Leavitt, Muzzy help Husson record weekend sweep

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The Husson College Braves stayed unbeaten in the North Atlantic Conference with a 93-81 men’s basketball win over Elms College on Sunday and an 86-57 victory over Becker College on Saturday.

At Chicopee, Mass., Sunday, senior center Buddy Leavitt pumped in a game-high 35 points, including six three-pointers, as Husson of Bangor handed Elms its first league loss.

Husson used a 20-6 run at the end of the first half to transform a seven-point deficit into a 48-41 lead it would never relinquish.

Leavitt also had five rebounds and two blocked shots.

Bangor’s Jordan Heath had 13 points and four assists; Bucksport’s Jason Harvey contributed 11 points, eight rebounds and six assists and Phil White chipped in 10 points and six rebounds.

The Eagles connected on 14 of their 30 3-point attempts.

David Williams’s 21 points paced Elms.

At Leicester, Mass., Saturday, Tyler Muzzy scored 24 points and gathered in nine rebounds, both game-highs, and White and Sheraud Lee combined for 33 points for the Eagles.

Shawn Fuller and Jeff Kotkowski had 13 points apiece for Becker.

(Sunday’s Game)

Husson College (11-7) 93

Heath 3-4-13, Muzzy 3-1-9, Harvey 2-6-11, White 3-4-10, Leavitt 12-5-35, Figueroa, Kissinger 1-4-7, Lee 3-1-8, Henry

Elms College (12-6) 81

Williams 9-1-21, Davis 2-0-6, Branyon 9-0-20, Holder 1-2-4, Hawes 4-1-9, Rivera, Hite 0-3-3, Ancrum 2-2-7, Esile, Beauregard 2-0-5, Bernard, Berry 3-1-7

3-pt. goals: Leavitt 6, Heath 3, Muzzy 2, Harvey, Kissinger, Lee; Williams 2, Davis 2, Branyon 2, Ancrum

Halftime: Husson 48-41

(Saturday’s Game)

Husson (10-7) 86

Heath 2-0-6, Muzzy 10-4-24, Harvey 1-2-5, White 7-3-17, Leavitt 2-0-6, Figueroa 0-1-1, Berry 01-1-, Kissinger 2-0-5, Lee 7-1-16, Beauregard, Philbrick 1-1-3, Jennings 1-0-2, Henry

Becker (3-13) 57

Fuller 5-2-13, Finnimore 2-1-5, Branch 4-0-10, Kotkowski 4-5-13, Masumbuko 2-0-4, Dobson 1-0-2, Sparkman 1-0-2, Rivers 1-0-2, Bowzer 2-0-4, Reynolds 1-0-2, Russo, Chavis

3-pt. goals: Heath 2, Leavitt 2, Harvey, Kissinger, Lee; Branch 2, Fuller

Halftime: Husson 45-31

UM-Machias 83, UMPI 59

At Presque Isle Sunday, Tito Arias and David Douglas scored 19 points apiece to lead the UMaine-Machias Clippers by UM-Presque Isle.

Charles Calligan had 18 points and five assists and Jeremiah Johnson chipped in with 13 points and nine rebounds for UMM.

The Clippers, who received a game-high 14 rebounds from Moti Kardish, outscored UMPI 48-27 in the second half to pull away.

Brett Miles’ game-high 28 points led UMPI. He also had five rebounds. Thomas Wire had 10 points and Ryan Lamoreau dished out five assists.

UMM 83

Douglas 7-2-19, Kardish 1-6-8, Calligan 5-5-18, Johnson 5-3-13, Blake 0-1-1, Arias 6-5-19, McGuire, Gray 2-1-5

UMPI 59

Hodgdon 1-0-2, Miles 9-2-28, Sandoval 3-0-8, Cooley 2-0-4, Wire 4-0-10, Engroff, Adams 2-0-4, Lamoreau 1-1-3

3-pt. goals: Douglas 3, Calligan 3, Arias 2; Miles 8, Sandoval 2, Wire 2

Halftime: UMM 35-32

St. Joseph’s 72, UMFK 56

At Fort Kent Sunday, Chad Pulkkinen and Matt Plummer had 15 points apiece; Noah LaRoche scored 14 and Marcus Alexander had 12 more as the Monks triumphed.

