Carrier leads Beavers to title

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FARMINGTON – Travis Carrier of Auburn scored 27 points and grabbed 12 rebounds to lead the University of Maine-Farmington to a 91-78 victory over Lyndon State in the men’s basketball championship game of the Hight Chevrolet Tip-Off Tournament Sunday.

In the consolation game, Wentworth downed UM-Presque Isle 96-52.

In the title game, Trafton Teague of Fairfield had 19 points for UMF and Matt St. John of Wayne added 16. Travis Magnusson added 10 points and 11 assists.

Chris Dorsey scored 26 points and Tanner Pryce added 24 for Lyndon State.

In the consolation game, Sherrod Prezzie-Blue led all scorers with 26 points and grabbed eight rebounds as well for Wentworth. Bryan Gaine and Jeff Cappa scored 13 and 10 points, respectively.

For UMPI, Brett Miles had 22 points and three steals.

Carrier was joined on the all-tournament team by Dorsey, Pryce, UMPI’s Miles and Wentworth’s Prezzie-Blue.

Lyndon State (1-1) 78

Danforth, Lawson, Dorsey 10-3-26, George, Paul, Pryce 8-4-24, Stacy, Holden, Durr 4-1-9, Barata, Longley 1-0-2, Ibey 3-2-8, Fowler 2-4-8, Stoddard-Imani

UM-Farmington (1-1) 91

Magnusson 4-2-10, Tracy 0-1-1, Teague 8-2-19, St. John 6-2-16, Fry 4-4-14, Nichols, Hutchinson 1-0-2, Labrie 0-2-2, Carrier 13-1-27

3-pt. goals: Dorsey 3, Pryce 4, Fowler; Teague, St. John 2, Fry 2

Halftime: 36-36

UM-Presque Isle (0-2) 52

Hodgdon 1-2-4, Miles 8-1-22, Sandoval 2-4-9, Montgomery, Colley 2-2-6, Adams 0-4-4, Wire 1-3-5, Kline 0-2-2

Wentworth (1-1) 96

McDonnell 2-1-6, Fernandes 2-0-4, Bolton 2-0-4, Doyle 0-2-2, Bryant 1-2-5, Hall 3-1-7, DaCosta 2-1-5, Ward 3-0-6, Gaine 5-3-13, Cappa 3-2-10, Frydman, Bynes 0-2-2, Prezzie-Blue 9-4-26, Vilano, Meyers 3-0-6

3-pt. goals: Miles 5, Sandoval; McDonnell, Bryant, Cappa 2, Prezzie-Blue 4

Halftime: Wentworth 40-32

Salve Regina 72, UM-Fort Kent 49

At Dartmouth, Mass., Matt Coute scored 20 points to lead Salve Regina to the win over the University of Maine at Fort Kent in the Hampton Inn Classic consolation game on Saturday.

Justin Woodworth has 15 points for Salve Regina and Matt Grendal added nine points and 13 rebounds.

Billy Russ had 13 points and nine rebounds for UM-Fort Kent and Darius Parker also scored 13 points.

Salve Regina (1-1) 72

Grendal 3-3-9, O’Brien 1-0-3, Walsh 2-2-6, Goodridge 1-3-5, Coute 7-3-20, Hazzard 1-2-4, DeSantis 2-0-5, Woodworth 5-0-15, Lynch 1-2-5, Rego, Pallotti, Cassell, Walsh

UM-Fort Kent (2-3) 49

B. Russo 5-3-13, Bard 2-2-6, D. Russo 1-5-7, Allen 1-0-2, Parker 4-4-13, Bassue 1-0-3, Myers 1-0-3, Akstinas 1-0-2

3-pt. goals: Woodworth 5, Coute 3, O’Brien, DeSantis, Lynch; Parker, Bassue, Myers

Halftime: Salve Regina 38-19

Chicago 63, Colby 53

At Chicago, Clay Carmody scored 15 points and had 11 rebounds to lead the University of Chicago to the win on Saturday.

Nate Hanije scored 11 points for Chicago.

Andy Jenkins scored 18 points for Colby. Drew Cohen had 14 points and eight rebounds and Nick Farrell added nine points.

