VESTAL, N.Y. – Scott Robinson continues to set the tone this season for the University of Maine pitching staff.

The senior righthander pitched a four-hit shutout Friday as the Black Bears opened their America East series against Binghamton with a 4-0 victory at Varsity Field.

UMaine takes a 25-11-1 record (7-2 AE) into today’s noon doubleheader.

Robinson, who on Wednesday set UMaine’s career appearances record and tied the mark for career saves, achieved two personal milestones Friday. He pitched his first collegiate shutout while also recording his first complete game as a Black Bear.

Robinson (7-2) struck out one and did not walk a batter, retiring the last 18 batters he faced after Davis’ leadoff single in the fourth inning.

His teammates helped atone for two errors by turning double plays.

Ryan Quintal led the Bears with a double, a single and two RBIs while Brewer’s Joel Barrett stroked two singles.

Aaron Davis singled twice for Binghamton (19-15-1, 6-3 AE).

UMaine scored the only run it would need in the first inning off loser Scott Diamond (4-5). Barrett ignited the rally with a two-out single and took second on an error. Quintal followed with a run-scoring single to center field.

Tufts 10, Colby 5

At Medford, Mass., Nick Curato, Greg Chertok and Jim O’Leary each hit an RBI single in the third inning to lead Tufts University past Colby College of Waterville.

Colby (9-18) 000 030 002 – 5 5 4

Tufts (17-12) 206 000 02x – 10 15 0

Hales, Helm (3), Peet (8), Brady (8) and Sandak; Smotherman, Lopez (8), Johanson (9) and Decembrele;

Softball

Bowdoin, UMF split

At Farmington, Alison Coleman hit a pair of home runs as Bowdoin College snapped a seven-game losing streak by defeating University of Maine-Farmington 9-3 in the second game of a doubleheader.

UMF defeated Bowdoin 11-9 in game one.

(First Game)

Bowdoin 210 040 2 – 9 13 3

UMF 110 603 x – 11 15 3

Ogden, Reni (4) and Nielson; Carman, Bergeron (6), Defillipp (7) and Connors

(Second Game)

Bowdoin 204 021 0 – 9 14 1

UMF 101 010 0 – 3 7 1

Reni and Coleman; Defillipp, Bergeron (6) and Porter