JOHNSON, Vt. – Husson College of Bangor erased an eight-point halftime deficit while scoring 51 second-half points Sunday on its way to an 86-80 North Atlantic Conference men’s basketball victory over Johnson State.

The Eagles earned a 25-13 edge from the foul line to win their fifth consecutive game.

Tyler Muzzy poured in 31 points to power Husson College of Bangor, now 3-1 in league play. Buddy Leavitt tossed in 24 points and snatched 10 rebounds, while Phil White added 10 points.

Charlie Viana’s 23 points and 10 rebounds led Johnson State (1-4 NAC), which shot 52 percent from the field.

Husson (7-5) 86

Lee 2-3-8, Muzzy 11-5-31, J. White 2-1-5, P. White 3-3-10, Leavitt 5-12-24, Frost, Grant, Harvey 1-1-4, Footer 2-0-4, Henry

Johnson State (3-8) 80

Sweeney 2-0-5, Durbrow 6-4-16, Viana 9-0-23, Ponte 7-5-19, Levine 4-0-9, Trickler 1-0-2, Garcia, Santarcangelo 0-2-2, Masumbuko 1-2-4, Gervais

3-pt. goals: Lee, Muzzy 4, P. White, Leavitt 2, Harvey; Sweeney, Viana 5, Levine

Halftime: Johnson State 43-35

Husson 89, Castleton State 74

At Castleton, Vt. on Saturday, Buddy Leavitt connected for 22 points and grabbed nine rebounds and Tyler Muzzy posted 20 points and nine rebounds as the Eagles won.

Phil White and Sheraud Lee contributed 12 and 10 points, respectively, for Husson College of Bangor.

John Galarneau led Castleton State with 25 points.

Husson (5-6) 89

Muzzy 6-4-20, J. White 2-2-7, P. White 5-2-12, Leavitt 7-4-22, Lee 2-5-10, Frost 2-0-4, Grant, Harvey 2-4-9, Footer 1-1-3, Henry 0-2-2

Castleton State (3-9) 74

Young 3-1-7, Jorgensen 3-4-10, Reilly 2-5-9, Galarneau 9-2-25, Daley 4-3-12, Bottiggi 1-0-3, Farley, Gregory, Vickers 2-4-8, Dwyer, Dunchus

3-pt. goals: Muzzy 4, J. White, Leavitt 4, Lee, Harvey; Galarneau 5, Daley, Bottiggi

Halftime: Husson 41-29

UM-Farmington 95, Becker 59

At Leicester, Mass. on Sunday, Trafton Teague paced a list of four UMaine-Farmington double-figure scorers with 18 points as the Beavers went to 3-0 in the North Atlantic Conference.

Bobby Deetjen scored 14 points while Travis Carrier and Luke Nielsen tallied 11 and 10, respectively.

Barett Dziok tossed in a game-high 21 points for Becker (1-3 NAC).

UM-Farmington (8-4) 95

Magnusson 1-1-3, Teague 7-1-18, Nielsen 4-2-10, Deetjen 4-0-14, Carrier 4-3-11, Tracy 1-0-3, St. John 3-0-8, Fry 2-2-8, Nichols 2-1-5, Drillen, Hutchinson 2-4-9, Susi 2-0-4, McIver 1-0-2

Becker (1-10) 59

Friello 1-0-3, Rivers 2-3-7, Dziok 7-2-21, Logan 1-6-9, Kotkowski 1-0-2, Capodanno, Sparkman 1-3-6, Bowzer 1-1-4, Bolduc 2-1-7, DeLuca

3-pt. goals: Teague 3, Deetjen 4, Tracy, St. John 2, Fry 2, Hutchinson; Friello, Dziok 5, Logan, Sparkman, Bowzer, Bolduc 2

Halftime: UM-Farmington 44-30

UM-Farmington 62, Elms 53

At Chicopee, Mass. on Saturday, Bobby Deetjen scored eight straight points in a span of a minute and 20 seconds, sparking the Beavers to victory.

Deetjen, Travis Magnusson and Trafton Teague tossed in 13 points apiece for UMaine-Farmington. Travis Carrier added nine points and 13 rebounds.

Kyle Seyboth and Renato Lindmets paced Elms College with 12 points each.