Rytis Kriunas’s game-high 21 points led the Bengals.

St. Joseph’s (12-5) 72

LaRoche 5-1-14, Pulkkinen 6-0-15, Alexander 6-0-12, Plummer 7-1-15, Ouellet 1-3-5, Murphy 1-0-2, Mattison 2-0-4, Russo, Cogswell, Schacht, Kennedy 1-3-5, Mileski, Castor, Favara

UMFK (9-12) 56

Bassue 5-2-12, Allen 2-0-5, Kriunas 6-8-21, Russo 2-3-7, Parker 1-3-5, Myers, Akstinas 2-0-5, Bard 0-1-1

3-pt. goals: Laroche 3, Pulkkinen 3; Allen, Kriunas, Akstinas

Halftime: St. Joseph’s 41-23

UM-Fort Kent 70, UMM 62

At Fort Kent Saturday, Edmundas Akstinas netted 16 of his 20 points in the second half as UM-Fort Kent overcame a one-point halftime deficit.

Akstinas also grabbed eight rebounds.

Hamill Bassue had 14 points and eight rebounds, Rytis Kriunas had 14 points and four assists and Darius Parker contributed 10 points and six assists.

Jeremiah Johnson had 26 points for UM-Machias, Charles Calligan netted 13 more and David Douglas had nine rebounds.

UMM (6-9) 62

Arias 4-0-9, Kardish 0-1-1, Calligan 4-2-13, Johnson 12-2-26, Gray 2-1-5, Douglas 1-2-5, Morgan, Blake 1-1-3

UM-Fort Kent (9-11) 70

Bassue 6-2-14, Allen 1-0-3, Kriunas 1-12-14, Russo 3-1-7, Parker 3-2-10, Myers, Akstinas 10-0-20, Bard 1-0-2

3-pt. goals: Calligan 3, Arias, Douglas; Parker, Allen

Halftime: UMM 32-31

St. Joseph’s 79, UMPI 57

At Presque Isle Saturday, Chad Pulkkinen’s 16 points, Matt Plummer’s 11 and Marcus Alexander’s 10 points powered St. Joseph’s College of Standish past the University of Maine-Presque Isle.

Noah LaRoche had seven assists and three steals to go with six points and Mitch Ouellet grabbed a team-high six rebounds.

Brett Miles’ game-high 26 points led UMPI.

St. Joseph’s 79

LaRoche 2-2-6, Murphy 2-2-7, Mattison 1-0-3, Pulkkinen 6-0-16, Russo, Cogswell 2-0-5, Schacht 2-0-4, Kennedy 1-1-3, Alexander 4-2-10, Lowe, Mileski 1-0-2, Plummer 4-3-11, Castor 1-2-4, Vachon 1-1-3, Favara 1-0-2, Ouellet 0-3-3

UM-Presque Isle 57

Hodgdon 2-1-5, Miles 8-4-26, Robinson, Sandoval 4-2-13, Campbell, Engroff 0-1-1, Cooley 2-0-5, Adams, Lamoreau 1-0-2, Wire 2-0-5

3-pt. goals: Pulkkinen 4, Murphy, Mattison, Cogswell; Miles 6, Sandoval 3, Cooley, Wire

Halftime: St. Joseph’s 46-31

E. Conn. State 70, USM 60

At Gorham Saturday, Kris Johnson scored a career-high 25 points thanks to an 8-for-12 showing from beyond the three-point arc, and the Warriors sank nine of their 10 free throw attempts late in the game to secure the win.

Geoffrey Richardson scored 14 points for the winners.

Bill Hardwick’s 19 points; Jesse McKinnell’s 11 points and game-high 11 rebounds and Walter Phillips’ game-high seven assists led the University of Southern Maine.

