Davis, Noyes power Braves

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WATERVILLE – Sarah Davis and Stephanie Noyes scored 12 points apiece Friday night to lead the Husson Braves of Bangor to a 63-59 women’s basketball win over Newbury in the Colby College Tipoff Tournament.

Annie McIntosh notched 11 points and 16 rebounds for Husson.

Randi Hardiman led Newbury of Brookline, Mass., with 14 points.

Newbury (0-1) 59

Mitchell 1-2-5, Coleman 4-1-10, Hardiman 5-3-14, Laliberty 2-0-4, Cheever 3-1-8, Laws, Wisinowski 2-0-4, Anderson 4-2-12, Turbide 1-0-2

Husson (1-0) 63

Martin 2-3-7, Hughes 2-0-4, Davis 5-0-12, Noyes 5-2-12, McIntosh 4-3-11, Snow, Comeau 1-0-2, Gracie 3-3-9, Merchant 2-0-4, McIntyre, Mullenix 1-0-2

3-pt. goals: Anderson 2, Mitchell, Coleman, Hardiman, Cheever; Davis 2

Halftime: Husson 31-21

Men’s basketball

Bowdoin 114, Thomas 64At Farmington, Kyle Petrie scored 18 points while T.J. McLeod and Corey Gildart added 17 apiece to lead Bowdoin past Thomas in the Hight Tournament.

Kevin Bradley chipped in 11 points for the Polar Bears. Mark Yakavonis had 12 rebounds while Nick Ordway grabbed 10.

Adam Rich and Dan Grappi sparked the Terriers with 21 points each.

Thomas (0-1) 64

Rich 9-3-21, Beal 0-3-3, Johnson 1-0-2, Godley, Grapi 7-4-21, Woodworth, Dillon 2-2-6, Caron, Brackett 1-0-2, Blodgett 1-0-2, DePalmer 3-1-7

Bowdoin (1-0) 114

Petrie 8-2-18, Walker 2-4-8, Ordway 2-1-5, Maitland 1-1-4, Gildart 5-2-17, Phillips 1-0-3, Nick 1-0-2, McLeod 5-6-17, Lopez 1-0-2, Goodridge 1-0-3, Arbour 1-1-3, Bradley 4-2-11, Vakavonis 2-1-12, Farmer 7-2-16

3-pt. goals: Rich 3, Grappi 4; Petrie 2, Maitland, Gildart 5, Phillips, Goodridge, Bradley 2, Farmer 2

Halftime: Bowdoin 58-21

UMF 81, UMPI 62

At Farmington, Travis Magnusson scored 24 points and notched seven assists to lead the UMaine-Farmington Beavers by the UMaine-Presque Isle Owls in the second game of the Hight Tourney in each team’s opener.

Steve Ginn chipped in with 14 points for the winners and Luke Neilsen added 11 points and 10 rebounds.

Jon Codrey paced UMPI with 13 points and nine rebounds. Fabien Lennox added 12 points and Alastair Hills put in 10.

UM-Presque Isle (0-1) 62

Stewart 1-1-3, Gagnon 1-3-5, Latchford 1-5-7, Wire, Corbin, Cooley 5-2-13, Lennox 4-0-12, Preston 1-0-2, Frenette, Crabbe, Smith, Codrey 5-0-10, Kline, Hills 4-0-10, Dolley

UM-Farmington (1-0) 81

Ginn 5-2-14, Facey, Magnusson 7-10-24, Gallagher 2-2-6, Teague 3-1-7, Tracy, Berry 0-2-2, Bird, Neilson 5-1-11, Deetjen 4-0-9, Perron, Ward 3-0-8, Labrie, Carrier

3-pt. goals: Lennox 4, Hills 2, Cooley; Ginn 2, Ward 2, Deetjen

Halftime: UMF 47-35

WNEC 84, Colby 76

At Willimantic, Conn., Dyshawn Thames and Anthony Charbatji each tossed in 18 points as the Golden Bears rallied past the White Mules in the first round of the Sulinski Memorial Tournament.

Nate Dick paced Colby with 21 points and Nick Loukes scored 19 and had six rebounds.

Western New England (1-0) 84

Godbout 5-2-14, Toney 2-0-4, Charbatji 6-3-18, McFarlane 3-2-8, Thames 7-4-18, Cutler 1-3-5, Bayne, Champlain 2-0-4, Scanlon 1-0-2, Giglielo 4-0-11, Thomas, Harris, Mahoney

Colby (0-1) 76

Jenkins 2-1-5, McGowan 3-3-10, Loukes 7-3-19, Forlizzi 5-2-13, Dick 8-2-21, Westbrooks, 0-2-2, Nale 0-1-1, Snyder-Fair 0-1-1, Rutherford 1-2-4, Farrell, Featherston, Cohen

3-pt. goals: Charbatji 3, Giglielo 3, Godbout 2; Dick 3, Loukes 2, McGowan, Forlizzi

Halftime: Colby 40-37

Trinity 86, USM 80

At Hartford, Conn., Trinity prevailed in its tipoff tourney despite 39 points from Southern Maine’s Jason Levecque.

Tyler Rhoten paced Trinity with 28 points.

Bill Hardwick chipped in with 15 points for USM and Mike Francoeur added 10.

USM (0-1) 80

Francoeur 4-1-10, Levecque 15-6-39, Garland 3-0-7, Castarella 3-0-6, Hardwick 6-1-15, Lovely 1-0-3, Almy, Hebert, Bigelow, Russell

Trinity (1-0) 86

Halas 6-9-24, Farrell 1-3-5, Smyth 3-2-9, Coupe 3-2-8, Rhoten 12-4-28, Hasiuk 1-1-3, Taylor 2-0-4, Reed, Hoar 2-0-5

3-pt. goals: Francoeur, Levecque 3, Garland, Hardwick; Halas 9, Farrell 3, Smyth 2, Coupe 2, Rhoten 4, Hasiuk

Halftime: Trinity 37-26

Plattsburgh 59, Saint Joseph’s 48

At Plattsburgh, N.Y., Curtis Smith led the way with 18 points as Plattsburgh State placed four players in double figures.

Mike Stallings topped the Monks of Standish with 13 points, and Leroy Gore posted 12.

Saint Joseph’s (0-1) 48

Monteiro 3-0-7, Gore 6-0-12, Nelson 3-0-6, Pulkkinen 0-2-2, Laroche, Stallings 5-3-13, Paoletti, Emmons 2-0-4, Looney 1-2-4

Plattsburgh (1-0) 59

Carter 3-4-10, Fraser 4-2-10, Manor, Arterberry 5-2-12, Smith 9-0-18, Corless 0-2-2, Bilow 2-0-4, Carpenter 1-0-3, Anderton, Lynch

3-pt. goals: Monteiro; Carpenter

Halftime: Plattsburgh 27-17