RUTLAND, Vt. – The University of Maine-Fort Kent put together a splendid second half Sunday while pulling away for a 78-56 men’s basketball victory over the College of St. Joseph.

Lyndon State beat the Bengals 108-101 on Saturday.

On Sunday, the Bengals led 33-30 at halftime but broke it open with a 45-28 run. Chad Gervais led UMFK with 23 points while Roy Golstein notched 14 and Bartas Samaitis 10.

On Saturday, the Bengals couldn’t overcome Lyndon State’s 3-point shooting, as the hosts went 21-for-39 from beyond the arc.

Samaitis led the way for the Bengals with 33 points. Goldstein tossed in 24 while Gervais had 16.

(Sunday’s game)

UM-Fort Kent 78

Goldstein 6-0-14, Durost 8-0-18, Gervais 10-1-23, Buyanilla, Trinity 5-0-10, Sarnuitus 4-0-8, Henry, Velose 2-1-5

College of St. Joseph 56

Sowers 3-3-9, Lee, Dixon 1-0-2, Nimblett 8-1-17, Sawyer 3-0-6, Carnes 9-2-20, Johnson, Williams 1-0-2, Madgwick

3-pt. goals: Goldstein 2, Durost 2, Gervais 2

Halftime: UM-Fort Kent 33-30

(Saturday’s game)

UM-Fort Kent 101

Cooper, Goldstein 8-4-24, York, Durost 2-0-5, Gervais 7-0-16, Nadeau, Bayanilla 2-0-4, Trinity 0-3-3, Samaitis 14-5-33, Henry 2-0-6, Veloso 3-4-10

Lyndon State 108

Grown 3-0-9, Ingerson, Morehouse 2-0-6, Trask 7-5-22, Baskwill 4-3-15, Burroughs 4-2-11, Andrus 2-7-11, Sindoris 9-3-29, Barton, rose 1-3-5, Chester, Paul, Fowler

3-pt. goals: Goldstein 4, Henry 2, Gervais 2, Durost; Brown 3, Sindoris 8, Baskwill 4, Trask 3, Brown 3, Burroughs

Halftime: Lyndon State 57-53

UM-Farmington earns split

At Farmington Saturday, Steven Ginn netted 21 points to lead the Beavers to a 71-58 victory over Mount Ida, but Lasell eked out a 63-62 win on Sunday.

On Saturday, Travis Magnusson scored 13 points and Luke Nielsen notched 10 points and 14 rebounds for UMF.

Curtis Gadles led Mount Ida with 14 points.

On Sunday, Napoleon Sandeford collected 14 points and 12 rebounds as Lasell won.

Magnusson sparked UMF with 23 points and Trafton Teague scored 10.

(Sunday’s Game)

Lasell 63

Martinez 1-0-3, Cazeau 1-3-6, Chamblain 4-0-9, DeJesus 4-2-10, Sandeford 5-4-14, Iosue 1-0-2, Perez 4-3-12, Unwin 1-0-2, Smith 2-1-5

UM-Farmington 62

Ginn 3-1-8, Magnusson 7-8-23, Bird 1-3-5, Nielsen 4-1-9, Deetjen 1-1-3, Gallagher, Teague 4-1-10, Susi, Carrier

3-pt. goals: Martinez, Cazeau, Chamblain, Perez; Ginn, Magnusson, Teague

Halftime: Lasell 32-26

(Saturday’s Game)

Mount Ida 58

Lopez 1-0-3, Conyers 2-0-4, Didick 3-0-7, Gadles 4-3-14, Chamberlain 3-3-9, Quinn, Driscoll, McGaughran 3-3-10, Erskine 4-1-11

UM-Farmington 71

Ginn 9-1-21, Magnusson 4-4-13, Gallagher 2-0-4, Teague 2-1-7, Bird 0-2-2, Nielsen 5-0-10, Deetjen 2-2-7, Susi, Carrier 2-3-7

3-pt. goals: Gadles 3, Erskine 2, McGaughran, Lopez, Didick; Ginn 2, Teague 2, Deetjen, Magnusson

Halftime: UM-Farmington 35-27

Thomas suffers two losses

At Waterville Sunday, Scott Chamberlain poured in 24 points as Mount Ida held off Thomas College 82-80.