Eastern Connecticut (6-12) 70

Lasota 0-4-4, Albon 3-1-8, Richardson 6-1-14, Martin 0-2-2, Zalucki 1-1-3, Davis, Simmons 1-0-2, Trudeau 2-0-4, Johnson 8-1-25, Wilson 1-6-8

USM (9-10) 60

Frost 1-2-4, Oakley 2-1-6, McKinnell 4-3-11, Phillips 2-2-7, Hardwick 7-5-19, Hebert 2-0-4, O’Neill 3-1-7, Coppenrath 1-0-2, Glidden

3-pt. goals: Johnson 8, Albon, Richardson; Oakley, Phillips

Halftime: Eastern Conn. 28-27

Amherst 78, Colby 59

At Amherst, Mass., Amherst College outscored Colby College 52-26 in the second half to erase a seven-point halftime lead.

John Casnocha’s 17 points led five players in double figures for the Lord Jeffs.

Drew Cohen had a game-high 28 points and five blocked shots for Colby. Nate Dick had 12 points and Nick Farrell dished out seven assists.

Colby College (6-12) 59

Cohen 8-10-28, Simpson 0-2-2, Farrell 3-0-7, Dick 5-0-12, Gaudet 2-0-5, Cutrone, Featherston, Bandi 1-0-3, Decker 0-2-2

Amherst (16-2) 78

Bedford 6-2-16, Casnocha 6-0-17, O’Shea 1-0-2, Wheeler 4-0-10, Olson 4-2-13, Coulibaly , McLaughlin 1-0-3, Corrigan, Baskauskas, Goldsmith 6-2-15, Walters, Salerno, Hopkins, Jones 1-0-2

3-pt. goals: Cohen 2, Dick 2, Farrell, Gaudet; Casnocha 5, Olson 3, Bedford 2, Wheeler 2, McLaughlin, Goldsmith

Halftime: Colby 33-26

Elms 95, Maine Maritime 57

At Chicopee, Mass. Saturday, David Williams scored a game-high 20 points and also had seven rebounds, three assists and three steals as Elms cruised past Maine Maritime Academy of Castine.

Antoine Holder had 12 points and 10 rebounds for the winners.

Neil Stewart’s 16 points and 13 rebounds and Brandon Hall’s 10 points and seven rebounds led Maine Maritime Academy.

Maine Maritime (5-11) 57

McCarley 0-2-2, Stewart 6-2-16, Dunlap 1-0-3, McCorrison 3-0-8, Hall 5-0-10, Deabay, DiFrederico 1-0-2, Yeo 1-4-6, Manner 0-1-1, Farrin, Haskell 1-1-3, Oldham 3-0-6

Elms College (12-5) 95

Williams 8-1-20, Davis 2-2-8, Branyon 2-4-8, Holder 4-3-12, Hawes, Rivera, Hite 4-0-9, Ancrum, Esile 2-0-6, Murphy 1-2-5, Jones 1-0-2, Trotman 2-0-4, Beauregard 3-0-8, Bernard 2-0-4, Berry 4-0-9

3-pt. goals: McCorrison 2, Stewart 2, Dunlap; Williams 3, Davis 2, Esile 2, Beauregard 2, Holder, Hites, Murphy

Halftime: Elms 54-27

UMF 80, Johnson State 66

At Johnson, Vt., Saturday, Travis Carrier poured in a game-high 24 points, pulled down seven rebounds and blocked four shots as the University of Maine-Farmington upended Johnson State.

Matt St. John had 17 points and Travis Magnusson contributed 14 points and six assists.

Frank Ponte’s 21 points, Billy Durbrow’s 16 points, eight rebounds, four assists and three steals led Johnson State.