Colby College (0-1) 53

Cohen 5-4-14, Gaudet 3-0-7, Jenkins 6-2-18, Farrell 3-3-9, Dick 2-0-5, Dutrone , Simpson, Featherson, Civiello, Bandi, Decker

Univ. of Chicago (1-0) 63

Meyer 3-1-9, Woodhead 2-3-7, Hainje 3-3-11, Hicks 2-5-9, Carmody 6-3-15, Todd 0-1-1, Corning 0-1-1, Adams 2-2-7, Reynolds 0-1-1, Vismantas 1-0-2, Watson, Okonkwo, Sheline

3-pt. goals: Jenkins 4, Gaudet, Dick; Meyer 2, Hainje 2, Adams

Halftime: Colby 37-35

Denison 74, Colby 71

At Chicago, Dan Hodgkinson scored 18 points to lead Denison past Colby College in the Chicago Tournament consolation game on Sunday.

Jordan Krantz scored 16 points for Denison and Robb Hern had 11 points and eight rebounds.

Nick Farrell led Colby with 16 points. Nate Dick had 12 points and Drew Cohen had 10 rebounds.

Denison (1-1) 74

Gognat 0-2-2, Izzo 3-2-9, Hern 3-4-11, Shea 2-0-4, Hodgkinson 6-6-18, Julian 3-1-7, Krantz 6-2-16, Koecheler 2-0-4, McMahon 0-2-2, Rohlfing 0-1-1, Eberst, Ward

Colby (0-2) 71

Cohen 3-1-7, Gaudet 3-0-9, Jenkins 1-3-5, Farrell 6-1-16, Dick 5-1-12, Cutrone 2-0-6, Simpson 1-2-4, Bandi 2-2-6, Decker 3-0-6, Featherson, Civiello, Shors

3-pt. goals: Krantz 2, Izzo, Hern; Gaudet 3, Farrell 3, Cutrone 2, Dick

Halftime: Denison 43-37

Salem State 80, MMA 43

At Salem, Mass., Eric Downie scored 19 points and had six steals to lead Salem State College past Maine Maritime Academy in the Salem State Tip-Off Tournament on Saturday.

Alex Finn scored 14 points for Salem State and Joseph Walker added 13 points. Dylan Holmes had 13 rebounds.

Derek DiFrederico led Maine Maritime with 15 points. Adam Haskell had 12 points and eight rebounds and Neil Stewart scored 10 points.

Maine Maritime (0-1) 43

McCorrison 2-0-5, Haskell 4-4-12, DiFrederico 5-2-15, Stewart 5-0-10, Yeo 0-1-1, Oldham, Deabay

Salem State (1-0) 80

McCombs 3-0-7, Downie 7-3-19, Walker 6-0-13, Finn 5-0-14, Martin 3-0-7, Harrington 1-0-3, Alleyne 3-0-6, Demosthene 2-0-4, Holmes 1-2-5, Gentilotti 2-2-6

3-pt. goals: DiFrederico 3, McCorrison; Finn 4, Downie 2, McCombs, Walker, Martin, Harrington, Holmes

Halftime: Salem State 43-23

Colby-Sawyer 107, Husson 91

At Keene, NH, Andrew St. Clair scored 27 points to push Colby-Sawyer College to the win over Husson College in the Keene State College Tip-Off Tournament on Saturday.

James Thorpe had 19 points and 10 rebounds for Colby-Sawyer. Duncan Szeliga had 13 points and Pat Kenny added 12 points.

Buddy Leavitt paced Husson with 25 points and Bill Beauregard scored 19 points. Tyler Muzzy and Sheraud Lee each scored 13 points and Jason Harvey added 10 points.

