BANGOR – Randy Fletcher scored 40 points to lead Husson College to a pair of men’s basketball victories at Newman Gymnasium over the weekend.

Fletcher scored 18 points to pace Husson to an 83-66 win over Fisher College of Boston on Saturday, then scored 22 points and grabbed 14 rebounds as the Braves defeated Lyndon State 90-77 on Sunday.

In Saturday’s game, Dwayne Ailey added 17 points, while Ryan Rivera and Andrius Zeikus scored 11 points apiece. Jason Harvey chipped in with 10 points.

Steven Perry led the effort for Fisher of Boston with 20 points, Tony Jefferson contributed 16, and Carmine Charles helped out with 11.

In Sunday’s game, Ailey had 19 points and five assists, while Rivera and Phil White had 15 points apiece for Husson.

Greg Rose led Lyndon State of Lyndonville, Vt., with 16 points. Shawn Burroughts scored 12 points, and Nick Baskwill added 11.

(Saturday’s Game)

Fisher 66

Perry 8-3-20, Charles 4-0-11, Green 0-1-1. Anossike 4-0-8, Jefferson 5-5-16, Nelson 1-0-2, Rollins 3-2-8, Hughes

Husson 83

Fletcher 8-2-18, Rivera 3-4-11, Ailey 6-4-17, White 2-0-4, Cyr 1-0-3, Zeikus 3-2-11, Harvey 2-4-10, Leavitt 3-0-9, Galley

3-pt. goals: Charles 3, Perry, Jefferson; Leavitt 3, Zeikus 3, Harvey 2, Cyr, Ailey, Rivera

Halftime: Husson 34-28

(Sunday’s Game)

Lyndon State (12-15) 77

Burroughts 4-2-12, Brown 2-2-7, Camp 3-0-9, Rose 6-4-16, Andrus 4-0-8, Interson, Trask 0-4-4, George 1-4-7, Morehouse 1-0-3, Baskwill 4-2-11, Pllard, Cole, Leandri

Husson (20-5) 90

Fletcher 8-6-22, Rivera 6-0-15, Ailey 5-5-19, White 5-4-15, Cyr 1-4-7, Zeikus 2-0-6, Galley 1-0-2, Cunningham, Harvey, Leavitt 1-2-4

3-pt. goals: Camp 3, Burroughts 2, Baskwill, Brown, George, Morehouse; Ailey 4, Rivera 3, Zeikus 2, Cyr, White

Halftime: Husson 50-32

UM-Farmington 87, UMPI 71

At Farmington Saturday, Mike Ward his six 3-pointers and scored 27 points to help give University of Maine-Farmington the win.

Travis Magnusson netted 16 points and had eight assists for the Beavers. Trafton Teague scored 13 points, and Luke Nielson had 10 assists.

Vjeko Jadric scored 21 points and had 11 assists for UM-Presque Isle, and Jon Cooley had 14 points.

UM-Presque Isle (7-14) 71

Hodgdon, Jadric 8-5-21, Smith 1-0-2, Hills 1-1-4, Bernard, Preston, Griffeth, Cooley 7-0-14, Dolley 1-3-5, Emerson 4-0-9, Kline 4-1-9, Frenette 2-3-7

UM-Farmington (12-11) 87

Ginn 2-0-4, Facey 2-0-5, Magnusson 5-4-16, Broughton 0-1-1, Teague 3-6-13, Walsh, Drillen, Nielsen 2-2-6, Deetjen 3-0-7, Ward 9-3-27, Malley 3-2-8, McIver

3-pt. goals: Hills, Emerson; Ward 6, Magnusson 2, Facey, Teague, Deetjen

Halftime: UM-Farmington 38-32

UM-Machias splits

At Machias, Gary Dussard scored a total of 44 points over the weekend for the Clippers.

UM-Machias defeated Lyndon State of Lyndonville, Vt., 87-76 Saturday, and Fisher College of Boston downed UMM 83-73 Sunday.