UM-Farmington (7-4) 62

Magnusson 4-5-13, Teague 4-5-13, Nielsen 0-4-4, Deetjen 4-3-13, Carrier 4-1-9, St. John 2-0-5, Fry 1-0-3, Hutchinson, Susi 1-0-2

Elms (6-4) 53

Seyboth 4-1-12, Hite, Lindmets 6-0-12, Branyon 3-0-6, Hawes 4-0-8, Vassar 2-2-6, Ancrum 1-4-7, Hurst 1-0-2, Bernard

3-pt. goals: Deetjen 2, St. John, Fry; Seyboth 3, Ancrum

Halftime: Elms 33-30

Castleton State 85, MMA 81

At Castleton, Vt. on Sunday, Ray Daley tossed in 26 points as the Spartans edged the Mariners in overtime.

Jeremy Jorgensen scored 24 points and pulled down 13 rebounds for Castleton State, now 3-2 in the North Atlantic Conference.

Marc McCorrison went 7-for-9 from 3-point range and led Maine Maritime Academy of Castine (0-4 NAC) with 33 points. Neil Stewart contributed 18 points and 11 rebounds, while Brandon Hall posted 12 points and 13 rebounds.

Maine Maritime (2-6) 81

Stewart 4-8-18, Russell 1-4-6, Hall 6-0-12, Dunlap 3-0-7, McCorrison 10-6-33, Hopkins, Brown, Schmidt, McCarley, Kenniston 2-0-5

Castleton State (4-9) 85

Young 3-0-6, Jorgensen 10-4-24, Reilly 5-1-13, Galarneau 5-2-15, Daley 10-5-26, Bottiggi, Gregory, Vickers 0-1-1, Dunchus

3-pt. goals: Stewart 2, Dunlap, McCorrison 7, Kenniston; Reilly 2, Galarneau 3, Daley

Halftime: Castleton State 34-32

Regulation: 72-72

Johnson State 66, MMA 46

At Johnson, Vt. on Saturday, Frank Ponte led Johnson State to victory, scoring 21 points.

Marc McCorrison totaled nine points for the Mariners, while Brandon Hall grabbed 14 rebounds.

Maine Maritime (2-5) 46

McCorrison 3-2-9, Dunlap 1-0-3, Stewart 3-1-8, Russell 2-0-4, Hall 3-2-8, Hopkins 0-1-1, Nickerson, Brown 0-2-2, Schmidt 2-0-5, McCarley 1-2-5, Farrin 0-1-1

Johnson State (3-7) 66

Sweeney 2-0-5, Durbrow 2-0-4, Viana 3-2-9, Ponte 9-3-21, Levine 5-0-10, Trickler, Coutrayer 1-0-3, Garcia, Laimica, Santarcangelo 2-2-8, Matthew, Masumbuko, Gervais

3-pt. goals: McCorrison, Dunlap, Stewart, Schmidt, McCarley; Sweeney, Viana, Coutrayer, Santarcangelo 2

Halftime: Johnson State 39-18

Colby 65, Bates 59

At Wadsworth Gym in Waterville on Saturday, Patrick McGowan scored 13 of his game-high 21 points in the second half while going over 1,000 points for his career while leading the White Mules to a nonleague victory over the Bobcats.

Andrew Jenkins and Drew Cohen provided 14 and 13 points, respectively, for Colby.

Bangor High product Zak Ray paced Bates College of Lewiston with 14 points, seven rebounds and four steals. Brian Gerrity added 12 points.

Bates (9-3) 59

Ray 5-2-14, Gerrity 5-0-12, Stockwell 3-0-7, Furbush 3-0-6, Linsley 3-1-7, Wholey 2-0-4, Cahill 1-0-2, Shone, Chudomel 1-1-3, Rivera 1-2-4

Colby (9-2) 65

Cohen 4-5-13, Jenkins 6-2-14, McGowan 8-3-21, Farrell 1-1-4, Westbrooks 4-1-9, Snyder-Fair, Nale, Cushman 1-0-2, Dick, Rutherford 0-2-2

3-pt. goals: Ray 2, Gerrity 2, Stockwell; McGowan 2, Farrell

Halftime: 30-30

Elms 86, Thomas 80 (OT)

At Chicopee, Mass. on Sunday, freshman forward Renato Lindmets netted 21 points, including six of the first nine points in overtime, to lift the Blazers to victory.

