Rollins FT lifts Husson Eagles by Mount Ida

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NEWTON, Mass. – Freshman Jenny Rollins converted one of two free throws with three seconds remaining Sunday to lift Husson College of Bangor to a 51-50 North Atlantic Conference women’s basketball victory over Mount Ida and help the Eagles complete a weekend sweep.

Husson beat Lasell College 55-52 on Saturday.

In Sunday’s game, Jodie Merchant hit a 3-pointer to tie the game, then Rollins was fouled after Mount Ida turned the ball over on a player-control foul.

Annie McIntosh registered a triple-double for Husson of Bangor with 12 points, 11 rebounds and 10 blocked shots. Stephanie Noyes scored 13 points, while Merchant finished with 12 points and 10 rebounds.

Danielle Ring led Mount Ida with 13 points and 17 rebounds.

Husson (9-11) 51

Ballard 2-4-9, Noyes 4-5-13, McIntosh 5-2-12, Barden, Rollins 1-3-5, Colgan, Archer, Merchant 5-1-12, Dow

Mount Ida (6-14) 50

Simbliaris 1-1-3, Ring 5-3-13, Smith 1-0-2, McLear 1-0-3, Santos 3-2-10, Hickey 3-0-6, Nikolaidis, Xenos 4-5-13, Fraine

3-pt. goals: Ballard, Merchant; McLear, Santos 2

Halftime: Mount Ida 25-22

UMPI 70, Unity 15

At Unity on Saturday, Jessica Cyr scored 12 points and notched five assists to carry UMaine-Presque Isle to victory.

Sarah Beasley added 11 points and 10 rebounds for UMPI and Johanna Bubar had 10 points.

Aubrie Barrett and Loretta Fitzmaurice each scored six points to lead Unity.

UMPI 70

Cyr 4-2-12, Beasley 4-1-11, Bubar 5-0-10, Wescott 3-0-7, Allan 2-0-4, Phillips 3-0-7, Sloat 2-0-4, Maynard 2-0-6, Joy 1-1-3, Hopkins 1-0-2, Grier 1-2-4

Unity 15

Safford, Ebert, Barrett 3-0-6, Lisum, Fitzmaurice 3-0-6, Kedziora, Milligan, Christopher, Robertson, McAllister 1-0-3

3-pt. goals: Cyr 2, Beasley 2, Wescott, Phillips, Maynard 2; McAllister

Halftime: UMPI 38-9

USM 61, Western Conn. 43

At Danbury, Conn., on Saturday, Ashley Marble scored 20 points, grabbed five rebounds and had five steals to lead the University of Southern Maine by Western Connecticut State for its 11 straight victory and 55th straight over a Little Eastern Conference foe.

Megan Myles added 15 points for the winners and Katie Frost notched seven assists.

Jessica Minotti led WCSU with 11 points.

Southern Maine (19-1) 61

Cowing 2-2-7, Sibley 2-1-5, Marble 7-5-20, Frost 2-1-6, Myles 7-1-15, Welch, Sylvain 0-2-2, Kynoch 3-0-6, Samuelson

WCSU (10-11) 43

Greenwood 2-0-4, Roberts 1-3-5, Downing, Kancler 3-0-9, Stevens 4-0-8, McGhee 1-0-3, Flacke, Grant 1-0-2, Minotti 4-1-11, Garvin, Henry, Harmon 0-1-1

3-pt. goals: Cowing, Marble, Frost; Kancler 3, McGhee, Minotti

Halftime: USM 31-14

CMCC 73, EMCC 56

At Johnston Gym, Bangor, Amanda Webb scored 20 points to lead Central Maine Community College to the win on Saturday in the Maine Community College Tip-Off Tournament.

Ashley Sweet and Ashley Wolford each scored 15 points for Central Maine CC.

Katie Harris paced Eastern Maine Community College with 23 points and Devon Schwab added 18.