Lasell posted a 94-73 victory over the Terriers on Saturday.

In Sunday’s game, Adam Rich sparked the Terriers with 29 points. Matt Dillon added 20 and Ryan Conrad 11.

In Saturday’s game, Stern Chamblain and Demetrius DeJesus each scored 22 points to lead Lasell College.

Rich sparked the Terriers with 23 points and James Godley added 18.

(Sunday’s Game)

Mount Ida (5-10) 82

Didick 4-3-13, Gadles 5-1-11, Chamberlain 9-4-24, McGaughran 5-3-14, Erskine 4-2-11, Lopez 2-0-5, Conyers 1-1-4

Thomas (4-12) 80

Rich 9-6-29, Godley 7-5-20, Dillon 5-1-11, Conrad 4-1-9, DePalmer 3-0-6, Beal, Grappi 1-0-2, Percy 1-1-3, Woodworth

3-pt. goals: Didick 2, Chamberlain 2, McGaughran, Erskine, Lopez, Conyers; Rich 5, Godley

Halftime: 36-36

(Saturday’s Game)

Lasell 94

Perez 2-0-4, Cazeau 1-0-3, Chamblain 7-4-22, DeJesus 9-4-22, Sandeford 7-0-14, Goldstein 1-0-3, Martinez 2-0-6, D’Oyley 2-1-7, Unwin 2-1-7, Smith 4-1-9, Schweitzer, Hunte 2-0-4

Thomas 73

Rich 9-2-23, Godley 8-2-18, Percy 1-0-2, Dillon, DePalmer 3-0-6, Beal 1-2-4, Johnson, Grappi 0-1-1, Woodwroth 4-0-8, Caron, Conrad 1-3-5, Brackett 0-2-2, Blodgett 2-0-4

3-pt. goals: Chamblain 4, Martinez 2, Unwin 2, Cazeau, Goldstein; Rich 3, Godley

Halftime: Lasell 53-28

Bowdoin 84, Colby 70

At Brunswick, T.J. McLeod tossed in 20 points while Kyle Petrie notched 17 points and 12 rebounds as the Polar Bears rolled on Saturday.

Kevin Bradley also had 17 points and Mark Yakavonis 14 for the winners.

Andrew Jenkins led the White Mules of Waterville with 18 points. Drew Cohen added 13 and Nick Farrell posted 10.

Colby (6-17) 70

Cohen 6-1-13, Jenkins 8-0-18, McGowan 1-0-2, Farrell 4-0-10, Westbrooks 2-0-5, Snyder-Fair, Nale 1-2-4, Loukes, Forlizzi, Dick 1-0-2, Featherston 0-6-6, Civiello 1-0-2, Bandi, Tessein, Rutherford 3-1-8, Cheney

Bowdoin (16-8) 84

Petrie 7-2-17, McLeod 7-4-20, Bradley 5-2-17, Yakavonis 5-4-14, Farmer 1-2-4, Walker 1-0-3, Maitland, Gildart, Phillips, Lawler, Goodridge 1-0-3, Arbour 1-4-6, Ligon

3-pt. goals: Jenkins 2, Farrell 2, Westbrooks, Rutherford; Bradley 5, McLeod 2, Petrie, Walker, Goodridge

Halftime: Bowdoin 45-31

R.I. College 77, So. Maine 61

At Providence, R.I., Saturday, Kamran Alemdar led five players in double figures with 18 points for the hosts.

Jason Levecque led the Huskies of Gorham with 15 points. Ryan Garland netted 13 and Caleb Sayward added 11.