Josh Yucius had two consecutive layups to tie the game in regulation for Thomas College of Waterville and finished with 14 points. Adam Rich scored a game-high 26 points and James Godley had 13 for the Terriers, now 1-2 in the North Atlantic Conference.

Thomas (4-9) 80

Rich 9-4-26, Godley 6-0-13, Conrad 3-1-7, Blodgett 3-0-6, DePalmer 3-0-6, Elrod, Grappi 2-2-7, Percy, Yucius 4-6-14, Sibley 0-1-1

Elms (7-4) 86

Seyboth 5-2-16, Ancrum 5-8-19, Lindmets 7-7-21, Branyon 3-0-6, Hawes 5-0-10, Vassar 4-0-9, Hite 1-0-2, Davis 1-0-3, Hurst, Bernard

3-pt. goals: Rich 4, Godley, Grappi; Seyboth 4, Ancrum, Vassar, Davis

Halftime: Thomas 38-31

Thomas 84, Becker 64

At Leicester, Mass. on Saturday, Adam Rich notched 24 points and James Godley netted 19, leading Thomas College of Waterville to victory.

Barett Dziok was the game’s top scorer with 29 points for Becker.

Thomas (4-8) 84

Godley 8-2-19, Grappi 1-3-5, Youius 1-7-9, Conrad 3-2-8, DePalmer 2-1-5, Rich 8-5-24, Barard, Elrod 1-1-3, Percy, Woodbury 1-0-2, Jett 1-0-2, Blodgett 2-1-5, Sibley 1-0-2

Becker (1-9) 64

Friello 0-1-1, Rivers 2-5-9, Dziok 10-3-29, Logan 5-4-14, Kotkowski 1-0-3, Capodanno, Sparkman, Bowzer 1-2-4, bolduo 1-1-4, DeLuca

3-pt. goals: Rich 3, Godley 1; Dziok 6, Kotkowski, Bolduo

Halftime: Thomas College 46-29

Keene State 88, So. Maine 69

At Gorham on Saturday, Keene State overran Southern Maine in the first half en route to the win.

Erik Schlacter scored 19 points to lead the winners.

Jesse McKinnell scored 15 for Southern Maine. Josh Daniels and Jason Levecque had 11 and 10 points, respectively.

Keene State (7-4) 88

Ritter 3-6-12, Maynard 1-0-2, Schlacter 6-3-19, Sontag 3-6-15, Gervais 8-0-16, Drouin 4-0-10, Hickey, Craig 0-2-2, Licitra 4-3-12, Wickles, Sheppard, Adams

Southern Maine(4-8) 69

Fancoeur 1-2-5, Levecque 4-2-10, Garland 2-0-5, McKinnell 4-7-15, Sayward 1-0-2, Kaneko, Randall, Oakley 3-0-8, Donar 2-0-5, Daniels 3-2-11, Hebert, Farvis, Hardwick 2-4-8

3-pt. goals: Schlacter 4, Sontag 3, Drouin 2, Licitra; Daniels 3, Oakley 2, Francoeur, Garland, Donar

Halftime: Keene State 46-28

UMFK 1-1 in tourney

At Poultney, Vt., the University of Maine-Fort Kent rolled to a 105-55 win in the consolation game of the Green Mountain Tourney Sunday after losing to Fisher College 113-78 Saturday.

All-tourney selection Brandon Levasseur, a freshman, paced 4-13 UMFK on Sunday with 25 points, 10 rebounds and four blocked shots. Bartas Samaitis added 19 points and seven rebounds, Billy Russo had 13 points and 13 rebounds and Ketrron Simpson had 13 points and five steals.

Jermaine Gerald led Paul Smith College with 21 points.

On Saturday, Mike Newcomb, Carmine Charles and Steve Terry each scored 29 points to lead Fisher.

Rytis Kriunas paced UMFK with 25 points while Russo added 16 points and 12 rebounds. Samaitis chipped in with 19 points and Darius Parker had 10 points and five steals.

Women’s hockey

Maine 4, Sacred Heart 1

At Alfond Arena in Orono on Sunday, the Black Bears outshot the Pioneers 74-8 on the way to their eighth straight victory.

Amy Quirion scored two third-period goals for 11-5-2 UMaine, while Morgan Janusc posted a goal and an assist. Cheryl White added a goal, with Andrea Steranko and Tristan Desmet providing two assists each.