Colby-Sawyer (2-0) 107

Thorpe 7-0-19, St. Clair 10-7-27, Kenny 4-2-12, Bray 0-3-3, Fournier 3-1-8, Lemieux 1-0-2, Carter 2-3-7, Murray 0-2-2, Cousins 3-0-9, Szeliga 4-5-13, Spanos 2-1-5, Butterworth, Tardif, McKinnon, Burnell

Husson College (0-2) 91

Muzzy 5-2-13, White 4-1-9, Leavitt 7-8-25, B. Beauregard 5-5-19, Harvey 3-3-10, Kissinger 1-0-2, Lee 4-2-13, Figueros, Berry, Heath, Kane, R. Beauregard, Philbrick, Jennings, henry

3-pt. goals: Thorpe 5, Cousins 3, Kenny 2, Fournier; B. Beauregard 4, Leavitt 3, Lee 3, Muzzy, Harvey

Halftime: Colby-Sawyer 54-52

EMCC, Holland split

At Johnston Gym, Bangor, Eastern Maine Community College came back to win 64-55 over Holland College of Prince Edward Island on Sunday after losing 67-65 on Saturday.

Saturday’s Game

Holland College 67

McKenna 3-1-7, McIntosh 3-3-11, Gray 1-1-4, Bentley 5-2-12, Perry 10-4-24, Reagh 4-1-9, Deveoux, Roswell, Trainor, Bowen

Eastern Maine CC 65

Ofili 1-0-2, Erickson 5-1-11, Andrews 2-0-6, Boyington 4-0-10, Maloney 1-0-2, Manner 1-4-6, Willett 1-0-3, Bones 9-0-21, M. Lindhall 2-0-4, O. Lindhall, Jefferson

3-pt. goals: McIntosh 2, Gray; Bones 3, Boyington 2, Andrews 2, Willett

Halftime: EMCC 38-37

Sunday’s Game

Holland College (5-3) 55

McKenna 1-0-2, Trainor 5-1-11, McIntosh 4-2-10, Gray 2-1-7, Lawlor 3-2-8, Perry 5-3-13, Reagh 2-0-4, Roswell, Bentley, Bowen

Eastern Maine CC (5-2) 64

Erickson 0-1-1, Boyington 3-1-8, Maloney 3-5-11, Manner 8-3-21, Willett 1-0-2, O. Lindhall 0-1-1, Bones 7-5-20, M. Lindhall, Ofili

3-pt. goals: Gray 2; Manner 2, Boyington, Bones

Halftime: Holland 35-22

Women’s basketball

MMA wins tournament

At Cambridge, Mass., Alyssa Burns scored 30 points and had 10 rebounds to lead Maine Maritime Academy past MIT 78-63 to win the MIT Tip-Off Classic on Saturday. Gordon College defeated Saint Joseph’s College 69-60 in the consolation game.

In the championship game, Julia Knights scored 23 points for the Mariners and Michelle Gott added 11 points.

Clara Yuan had 16 points for MIT. Karen Kinnaman scored 14 points and Sharon Prange added 12 points.

In the consolation game, Kristen Helgesen paced Gordon with 24 points. Sarah Weeks had 14 points and Amy Dodd had 13 points.

Brittany Rauscher led Saint Joseph’s College with 17 points. Marie Lint scored 14 points and Kaylin Regula had 13 points.

(Championship Game)

Maine Maritime (2-0) 78

Grant 0-4-4, Robitaille 3-0-6, Burns 10-9-30, Gott 3-2-11, Knights 8-4-23, Leeman 1-0-3, Johnson 0-1-1, Moore, Cloutier, Hayden, Provencher

MIT (1-1) 63

Yuan 6-0-16, Prange 4-4-12, Soo Hoo 0-2-2, Kinnaman 4-5-14, Margossian 0-2-2, Dooley 2-1-7, Walls 2-2-6, O’Keefe 2-0-4

3-pt. goals: Gott 3, Knights 3, Burns, Leeman; Yuan 4, Dooley 2, Kinnaman

Halftime: Maine Maritime 30-29

(Consolation Game)

St. Joseph’s (0-2) 60

Regula 5-2-13, Rauscher 7-1-17, Farrell 2-4-8, Lint 7-0-14, Somma 1-0-2, Ludwig 2-2-6, Bowen, Banks, Pierre-Jacques, Willis

Gordon (1-1) 69

Pinkham 3-4-10, Weeks 6-2-14, Dodd 6-0-13, Helgesen 8-8-24, Light 4-0-8, Huseland, Poole

3-pt. goals: Rauscher 2, Regula; Dodd

Halftime: Gordon 45-30

Husson College splits

At Waterville, Jodie Merchant had 15 points and 10 rebounds to help lead Husson College to the overtime win past Newbury College on Saturday. Colby College defeated the Eagles on Sunday 51-48.