Southern Maine (8-15) 61

Francoeur 1-3-5, Levecque 6-1-15, Garland 4-4-13, McKinnell 2-1-5, Casterella 1-0-2, Bigalow, Lovely 1-0-3, Almy, Fulcher 1-0-3, Ouellette, Hebert 1-0-2, Sayward 3-5-11, Russell, Hardwick 1-0-2

Rhode Island College (11-12) 77

Payette 1-0-2, Alemdar 5-5-18, Durgin 1-0-2, Stanko 5-1-12, Zalucki 4-6-14, Carter 2-7-11, Williams 5-0-12, Tegbaru, Fierlioni, Harris 2-2-6

3-pt. goals: Levecque 2, Garland, Lovely; Alemdar 3, Williams 2, Stanko

Halftime: Southern Maine 37-35

Saint Joseph’s 70, Husson 65

At Bangor, the Monks outscored the Braves 44-31 in the second half to rally to a Saturday win.

Curtis Nelson led the winners from Standish with 19 points and Noah LaRoce 15. Mike Stallings added 13 and Steve Monteiro 10.

Dwayne Ailey and Phil White tallied 19 points each for Husson.

St. Joseph’s (7-15) 70

Nelson 7-2-19, Stallings 4-5-13, Emmons 2-2-6, Mileski 2-1-5, Monteiro 5-0-10, Gore, Mitchell, LaRoche 4-4-15, Schacht, Looney 1-0-2

Husson (14-8) 65

Beauregard 2-0-5, J. White 2-1-6, Ailey 5-5-19, P. White 7-4-19, Leavitt 1-4-7, Mulligan, Demuth, Muzzy 1-0-2, Grant 2-3-7

3-pt. goals: Nelson 3, LaRoche 3; Ailey 4, Beauregard, J. White, P. White, Leavitt

Halftime: Husson 34-26

Women’s hockey

Maine 2, New Hampshire 2 (OT)

At Orono Saturday, Meagan Aarts and Karen Droog each scored goals as the Black Bears tied the No. 9 team in the country.

Lara Smart made 26 saves on 28 shots for the 8-13-4 Black Bears.

Shannon Clement and Sadie Wright-Ward netted goals for the 15-8-4 Wildcats. Melissa Bourdon logged 30 saves on 32 shots.

Women’s basketball

Bengals lose two games

The University of Maine-Fort Kent Lady Bengals dropped two games over the weekend as Lyndon State won 59-52 Saturday and the College of St. Joseph beat the Bengals 71-66 on Sunday.

On Saturday, the Hornets’ free-throw shooting was too much for the Bengals to overcome.

Heidi Fisher led UMFK with 15 points while April Allen added 11.

On Sunday, the College of St. Joseph bolted to a 37-22 halftime lead and withstood a Bengal rally.

Fisher led UMFK with 22 points and Allison Lutz added 11.

(Saturday’s game)

UM-Fort Kent 52

Quin, Clattenberg 1-0-2, Hare 1-3-6, Hichborn 1-0-2, Dow, Lutz 3-2-8, Boucher 1-0-2, Lennon 3-0-6, Zettergren, Fisher 6-2-15, Allen 4-2-11

Lyndon State 59

Morehouse, Arel 2-4-8, Rosse 2-4-9, Dickinson 0-2-2, Shedd 3-0-6, Maxwell 6-2-14, Powell 5-1-11, LeBlanc 1-2-4, Tiaker 0-1-1, Proulx 2-0-4, Page

3-pt. goals: Allen, Hare; Rosse

Halftime: Lyndon State 23-16

(Sunday’s game)

UM-Fort Kent 66

Quint 1-0-2, Lemon 2-2-6, Clattenburg 2-1-6, Allen 2-3-7, Hare 1-3-6, Hichborn 2-1-5, Fisher 8-6-22, Lutz 3-4-10, Boucher 1-0-2

College of St. Joseph 71

Hytke 8-4-24, Caso, Arbelaez 2-4-8, DuFresne 4-2-10, Neider 0-1-1, Toth 1-1-3, Crossman, Frasier 1-0-2, Domanico 8-3-23, Casey

3-pt. goals: Clattenberg, Hare; Hytke 4, Domanico 4

Halftime: Coll. of St. Joseph 37-22

Thomas settles for split

At Waterville Saturday, freshman Amanda Godley scored 17 points for Thomas as they pushed past Lasell 78-67.