Brigit Laflamme also had an assist for the Bears behind Rachel Gettings, who made seven saves.

Stephanie Boulny piled up 70 saves, including 29 in the first period, for 4-9-1 Sacred Heart.

Women’s basketball

Husson 88, Johnson State 43

At Johnson, Vt. on Sunday, Holly Gracie hit six 3-pointers on her way to 20 points as the Eagles pushed their North Atlantic Conference record to 4-2.

Carmen Ballard netted 15 points, Stephanie Noyes scored 14 and Annie McIntosh added 10 for Husson College of Bangor. Michelle Murray posted seven assists.

Nicole Gokey paced Johnson State (0-5 NAC) with 14 points.

Husson (5-7) 88

Ballard 6-0-15, Murray 3-0-6, Noyes 5-4-14, Gracie 7-0-20, McIntosh 5-0-10, Martin 2-2-6, Hartshorn 3-0-7, Merchant 1-1-4, Melcher, McIntyre 3-0-6

Johnson State (0-10) 43

Gokey 5-1-14, Rusin, Royce 1-3-5, Spear 4-0-8, Thomas 5-1-11, Bose 2-0-5, Honkala

3-pt. goals: Ballard 3, Gracie 6, Hartshorn, Merchant; Gokey 3, Bose

Halftime: Husson 52-14

Castleton 76, Husson 74

At Castleton, Vt. on Saturday it was a tight game, but Castleton pulled out the victory.

Carrie Black and Beth Ratner led Castleton State with 18 points each.

Annie McIntosh and Holly Gracie led the Eagles with 16 points each. Stephanie Noyes scored 14 and Carmen Ballard added 11.

Husson College (4-7) 74

Noyes 5-4-14, McIntosh 7-2-16, Ballard 2-5-11, Burray 2-0-6, Gracie 4-5-16, Martin 0-2-2, Hartshorn, Merchant 2-2-7, Melcher, McIntyre 0-2-2

Castleton (7-2) 76

Whiting 4-9-17, Ratner 5-8-18, Black 6-5-18, Vreeland 1-4-6, Wedge 5-2-14, Amedore 1-1-3, Buggiani, O’Rourke

3-pt. goals: Gracie 3, Ballard 2, Murray 2, Merchant; Wedge 2, Black

Halftime: Husson 37-34

UM-Farmington 76, Becker 45

At Leicester, Mass. on Sunday, the Beavers hit 11 3-pointers in blowing out Becker.

Karen Sirois scored 19 points to lead UMaine-Farmington, now 4-0 in the North Atlantic Conference, while Kari Simpson netted 15.

Michelle Stockwell’s 14 points powered Becker (2-4 NAC).

UM-Farmington (7-2) 76

Cyr 3-0-8, Rideout 3-0-7, Simpson 6-2-15, Sirois 7-1-19, LaHaye 1-2-5, Boyd 1-0-3, Schwarz, Johnson 4-0-8, Ross 2-0-5, Berry, Stanley 1-0-2, Haines 2-0-4, McLeod

Becker (4-7) 45

Weeks 1-1-3, Arroyo 2-0-4, Evans 4-3-12, Hakala 1-0-2, Stockwell 5-2-14, Benson, McNair 4-2-10

3-pt. goals: Cyr 2, Rideout, Simpson, Sirois 4, LaHaye, Boyd, Ross; Evans, Stockwell 2

Halftime: UM-Farmington 52-14

UM-Farmington 73, Elms 40

At Chicopee, Mass. on Saturday, Kari Simpson and Karen Sirois netted 14 points each as the Beavers beat Elms.

Simpson also snatched 11 rebounds and Brandi Rideout scored another 13 points for UMaine-Farmington.

Amy Kasala scored 17 points for the Blazers.

UM-Farmington (7-2) 73

Cyr 1-0-3, Rideout 5-3-13, Simpson 6-0-14, Sirois 4-2-14, LaHaye 3-0-6, Boyd 0-2-2, Schwarz 1-0-3, Johnson 2-0-4, Ross, Berry 1-0-2, Stanley, Haines 3-0-6, McLeod 2-1-6

Elms (2-7) 40

Kasala 8-1-17, Fernandes 1-0-3, Prattico 2-1-5, Arment 1-0-2, Castro 1-0-2, DaCunha 1-0-2, LiPetri, Josefiak 0-1-1, O’Keefe 0-1-1, Dugre 2-3-7

3-pt. goals: Cyr, Simpson 2, Sirois 4, Schwarz, McLeod; Fernandes

Halftime: UM-Farmington 34-16

Emmanuel 65, Bowdoin 60

At Boston on Saturday, Alyssa McCoy scored 22 points as Emmanuel College knocked off Bowdoin College of Brunswick, the top-ranked Division III team in the country.