In Saturday’s game, Albert Whittaker netted 23 points for University of Maine-Machias and Dussard had 21. Chujor Chujor added 19 points.

David Andrus scored 17 points for Lyndon State. Chris Brown had 13 points and Kevin Trask netted 10.

In Sunday’s game, Carmine Charles scored 23 points for Fisher College and Tony Jefferson added 19. Steve Perry netted 13 points and Kessen Green had 10.

Dussard had 23 points for the Clippers, Whittaker netted 15, and Wayne Clark scored 10.

(Saturday’s Game)

Lyndon State (12-14) 76

Burroughs 2-3-8, Ingerson, Trask 3-1-10, George, Morehouse, Brown 5-1-13, Baskwill 1-3-6, Pallard, Cole, Camp 2-5-11, Rose 4-3-8, Andrus 6-5-17, Leandri

UMaine-Machias (11-14) 87

Whittaker 7-5-23, Dussard 7-5-21, Humes, Garrett 2-2-8, Sims, Midgley 1-3-6, Chujor 7-5-19, Miller 3-0-6, Footer 1-2-4

3-pt. goals: Trask 3, Brown 2, Camp 2, Burroughs, Baskwill; Whittaker 4, Dussard 2, Garrett 2, Midgley

Halftime: UM-Machias 35-29

(Sunday’s Game)

Fisher (19-6) 83

Hughes, Jefferson 6-7-19, Perry 5-3-13, Charles 6-8-23, Nelson 1-0-3, Green 5-0-10, Anossike 2-4-8, Rollins, Collins 2-3-7

UMaine-Machias (11-15) 73

Whittaker 5-3-15, Munro 2-2-6, Dussard 8-6-23, Humes, Garrett 1-1-4, Sims 1-0-2, Midgley, Chujor 4-1-9, Footer 2-0-4, Clark 4-2-10

3-pt. goals: Charles 3, Nelson; Whittaker 2, Dussard, Garrett

Halftime: Fisher 32-28

Thomas 89, UM-Presque Isle 71

At Waterville, Will Nickerson scored 19 points with 10 rebounds to lead Thomas.

Jimmy Cardaci netted 19 points for the Terriers, and James Godley added 15. Dan Grappi had nine points with six assists.

Vjeko Jadric scored 24 points and had 15 rebounds for the University of Maine-Presque Isle. Jason Frenette netted 12 points and Bradley Kline 11.

UM-Presque Isle (7-18) 71

Hodgdon 1-0-2, Jadric 9-6-24, Smith 1-5-7, Hills 0-1-1, Cooley 1-0-3, Dolley 2-0-5, Emerson 3-0-6, Kline 5-1-11, Frenette 5-2-12

Thomas (6-18) 89

Rich 3-1-7, Beal 0-2-2, Godley 4-6-15, Grappi 3-1-9, Iaria, Woodworth 2-0-6, Woodbury 3-1-8, Caron, Nickerson 9-1-19, Card 1-0-2, DePalmer 0-2-2, Cardaci 6-5-19

3-pt. goals: Cooley, Dolley; Grappi 2, Woodworth 2, Cardaci 2, Godley, Woodbury

Halftime: UM-Presque Isle 35-31

USM 106, Eastern Conn. 74

At Gorham, Ryan Garland scored 29 points with 10 assists to lift the Huskies past Eastern Connecticut.

Mike Francoeur netted 24 points with seven assists, and Derek Lovely added 23 points.

Michael Kipphut scored 18 points and Jeroy Smith had 14 points with nine rebounds for Eastern Connecticut. Steven Bartunek added 14 points.

