WATERVILLE – Travis Magnusson of Thomaston scored 26 points and former Lawrence High star Trafton Teague hit three of four shots from the foul line in the final 35 seconds to give University of Maine-Farmington men a 74-71 basketball win over Colby Saturday.

Teague finished with 20 while Luke Nielsen had 15 points and 15 rebounds for the UMF Beavers.

Patrick McGowan scored 26 points and grabbed seven rebounds for the Mules. Andrew Jenkins added 14 points.

UM-Farmington (3-2) 74

Ginn, Magnusson 9-3-26, Teague 6-6-20, Nielsen 5-5-15, Deetjen 1-4-6, Gallagher, Ward 2-2-7, Labrie

Colby (3-5) 71

Cohen 2-0-4, McGowan 22-1-26, Loukes 3-2-9, Forlizzi, Nale 3-0-6, Farrell, Dick 2-0-4, Westbrooks 2-3-8, Rutherford

3-pt. goals: Magnusson 5, Teague 2, Ward; McGowan 3, Jenkins 2, Loukes, Westbrooks

Halftime: Colby 40-31

Bates 87, Bowdoin 56

At Lewiston Saturday, Ramon Garcia and Brian Gerrity each scored 22 points to lead the Bates Bobcats by the Polar Bears.

Jon Furbush had 14 points for the Bobcats.

T.J. McLeod led Bowdoin with 15 points and Kyle Petrie had 14 more.

Bowdoin (4-1) 56

Petrie 6-1-14, McLeod 5-6-16, Bradley 1-0-3, Yakavonis 4-0-8, Farmer 2-0-4, Lawler, Goodridge 2-0-6, Arbour 2-0-4

Bates (5-1) 87

Garcia 8-2-22, Gerrity 9-0-22, Stockwell 2-3-7, Furbush 5-0-14, Linsley 1-0-2, Ray 2-2-7, Keller, Lattimer 1-0-2, McGinn 1-0-2, Chudomel, Taylor, Dreyer, Conroy, Rivera 4-1-9

3-pt. goals: Petrie, Bradley, Farmer, Goodridge 2; Garcia 4, Gerrity 4, Furbush 4, Ray

Halftime: Bates 45-29

E. Conn. 80, USM 78

At Willimantic, Conn., Saturday, Martin Kokoszka led Eastern Connecticut State University to a win in the Warriors’ Little East Conference opener with 22 points.

Jason Levecque of Westbrook led the USM Huskies with 22 points. Ryan Garland of Hermon kicked in 19 along with six rebounds.

Southern Maine (2-5) 78

Francoeur 2-2-7, Levecque 8-6-22, Garland 6-4-19, McKinnell 4-0-8, Casterella, Hardwick 2-1-5, Russell, Lovely 3-1-9, Fulcher 3-2-8, Bigelow

ECSU (4-2) 80

Murphy 2-0-4, Key 4-1-10, Morgan 4-0-10, Kipphut 5-5-15, Smith 2-2-6, Bartunek 2-1-6, Kokoszka 7-7-22, Albon 3-1-7

3-pt. goals: Francoeur, Garland 3, Lovely 2; Key, Morgan 2, Bartunek, Kokoszka

Halftime: USM 38-35

Women’s basketball

Colby 66, Pine Manor 27

At Chestnut Hill, Mass., Wendy Bonner scored 13 points and Billi Blanchard of Presque Isle had 10 as the Mules won Friday night.

Colby 66

Williamson 4-0-8, Kelly 4-0-8, Gasterzaro 2-0-4, Balboni 2-0-4, Emery 1-2-4, Rice, Green, Riley 3-0-7, Bonner 5-3-13, Bourque, Nale 3-2-8, Blanchard 4-0-10, Davis, Bakolski

Pine Manor 27

Pelletier, Suney 2-0-6, Cook 1-3-5, Medeiros 2-0-4, Harper, Watanabe, Maes 3-0-6, Williams 3-0-6

3-pt. goals: Blanchard 2, Riley; Suney 2

Halftime: Colby 32-12

Emmanuel 76, Colby 66

At Boston Saturday, Evita Esteves scored 19 points to help get Emmanuel College past the Mules.

Wendy Bonner led Colby with 13 points and 14 rebounds. Megan Davis had 15 points and Kate Emery added 11.

Colby (3-2) 66

Kelly 0-4-4, Emery 3-5-11, Rice 3-0-6, Riley 3-0-7, Bonner 4-5-13, Williamson 0-1-1, Balboni 1-0-2, Green, Nale 2-0-4, Blanchard 1-0-3, Davis 6-2-15

Emmanuel (5-1) 76

Pagano 2-2-7, Turco 1-1-3, Forbes 0-1-1, McCoy 6-6-18, Johnson 5-2-12, Parker, Cochrane 2-1-7, Esteves 6-5-19, Sampson, Wentworth, Araujo 3-0-6, Johnson 0-3-3, Mason, Gallant

3-pt. goals: Riley, Blanchard, Davis; Pagano, Cochrane 2, Esteves 2

Halftime: Emmanuel 27-19

MMA 73, Merchant Marine 13

At Northfield, Vt., Saturday, three different Maine Maritime Academy players outscored the entire U.S. Merchant Marine Academy team as the Mariners picked up an easy win.

Julia Knights of Brookton and Maegen Cloutier each led the way with 15 points. Rebecca Moore had 14.

Maine Maritime 73

Johnson 2-0-5, Jones, Gott 2-1-5, Knights 7-1-15, Denham, Moore 5-0-14, Marshall 1-0-2, Cloutier 6-3-15, Hayden 2-0-4, Clapham 1-0-2, Parker 4-3-11

U.S. Merchant Marine 13

Gray 2-0-5, Webber-Bey, Johnston 1-0-2, Lund 1-2-4, Bares, Guerra 1-0-2, Schultz, Adams

3-pt. goals: Johnson, Moore 4; Gray

Halftime: MMA 36-4

USM 73, ECSU 59

At Willimantic, Conn., Saturday, a balanced scoring effort from the University of Southern Maine Huskies overcame a 27-point effort by Eastern Connecticut State University’s Allison Coleman.

Megan Myles led with 14 points for USM. Tiffany Jones of Skowhegan, Ashley Marble of Woodland, and Katie Sibley each scored 11.

Southern Maine (4-1) 73

Cressler 2-4-9, Frost 1-0-3, Jones 5-0-11, Myles 4-5-14, Webster 3-3-9, Marble 3-5-11, Cowing 1-0-2, Sibley 3-4-11, Samuelson 0-2-2, Kynoch 0-1-1

E. Conn. State (4-1) 59

Burdelski 0-1-1, Prior 2-0-4, Bergeron 4-2-10, Coleman 11-3-27, Mosley 4-4-13, Paradis 0-2-2, Kline, McDonald 0-2-2, Ayers

3-pt. goals: Cressler, Frost, Jones, Myles, Sibley; Coleman 2, Mosley

Halftime: USM 38-24

St. Joseph’s loses two

At Standish, Worcester State beat St. Joseph’s 58-57 Sunday after Wesleyan (Conn.) defeated St. Joe’s on Saturday in the SJC Cole Farms Classic Tourney.

Wesleyan went on to beat Bates of Lewiston 52-51 to win the tourney tit5le.

On Sunday, Jennifer Harris led the way with 12 points and three others had 10 apiece for Worcester State.

Morgan Brownlee scored 14 points and Laura Pelkey of Bangor added 13 to lead the Saint Joseph’s Monks.

On Saturday, Hannah Stubbs scored 17 points to lead Wesleyan (Conn.) to the win. Pelkey paced St. Joe’s with 12 points and Abbie Rice put in 11.

(Sunday’s Game)

St. Joseph’s (3-4) 57

Pelkey 5-2-13, Tetrault 1-3-5, Rice 1-8-10, Blauvelt 1-0-2, Rauscher 2-3-8, Coffin 1-0-2, Somma 0-1-1, Regan 1-0-2, Ahern, Brownlee 6-2-14

Worcester State (4-3) 58

Kowal 4-1-10, Ward 5-0-10, Crane 5-0-10, Zwemke 3-1-7, Rheault 1-0-2, Barker, McGowan 1-2-5, Jenkins, Ducasse 1-0-2, Harris 6-0-12

3-pt. goals: Pelkey, Rauscher; Kowal, McGowan

Halftime: St. Joseph’s 24-19

(Saturday’s Game)

Wesleyan (6-0) 60

Stubbs 6-5-17, Bowman 5-4-15, Posocco 4-0-10, Ward 3-1-8, Mastrangelo 3-0-6, Frost 1-0-2, Schaal 1-0-2, Walsh

St. Joseph’s (3-3) 50

Pelkey 4-4-12, Rice 5-1-11, Tetrault 2-6-10, Brownlee 3-3-9, Blauvelt 1-2-4, Somma 0-2-2, Coffin 1-0-2, Rauscher

3-pt. goals: Posocco 2, Bowman, Ward

Halftime: St. Joseph’s 26-25