UM-Farmington (8-8) 80

Jones, Gallant, Magnusson 6-2-14, Tracy 1-0-2, St. John 6-2-17, Kerschner 0-2-2, Nichols, Drillen 0-2-2, Hutchinson 2-1-5, Labrie 2-2-6, McIver 3-2-8, Carrier 11-2-24

Johnson State (6-11) 66

Lamica 3-1-7, Butler, Durbrow 8-0-16, Bosch, Levine 2-0-4, Viana 4-2-11, Ponte 8-4-21, Allen 2-0-5, Gervais 1-0-2, Noyes, Santarcangelo

3-pt. goals: St. John 3; Ponte 4, Viana 2

Halftime: UMF 45-33

Castleton State 90, UMF 73

At Castleton, Vt., Sunday, a balanced scoring effort from the Castleton State Spartans was too much for the University of Maine-Farmington to overcome.

Rich Reilly had 26 points and five assists and Brian Bradley added 22 points and five assists for Castleton State.

Travis Carrier had 24 points and seven rebounds for UMF. Sean Fry added 16 points and eight boards while Travis Magnusson and Isaac Hutchinson each had 10 points.

UM-Farmington (8-9) 73

Magnusson 3-3-10, St. John, Fry 6-0-16, Labrie 1-0-2, Carrier 10-4-24, Tracy 1-1-3, Nichols 2-0-4, Drillen 1-0-2, Hutchinson 5-0-10, McIver 1-0-2

Castleton State (9-8) 90

Bradley 9-0-22, Gregory 3-0-8, Reilly 9-6-26, Jorgensen 7-6-20, Tomaino 1-0-2, Worland, Farley, Lawes, Murphy, Jackson 6-0-12

3-pt. goals: Magnusson, Fry 4; Bradley 4, Gregory 2, Reilly 2

Halftime: UM-Farmington 43-40

Bates 68, Wesleyan 47

At Lewiston, junior forward Rob Stockwell notched his third straight double-double, collecting 14 points and 10 rebounds, as Bates garnered its school-record 14th straight win.

Sean Cahill had 10 points and Bangor’s Zak Ray contributed nine points and four assists. Bryan Wholey also scored nine points.

Jimmy Shepherd’s 11 points paced Wesleyan.

Wesleyan (6-12) 47

Shepherd 4-0-11, Ashe 5-0-10, Tolbert 3-0-8, Pelletier 2-3-7, Grover 3-0-6, Sargent 1-1-3, Grayson 1-0-2, Griffin, Collins, Gonzalez-Kreisberg, Raymond

Bates (17-2) 68

Stockwell 5-3-14, Cahill 4-0-10, Ray 3-3-9, Wholey 4-0-9, Halloran 3-0-8, Lattimer 1-3-5, Chudomel 2-1-5, McGinn 2-0-4, Westhuis 1-0-2, Taylor 1-0-2, Kothe, Thayer

3-pt. goals: Shepherd 3, Tolbert 2; Halloran 2, Cahill 2, Wholey, Stockwell

Halftime: Bates 37-22

NHTI 85, EMCC 73

At Bangor, Nate Stanton and Tony Ford tossed in 17 points each to lead the New Hampshire Technical Institute past Eastern Maine Community College.

Tyler Erickson scored a game-high 20 points and Weston Kochendoerfer ripped down 17 rebounds. Olie Lindhal added 11 points for EMCC.

New Hampshire Technical Institute 85

Lawes 1-2-3, Rivera 1-0-2, Harrington 4-0-8, Sauteux, Stanton 6-1-17, White 1-2-4, Denton 3-5-11, Bruton 4-1-10, Costant, Ford 5-7-17, Tibbetts 3-2-8, LaCasse 1-0-2, Atton 1-1-3

Eastern Maine Community College 73

Erickson 8-4-20, Keezer 3-0-8, Boyington 2-3-8, Smiley 2-3-8, Kochendoerfer 1-2-4, O. Lindhal 5-1-11, Francis 3-0-6, Corbin, M. Lindhal 4-0-9, Weaver

3-pt. goals: Stanton 4, Bruton; Keezer 2, Smiley, M. Lindhal

Maine Maritime 75, Becker 58

At Leicester, Mass., Sunday, Marc McCorrison netted a game-high 20 points and had three steals as the Mariners rolled past Becker.

