frenette 1-2-4

3-pt. goals: Trask 2, Camp 2, Ingerson, Brown, Baskwill; Cooley 3, Emerson

Halftime: UM-Presque Isle 41-40

Bowdoin 86, Colby 61

At Waterville, Kyle Petrie racked up 20 points and 10 rebounds as the Polar Bears knocked off rival Colby on Saturday.

T.J. McLeod led all scorers with 21 points for Bowdoin of Brunswick. Danny Ginn tallied 17 points and buried five 3-pointers, and Braden Clement added 13.

Patrick McGowan sparked the White Mules with 15.

Bowdoin (10-13) 86

Petrie 8-4-20, Harding 2-0-4, Ginn 6-0-17, Clement 5-0-13, Vakavonis 2-1-5, Walker, Ordway, Maitland, Gildart, McLeod 7-4-21, Fleck 2-2-6

Colby (6-16) 61

Cushman 2-0-5, McGowan 6-2-15, Loukes 1-2-4, Westbrooks 2-0-5, Crosman 3-0-6, Nale, Ofiesh 4-0-9, Wampmann, Forlizzi 1-0-2, Dick 2-0-5, Johnson, Jenkins 3-2-8, Miller, Bastian, Ruherford 0-2-2, Shers

3-pt. goals: Ginn 5, Clement 3, McLeod 3; Dick, Cushman, McGowan, Westbrooks, Ofiesh

Halftime: Bowdoin 53-30

Bengals win two weekend games

At Fort Kent, UM-Fort Kent won both games of a double-header this weekend, defeating St. Joseph’s of Vermont 84-67 and Lyndon State 93-89 in overtime.

In the first game, Saturday, Bartas Samaitis led UMFK with 18 points while Bobby Thompson added 17. Stafford Bente helped out with 10 points.

Silas Carnes led College of St. Joseph’s with 25 points.

In the second game, Sunday, Samaitis scored 22 for UMFK while Andrew Clavette had 19 and Bente and Vladimir Khazanovich each added 12. Shawn Greshaw chipped in with 11 points.

Nick Baskwill led Lyndon State with 27 points.

(First Game)

College of St. Joseph’s (0-22) 67

Simblett 3-0-6, Lee 1-0-2, Kvumdick 7-0-19, Carnes 11-3-25, Westerman 3-0-6, White, Dixon

UM-Fort Kent (13-10) 84

Khazanovich 3-1-7, Clavette 5-1-12, Thompson 6-4-17, Platia 0-2-2, Alarcon 1-0-3, Samaitis 7-4-18, Henry 4-0-9, Bente 3-3-10, Geshaw 3-0-6

3-pt. goals: Kvumdick 5; Clavette, Thompson, Alarcon, Henry, Bente

Halftime: UMFK 49-33

(Second Game)

Lyndon State (14-12) 89

Borroughs 7-0-17, Trask 5-2-13, Brown 5-5-16, Baskwill 8-4-27, Camp 0-2-2, Rose 4-2-10, Andrus 2-0-4, Lenardi, Cole, Morehouse, George, Ingerson

UM-Fort Kent (14-10) 93

Khazanovich 5-2-12, Clavette 7-2-19, Thompson 3-2-9, Alarcon 2-2-8, Samaitis 7-8-22, Bente 4-3-12, Greshaw 5-1-11, Henry, Platia

3-pt. goals: Baskwill 7, Borroughs 3, Brown, Trask; Clavette 3, Alarcon 2, Bente, Thompson

Halftime: Lyndon State 45-40

St. Joseph’s 68, Husson 54

At Newman Gym in Bangor Sunday, C.J. Vose tallied 15 points, 10 rebounds and four assists as the Monks of Standish stopped the Braves.

Travis Seaver and Brandon Stewart each chipped in with 12 points. Justin Underwood added four assists.

Ryan Rivera tossed in 11 points for the Braves and Randy Fletcher pulled down 11 rebounds.

St. Joseph’s 68

Underwood 3-3-9, Vose 5-4-15, Drayer, Dawan-Abdullah 1-2-4, Monteiro 3-0-7, Bouzan, Pratt 4-0-9, Seaver 4-2-12, Nelson, Stewart 5-2-12

Husson 54

Fletcher 3-2-8, Rivera 4-2-11, Ailey 3-1-8, White 3-0-6, Cyr 3-0-8, Armenakis, Zeikus 1-0-2, Galley, Leavitt 1-0-2, Cunningham, Harvey 3-2-9

3-pt. goals: Seaver 2, Vose, Monteiro, Pratt; Cyr 2, Rivera, Ailey, Harvey

Halftime: St. Joseph’s 33-26

UMPI 76, College of St. Joe’s 52

At Presque Isle Sunday, Old Town’s Dan Emerson scored a season-high 25 points and dished out four assists and Vjeko Jadric contributed 13 rebounds and nine points to power UMPI to its triumph. Silas Carnes’ 18 points, 10 rebounds and four steals paced St. Joseph’s (Vt.). Jon Krumdick added 16 points.

St. Joseph’s Vt. (0-11) 52

Nimblett 2-0-4, Lee 0-3-3, Dixon 3-2-9, Krumdick 8-0-16, Sawyer, Carnes 6-6-18, Westerman 1-0-2, White

UM-Presque Isle (7-14) 76

Hodgdon 3-0-6, Jadric 2-5-9, Smith 2-2-6, Hills 1-4-7, Bernard 1-0-2, Preston, Cooley 3-0-6, Dolley 2-0-4, Emerson 10-2-25, Kline 1-0-2, Frenette 4-1-9

3-pt. goals: Dixon; Emerson 3, Hills

Halftime: UMPI 35-21

MMA splits weekend

At Newton, Mass., Maine Maritime Academy came back to defeat Mount Ida on Sunday 72-62 behind 25 points and 23 rebounds from Jed Johnson after dropping an 83-73 decision to Lasell on Saturday.

Matt Clement chipped in with 18 points and Jon Newland added 10 for MMA on Sunday.

Johnson poured in 30 points and had 16 rebounds in Saturday’s loss while Clement added 26 points and Newland had 10.

Demitrike Dejesus paced Lasell with 23 points.

(Sunday’s Game)

MMA (12-8) 72

Johnson 9-7-25, Scmidt, Leclair 2-2-7, Dunlap 2-2-7, Guilford 1-0-3, Taylor, Newland 3-2-10, Clement 7-4-18, Russell 0-2-2

Mount Ida (5-17) 62

Lopez 1-0-3, Didick 5-0-14, Canzater 3-0-8, Prisinzano 1-0-3, Chamberlain 6-4-16, O’Reilly, Sailsman 5-4-16, Brown 1-0-2

3-pt. goals: Leclair, Dunlap, Guilford, Newland 2; Lopez, Didick 4, Canzater 2, Prisinzano, Sailsman

Halftime: Mount Ida 34-31

(Saturday’s Game)

MMA (11-8) 73

Johnson 11-6-30, Schmidt, Leclair 0-2-2, Dunlap 1-2-5, Guilford, Taylor, Newland 2-4-10, Clement 8-10-26, Russell, Haskell

Lasell (17-5) 83

Montville 1-0-2, Prignano 1-1-3, Iosua 7-4-18, Buttoni, Walker 1-4-6, Golostein, Unwin 2-0-4, Cazeau 3-0-7, Chamberlain 6-3-16, Smith 1-1-4, Kunte, Dejesus 5-13-23

3-pt. goals: Johnson 2, Dunlap, Newland 2; Cazeau, Chamberlain, Smith

Halftime: MMA 43-37