Eastern Maine CC 56

Schwab 7-3-18, Harris 8-4-23, Nightingale 2-2-6, Rideout 3-0-7, Marden 1-0-2, Scovil

Central Maine CC 73

Millett 2-0-5, Webb 7-2-20, Frost Kova 3-0-9, Parent 1-0-2, Hutchinson 2-1-5, Swett 7-0-15, Palmer 1-1-3, Wolford 6-3-15, Hamilton, Calderwood

3-pt. goals: Harris 3, Schwab, Rideout; Webb 4, Millett, Frost Kova 9, Swett

Halftime: CMCC 40-19

MMA wins two weekend games

Maine Maritime Academy of Castine earned two weekend victories in North Atlantic Conference play, beating Lasell 69-54 Saturday and downing Mount Ida 61-52 in Sunday’s game.

In Sunday’s game, Shelley Gott scored 20 points and grabbed eight rebounds Saturday to lead the Mariners.

Julia Knights chipped in with 13 points and six assists for the winners and Alyssa Burns contributed 11 points.

Courtney Casserly paced Lasell with 23 points.

On Saturday, Knights paced MMA with 25 points and Gott scored 21.

Kristin Santos led the Lasell with 18 points.

(Saturday’s Game)

Maine Maritime 69

Gott 7-1-20, Knights 4-5-13, Burns 3-4-11, Grant 2-2-8, Hayden 3-0-6, Johnson 1-2-5, Robitaille 1-0-2, Leeman 0-2-2, Moore 0-1-1, Provencher, Marshall

Lasell 54

Casserly 8-3-23, Allen 4-2-10, Hill 3-1-9, Deluca 1-2-4, Rapisardi 1-1-3, Kelly 1-1-3, Duffy 0-2-2, Hodgdon, Allen, Egan

3-pt. goals: Gott 5, Grant 2, Johnson, Burns; Casserly 4, Hill 2

Halftime: MMAA 35-24

(Sunday’s Game)

Maine Maritime (15-3) 61

Gott 9-3-21, Knights 9-6-25, Marshall 3-0-6, Johnson, Grant 0-1-1, Moore 0-2-2, Leeman 1-0-3, Robitaille 0-1-1, Hayden, Provencher 1-0-2

Mount Ida (6-13) 52

Simliaris 3-5-13, Ring 1-0-2, Smith 1-0-2, McLear 2-0-4, Santos 5-8-18, Hickey, Nikolaidis 1-0-2, Xenos 5-1-11, Fraine

3-pt. goals: Knights, Leeman; Simliaris 2

Halftime: MMA 33-19

UM-Farmington wins two

At Springfield, Mass., Melissa Sawyer scored 11 points Sunday to help the University of Maine-Farmington beat Bay Path College for its 10th straight win.

UM-Farmington also won at Lesley 72-41 on Saturday.

On Sunday, Brandi Rideout and Kari Simpson scored nine points each for the Beavers and Meagan Cyr had eight points.

On Saturday, Simpson scored 22 points for UM-Farmington and Rideout added 12 points.

Thomas 98, Bay Path 55

At Springfield, Mass., on Saturday, Kim Drosdik nailed 11-of-15 shots from 3-point range and added two free throws for 35 points in leading the Terriers of Waterville to victory.

Toby Martin added 17 points for the winners and Amy Miles put in 11.

Chrissy Ordyna paced Bay Path with 17 points.

Thomas (12-7) 98

Drosdik 11-2-35, Martin 5-6-17, Miles 4-1-11, Demers 3-0-8, Denbow 2-0-6, Morrison 3-0-6, Godley 2-0-4, McNary 2-0-4, Proctor 1-1-3, Morin 1-0-2, Hayes 1-0-2, Mondalto

Bay Path (0-14) 55

Ordyna 7-3-17, Kulilowski 5-0-10, Kusnierski 4-0-10, Lara 4-0-8, Wright 2-2-6, Bielunis 2-0-6, Rodriguez

3-pt. goals: Drosdik 11, Denbow 2, Demers 2, Miles 2, Martin; Bielunis 2

Halftime: Thomas 51-32

UM-Fort Kent 55, Fisher 39

At Roxbury, Mass., on Saturday, the UMaine-Fort Kent Bengals used scoring balance to beat Fisher.