Eastern Connecticut (7-18) 74

Weltman, Bartunek 5-0-14, Phelps 1-2-5, King 3-0-9, Morgan 2-0-6, Harris 1-0-3, Kinel 1-0-2, Gunn 1-0-3, Kipphut 9-0-18, Smith 6-2-14

Southern Maine (4-20) 106

Lovely 7-2-23, Francoeur 9-2-24, Almy, Tarbox 2-2-6, Fulcher, Soucie 3-0-8,k Ouellette, Garland 11-2-29, Estes, Casterella 4-0-8, Bigelow 1-0-3, Casavant 1-0-3, Russell 1-0-2

3-pt. goals: Bartunek 4, King 3, Morgan 2, Harris, Gunn; Lovely 7, Garland 5, Francoeur 4, Soucie 2, Bigelow, Casavant

Halftime: Southern Maine 36-33

UMFK 73, UM-Farmington 72

At Farmington Sunday, Bartas Samaitis scored 16 points with 10 rebounds to help the University of Maine-Fort Kent edge UM-Farmington.

Andrew Clavette netted 16 points for the Bengals and Stafford Bente had 11.

Travis Magnusson scored 17 points with nine assists for the Beavers. Bobby Deetjen had 16 points with nine rebounds, and Steve Ginn also added 16 points.

UM-Fort Kent (16-10) 73

Khazanovitc 3-0-6, Clavette 7-0-16, Thompson 3-1-9, Platia, Alarcon 2-0-6, Samaitis 6-3-16, Henry 3-0-9, Bente 5-0-11, Greshaw

UM-Farmingoton (12-12) 72

Ginn 6-1-16, Magnusson 6-5-17, Broughton 0-2-2, Teague 2-0-4, Drillen, Nielsen 1-0-2, Deetjen 5-4-16, Ward 3-0-7, Malley 4-0-8

3-pt. goals: Henry 3, Alarcon 2, Clavette 2, Thompson 2, Samaitis, Bente; Ginn 3, Deetjen 2, Ward

Halftime: Tied 37-37

UM-Fort Kent 70, Thomas 60

At Waterville Saturday, Andrew Clavette and Bartas Samaitis each scored 12 points to lead the University of Maine-Fort Kent.

Shawn Greshaw netted 11 points with nine rebounds for the Bengals, and Stafford Bente also had 11 points.

Will Nickerson scored 15 points and had 10 rebounds for the Terriers, Adam Rich added 15 points, and Dan Card had 10.

UM-Fort Kent (15-10) 70

Khazanovit 4-0-8, Clavette 3-5-12, Thompson 4-1-9, Platia, Alarcon 1-2-5, Samaitis 4-4-12, Henry 1-0-2, Bente 3-3-11, Greshaw 5-1-11

Thomas (5-17) 60

Rich 4-3-15, Beal, Godley 2-0-4, Grappi 2-0-5, Iaria, Woodworth 0-2-2, Woodbury, Caron 0-1-1, Nickerson 8-3-15, Card 4-0-10, DePalmer 3-2-8

3-pt. goals: Bente 2, Clavette, Alarcon; Rich 4, Card 2, Grappi

Halftime: UM-Fort Kent 35-31

Maine Maritime 69, Becker 56

At Castine, Matt Clement poured in 32 points and pulled down 15 rebounds to help power Maine Maritime Academy past Becker on Saturday.

Jed Johnson contributed with 12 points and 10 rebounds.

Albert Ortiz led Becker of Leicester, Mass., with 24 points while Delson Fleurmond added 10 points.

Becker (8-17) 56

Fleurmond 4-0-10, Bostick 3-0-6, Fernandez 3-0-8, Fazzi 1-0-2, Ortiz 10-2-24, Kotkowski 2-0-6, Davok, Sparkmond

Maine Maritime (13-9) 69

Johnson 3-4-12, LeClair 1-3-6, Dunlap 3-0-8, Guilford 1-0-3, Newland 2-3-8, Clement 12-8-32, Russell, Taylor

3-pt. goals: Fleurmond 2, Fernandez 2, Ortiz 2; Johnson 2, Dunlap 2, LeClair, Guilford, Newland

Halftime: MMA 32-31

Women’s hockey

Maine splits weekend games

The Maine women’s hockey team split a pair of games this weekend, defeating Boston College 4-0 on Saturday and falling 2-1 to Providence on Sunday.

