FARMINGTON – Lydia Coverdale scored 16 points and had four steals to help lead the University of Maine at Farmington to a 60-43 women’s college basketball win over St. Joseph’s College on Tuesday.

Karen Sirois had 11 points and four steals for UM-Farmington.

Megan Tetrault netted 10 points and had four assists for St. Joseph’s and Morgan Brownlee added 10 points and had four blocks.

St. Joseph’s College (1-2) 43

Coffin 0-1-1, Pelkey 2-0-5, Tetrault 4-1-10, Rice 3-2-8, Blauvelt 2-1-5, Rauscher 2-0-4, Brownlee 5-0-10, Somma, Ahern

UM-Farmington (2-1) 60

Mayer 0-2-2, Boyd 2-0-4, Cyr 1-0-3, Sirois 4-2-11, Simpson 1-0-2, Haines 3-0-7, Coverdale 6-2-16, Kempton 2-0-6, Stanley 1-0-2, LaHaye 2-1-5, Ochs 1-0-2, Everatt, Berry

3-pt. goals: Pelkey, Tetrault; Coverdale 2, Kempton 2, Cyr, Sirois, Haines

Halftime: UM-Farmington 32-21

USM 84, Bates 61

At Gorham, Megan Myles scored 16 points to help the Huskies give coach Gary Fifield his 400th win in his 17-year collegiate coaching career.

Jen Webster added 14 points while Katie Sibley had 13 and Tiffany Jones netted 12 for Southern Maine.

Meg Coffin tallied 16 and Jackie Olson had 10 for Bates.

Bates (1-2) 61

Fitzgerald 3-0-6, Taylor 3-2-8, Decato, Franklin, Nafe, Schouten, Coffin 6-4-16, Olson 3-4-10, Zurek 3-0-6, DuBois 3-0-7, Hochadel 1-0-2, Whiting 2-0-4, Blakely, Vincent 1-0-2, Murphy

Southern Maine (3-0) 84

Welch, Cowing 3-0-6, Thibaudeau 0-1-1, Cressler 2-2-6, Sibley 4-5-13, Marble 2-4-8, Frost 2-2-7, Jones 4-3-12, Pariseau, Myles 7-1-16, Webster 4-6-14, Stillwell, Samuelson 0-1-1

3-pt. goals: DuBois; Frost, Jones, Myles

Halftime: Southern Maine 54-27

Bowdoin 80, U-New England 61

At Brunswick, pre-season All-American Lora Trenkle scord 13 points and Alison Smith and Erika Nickerson scored 10 apiece as the Polar Bears prevailed.

Melissa Roller scored 14 while Amanda Brown and Missy Stults had 11 each for UNE.

U-New England (0-3) 61

Roller 5-0-14, Brown 4-0-11, Bartolome 1-3-5, McKinnon 3-0-6, Stults 4-3-11, McGuire, Peterson 2-0-4, Kelly, Dyer 1-0-3, Royer, Hooper 3-1-7

Bowdoin (3-0) 80

Pouravelis 1-2-4, Russell 4-1-9, Trenkle 4-4-13, Smith 4-0-10, Nickerson 5-0-10, Loonin 3-0-7, Withey 0-3-3, Trotta, Damon 2-0-4, Cummings, Watson 2-1-7, Flaherty 3-3-0, Fugate, van der Veen 2-0-4

3-pt. goals: Roller 4, Brown 3, Dyer 1; Trenkle, Smith 2, Loonin, Watson 2

Halftime: Bowdoin 42-26

UM-Augusta 93, Fisher 31

Fisher College (1-3) 31

Andrade 2-0-4, Kazama 2-0-5, Cameron 8-1-18, Fantquzzi 2-0-4, Gulay, Kosuge, Satoni

UM-Augusta (2-3) 93

Harrell 7-0-14, Furey 15-1-33, Roy 6-1-13, Pepin 4-4-12, Wisocki 3-0-6, Spicer 6-1-13, Hastings 1-0-2

3-pt. goals: Kazama, Cameron; Furey 2

Halftime: UM-Augusta 47-4

Men’s basketball

Winthrop 96, UM-Machias 46

At Rock Hill, S.C., freshman Torrell Martin had 15 points to lead Winthrop to a 96-46 win over Maine-Machias on Monday night.

The Eagles (1-1) jumped out to a 21-5 lead early in the first half and led 45-19 at the half. The Clippers (4-5) trailed by as many as 55 points with 2:21 left.

James Shuler and Tyrone Walker had 13 points each for Winthrop. Bayi Handy had 23 points for Maine-Machias.

Babson 89, Colby 54

At Babson Park, Mass., Phil Riffe scored 18 points, all on three-pointers, to help lead Babson College to the win.

