The Maine Maritime Academy men split a pair of basketball games in Massachusetts this weekend, beating Mount Ida in Newton 91-79 Sunday after losing to Lasell 73-61 on Saturday.

On Saturday, Matt Clement notched 26 points and 10 rebounds while Adam LeClair scored 23 in the win.

Marc McCorrison added 14 and Neil Stewart 11 for the winners of Castine.

Josh Didick tallied 25 points and Scot Chamberlain 21 for Mount Ida.

On Sunday, the NAC’s top team, Lasell, stormed out to an early lead and never looked back.

Clement sparked the Mariners with 29 points and 18 rebounds while LeClair had 12 points.

(Saturday’s game)

Maine Maritime (13-9) 91

LeClair 7-5-23, Dunlap 2-2-8, McCorrison 4-4-14, Clement 8-10-26, Russell 4-0-8, Poulin, Stewart 3-3-11, Schmidt, Taylor 0-1-1

Mount Ida (10-13) 79

Didick 9-0-25, Gadles 7-1-15, Chamberlain 6-8-21, McGaughran 2-0-4, Erskine 2-0-4, Lopez 1-2-4, Conyers 0-1-1, Williams 1-0-2, Prisinzano 1-0-3, Donahue, Galloway, Quinn, Driscoll

3-pt. goals: LeClair 4, Dunlap 2, McCorrison 2, Stewart 2; Didick 7, Chamberlain, Prisinzano

Halftime: Maine Maritime 57-41

(Sunday’s game)

Maine Maritime (13-10) 61

Poulin 1-0-2, Stewart 2-0-4, Heath, Schmidt, LeClair 4-0-12, Dunlap 1-1-4, Taylor, McCorrison 3-1-8, Clement 12-5-29, Russell 1-0-2

Lasell (22-3) 73

Goldstein, Martinez 1-0-3, Tosua 4-7-15, Perez 1-1-3, D’Oyley, Unwin, Cazeau 5-1-12, Chamberlain 1-3-6, Smith 2-0-4, Hunter, DeJesus 4-3-11, Sandeford

3-pt. goals: LeClair 4, Dunlap, McCorrison; Tosua 7, Chamberlain 3, DeJesus 3, Perez, Cazeau, Sandeford

Halftime: Lasell 35-23

C. Maine CC 70, SMCC 65 (OT)

At Johnston Gym in Bangor, Josh Berard scored 20 points to lead the Central Maine Community College Mustangs of Auburn to the Maine Small College Championship.

Chris Brackett had 19 points and Chris Havens added 11 for the Mustangs.

Jeremy Bennett paced Southern Maine CC with 16 points. Chad Sturgiss had 13, Steve Patrick scored 12, and Matt Ouellette added 12.

Central Maine CC 70

Berard 7-0-20, Brackett 6-7-19, Havens 5-1-11, Dempsey 2-0-5, Carrier 0-1-1, Chaplain 2-1-5, Davis, Callahan 3-0-6, Bean 1-0-3

So. Maine CC 65

Patrick 5-1-12, Ouellette 4-3-12, Sturgiss 5-2-13, Bennett 5-3-16, Richardson 1-0-2, Leclair, Merry 0-1-1, Sherwood 2-0-4, Glidden 0-2-2, Juelle 1-1-3

3-pt. goals: Berard 6, Dempsey, Bean; Patrick, Ouellette, Sturgiss, Bennett 3

Halftime: SMCC 33-29

Regulation: 57-57

USM 74, UMass-Dartmouth 68

At Gorham Saturday, Ryan Garland of Hermon, Derek Lovely, and Jason Levecque each scored 14 points for the Huskies in the win.

Jay Casterella and Mike Francoeur tossed in 10 apiece for the winners.

Chris Lapriore led UMass-Dartmouth with 19 points and Joe Britto had 14.

UMass-Dartmouth (12-13) 68

Large, Monteiro 2-0-5, Adamec 1-0-2, McAuliffe 2-0-4, Britto 6-2-14, Maioranio 3-3-10, Pawlowski 4-3-12, Campbell 1-0-2, Lapriore 8-3-19

Southern Maine (9-16) 74

Lovely 5-0-14, Francoeur 4-0-10, Levecque 5-3-14, Almy 1-0-2, Fulcher 0-2-2, Garland 4-4-14, McKinnelll 2-2-6, Casterella 5-0-10, Bigelow, Sayward, Russell, Hardwick 1-0-2

3-pt. goals: Monteiro, Maiorano, Pawlowski; Lovely 4, Francoeur 2, Garland 2, Levecque

Halftime: Southern Maine 37-29

Bates 87, Bowdoin 52

At Brunswick, Brian Gerrity chalked up 21 points and Rob Stockwell 16 to lead the Bobcats to a Saturday win.

Jon Furbush put in 14, Ramon Garcia 12 and Zak Ray 11 for Bates of Lewiston.

Kyle Petrie sparked the Polar Bears with 17 points and T.J. McLeod 13.