On Saturday, Jenny Rollins cored 16 points for Husson and Carmen Ballard added 10 points.

Randi Hardiman had 28 points and 10 rebounds for Newbury. Brittney Larrabee scored 16 points.

On Sunday, Regina Wohl scored 17 points for Colby and Tracy Nale added nine points.

Rollins scored 17 points for Eagles and Ballard had 13 points.

(Saturday’s Game)

Husson College 65

Ballard 4-1-10, Archer 2-0-5, Merchant 6-3-15, Noyes 2-4-8, Rollins 6-2-16, Boutaugh 1-0-3, Monck 0-1-1, McIntosh 0-3-3, Dow 1-2-4, Colgan, Barden, Drakeford, Hall

Newbury College (0-2) 64

Larrabee 6-1-16, Hardiman 8-11-28, Laws 1-0-2, Laliberty 0-6-6, Badgett-Fernandez 4-2-12, St. Germain, Manning

3-pt. goals: Rollins 2, Ballard, Archer, Boutaugh; Larrabee 3, Badgett-Fernandez 2, Hardiman

Halftime: Newbury 27-26

(Sunday’s Game)

Husson College (1-1) 48

Ballard 5-2-13, Archer 1-0-2, Merchant 2-0-4, Noyes 3-2-8, Rollins 8-1-17, Dow 2-0-4, Colgan, Boutaugh, Barden, Monck, Hall

Colby College (2-0) 51

Wohl 6-0-17, Emery 2-1-5, Rice 1-3-5, Nale 4-0-9, Williamson 0-2-2, Williams 2-0-5, McCabe 4-0-8, Nicholson, Duval, Davis

3-pt. goals: Ballard; Wohl 5, Nale, Williams

Halftime: Colby 30-23

EMCC sweeps

At Johnston Gym, Bangor, Jessica Hanson scored 17 points in Sunday’s game to help lead Eastern Maine Community College past Holland College of Prince Edward Island 56-34. The Golden Eagles also won Saturday’s game 63-44.

In Saturday’s game, Katie Harris scored 16 points for EMCC and Kayla Korchendofer had 13 points and 11 rebounds. Angela Marden had 12 points and Jamie Knightingale had 11 rebounds, eight assists, and seven steals.

Amy Baird scored 14 points for Holland as Susanne Scott and Casey Murphy each scored 12 points.

In Sunday’s game, Korchendofer had 12 points and Harris added 11 points.

Casey Murphy scored 18 points for Holland.

(Saturday’s Game)

Holland College 44

Baird 6-2-14, Bird 0-2-2, Scott 5-2-12, Horner 0-2-2, Coody 0-1-1, Hillier 1-1-3, C. Murphy 4-4-12, Mitchell, MacDougall, McKendrick

Eastern Maine CC 63

Schwab 4-0-8, Korchendofer 6-1-13, Harris 7-1-16, Knightingale 2-0-4, Marden 6-0-12, Cousineau 2-2-6, Rideout 1-0-2

3-pt. goals: Harris

Halftime: Holland 26-24

(Sunday’s Game)

Holland College (1-5) 34

Baird 1-1-3, Bird 1-0-2, Scott 2-0-4, Horner 1-0-2, Coody 0-2-2, C. Murphy 7-4-18, Mitchell 1-0-2, Hillier 0-1-1, McKendrick, J. Murphy, Harrison

Eastern Maine CC (4-2) 56

Schwab 3-3-9, Korchendofer 4-4-12, Harris 5-1-11, Marden 2-0-4, Cousineau 0-1-1, Rideout 1-0-2, Hanson 6-5-17

3-pt. goals: none

Halftime: EMCC 31-15

SMCC 59, UM-Machias 56

At South Portland, Erica Davis scored 22 points to help lead Southern Maine Community College to the win on Sunday.