Eileen Flaherty scored 18 points for Bowdoin. Justine Pouravelis, Katie Cummings and Marisa Berne netted 12, 11 and 10 points, respectively.

Bowdoin (10-1) 60

Pouravelis 5-2-12, Cummings 1-9-11, Russell, Flaherty 7-4-18, Smith 1-0-2, Loonin 1-0-2, Berne 3-2-10, Withey, Nickerson 2-1-5

Emmanuel (9-1) 65

Bushman 1-0-3, Paez 5-0-11, McCoy 6-10-22, L. Johnson 3-5-11, P. Johnson 6-0-12, Paszko, Wentworth 1-0-2, Green 1-0-2, Mooney 1-0-2

3-pt. goals: Berne 2; Bushman, Paez

Halftime: Emmanuel 32-26

So. Maine 72, Keene State 41

At Gorham on Saturday, Tiffany Jones scored 17 points as the Huskies cruised to victory.

Ashley Marble tallied 13 points and 11 rebounds for Southern Maine.

Bekka Hopkins led Keene State (N.H.) with 13 points.

Keene State (8-4) 41

Mechare 2-0-6, Hopkins 5-0-13, Morse 1-2-4, Begnoche, Barnes 2-0-6, Graveley 0-2-2, Crawford 0-2-2, Daniels 0-1-1, Lane, Davis, Emmons, Jamiel 3-0-7

Southern Maine (10-2) 72

Sibley 2-0-4, Marble 3-7-13, Frost 2-0-6, Jones 6-3-17, Myles 3-0-6, Welch 1-1-4, Cowing 1-1-3, Thibaudeau, Bryant 2-0-5, Ross 0-2-2, Sylvain 1-2-4, Kynoch 0-1-1, Welch 0-2-2, Krausse 0-1-1, Samuelson 2-0-4

3-pt. goals: Mechare, Hopkins 3, Barnes 2, Jamiel; Frost 2, Jones 2, Welch, Bryant

Halftime: Southern Maine 41-27

MMA 63, Castleton State 43

At Castleton, Vt. on Sunday, the Mariners shot 46 percent in the second half and outrebounded the Spartans 51-33 overall while improving to 6-0 in North Atlantic Conference play.

Alyssa Burns poured in 22 points and grabbed 14 rebounds to propel Maine Maritime Academy of Castine. Michelle Gott netted 14 points. Meghan Marshall pulled down 12 rebounds.

Beth Ratner led Castleton State (4-1 NAC) with 14 points.

Maine Maritime Acad. (10-1) 63

Gott 6-1-14, Hayden 1-0-2, Grant 0-4-4, Burns 5-11-22, Freeman 0-3-3, Moore, Leeman 3-0-8, Marshall 2-1-5, Jones, Johnson 0-1-1, Clapham, Knights 3-0-6, Parker

Castleton State (7-3) 43

Whiting 3-3-9, Ratner 4-6-14, Black 2-0-4, Vreeland 2-2-6, Wedge 1-0-2, Hunt, Maniery, Amedore 3-0-6, Buggiani 2-3-7, O’Rourke

3-pt. goals: Gott, Burns, Leeman 2

Halftime: MMA 28-25

MMA 70, Johnson State 49

At Johnson, Vt. on Saturday Maine Maritime dominated, led by Alyssa Burns’ 18 points.

Michelle Gott notched 14 points and Kaitlyn Leeman added 12 for the Mariners of Castine.

Nicole Gokey led Johnson State with 13 points.

Johnson State (0-9) 49

Grant, Burns 7-4-18, Gott 6-1-14, Hayden, Freeman 3-1-8, Moore, Leeman 3-4-12, Marshall 0-2-2, Jones 2-0-4, Johnson, Clapham 2-0-5, Knights 2-3-7, Parker

Maine Maritime (9-1) 70

Gokey 5-2-13, Picard, Royce, Spear 3-6-12, Thomas 3-3-9, Rusin 1-1-3, Bose 1-4-6, Honkala 2-2-6

3-pt. goals: Leeman 2, Gott, Freeman, Clapham; Gokey

Halftime: Maine Maritime 30-21

Thomas 72, Elms 48

At Chicopee, Mass on Sunday, Tammy Fowler notched 24 points as the Terriers ran past the Blazers.