Mount Ida downed Thomas 69-60 on Sunday.

In Saturday’s game, Tammy Fowler netted 13 points while Ashley Hathaway, Courtney Corbett and Kim Drosdik added 10 apiece.

Stacy George netted 13 to pace Lasell.

On Sunday, Adrienne Xenos tossed in 19 points as Mount Ida prevailed.

Fowler paced the Terriers with 21 points and Drosdik added 12.

(Saturday’s Game)

Lasell (8-12) 67

Silver 1-0-3, Buchberg 4-2-11, Rapisardi 2-8-12, Tucker 5-2-12, Duffy 3-1-7, Casserly 3-0-9, George 3-7-13

Thomas (8-12) 78

Hathaway 3-4-10, Godley 6-5-17, Corbett 3-3-10, Lessard 4-0-9, Fowler 4-4-13, Hayes 1-0-2, Droskdik 3-1-10, Carter 3-0-7

3-pt. goals: Silver, Buchberg, Casserly 3; Corbett, Lessard, Fowler, Drosdik 3, Carter

Halftime: Thomas 36-32

(Sunday’s Game)

Mount Ida (15-4) 69

Simbilaris 3-3-9, Tuff 6-2-15, Santos 4-7-17, Ring 0-2-2, Taft 1-3-5, Gilbert, Nikolaidis 1-0-2, Erickson, Xenos 8-3-19

Thomas (8-13) 60

Hathaway 1-0-2, Godley 2-4-8, Corbett 3-1-7, Lessard, Fowler 7-7-21, Hayes 1-0-2, Drosdik 3-4-12, Carter 3-2-8

3-pt. goals: Santos 2, Tuff; Drosdik 2

Halftime: Thomas 28-19

Bowdoin 76, Colby 48

At Brunswick Saturday, Eileen Flaherty’s 14 points helped Bowdoin end the season unbeaten for the first time in school history.

Lora Trenkle provided 13 points, while Erika Nickerson and Justine Pouravelis each added 10.

Wendy Bonner led Colby of Waterville with 15 points.

Colby (9-15) 48

Willaimson, Kelly 3-0-6, Bonner 5-5-15, Bourque 2-2-6, Blanchard 1-0-3, Balboni 1-0-2, Emery 3-0-9, Rice 1-0-2, Green 0-1-1, Riley 0-2-2, Nale 1-0-2

Bowdoin (23-0) 76

Pouravelis 5-0-10, Russell 2-0-4, Trenkle 4-2-13, Flaherty 6-2-14, Smith 2-1-5, Loonin, Withey 1-0-3, Bramwell 2-1-5, Trotta 1-2-4, Damon 2-0-4, Watson, Fugate 1-2-4, van der Veen, Mickerson 4-2-10

3-pt. goals: Blanchard, Emery 3; Trenkle 3, Withey

Halftime: Bowdoin 48-20

UM-Farmington wins twice

At Farmington Sunday, Kari Simpson tallied 25 points to lead UMaine- Farmington to a 83-58 victory over Lasell.

The Beavers downed Mount Ida 82-38 on Saturday.

In Sunday’s game, Kate LeHaye scored 13 points and Karen Sirois had 12.

For Lasell, Courtney Casserly netted 19 points.

On Saturday, Sirois’ 16 points paced UFM to vicdtory.

Simpson added 15 points and Brandi Rideout provided 11.

Adrienne Xenos led Mount Ida with 10 points.

