WATERVILLE – Brandon McGowan poured in 39 points and hit nine 3-pointers as the Colby College White Mules defeated the Husson College Braves 85-72 in men’s basketball action Saturday to capture the Maine Event Tournament.

Matt Forlizzi scored 14 points for Colby and Nick Loukes added 10.

Dwayne Ailey led the Braves of Bangor with 22 points. Jeff White notched 16 and Bill Beauregard 11.

The University of Southern Maine beat Saint Joseph’s in the consolation game 64-58.

Mike Francoeur tossed in 16 points to lead USM, Jason Levecque added 15 and Ryan Garland had 12. Jesse McKinnell had 10 points and 12 rebounds.

Noah LaRoche was the top scorer for the Monks of Standish with 21 points. Steve Monteiro added 14 and Mike Stallings 12.

(Championship Game)

Husson (1-1) 72

White 7-0-16, Ailey 7-8-22, Cunningham 3-0-9, Griffin 3-2-8, Leavitt 2-0-6, Beauregard 4-0-11, Griffeth, Grant

Colby (3-2) 85

McGowan 14-2-39, Loukes 4-2-10, Forlizzi 4-4-14, Dick 3-0-7, Westbrooks 4-1-9, Cohen 2-0-4, Snyder-Fair, Nale, Farrell 1-0-2, Rutherford

3-pt. goals: Cunningham 3, Beauregard 3, White 2, Leavitt 2; McGowan 9, Forlizzi 2, Dick

Halftime: Colby 41-35

(Consolation Game)

St. Joseph’s (1-4) 58

Nelson 2-0-4, Pulkkinen 1-0-2, LaRoche 8-1-21, Looney 0-1-1, Monteiro 6-1-14, Gore 1-0-2, Stallings 4-4-12, Schacht, Emmons 1-0-2, Mileski

Southern Maine (2-3) 64

Francoeur 6-4-16, Levecque 7-1-15, Garland 5-0-12, McKinnell 4-2-10, Bigelow, Lovely 1-0-2, Fulcher 1-4-7, Casterella, Hardwick 1-0-2

3-pt. goals: LaRoche 4, Monteiro; Garland 2, Fulcher

Halftime: St. Joseph’s 32-27

UM-Presque Isle 60, Kings 56

At Halifax, Nova Scotia Sunday, Fabian Lenox tossed in 23 points to lead the Owls to a Sunday win.

Alastair Hills notched 15 points, and Jason Frenette added 10 for the winners.

Jermayne Williams led King’s College with 16 points, and Adam Hardiman had 11.

UM-Presque Isle (4-1) 60

Preston, Smith, Hills 5-2-15, Gagnon 1-2-4, Latchford 1-0-2, Corbin, Cooley, Lennox 9-2-23, Frenette 4-2-10, Crabbe, Codrey 1-2-4, Kline 1-0-2, Dolley

King’s (4-5) 56

Ennis, Hardiman 4-0-11, Wilson 1-0-2, Saifer, Izzard 1-2-4, Gibson 1-3-5, Williams 4-5-16, Wilson, DeLamothe 0-2-2, McKenna, Ferguson, Jones

3-pt. goals: Hills 3, Lennox 2; Hardiman 3, Williams 3

Halftime: UM-Presque Isle 30-24

UM-Machias 89, King’s 73

At Machias Saturday, Bayi Handy scored 16 points and dished out five assists to pace a balanced Clippers attack.

Wayne Clarke added 13 points, A.J. Morgan 12, and Anthony Holyfield 11, and Phil Munro grabbed a team-high eight rebounds.

Matt Jones’ 29 points and eight rebounds and Jermayne Williams’ 23 points paced the Halifax, Nova Scotia-based University of King’s College.

King’s College (4-4) 73

Hardiman 3-1-8, Izzard 1-0-2, Gibson 2-0-4, Williams 5-13-23, Delamothe 2-0-5, McKenna 1-0-2, Jones 11-7-29

UM-Machias (4-4) 89

Munro 3-0-6, Dussard 4-0-9, Handy 7-0-16, Liburd, Garrett, Holyfield 4-0-11, Midgley 1-0-2, Gayle 1-0-2, Clarke 6-1-13, Johnson 3-1-7, Socoby 1-0-3, Simmons 3-0-8, Cerimagic, Morgan 5-0-12

3-pt. goals: Hardiman, Delamothe; Holyfield 3, Morgan 2, Handy 2, Simmons 2, Socoby

Halftime: UM-M 41-33

Women’s basketball

Kings 46, UM-Presque Isle 40

At Halifax, Nova Scotia, Sunday, Ainslie Cowley scored 10 points and pulled down nine rebounds to lead Kings College past UM-Presque Isle.

Erica McGary was the leading scorer for the Owls with 20. She also had 11 rebounds.

UM-Presque Isle (1-4) 40

Scholman, Daniel 1-2-4, Nason 4-1-9, Joy 1-0-2, M. Sutherland, Allan, Bird 1-0-3, McGary 7-5-20, L. Sutherland, Ploof 1-0-2

Kings (5-9) 46

Stilwell 1-4-7, DePalma 1-0-2, Taylor 2-1-5, Wisener 2-1-5, Balser 1-0-2, Cowley 5-0-10, Roth, Col-Black 1-0-2, Stewart 4-1-9, Hebert 2-0-4

3-pt. goals: Bird, McGary

Halftime: Kings 25-15

Women’s hockey

Harvard 6, Maine 0

At Cambridge, Mass., Saturday, two-time United States Olympian Angela Ruggiero scored a pair of goals and assisted on two more as undefeated Harvard collected its fifth shutout in six games.

Harvard, which beat New Hampshire 2-1 on Sunday, is now 7-0 and off to its best start in the program’s history. Harvard has outscored its opponents 42-2.

Nicole Corriero and Kat Sweet also scored two goals apiece and Jennifer Raimondi had three assists in Saturday’s triumph.

Corriero’s 13th goal of the season, coming on the power play, represented the only scoring in the first period despite a 17-4 Crimson shot advantage.

Sweet notched both of her goals in the second period after Ruggiero had made it 2-0 2:55 into the period.

Emily Vitt made 17 saves in posting the shutout while Lara Smart finished with 31 saves for the 4-7-2 Black Bears.