Bates (18-7) 87

Garcia 4-0-12, Gerrity 7-2-21, Stockwell 5-5-16, Furbush 4-4-14, Linsley 2-0-4, Ray 4-0-11, Keller 1-0-2, Lattimer 1-0-2, McGinn, Chudomel 1-1-3, Taylor, Conroy, Rivera 1-0-2

Bowdoin (16-9) 52

Petrie 7-2-17, McLeod 3-7-13, Bradley 2-0-5, Yakavonis, Farmer 2-0-5, Walker, Maitland, Gildart, Phillips, Lawler 1-0-3, Arbour 0-1-1, Ligon 3-0-6

3-pt. goals: Gerrity 5, Garcia 4, Ray 3, Furbush 2, Stockwell; Petrie, Bradley, Farmer, Goodridge

Halftime: Bates 45-20

St. Joseph’s 90, UMPI 84

At Standish Saturday, Leroy Gore scored 21 points to help push St. Joseph’s College past the University of Maine at Presque Isle.

Noah LaRoche netted 19 points for the Monks and Mike Stallings had 17 points, eight assists, and three steals. Steve Monteiro scored 17 points and Curtis Nelson had nine boards.

Fabian Lennox scored 21 points for UM-Presque Isle and Jon Codrey of Mars Hill had 19 points and nine rebounds. Cliff Smith had 14 points and three steals and Tim Gagnon had 10 rebounds.

UM-Presque Isle (9-13) 84

Smith 6-2-14, Hills 2-0-6, Emerson 3-2-9, Frenette 1-0-2, Codrey 7-5-19, Gagnon 2-1-5, Latchford 1-2-4, Lennox 9-0-21, Kline 2-0-4

St. Joseph’s College (8-16) 90

Gore 8-4-21, Nelson 3-0-6, Stallings 7-2-17, Mileski 1-1-3, Monteiro 6-4-17, Mitchell 1-0-2, LaRoche 4-9-19, Schacht 1-1-3, Emmons 1-0-2, Pulkkinen, Looney

3-pt. goals: Lennox 3, Alastair 2, Emerson; LaRoche 2, Gore, Stallings, Monteiro

Halftime: St. Joseph’s 39-29

St. Joseph’s 76, UM-Fort Kent 73

At Standish Sunday, Mike Stallings tossed in 20 points to lead the host Monks to the win.

Leroy Gore tallied 17 points and Curtis Nelson 12 for the winners.

Bartas Samaitis led the Bengals with 16 points. Alehkine Veloso added 15 points and Chad Gervais 14, respectively.

UM-Fort Kent (10-15) 73

Goldstein 3-2-9, Durost 3-0-7, Samaitis 7-1-16, Henry 1-0-2, Veloso 7-1-15, Cooper 1-2-4, York 1-0-2, Gervais 6-1-14, Nadeau, Bayanilla 0-2-2, Trinity 1-0-2

St. Joseph’s (9-16) 76

Gore 7-3-17, Nelson 5-1-12, Stallings 8-4-20, Mileski 3-0-6, Monteiro 3-2-9, Mitchell 1-0-2, LaRoche 3-0-6, Emmons 0-4-4, Looney

3-pt. goals: Goldstein, Durost, Samaitis, Gervais; Nelson, Monteiro

Halftime: St. Joseph’s 42-31

Women’s basketball

Bowdoin 68, Colby 37

At Brunswick Saturday, Lora Trenkle scored 14 points to lead the unbeaten Bowdoin Polar Bears their 24th win.

Eilleen Flaherty also had 14 for Bowdoin. Alison Smith of Bangor scored 10.

Colby (9-16) 37

Williamson, Kelly 5-1-11, Bonner 2-0-4, Bourque 1-0-2, Blanchard 1-0-3, Gasteazaro 0-2-2, Balboni 1-2-4, Emery 2-0-5, Rice, Green 0-2-2, Nale 1-0-2, Bakulski 1-0-2

Bowdoin (24-0) 68

Pouravelis 3-2-8, Russell 1-0-3, Trenkle 5-0-14, Flaherty 5-4-14, Smith 3-4-10, Loonin, Withey 0-1-1, Bramwell, Trotta, Damon, Cummings, Watson, Fugate, Van der Veen 1-0-2, Nickerson 5-4-14

3-pt. goals: Blanchard, Emery; Trenkle 2, Russell

Halftime: Bowdoin 43-15

UM-Farmington 75, Wheelock 26

At Wheelock, Kate LaHaye tossed in 13 points as the Beavers rolled on Saturday.

Danielle Mayer chipped in with 11 for the winners.

Noelle Safar and Samantha Cummings scored eight apiece for Wheelock.

UM-Farmington (18-6) 75

LaHaye 4-4-13, Mayer 3-5-11, Kempton 3-2-9, Ochs 3-1-7, Simpson 3-0-7, Boyd 2-0-6, Haines 2-1-5, Sirois 2-0-5, Martin 1-1-3, Stanley 1-0-3, Berry 1-0-2, Cyr 1-0-2, Rideout 1-0-2

Wheelock (0-20) 26

Safar 3-0-8, Cummings 4-0-8, Furey-Rosen 2-2-6, Molack 2-0-4, Rossetti

3-pt. goals: Boyd 2, LaHaye, Stanley, Simpson, Sirois, Kempton; Safar 2

Halftime: UM-Farmington 35-11

Thomas 85, Bay Path 31

At Bay Path Saturday, Kim Drosdik nailed nine 3-pointers and finished with 29 points to power the Terriers of Waterville.