Brandon Hall added 17 points and 11 rebounds, and Adam Haskell chipped in with 14 points for the winners.

Maine Maritime Academy (6-11) 75

McCarley 2-0-4, Stewart 3-3-9, Dunlap 1-4-6, McCorrison 7-5-20, Hall 8-1-17, Yeo, Manner, Haskell 6-0-14, Oldham 1-3-5

Becker (3-14) 58

Fuller 7-0-18, Finnimore, Branch 4-2-11, Kotowski 3-7-13, Masumbuko 3-6-12, Dobson, Sparkman 1-0-2, Rivers 1-0-2, Russo, Chavis

3-pt. goals: Haskell 2, McCorrison; Fuller 4, Branch

Halftime: 36-36

Women’s hockey

Maine 7, Boston University 0

At Orono Saturday, Brigitte Laflamme and Vanessa Vani scored a pair of goals apiece and Patricia Gagnon scored just 27 seconds into the game as Maine notched an important Hockey East win over first-year Boston University.

Rachel Gettings made 15 saves in the shutout.

Vani and Gagnon also had assists while Katie Sunstrum and Sheri Wauters had the other goals.

Allyse Wilcox made three saves on six shots before being replaced by Karlyn Pilch, who made 16 saves on 20 shots.

Maine went 2-for-7 on the power play.

Maine is now 12-5-6 overall, 4-5-4 in Hockey East. BU fell to 10-12-4 and 5-9-2, respectively.

Women’s basketball

UM-Fort Kent 65, UMM 46

At Fort Kent Saturday, Dana Lemon and April Allen scored 14 points apiece, Traci Weatherhead contributed 12 points and 11 rebounds and Nicole Corbin scored 11 points as UM-Fort Kent coasted to the win.

Angela Qualey’s 21 points six rebounds and three assists led the Clippers and Sara Wells added 11 points and five rebounds.

UMM (4-7) 46

LaRouchelle 4-0-8, Fenton 1-0-2, Dano, Qualey 8-1-21, Heller 1-2-4, Wells 4-3-11

UMFK (11-9) 65

Corbin 4-2-11, Lemon 7-0-14, Allen 6-2-14, Weatherhead 5-2-12, Jeffers 4-0-8, Williams 2-0-4, Pelletier 1-0-2, Jandreau, Bassue, Hartman

3-pt. goals: Qualey 4, Corbin

Halftime: UMFK 35-19

UMPI 59, UM-Machias 41

At Presque Isle Sunday, Sarah Beasley scored 16 points and Johanna Bubar added 13 as the UMaine-Presque Isle cruised past UM-Machias.

Angela Qualey paced UM-Machias with 18 points and 11 rebounds.

UMaine-Machias 41

Larochelle 3-3-8, Fenton, Qualey 6-4-18, Heller 2-2-6, Wells 4-0-8, Dano

UMaine-Presque Isle 59

Cyr 3-0-6, Beasley 6-3-16, Bubar 5-3-13, Wescott 0-1-1, Epright 1-0-2, Phillips 0-1-1, Sloat 4-1-9, Maynard 1-1-3, Joy 3-0-6, Hopkins, Allan, Grier

3-pt. goals: Qualey 2; Beasley, Maynard

Halftime: UMPI 37-11

UM-Farmington 69, Johnson 34

At Johnson, Vt., Kari Simpson scored a game-high 16 points and Megan Boyd added 10 to lead the UMaine-Farmington Beavers.

Nicole Gokey led Johnson State with 10 points.

UMaine-Farmington (13-3) 69

Byrne, Boyd 4-0-10, Cyr 2-5-9, Rideout 2-0-4, Wiley, Simpson 6-2-16, Johnson 1-4-6, Porter 3-0-6, Sawyer 2-1-5, Sirois 1-0-2, Berry 0-4-4, McDonough, Brown 1-0-2, Wyman 1-0-2, Ross 1-0-3

Johnson State (6-9) 34

Lewis 1-6-8, Thomas, Gokey 4-1-10, Cutting 1-2-4, Bose 3-0-7, Szkutak 1-1-3, Spear 1-0-2

3-pt. goals: Boyd 2, Simpson 2, Ross; Gokey, Bose

Halftime: UM-Farmington 29-18

Maine Maritime 79, Elms 54

At Chicopee, Mass., Saturday, Shelley Gott dropped 27 points, including seven 3-pointers, to go along with nine rebounds and four blocks as Maine Maritime rolled past Elms.