C.J. Enere had 15 points and Luke Weber added 13 for Babson. Jeff Hines had 11 points and six steals and Brooke Brown had nine rebounds.

Patrick McGowan netted 19 points and had three steals for Colby College.

Colby College (1-2) 54

McGowan 8-0-19, Loukes 0-2-2, Forlizzi 2-0-4, Dick 2-2-8, Rutherford 2-0-4, Cohen 0-2-2, Nale 1-0-2, Farrell, 2-0-5, Featherston 0-2-2, Westbrooks 2-0-4, Shers 1-0-2, Cheney, Tessein, Bandi, Snyder-Fair

Babson College (2-1) 89

Elliman 0-1-1, Hines 5-1-11, Parsons 3-1-7, Weber 6-1-13, Enere 6-0-15, Eigenberg 3-0-6, Riffe 6-0-18, Brown 3-1-7, Culver 3-1-7, Ponitz 2-0-4, Mitchell

3-pt. goals: McGowan 3, Dick 2, Farrell; Riffe 6, Enere 3

Halftime: Babson 51-25

St. Joseph’s 79, UMF 67

At Farmington, Steve Monteiro scored 17 points and had four steals to help lead St. Joseph’s College past the University of Maine at Farmington.

Chad Pulkkinen had 15 points and Leroy Gore added 13 for St. Joseph’s. Noah LaRoche had 12 points and Mike Stailing had 11.

Steve Ginn scored 16 points and had seven rebounds for UM-Farmington and Trafton Teague netted 13 points. Jon Bird had 11 points and Mike Ward had 10.

St. Joseph’s College 79

Monteiro 6-3-17, Pulkkinen 4-4-15, Gore 5-3-13, LaRoche 3-4-12, Paoletti 5-1-11, Nelson 3-0-6, Emmons 2-1-5, Looney

UM-Farmington 67

Ginn 7-0-16, Teague 5-3-13, Magnusson 3-5-11, Ward 3-2-10, Deetjen 4-0-9, Neilsen 3-2-8, Gallager, Carrier

3-pt. goals: Pulkkinen 3, LaRoche 2, Monteiro 2; Ward 2, Ginn 2, Deetjen

Halftime: St. Joseph’s 40-29

Southern Maine 62, Bates 60

At Gorham, Jason Levecque scored 19 points to help lead the University of Southern Maine to its first win.

Ryan Garland netted 10 points for the Huskies and Jay Casterella had nine points and nine rebounds.

Rob Stockwell had 13 points and eight rebounds for Bates and Ramon Garcia netted 14 ponits.

Bates College (2-1) 60

Garcia 6-0-14, Ray 2-1-6, McGinn 1-0-3, Stockwell 5-2-13, Chudomel 2-2-6, Furbush 2-2-8, Rivera 1-2-4, Linley 3-0-6, Gerrity

Southern Maine (1-2) 62

Francoeur 3-3-9, Levecque 7-3-19, Fulcher 1-0-2, Garland 4-0-10, McKinnell 2-3-7, Casterella 3-3-9, Hardwick 2-2-6, Lovely, Bigelow, Russell

3-pt. goals: Garcia 2, Furbush 2, Ray, McGinn, Stockwell; Levecque 2, Garland 2

Halftime: Bates 36-28

Bowdoin 95, U-New England 58

At Brunwick, T.J. McLeod scored 26 points to help lead Bowdoin College to a 3-0 start to the season.

Kyle Petrie scored 16 points and had five assists for Bowdoin as Mark Yakavonis added 15 points. Jon Farmer had 10 points and 11 rebounds.

Mike Pierce netted 12 points for the University of New England and Mike Hardy had eight points and eight rebounds.

U-New England (0-3) 58

McManus 1-0-2, Oliver 2-2-6, Pierce 4-3-12, Berthiaume 1-6-9, Button 1-0-2, Perry 1-3-5, Farynaz 2-0-5, Mills 1-0-3, Floyd 1-0-2, Hardy 3-2-8, Thomas 2-0-4, Chapman, Warner, Regis, Hall

Bowdoin (3-0) 95

Petrie 6-3-12, McLeod 7-9-26, Bradley 1-0-3, Yakavonis 7-1-15, Farmer 4-2-10, Walker 1-0-2, Ordway 3-0-7, Gildart 1-0-2, Phillips 1-0-3, Lawler 0-2-2, Lopez 1-0-2, Arbour 3-1-7, Goodridge, Maitland

3-pt. goals: Pierce, Berthiaume, Farynaz, Mills; McLeod 3, Petrie, Bradley, Ordway, Phillips

Halftime: Bowdoin 47-27