Tammy Fowler provided 18 points and Amanda Godley 12 for the winners. Heather Carter added 11.

Meaghan Cauley led Bay Path with 19.

Thomas (11-13) 85

Drosdik 9-2-29, Fowler 7-4-18, Godley 5-0-12, Carter 3-2-11, Corbett 2-2-6, Hayes 2-2-6, Lessard 1-1-3

Bay Path (3-20) 31

Cauley 5-8-19, Frett 2-0-5, Koprowski 1-0-3, Eck 1-0-2, Munson 1-0-2, Barnard, Fay

3-pt. goals: Drosdik 9, Carter 3, Godley 2; Frett, Koprowski, Cauley

Halftime: Thomas 41-18

USM 98, UMass-Dartmouth 50

At Gorham Saturday, Jen Webster scored 25 points to help lead the University of Southern Maine to the win.

Tiffany Jones scored 11 points for the Huskies and Megan Myles had 10 points, seven rebounds, and seven assists. Marybeth Pariseau and Shannon Kynoch each added 10 points.

Bridgett Bowes netted 12 points for the University of Massachusetts at Dartmouth. Kerri Augenstein scored 10 points and Amy Satkevich had nine boards.

UMass-Dartmouth (10-15) 50

Augenstein 4-2-10, Ridge 1-4-7, Bowes 4-0-12, Lunnin 2-0-6, Satkevich 3-0-6, O’Neil 2-2-7, Fitzgerald 0-2-2, Lynch, Morgan, Goggin, Armstrong, Cocozza

Southern Maine (24-1) 98

Welch 2-0-5, Cowing 3-2-9, Thibaudeau 1-2-4, Sibley 1-1-4, Marble 1-2-4, Frost 1-0-3, Jones 5-0-11, Pariseau 3-4-10, Myles 4-2-10, Webster 8-7-25, Kynoch 4-1-10, Samuelson 1-1-3, Cressler

3-pt. goals: Bowes 4, Lunnin 2, Ridge, O’Neil; Welch, Cowing, Sibley, Frost, Jones, Kynoch

Halftime: Southern Maine 45-28

Maine Maritime 51, Lasell 42

At Newton, Mass., Saturday, Meghan Marshall had 18 points, 24 rebounds, five blocks, and four steals to help lead Maine Maritime Academy to the win.

Rebecca Moore netted 10 points for the Lady Mariners.

Lindsay Buchburg scored 14 points for Lasell College and Mandi Rapisardi added 13.

Lasell 42

Buchburg 6-2-14, Casserly 1-2-4, Rapisardi 4-4-13, Allen 2-1-5, Tucker 1-0-2, Duffy 0-1-1, Silver, George

Maine Maritime Academy 51

Johnson 3-2-9, Moore 3-1-10, Marshall 7-4-18, Cloutier 1-2-4, Gott 0-1-1, Hayden 1-0-2, Clapham 1-0-3, Denham 1-1-3, Parker 0-1-1, Taylor

3-pt. goals: Rapisardi; Moore 3, Johnson, Clapham

Halftime: Maine Maritime 23-22

CMCC 60, SMCC 58 (OT)

At Johnston Gym in Bangor, the Central Maine Community College Mustangs hit two of five free throws in overtime, but it was enough to give them the Maine Small College Championship.

Jessica Newton hit seven 3-pointers en route to 24 points. Ashley Scott had 22 for the Mustangs.

Joanna Gilbert led the Techs with 26 points and Samantha Averill added 12.

So. Maine CC 58

Gilbert 10-3-26, Messer 1-0-2, Averill 5-1-12, Langella 2-5-9, Moskinskie, Miles 4-1-9

C. Maine CC 60

Newton 8-1-24, Swett 11-0-22, K. Anderson 0-1-1, S. Anderson, Macklin, Garland 3-0-7, Hutchinson 1-4-6

3-pt. goals: Gilbert 3, Averill; Newton 7, Garland

Halftime: CMCC 31-30

Regulation: 58-58

Women’s hockey

Maine 3, Northeastern 2

At Boston, Saturday, Mass., Vicky Johnstone scored the game-winning goal off a Morgan Janusc assist in the third period to give the University of Maine the win.

Megan Aarts and Tristan Desmet each scored a goal for the 9-14-4 Black Bears. Cheryl White had an assist, and Janusc had another assist. Lara Smart made 32 saves on 34 shots.

Crystal Rochon and Amy Goodney each netted a goal for 13-8-7 Northeastern. Mia Mucci, Rachael Bertram, Rebecca Peters, and Theresa Ella each provided an assist. Chanda Gunn stopped 27 of 30 shots.