In Saturday’s game, Karen Droog scored two goals to power Maine.

Maine’s Jarin Sjogren scored a goal with assists from Raffi Wolf and Meagan Aarts, while Rebecca Culver and Laura Maddin picked up the assists on a goal by Andrea Steranko. Nicole Munro recorded two assists and Naomi Smethurst had one, and Dawn Froat stopped 12 of 12 shots.

Lisa Davis made 17 saves on 21 shots for 12-15-3 Boston College.

In Sunday’s game, Hilary Greaves scored the game-winner for Providence in the second period with assists from Ashley Payton and Gretchen Gottwald.

Jenn Busch tied the game for 21-6-6 Providence with the assists going to Meredith Roth and Kelli Halcisak. Jana Bugden made 14 saves.

Tristan Desmet scored for Maine off a pass from Andrea Steranko, and Lara Smart made 30 saves for the 10-14-4 Bears.

Women’s basketball

UM-Farmington 88, UMPI 53

At Farmington Saturday, Megan Woodcock scored 14 points with four steals to lead the University of Maine-Farmington.

Lydia Coverdale netted 11 points with four assists and four steals for UMF. Molly Bean also had 11 points, and Jocelyn Sawyer scored 10.

Rachel Larlee scored 16 points and had 11 rebounds for UM-Presque Isle and Kelly Socoby added 15 points with four assists.

UM-Presque Isle (10-11) 53

Schloeman 1-0-2, Sutherland 0-1-1, Socoby 5-2-15, McGary 2-5-9, Larlee 7-2-16, Fancy, Nason 2-2-6, Allan 0-1-1, Kiszely, Gibb 1-0-3

UM-Farmington (20-4) 88

Socoby 1-3-6, Sawyer 3-4-10, Woodcock 5-3-14, Coverdale 5-0-11, LaHaye 3-1-8, Rideout 2-04, Bean 4-3-11, Cyr 1-0-3, Kempton 1-2-5, Berry, Stanley 2-0-5, Haines 1-1-3, Hunt 4-0-8, Ochs

3-pt. goals: Socoby 3, Gibb; Socoby, Woodcock, Coverdale, LaHaye, Cyr, Kempton, Stanley

Halftime: UM-Farmington 44-18

Husson 83, Fisher 35

At Bangor, Sarah Davis and Shauna Mullenix each scored 13 points to help push Husson College past Fisher College of Boston Saturday.

Holly Gracie netted 12 points and had five assists and four steals for Husson. Meghan Hughes and Nicole Poirier each had 10 points.

Tarrik Baker scored 13 points for Fisher and Megan Murphy added 11 points and five assists.

Fisher 35

Murphy 5-0-11, Graham, Golay, Andrade, Baker 6-1-13, Guerrero 2-0-6, Smith 2-1-5, Shephard

Husson 83

Turner 1-0-2, Hughes 4-2-10, Davis 5-0-13, Gracie 5-1-12, Boone 2-1-5, Mullenix 5-2-13, Berard 2-0-5, Comeau 1-0-2, Poirier 2-2-7, Fry 4-2-10, O’Brien 1-0-2, Fry 1-0-2

3-pt. goals: Guerrero 2, Murphy; Davis 3, Gracie, Mullenix, Berard, Poirier

Halftime: Husson 43-18

Thomas 61, UM-Presque Isle 54

At Waterville on Sunday, Erin Lovely tossed in 22 points to lead Thomas to the win.

Shauna Lessard added 14 points, while Malorie Leclerc had 13 and Courtney Corbett pulled down 11 rebounds.

Erica McGary led the UM-Presque Isle with 18 points while Kelly Socoby added 15.