(Saturday’s Game)

Mount Ida (15-4) 38

Langford, Kelson, Simbilaris 2-0-4, Gilbert 0-1-1, Tuff 2-0-5, Nikolaidis 1-0-3, Santon 3-0-7, Erickson, Ring 1-0-2, Taft 3-0-6, Xenos 5-0-10

UM-Farmington (16-5) 82

Mayer 2-1-5, Boyd, Cyr 1-0-3, Martin 1-0-3, Sirois 5-3-16, Simpson 7-0-15, Haines 3-0-6, Rideout 4-2-11, Kempton 1-0-2, Berry, Stanley 1-3-5, LeHaye, Ochs 3-0-6

3-pt. goals: Tuff, Nikkolaidis, Santon; Cyr, Martin, Sirois 3, Simpson, Rideout

Halftime: UMF 49-15

(Sunday’s Game)

Lasell (8-14) 58

Silver 1-0-2, Buchberg 1-1-3, Casserly 7-3-19, Rapisardi 1-5-7, George 3-0-6, Tucker 4-3-11, Duffy 4-1-10

UM-Farmington (17-5) 83

Mayer 3-0-8, Boyd, Martin 1-0-2, Sirois 3-4-12, Simpson 10-2-25, Haines 2-0-4, Rideout 1-1-4, Kempton 2-0-6, Berry, Stanley 3-0-8, LeHaye 5-3-13, Ochs 0-1-1

3-pt. goals: Casserly 2, Duffy; Mayer 2, Sirois 2, Simpson 3, Rideout, Kempton 2, Stanley 2

Halftime: UMF 47-25

Husson splits on weekend

At Bangor Sunday, Annie McIntosh tossed in 21 points as the Braves rolled to a 73-44 win over Lesley College.

Saint Joseph’s College of Standish beat Husson 57-50 on Saturday.

Holly Gracie and Stephanie Noyes tallied nine points each for Husson.

Lisa Rehm paced Lesley with 14 points.

On Saturday, Morgan Brownlee netted 17 points to pace the Monks.

Megan Tetrault scored 13 and Abbie Rice had 11.

Crystal Martin notched 11 points for Husson.

(Sunday’s Game)

Lesley 44

Pina, Niosi 2-2-6, Giehl 3-2-8, King 1-3-5, Buchanan 4-3-11, Rehm 5-0-14

Husson 73

Martin 3-2-8, Comeau 1-1-4, Davis 3-2-8, Hughes 1-0-2, McIntosh 9-3-21, Mullenix 2-0-4, Snow 1-0-3, Ballard 2-0-5, Gracie 3-3-9, Noyes 4-1-9, Merchant, McIntyre

3-pt. goals: Rehm 4; Snow, Ballard

Halftime: Husson 40-21

(Saturday’s Game)

Saint Joseph’s (12-11) 57

Pelkey 2-4-8, Tetrault 2-8-13, Rice 4-3-11, Regan 1-0-2, Brownlee 5-7-17, Coffin 2-0-4, Somma 1-0-2, Blauvelt, Rauscher

Husson (16-4) 50

Martin 1-9-11, Comeau, Hughes 4-1-9, Davis 3-0-7, McIntosh 4-1-9, Mullenix, Ballard 1-1-3, Gracie 2-2-8, Noyes, McIntyre 0-3-3

3-pt. goals: Tetrault; Davis, Gracie 2

Halftime: St. Joseph’s 32-22

So. Maine 84, R.I. College 46

At Providence, RI., Saturday, Tiffany Jones scored a game-high 19 points to pace four players in double figures as the Huskies earned their 19th straight win.

Katie Frost had 14 points, Megan Myles finished with 13 and 10 rebounds, and Ashley Marble tossed in 12 points.

Kari Geisler led the Anchorwomen with 17 points.

Southern Maine (22-1) 84

Sibley 0-2-2, Frost 4-4-14, Jones 6-4-19, Myles 6-0-13, Webster 2-2-6, Welch, Cowing 2-1-5, Thibaudeau 2-0-5, Marble 6-0-12, Pariseau 1-0-2, Kynoch 2-0-4, Samuelson 1-0-2

Rhode Island (14-9) 46

Ferri, Shields 3-2-8, Geisler 8-1-17, Pecoraro 1-1-3, Pettigrew 1-1-3, Gervin, Ranzoni 0-1-1, Merchant, Barrette 0-1-1, Rosen 1-0-2, Ryan 2-3-7, St. Amand, Nix 1-2-4

3-pt. goals: Frost 2, Jones 3, Myles, Thibaudeau

Halftime: USM 53-22