Samantha Davis netted another 23 points for Thomas, now 4-1 in the North Atlantic Conference.

Danielle Dugre scored 11 points for Elms (2-5 NAC).

Thomas (5-6) 72

Hathaway 0-1-1, Godley 2-0-5, Butler 1-2-4, Fowler 11-1-24, Davis 9-3-23, Hayes 0-2-2, Chouinard 1-0-3, Drosdik 1-0-3, Dyer 1-0-2, Demers 0-3-3, Searles 1-0-2

Elms (2-8) 48

Kasala 1-1-3, Fernandes 3-0-8, Arment 3-0-8, Castro 3-0-6, Dugre 4-3-11, DaCunha, LiPetri, Prattico 2-2-6, Josefiak 0-2-2, O’Keefe 2-0-4

3-pt. goals: Godley, Fowler, Davis 2, Chouinard, Drosdik; Fernandes 2, Arment 2

Halftime: Thomas 37-31

Thomas 66, Becker College 40

At Leicester, Mass. on Saturday, Tammy Fowler led the Terriers with 19 points and 6 rebounds, lifting them to victory.

Amanda Godley and Ashley Hathaway netted 12 and 11 points, respectively, for Thomas College of Waterville.

Jocelyn McNair notched 12 points for Becker.

Thomas (4-6) 66

Hathaway 4-0-11, Godley 4-1-12, Butler 1-0-2, Fowler 8-2-19, Davis 3-0-6, Hayes 0-2-2, Chouinard, Dyer 2-2-6, Demers 3-1-8, Searles

Becker (4-6) 40

Weeks 0-2-2, Arroyo 1-0-2, Evans 3-4-10, Hakala 2-2-6, Stockwell 2-3-8, Benson, McNair 4-4-12

3-pt. goals: Hathaway 3, Butler 3, Fowler, Demers; Stockwell

Halftime: Thomas 36-14

Saint Joseph’s 68, CSJ 40

At Standish on Saturday, Margaret Blauvelt led the way for host Saint Joseph’s with 10 points and nine rebounds. Val Dumais chipped in with nine points.

Elizabeth Arbelaez notched 13 points for the College of St. Joseph of Rutland, Vt.

College of St. Joseph (3-6) 40

Arbelaez 4-4-13, Neider 4-0-8, Guetti 3-2-8, Moran 1-2-4, DiManno 2-1-5, Lansburg 1-0-2, Marciariello, Crossman, March

Saint Joseph’s (5-5) 68

Regula 3-0-6, Pelkey 2-0-4, Tetrault 3-2-8, Dumais 4-0-9, Blauvelt 5-0-10, Willis 1-1-3, Coffin 1-0-2, Sommqa 1-0-2, Drown, Foscaldo 3-0-7, Rauscher 3-0-7, Farrell -02-2, Ahern 1-0-2, Lint 3-0-6

3-pt. goals: Arbelaez; Dumais, Foscaldo, Rauscher

Halftime: St. Joseph’s (Me.) 38-14

UMPI 72, UM-Augusta 35

At the University College of Bangor on Sunday, Jessica Cyr netted 18 points, leading the Owls to victory.

Maggie Sutherland scored 13 points, and Nikki Michaud chipped in 10 for the winners.

UMaine-Augusta’s Danielle Duval and Amanda Pepin each notched 15 points.

UMaine-Augusta (0-7) 35

Campbell 1-3-5, Duval 6-1-15, Pepin 5-2-15, Brown, Thibideau, Frederics, Taylor

UMaine-Presque Isle (2-6) 72

Beasley 4-1-9, Wescott 2-1-6, M. Sutherland 6-0-13, Michaud 5-0-10, Allan 1-0-2, DeLong 2-1-5, Sullivan 2-1-5, Cyr 6-2-18, Lenentine 3-0-6, L. Sutherland, Patterson

3-pt. goals: Pepin 3, Duval 2; Cyr 4, Wescott, Sutherland

Halftime: UMPI 35-12