UM-Presque Isle (10-12) 54

Scloeman 1-0-2, Sutherland 1-0-2, Socoby 6-2-15, McGary 8-2-18, Larlee 4-1-9, Nason 3-0-6, Gibb 0-2-2, Kiszely, Allan, Fancy

Thomas (8-17) 61

Leclerc 4-5-13, Lovely 7-5-22, Riley 1-0-3, Corbett 2-3-7, Lessard 5-0-14, Day 1-0-2, Gurney

3-pt. goals: Socoby; Lessard 4, Lovely 3, Riley

Halftime: Thomas 30-22

UM-Machias sweeps

At Machias, Angela Robb scored 27 points in the University of Maine-Machias’ two wins over the weekend.

The Clippers defeated Lyndon State of Lyndonville, Vt., 72-62 on Saturday and Fisher of Boston 76-36 on Sunday.

On Saturday, Sara Ricker netted 17 points for the Clippers and Robb had 16. Gill Guest added 12 points with 14 rebounds.

Jamie Russo scored 18 points for Lyndon State, Rachel Maxwell had 15, and Sarah Gagnon added 13.

In Sunday’s game, Maranda Richardson scored 17 points for the Clippers and Rocky Aziz had 13. Robb netted 11 points and Angela Qualey scored 10.

(Saturday’s Game)

Lyndon State (8-6) 62

Morehouse, Arel 3-0-7, Russo 4-7-18, Dickinson 1-0-2, Shedd 2-0-4, Maxwell 5-5-15, Boyce, Gagnon 4-3-13, Krumm, Powell 1-1-3

UMaine-Machias (11-4) 72

Aziz 1-1-3, Rich 4-0-8, Robb 6-2-16, Nuite 2-0-5, Richardson 1-1-3, Apatu 2-0-4, Qualey 2-0-4, Ricker 2-12-17, Guest 3-6-12

3-pt. goals: Russo 3, Gagnon 2, Arel; Robb 2, Nuite, Ricker

Halftime: UM-Machias 35-30

(Sunday’s Game)

Fisher (0-15) 36

Guerrero 1-0-3, Smith 1-1-3, Murphy 3-0-8, Graham 3-0-6, Gulay 2-0-4, Shepard 3-0-6, Andrade 1-1-3, Baker 0-3-3

UM-Machias (12-4) 76

Aziz 4-3-13, Rich 0-2-2, Robb 5-0-11, Nuite 2-4-8, Richardson 8-1-17, Apatu 3-0-8, Qualey 3-4-10, Ricker 1-4-7

3-pt. goals: Murphy 2, Guerrero; Aziz 2, Apatu 2, Robb, Ricker

Halftime: UM-Machias 43-17

Emmanuel 78, St. Joseph’s 55

At Standish, Julia Demirer netted 31 points and grabbed 14 rebounds to power Emmanuel of Boston to the win Saturday.

Lon Tega Morris contributed 11 points while Paulette Johnson had 10.

Tara Gagnon led St. Joseph’s of Standish with 15 points while Abbie Rice and Margaret Blauvelt scored 10 apiece.

Emmanuel (22-3) 78

Perras 1-0-3, Esteves 2-0-4, McCoy 3-1-7, Demirer 12-7-31, Morris 4-3-11, Ewing 1-0-2, Parham 2-1-5, Turco 1-0-2, Corey 1-0-3, Johnson 5-0-10, Mason, Haggarty, Dos Santos

St. Joseph’s (15-10) 55

Pelkey 3-0-8, Gagnon 5-4-15, Rice 3-4-10, Blauvelt 4-2-10, Gagnon 2-0-5, Regula 1-1-3, Tetrault 1-2-4, Rauscher, Regan, Alexander

3-pt. goals: Perras, Corey; Pelkey 2, Gagnon, Regula

Halftime: Emmanuel 39-21

Bowdoin 88, Trinity 53

At Brunswick on Saturday, Kristi Royer scored 25 points to carry Bowdoin past Trinity.