Elizabeth Ouellette had 10 points for SMCC.

Angela Qualey paced University of Maine-Machias with 23 points. Sara Wells scored 14 points and Alyssa Larochelle added 13 points.

UM-Machias (0-3) 56

Larochelle 5-3-13, Qualey 9-1-23, Heller 3-0-6, Wells 5-4-14, Fenton, Cimino

Southern Maine CC (8-0) 59

McGovern 4-1-9, Pettis 1-0-2, Best 4-0-9, Morrell 2-2-7, Davis 10-2-22, Ouellette 5-0-10

3-pt. goals: Qualey 4; Best, Morrell

Halftime: UM-Machias 33-26

USM wins Tournament

At Farmington, Shannon Kynoch scored 21 points and had 14 rebounds to help lead top-ranked University of Southern Maine to victory over University of Maine at Farmington 83-50 on Saturday in the UM-Farmington Tournament. Williams College defeated UM-Presque Isle 100-41 in the consolation game.

In the championship game, Donna Downing scored 12 points for the Huskies and Ashley Marble added 10 points. Katie Frost had eight assists.

Melissa Sawyer led UM-Farmington with 14 points and Erin Johnson added 11 points.

In the consolation game, Mika Peterman paced Williams with 21 points and Ellen Wilk added 16 points. Colleen Hession had 12 points and Meghan Stetson had 10 points.

Leah Joy led UM-Presque isle with eight points.

(Consolation Game)

Williams (1-1) 100

Hession 3-3-12, Ludwig 3-2-8, Tildsley 2-0-6, Stetson 4-0-10, Livermore 2-2-6, dela Torre 3-0-6, Kenerson 1-0-2, Peterman 8-1-21, Wilk 7-0-16, O’Malley 3-0-6, Finn 2-1-5, Pookrum 1-0-2, Lorge

UM-Presque Isle (0-2) 41

Cyr 2-1-5, Beasley 1-1-3, Joy 2-4-8, Wescott 1-4-6, Allan 3-0-6, Phillips 1-0-3, Sloat 1-1-3, Maynard 1-2-5, Nicholson 1-0-2

3-pt. goals: Peterman 4, Hession 3, Tildsley 2, Stetson 2, Wilk 2; Phillips, Maynard

Halftime: Williams 58-24

(Championship Game)

Southern Maine (2-0) 83

Cowing 5-1-12, Sibley 1-2-5, Marble 4-1-10, Frost 3-0-8, Myles 2-2-6, Welch 1-0-3, Thibaudeau 0-2-2, Ross 2-0-4, Slyvain 0-1-1, Kent 1-0-2, Kynoch 7-5-21, Sante Fe 1-0-3, Samuelson 3-0-6, Patti, O’Tash

UM-Farmington (1-1) 50

Cyr 1-0-2, Rideout 1-0-2, Simpson 4-0-9, Sawyer 3-7-14, Sirois 1-5-7, Byrne 0-2-2, Boyd 0-1-1, Johnson 4-3-11, Porter 0-2-2, Berry, Wiley

3-pt. goals: Frost 2, Kynoch 2, Cowing, Sibley, Marble, Welch, Sante Fe; Simpson, Sawyer

Halftime: Southern Maine 42-19

Women’s hockey

Maine 4-1, 2-2 (OT)

At Orono, Danielle Tangredi scored a goal and assisted three others to lead the University of Maine past Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute 4-1 on Saturday. Sunday’s game ended in a 2-2 tie after overtime.

In Saturday’s game, Cheryl White, Vanessa Vani, and Erigitte Laflame each scored a goal for the Black Bears. Kelly Law had two assists as Rachel Gettings made 25 saves on 26 shots.

Brooke Thompson scored on a Nicole McDonald assist at 19:06 in the second period for RPI. Rosina Schiff stopped 20 of 24 shots.

In Sunday’s game, White and Julie Poulin each scored an unassisted goal for 6-3-3 Maine. Genevieve Turgeon made 19 saves on 21 shots.

Sarah Daniel and Emily Donowick each scored a goal for 9-1-2 RPI. Ashley Mayr stopped 24 of 26 shots.