Alyssa Burns netted 15 points and Julia Knights added 10 for the Mariners, who out-rebounded Elms 52-33.

Rosemarie Josefiak scored 17 points and Shauna Sullivan chipped in with 13 for Elms.

Maine Maritime Academy (13-3) 79

Grant 1-0-3, Marshall, Burns 6-1-15, Gott 9-1-26, Knights 4-0-10, Johnson 3-0-7, Moore, Leeman, Robitaille 0-1-1, Franklin, Hayden 1-0-2, Provencher 3-0-8, Parker 2-1-5, Miller 1-0-2

Elms College (7-8) 54

Fernandes 2-5-11, Josefiak 5-6-17, Dugre 2-2-6, Sullivan 3-6-13, Schneider 2-0-5, Lipetri, Nazario, Prattico 1-0-2, Arment

3-pt. goals: Gott 7, Burns 2, Knights 2, Provencher, Johnson; Fernandes 2, Josefiak, Sullivan, Scneider

Halftime: Maine Maritime 44-27

Bowdoin 85, Trinity 51

At Brunswick, Jill Anelauskas came off the bench to score a game-high 25 points and Marisa Berne added 16 to lead Bowdoin over Trinity.

Eileen Flaherty netted 12 points and Katie Cummings dished out 10 assists for the Polar Bears.

Sarah Cox scored 20 points to lead Trinity.

Trinity (6-10) 51

Cox 8-3-20, Maher 5-0-14, Lennick 2-0-4, Melanson 3-3-9, Johnson 1-0-2, Freeman 1-0-2, Conlon, Doyle

Bowdoin (14-2) 85

Loonin 3-0-7, Pouravelis 1-2-4, Cummings 1-0-2, Berne 6-3-16, Flaherty 6-0-12, Anelauskas 9-7-25, Daley, Noucas 2-0-5, Kaubris 1-0-2, Russell 1-1-4, Watson 2-0-6, Withey 1-0-2, Leahy

3-pt. goals: Maher 4, Cox; Watson 2, Noucas, Berne, Loonin

Halftime: Bowdoin 46-22

Husson 56, Becker 44

At Leicester, Mass., Saturday, Annie McIntosh scored a game-high 20 points and Laura Archer chipped in with 12 to pace Husson.

Carmen Ballard had six steals for the Eagles of Bangor

Brittany Evans netted 15 points for Becker.

Husson (6-11) 56

Ballard 2-0-5, Barden 2-0-5, Noyes 1-2-4, Rollins 2-0-4, McIntosh 6-8-20, Colgan, Allen 1-0-3, Archer 3-4-12, Monck, Dow 1-1-3, Hall

Becker (5-11) 44

Pinak, Calderon 4-2-12, Arroyo 0-1-1, Evans 5-5-15, Pion 4-1-11, LeDoux, Massey, Stockwell 1-0-2, Buccico 1-1-3, Lawrence

3-pt. goals: Archer 2, Allen, Barden, Ballard; Calderon 2, Pion 2

Halftime: 23-23

Thomas 88, Castleton State 87

At Castleton, Vt., Lea McNary poured in 19 points and pulled down eight rebounds to lead Thomas of Waterville past Castleton State.

Toby Martin scored 14 points and Talia Mondalto added 12 for the Terriers.

Carley Amedore scored a game-high 25 points for the Spartans.

