NORTON, Mass. – Three different players scored to lead Wheaton College past Husson College 3-0 in the opening round of the NCAA Division III Women’s Soccer Tournament on Saturday.

Wheaton extended its winning streak to 19 games and ended Husson’s win streak at 13.

Jenna Stiegler scored on an Erin Davis assist at 37:03 in the first half for 21-1-1 Wheaton. Lauren Konopka added a goal on an Abby Isaac assist at 43:01 in the first half.

In the second half, Angelamaria Viscomi scored off a Lyndsey McManus assist at 66:27. Elana Cockburn and Stacey Kronenberg combined to stop two of eight shots.

Leah Drew made 13 saves on 35 shots for 17-4-1 Husson.

Men’s soccer

Ohio Dominican 4, UMFK 0

At Rio Grande, Ohio, Joey Held scored twice to lead nationally ranked Ohio Dominican University past the University of Maine at Fort Kent in an NAIA Region IX-X men’s soccer semifinal on Friday.

Shan Wade and Scott Shrewsbury added goals for 15-4-1 ODU, ranked 21st in the nation.

Derek Plourde made seven saevs on 11 shots for the 13-3 Bengals.

Men’s basketball

UMFK 90, Mount Allison 81

At Fort Kent on Sunday, Rystis Kriunas scored 29 points and dished out six assists Sunday as UMFK topped Mount Allison University of Sackville, New Brunswick, in the finale of the Bengal Tip-Off Classic.

Hamill Bassue added 18 points and Darius Parker had season-highs of 17 points and nine rebounds for the Bengals.

Jordan Allen chipped in with 13 points for 3-1 UMFK, while Doyle Anthony had 22 points and seven rebounds for Mount Allison.

Kriunas and Bassue represented UMFK on the all-tournament team, and were joined by Tim McAleenan of Mount Allison, Dan Budd of St. Thomas and Steve Cyr of Central Maine Community College.

Mount Allison 81

Hopper 4-2-12, Graham 2-2-7, Finniss 2-3-7, