Ginn, Magnusson help UMF men record split

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FARMINGTON – The University of Maine-Farmington men’s basketball team beat Johnson State 87-66 Saturday, but lost to Castleton State 91-71 on Sunday in men’s basketball action.

On Sunday, John Galarneau scored 28 points to lead Castleton State.

Sean Manovill netted 13 points for Castleton while Bill Jones and Ray Daley each added 12.

Travis Magnusson of Thomaston scored 26 points for UMF. Luke Nielsen had 18 points and 13 rebounds. Bobby Deetjen had 12 points and five assists.

On Saturday, Steve Ginn scored 19 points to lift UMF past Johnson State. Magnusson netted 16 points for for the Beavers, while Deetjen had 13 points and Trafton Teague added 10.

Frank Ponte had 14 points and eight rebounds for Johnson State. Tim Santarcangelo scored 12 points and Billy Durbow had 10.

(Sunday’s Game)

Castleton State 91

Jones 5-0-12, Bevis 1-3-5, Manovill 4-2-13, Leitchnam 2-3-7, Daley 3-6-12, Bradley 1-0-2, Bottiggi 3-0-9, Galarneau 9-4-28, Jorgensen 1-0-2,k Kirk 0-1-1

UM-Farmington 71

Ginn 3-0-6, Magnusson 11-2-26, Gallagher 1-0-2, Nielsen 8-2-18, Deetjen 2-8-12, Teague 2-0-5, Carrier 1-0-2, Facey, Bird, Susi

3-pt. goals: Galarneau 6, Manovill 3, Bottiggi 3, Jones 2; Magnusson 2, Teague

Halftime: Castleton St. 40-38

(Saturday’s Game)

Johnson State 66

Ponte 5-4-14, Allen 1-0-3, Santarcangelo 3-5-12, Sweeney 2-3-8, Levine 0-2-2, Acevedo 1-0-3, Durbrow 4-2-10, Mitchell 1-0-2, Matthews 0-22, Clark 1-0-3, Carrol 2-3-7

UM-Farmington 87

Ginn 8-2-19, Nielsen 2-1-5, Deetjen 4-4-13, Magnusson 5-5-16, Teague 4-0-10, Tracy 0-1-1, Berry 2-0-5, Susi 2-3-7, Labrie 2-0-4, Carrier 3-1-7, Facey, Bird, Gallagher, Drillen

3-pt. goals: Allen, Santarcangelo, Sweeney, Acevedo, Clark; Trafton 2, Ginn, Deetjen, Magnusson, Berry

Halftime: UM-Farmington 46-22

Thomas has .500 weekend

James Godley had 28 points and six assists to push Thomas College to a 101-86 win over Johnson State College at Mahaney Gymnasium in Waterville on Sunday.

Adam Rich netted 23 points for Thomas and Ryan Conrad had 14 rebounds.

Frank Ponte had 22 points and 12 boards for Johnson State and Billy Durbow scored 18 points. Tim Santarcangelo netted 12 points and Sean Sweeney added eight assists.

On Saturday, Joel Leitchnam poured in 24 points to lead Castleton State to an 83-75 win.

Sean Manovill chipped in with 15 for the winners and Ray Daley 11.

Rich sparked the Terriers with 24 points, including five 3-pointers, while David Percy had 22 points and 11 rebounds.

(Sunday’s Game)

Johnson State (2-14) 86

Ponte 9-4-22, Trickler 1-1-3, Santarcangelo 4-1-12, Durbrow 7-4-18, Demar 1-3-5, Allen 1-4-6, Sweeney 2-0-5, Levine 1-2-5, Clark 2-0-4, Carroll 1-4-6, Acevedo

Thomas College (5-14) 101

Rich 9-0-23, Grappi 4-0-8, Percy 4-0-8, Conrad 3-2-8, Depalmer 4-1-9, Beal 0-3-3, Godley 9-10-28, Woodworth 1-4-6, Dillon 4-0-8, Johnson, Brackett, Blodgett

3-pt. goals: Santarcangelo 3, Sweeney, Levine; Rich 5

Halftime: Thomas 49-40

(Saturday’s Game)

Castleton State (10-9) 83

Jones 1-2-4, Galarneau 2-1-6, Manovill 6-1-15, Leitchnam 9-6-24, Csizmesia 1-0-3, Bradley 1-4-6, Bottiggi 2-0-5, Bevis, Dwyer 4-0-8, Daley 3-5-11, Kirk 0-1-1

Thomas (4-14) 75

Rich 8-3-24, Godley 2-6-10, Percy 2-2-6, Conrad 9-4-22, Depalmer 2-0-4, Beal, Johnson, Grappi 2-0-5, Woodworth 1-0-2, Dillon 1-0-2, Blodgett

3-pt. goals: Manovill 2, Galarneau, Csizmesia, Bottiggi; Rich 5, Grapi

Halftime: Castleton State 37-24

SMCC 76, NMCC 62

At Presque Isle on Saturday, Matt Sherwood led four players in double figures with 17 points as Southern Maine CC of South Portland prevailed.

Steve Patrick netted 14 points for the winners while Chad Sturgess added 12 and John Glidden 11.

Corey Shields paced the Falcons with 23 points. Craig Durost tossed in 11 and Robbie Hill 10.

Southern Maine CC (15-6) 76

Sherwood 8-0-17, Patrick 4-5-14, Glidden 4-3-11, Sturgess 5-2-12, Murray 3-3-9, LeClerc 1-3-5, Richardson 1-3-6, Parkhurst 1-0-2

Northern Maine CC (2-13) 62

Shields 8-7-23, Durost 3-5-11, Hill 3-2-10, Fellis 3-0-6, Porter 3-1-7, Cyr 1-0-3, Perley 0-2-2, Russell

3-pt. goals: Sherwood, Patrick, Richardson; Hill 2, Cyr

Halftime: Southern Maine CC 41-24

Bowdoin 62, Bates 55

At Brunswick on Saturday, T.J. McLeod scored 23 points to push Bowdoin College the win.

Kevin Bradley had 17 points and five assists for Bowdoin.

Brian Gerrity netted 21 points for Bates College and Ramon Garcia added 11.

Bates College (15-6) 55

Garcia 4-0-11, Gerrity 8-0-21, Furbush 3-0-8, Rivera 1-0-2, Ray 1-0-2, Stockwell 2-0-5, Chudomel 3-0-6, Linsley, McGinn

Bowdoin College (14-8) 62

Petrie 4-0-8, McLeod 9-3-23, Bradley 6-2-17, Yakavonis 1-3-5, Farmer 4-1-9, Walker, Goodridge, Arbour, Ligon

3-pt. goals: Gerrity 5, Garcia 3, Furbush 2, Stockwell, Bradley 3, McLeod 2

Halftime: Bates 31-29

Keene St. 75, Southern Maine 61

At Gorham on Saturday, Matthew Wheeler had 30 points and 17 rebounds to lead Keene State College past the University of Southern Maine.

Alphonse Michalski netted 17 points for the Owls and Chris Timson had 12 points and six assists.

Jason Levecque scored 19 points for the Huskies and Jesse McKinnell had 13 points and 13 boards.

Keene State (17-4) 75

Timson 4-3-12, Michalski 6-2-17, Wheeler 12-6-30, Davis 2-4-8, Maynard 0-2-2, Sheppard 0-1-1, Sullivan 3-0-6, Johanson, Pawlusiak

Southern Maine (7-14) 61

Lovely 3-0-8, Francoeur 3-1-8, Levecque 6-6-19, Garland 2-2-7, McKInnell 3-7-13, Casterella 3-0-6, Fulcher, Sayward, Hardwick

3-pt. goals: Michalski 3, Timson; Lovely 2, Francoeur, Levecque, Garland

Halftime: Keene State 36-30

Colby 80, Tufts 65

At Waterville, Patrick McGowan drained five 3-pointers on his way to 20 points for the Mules on Saturday.

Drew Cohen notched 18 points and Michael Westbrooks 16 for Colby. Andrew Jenkins added 15.

Reggie Stovell led Tufts with 14 points and Deyvehn East had 10.

Tufts (6-15) 65

East 3-4-10, Mack 1-0-3, Lay 4-1-9, Stovell 7-0-14, Armstrong 3-1-7, Kaklamanos 4-0-9, Belodoff 2-0-4, Grauer, Martin 3-3-9

Colby (6-16) 80

Cohen 6-6-18, Jenkins 6-3-15, Loukes 1-2-4, Forlizzi 0-1-1, Snyder-Fair, Nale, Farrell 1-0-2, Dick, Westbrooks 3-8-16, Bandi, Tessein, Rutherford

3-pt. goals: Mack, Kaklamanos; McGowan 5, Westbrooks 2, Dick

Halftime: Colby 39-29

Clippers win two

At Machias, UMaine-Machias earned a pair of wins, beating Lyndon State 95-81 Saturday and the College of St. Joseph 86-72 Sunday.

On Saturday, David Hardy poured in 23 points and Wayne Clarke 21 for the victorious Clippers.

Jeremiah Johnson and Nedrie Simmons chipped in with 10 apiece.

On Sunday, Hardy tossed in 21 points and Clarke led the way with 25 for UM-Machias. Johnson added 11.

Silas Carnes netted 32 for the College of St. Joseph in Vermont.

(Saturday’s Game)

Lyndon State (14-5) 81

Burrough 3-1-7, Barton 0-2-2, Ingerson 0-2-2, Trask 7-8-26, Morehouse 3-0-8, Baskwill 2-1-7, Cluster, Sindoris 4-0-9, Rose 4-1-9, Andros 2-5-9, Fowler 1-1-3

UM-Machias (17-8) 95

Munro, Dussard 4-1-9, Hardy 5-11-23, Garrett 1-0-3, Holyfield, Midgley 4-0-9, Cayle 1-0-2, Clarke 10-1-21, Johnson 4-2-10, Camack, Simmons 4-0-10, Cermagic, Morgan 3-1-8

3-pt. goals: Trask 4, Morehouse 2, Baskwill 2, Sindoris; Hardy 2, Simmons 2, Garrett, Midgley, Morgan

Halftime: UM-Machias 54-37

(Sunday’s Game)

Coll. of St. Joseph 72

Fowers 4-4-12, Lee 1-2-4, Dixon 2-0-4, Nimblett 3-0-6, Sawyer 5-0-10, Carnes 12-7-32, Madgwick 2-0-4

UM-Machias 86

Munro, Dusard 3-2-8, Hardy 8-3-21, Garrett 2-0-6, Holyfield, Midgley 3-0-6, Gayle 2-2-6, Camack, Simmons 1-0-3, Cerimagic, Clarke 10-5-25, Morgan

3-pt. goals: Carnes; Hardy 2, Garrett 2, Simmons

Halftime: UM-Machias 40-34

Women’s hockey

Providence 5, Maine 0

At Providence, R.I., Sonny Watrous netted two goals for the Friars in the Sunday win.

Meredith Rote, Kelli Halcisak and Ashley Payton notched a goal each for 10-11-2 Providence while Amy Thomas stopped all 22 shots she faced.

Lara Smart had 15 saves on 20 shots for the 8-12-3 Black Bears.

Women’s basketball

Tufts 65, Colby 46

At Medford, Mass., Jessica Powers poured in 23 points to lead the Jumbos past the White Mules on Saturday.

Jenny Muller chipped in with 10 for the winners.

Wendy Bonner’s 15 points sparked Colby and Laura Williamson added 11.

Colby (9-14) 46

Williamson 5-1-11, Kelly 2-0-4, Bonner 5-5-15, Bourque 1-2-4, Blanchard 3-0-9, Balboni, Emery 1-1-3, Rice, Green, Riley

Tufts (14-5) 65

Verplank 3-2-9, Christoudias 3-0-7, Gluckman 1-1-3, Powers 9-3-23, Buckley 2-0-4, Connolly 1-0-2, Vardac 1-1-3, Miller, Duffy-Cabana 1-0-2, Love 1-0-2

3-pt. goals: Blanchard 3; Powers 2, Muller 2, Verplank, Christoudias

Halftime: Tufts 35-27

UM-Farmington 91, Lesley 44

At Farmington Saturday, Karen Sirois pumped in 17 points and Kari Simpson added 15 more as the Beavers triumphed.

Danielle Mayer added 11 and Kate LaHaye 10, respectively.

Jamie Bean led Lesley College with 14.

Lesley (4-14) 44

Ramm 2-0-6, Pina, Bean 5-4-14, Belvill 2-0-6, Niosi 3-0-6, Giehl 3-0-6, Buchanan 3-0-6

UM-Farmington 14-4) 91

Mayer 4-2-11, Boyd 1-0-3, Cyr 2-0-4, Martin 1-0-2, Sirois 6-5-17, Simpson 5-5-15, Rideout 1-3-5, Haines 4-0-8, Kempton 0-6-6, Berry 1-0-3, Stanley 1-2-5, LaHaye 2-5-10, Ochs 1-0-2

3-pt. goals: Remm 2, Belvill 2; Mayer, Boyd, Berry, Stanley, LaHaye

Halftime: UM-Farmington 40-23

So. Maine 83, Keene State 57

At Gorham, Ashley Marble registered 22 points as the Huskies rolled to a Saturday win.

Tiffany Jones pumped in 18 points and Jen Webster 11 for Southern Maine.

Bekka Hopkins paced Keene State with 17.

Keene State (8-12) 57

Faulkner 1-0-2, Mechare 2-1-6, Clarke 0-1-1, Karat, Hopkins 6-1-17, Morse 2-2-6, Wagner, Arsenault 2-3-7, Begnoche 3-1-7, Davis 2-0-4, Lane 2-2-7, Jamiel

Southern Maine (20-1) 83

Welch 0-2-2, Cowing 2-4-9, Thibaudeau, Sibley 2-3-7, Marble 6-10-22, Frost 1-0-3, Jones 6-3-18, Pariseau, Myles 4-0-8, Webster 5-1-11, Kynoch 1-0-3, Samuelson

3-pt. goals: Hopkins 4, Lane, Mechare; Jones 3, Frost, Kynoch, Cowing

Halftime: Southern Maine 38-30

Thomas 73, Lesley 30

At Waterville Sunday, Heather Carter notched a double-double with 18 points and 10 rebounds to lead the Terriers.

Tammy Fowler tallied 14 points and Shauna Lessard 10 for the winners.

Christine Buchanan led Lesley College with 11.

Lesley (4-14)

Pina, Bean 3-2-8, King 2-0-5, Buchanan 3-5-11, Remm, Belvinn 1-0-2, Niosi 2-0-4

Thomas (7-10) 73

Hathaway 2-1-5, Godley 1-4-6, Leclerc 2-0-4, Corbett 3-1-8, Fowler 3-7-14, Hayes 1-1-3, Drosdik 2-0-5, Lessard 3-2-10, Carter 8-2-18

3-pt. goals: King; Lessard 2, Drosdik, Fowler, Corbett

Halftime: Thomas 38-16

St. Joseph’s 79, MMA 50

At Standish Sunday, the Monks outscored the Mariners 43-32, in the second half to pull away.

Abbie Rice led the way with 19 points for the hosts. Morgan Brownlee notched 14 and Laura Pelkey 10.

Crystal Parker and Shelly Gott led Maine Maritime with 17 apiece.

Maine Maritime (9-10) 59

Johnson 1-0-3, Moore 3-0-8, Marshall 1-0-2, Gott 6-2-17, Parker 6-5-17, Cloutier 3-1-7, Hayden 1-1-3, Denham 1-0-2

St. Joseph’s (11-10) 70

Pelkey 2-4-10, Tetrault 2-2-7, Rice 7-5-19, Regan, Brownlee 6-2-14, Coffin 1-1-3, Somma 3-1-8, Blauvelt 2-2-6, Rauscher 1-0-3, Ahern

3-pt. goals: Gott 3, Moore 2, Johnson; Pelkey 2, Tetrault, Rauscher, Somma

Halftime: 27-27

UM-Machias splits

At Machias, Gill Guest scored 45 points over the weekend including 25 points to help the University of Maine at Machias to the 82-79 win over Lyndon State on Saturday. College of St. Joseph’s won Sunday’s game 82-75.

On Saturday, Kelley Welles netted 18 points for UM-Machias and Sara Ricker added 17.

Rachel Maxwell scored 26 points for Lyndon State and Jamie Rosso had 22. Nicole Arel netted 14 points and Kate Powell added 11.

On Sunday, Morgan Hayko scored 35 points for the College of St. Joseph’s. Marissa Damanico netted 16 points and Molly Neider had 14.

Ricker netted 22 points for Machias and Guest had 20. Welles scored 15 points and Casandra Vega had 10.

(Saturday’s Game)

Lyndon State (11-8) 79

Arel 4-3-14, Rosso 6-6-22, LeBlanc 1-0-2, Dickinson 1-0-2, Maxwell 11-1-26, Page 3-0-7, Powell 4-3-11, Morehouse, Shedd

UM-Machias 82

Vega 1-2-4, Rich 3-3-9, Richardson 3-1-7, Apatu 0-3-3, Welles 8-2-18, Ricker 4-8-17, Guest 9-7-25

3-pt. goals: Rosso 5, Arel, Page; Ricker

Halftime: Lyndon State 35-34

(Sunday’s Game)

College of St. Joseph’s 82

Haytko 9-12-35, Arbelgez 0-3-3, Dufresne 2-1-5, Neider 5-0-14, Toth 1-1-3, Damanico 6-3-16, Cosey 3-0-6, Casa, Crossman

UM-Machias (13-7) 82

Vega 4-2-10, Rich 1-4-6, Richardson 0-2-2, Welles 4-7-15, Ricker 7-5-22, Guest 8-4-20, LaRochelle, Apatu, Qualey

3-pt. goals: Haytko 5, Neider 4, Damanico; Ricker 3

Halftime: St. Joseph’s 38-37

UM-Fort Kent 63, Unity 45

At Unity, Melissa Hare hit six 3-pointers on her way to 20 points as the Bengals won.

Allison Lutz and April Allen scored 14 and 13 points, respectively, for UMaine-Fort Kent.

Christine Blakesley’s 17 points paced Unity. Lyndsey Smith contributed 13.

UM-Fort Kent (12-10) 63

Quint 1-0-3, Lemon 1-0-2, Clattenberg 2-1-7, Allen 4-5-13, Hare 7-0-20, Hichborn 2-0-4, Lutz 7-0-14

Unity (5-9) 45

Smith 5-1-13, Charters 1-2-4, Kedziorzara 1-0-2, Blakesley 6-1-17, Duguay 2-5-9, Bowerman, Butterly

3-pt. goals: Quint, Clattenberg 2, Allen 2, Hare 6; Smith 2, Blakesley 4

Halftime: UMFK 30-21

UMPI 93, Fisher 39

At Boston on Sunday, Houlton’s Erica McGary scored 16 points to pace the University of Maine-Presque Isle.

Leah Joy added 14 points, Monique Daniel 11 and Kelly Ploof 10 for the Owls, who did not shoot a free throw in the game.