Nicole Corbin scored 15 points for the Bengals, Traci Weatherhead put in 12 and April Allen and Arcilla Jeffers tallied 10 each. Allen also had seven assists.

Alyana Spencer paced Fisher with 19 points.

UM-Fort Kent 55

Corbin 5-2-15, Lemon 2-2-6, Allen 4-2-10, Weatherhead 5-2-12, Jeffers 5-0-10, Williams, Pelletier, Jandreau, Bassue, Davis 1-0-2

Fisher 39

Reynolds 1-0-2, Roberts 4-2-10, Spencer 7-5-19, Monteiro 1-2-4, Spencer 2-0-4, Reis

3-pt. goals: Corbin 3

Halftime: UMFK 34-16

Wesleyan 74, Colby 62

At Waterville, Hannah Stubbs scored 16 of her 20 points in the second half Saturday to help lead Wesleyan to the win.

Ashley Mastrangelo scored 19 points for Wesleyan.

Katie McCabe paced Colby College with 21 points and nine rebounds and Tracy Nale had 13 points.

Wesleyan (15-6) 74

Stubbs 7-6-20, Mastrangelo 8-3-19, Robinson 3-5-12, Fourney 3-1-8, Millburn 1-2-4, Lowe 2-0-4, Savas 1-0-3, Lively 1-0-2, Maletta 1-0-2, Bowman

Colby (7-13) 62

McCabe 10-1-21, Nale 5-2-13, Rosbash 3-1-8, Balboni 2-2-6, Nicholson 2-0-4, Duval 2-0-4, Williams 0-2-2, Emery 1-0-2, Williamson 1-0-2

3-pt. goals: Robinson, Fourney, Savas; Rosbash, Nale

Halftime: Wesleyan 34-33

UM-Machias drops two games

The University of Maine-Machias suffered two weekend losses at home, an 84-65 decision to Lyndon State (Vt.) on Saturday and a 69-59 defeat to the College of St. Joseph (Vt.) on Sunday.

On Saturday, Nicole Arel scored 23 points to carry Lyndon State to victory.

Angela Qualey poured in 32 points to lead UMM and Alyssa Larochelle added 14.

On Sunday, Irene Tompkins had 18 points and 10 rebounds to lead the College of Saint Joseph to victory.

Larochelle provided 29 points and 11 rebounds for the Clippers and Qualey had 25 points, nine rebounds and four assists.

(Saturday’s Game)

Lyndon State (13-6) 84

Arel 8-2-23, Hoyt 8-1-18, Hall 2-1-5, Shedd 1-1-4, Wetzel, Morehouse 2-0-4, Calkins 1-0-2, Scott 3-2-8, Gould 2-0-6, Fetterhoff 3-0-6, Prouty 4-0-8

UM-Machias (4-9) 65

Larochelle 4-6-14, Heller 3-0-6, Wells 3-0-6, Fenton 1-1-3, Qualey 10-6-32, Dano 1-2-4

3-pt. goals: Arel 5, Hoyt, Hall, Shedd, Scott 2; Larochelle, Qualey 6

Halftime: Lyndon State 38-29

(Sunday’s Game)

College of Saint Joseph (7-15) 69

Tompkins 7-4-18, Guetti 5-0-10, Thompson 7-2-19, Pike 2-6-10, Parsons 5-0-12, Landsburg, Petty, Maciariello, DiManno

UM-Machias (4-10) 59

Larochelle 10-9-29, Heller 1-1-3, Wells 0-2-2, Qualey 6-10-25, Dano, Fenton

3-pt. goals: Thompson 3, Parsons 2; Qualey 3

Halftime: St. Joseph 29-21