Saint Joseph’s blanks UM-Farmington

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STANDISH – Megan Willette scored two goals to lead Saint Joseph’s College to a 3-0 women’s soccer victory over UMaine-Farmington Wednesday. Michelle Crisp scored at 5:29 in the first half for the 5-3 winners. Heather Stanger and Anna Willis provided assists. Monica Cuda stopped two…
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STANDISH – Megan Willette scored two goals to lead Saint Joseph’s College to a 3-0 women’s soccer victory over UMaine-Farmington Wednesday.

Michelle Crisp scored at 5:29 in the first half for the 5-3 winners. Heather Stanger and Anna Willis provided assists. Monica Cuda stopped two of six shots.

Alix Raymond and Kerry Kowalczyk combined to make five saves on 16 shots for 5-3 UMF.

Men’s soccer

Colby 1, Southern Maine 0

At Gorham, Jamie Waters scored an unassisted goal in the first half to lead Colby College past the University of Southern Maine.

Josh Kahane made three saves on six shots for the 2-1-2 Mules.

Chris Willard stopped five of 15 shots for the 4-6 Huskies.

Hartford 5, Maine 0

At West Hartford, Ct., Kenniel Martin and Kevin O’Donnell Shaw each netted two goals as Hartford blanked Maine.

Kevin Hall added a goal for the 3-3-4 Hawks and Scott Partridge saved one out of two shots.

Giacomo Brunino stopped four out of six shots for 0-10 Maine.

Field hockey

Eastern Connecticut 2, USM 1

At Mansfield, Conn., Emily Eshenfelder and Stephanie Mongelli scored unassisted goals to lead Eastern Connecticut State University to victory.

Mindy Maher stopped eight of 12 shots for 2-6 Eastern Connecticut.

Caitlin Albert scored an unassisted goal in the second half for 3-6 University of Southern Maine. Allie Hill made six saves on eight shots.

Correction: A shorter version of this article appeared in the State edition.

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