Lora Trenkle added 17 points for the Polar Bears, Erika Nickerson scored 16, and Alison Smith chipped in with 14.

Trinity (8-14) 53

Nesbit 0-4-4, McCaffrey 7-0-14, Bontempo 2-0-5, Gargiulo 5-7-17, Bell 5-1-12, Stumpo 0-1-1, Mauger

Bowdoin (22-2) 88

Withey 2-0-5, Trenkle 6-3-17, Royer 11-3-25, Smith 6-1-14, Nickerson 8-0-16, Trotta 2-0-6, Reuben 1-0-2, Russell 1-0-3, Pellegrini, Fugate, Damon, Pouravelis, Bramwell

3-pt. goals: Bontempo, Bell; Trenkle 2, Trotta 2, Withey, Smith, Russell

Halftime: Bowdoin 40-37

Thomas 64, UM-Fort Kent 54

At Waterville, Courtney Corbett added 13 rebounds to her 23 points to give Thomas the win on Saturday.

Erin Lovely added 16 points while Malorie Leclerc chipped in with 10.

Heidi Fisher led the scoring for the University of Maine-Fort Kent with 19 points while Jessica Noyes helped out with 11.

UM-Fort Kent (9-19) 54

Noyes 3-2-11, Dow 3-2-8, Zettergren 1-0-2, Fisher 9-1-19, Lutz 0-1-1, Gervais 3-3-9, Brown 2-0-4, Quint

Thomas (7-17) 64

Leclerc 3-4-10, Lovely 4-7-16, Riley 1-0-2, Corbett 10-3-23, Lessard 3-0-8, Day 2-0-5, Arute, Gurney, Parris

3-pt. goals: Noyes 3; Lessard 2, Lovely, Day

Halftime: UM-Fort Kent 30-28

UM-Farmington 69, UMFK 35

At Farmington Sunday, Jocelyn Sawyer scored 16 points to help carry the University of Maine-Farmington past UM-Fort Kent.

Samantha Hunt contributed 12 points for the Beavers.

Heidi Fisher led the Bengals with eight points.

UM-Fort Kent (9-20) 35

Quint 2-0-5, Zettergren 2-1-5, Fisher 4-0-8, Brown 2-0-4, Dow 2-1-5, Lutz 1-0-2, Gervais 3-0-6, Lugdon, Noyes

UM-Farmington (21-4) 69

Socoby 2-2-7, Sawyer 6-3-16, Woodcock 3-2-8, Kempton 0-1-1, LaHaye 3-0-7, Bean 1-0-2, Cyr 2-2-8, Coverdale 2-0-4, Berry 2-0-4, Hunt 5-1-12, Ochs, Rideout

3-pt. goals: Quint; Cyr 2, Hunt, LaHaye, Sawyer, Socoby

Halftime: UM-Fort Kent 34-23

USM 71, Eastern Connecticut 66

At Gorham, Saturday, Tiffany Jones scored a game-high 19 points to lead the University of Southern Maine to victory.

Meg Cressler contributed 17 points for the Huskies, Kristen Tong added 14, and Kara Crockett chipped in with 11.

Morgan Perry led Eastern Connecticut with 17 points, and Kathleen Burdelski and Allison Coleman added 13 apiece.

Eastern Connecticut (22-3) 66

Phelps 3-0-6, Burdelski 4-4-13, Prior 2-5-9, Bergeron 3-0-6, Perry 6-3-17, Coleman 4-4-13, McDonald 1-0-2, Kline, Proniewych

Southern Maine (22-3) 71

Allen 1-3-5, Cressler 4-8-17, Frost 0-2-2, Tong 5-2-14, Jones 7-5-19, Libby 1-1-3, Crockett 4-3-11

3-pt. goals: Perry 2, Burdelski, Coleman; Tong 2, Cressler

Halftime: USM 37-27