Thomas College 88

Martin 5-2-14, Godley 3-2-9, Drosdik 3-0-8, Demers 2-2-6, McNary 9-0-19, Morin 4-0-9, Miles 3-0-9, Mondalto 4-0-12, Hayes, Denbow, Proctor 0-2-2

Castleton State 87

Whiting 8-2-18, Amedore 9-4-25, Banks 6-0-14, O’Rourke 2-1-5, Nienow 8-3-22, Maniery, Emilo 1-0-3

3-pt. goals: Mondalto 4, Miles 3, Drosdik 2, Martin 2, Godley, McNary, Morin; Amedore 3, Nienow 3, Banks 2, Emilo

Halftime: Thomas 57-37

USM 92, Eastern Connecticut 76

At Gorham Saturday, Ashley Marble poured in a game-high 29 points and Katie Sibley added 13 points as the University of Southern Maine rolled over Eastern Connecticut.

Megan Myles chipped in with 12 points and Lindsey Welch added 11 points for the Huskies.

Sandy Mosley scored 12 points for ECSU.

Eastern Connecticut (15-3) 76

Karsmarski 3-2-9, Morey 1-0-3, Brunet 2-5-9, Durette 3-0-6, Smith 1-0-2, Bergeron 1-0-2, Mahder 2-2-8, McFetridge 3-2-8, Mosley 6-0-12, Amato 3-2-11, Kline 3-0-6

University of Southern Maine (18-1) 92

Cowing 1-3-5, Sibley 5-2-13, Marble 11-6-29, Frost 2-4-9, Myles 5-2-12, Lin. Welch 4-0-11, Thibaudeau, Ross, Sylvain 1-0-2, Kent 1-0-2, Kynoch 1-0-3, Santa Fe 0-2-2, O’Tash, Lis. Welch 0-2-2, Samuelson 1-0-2

3-pt. goals: Amato 3, Mahder 2, Morey, Karsmarski; Lin. Welch 3, Sibley, Marble, Frost, Kynoch

Halftime: USM 46-30

Husson 65, Elms 57

At Chicopee, Mass. Sunday, Annie McIntosh tossed in 23 points, had eight rebounds and blocked five shots to lead Husson past Elms.

Carmen Ballard and Jenny Rollins each netted 12 points and pulled down seven rebounds, and Stephanie Noyes chipped in with 10 points and 10 boards.

Danielle Dugre led Elms with 18 points.

Husson (7-11) 65

Ballard 4-2-12, Barden 1-0-3, Noyes 3-4-10, Rollins 5-1-12, McIntosh 11-1-23, Colgan, Allen 0-1-1, Archer 1-0-3, Monck, Dow 0-1-1, Hall

Elms (7-9) 57

Fernandes 1-5-8, Josefiak 3-0-6, Dugre 7-4-18, Sullican 3-2-11, Schneider 2-0-4, Lipetri, Prattico 3-2-8, Arment 1-0-2

3-pt. goals: Ballard 2, Barden, Rollins, Archer; Sullivan 3, Fernandes

Halftime: Husson 29-25

Maine Maritime 74, Becker 45

At Leicester, Mass., Sunday, Alyssa Burns tallied 26 points, six rebounds and four steals to lead the Mariners past Becker.

Shelley Gott added 16 points, 10 rebounds and five steals, and Julia Knights had 13 points, 10 rebounds and dished out four assists for the winners.

Elizabeth Pion led Becker with 20 points and 10 rebounds.

Maine Maritime (14-3) 74

Grant 1-0-2, Marshall 2-1-5, Burns 9-6-26, Gott 5-4-16, Knights 5-2-13, Johnson, Moore 1-1-4, Leeman 1-0-2, Robitaille 2-0-4, Hayden, Provencher 1-0-2, Parker, Miller

Becker (5-12) 45

Pinak, Calderon 1-0-2, Arroyo 1-0-2, Evans 1-2-4, Pion 5-9-20, LeDoux, Massey, Stockwell 6-0-15, Buccico 1-0-2, Leeman, Lawrence

3-pt. goals: Gott 2, Burns 2, Knights, Moore; Stockwell 3, Pion

Halftime: Maine Maritime 40-19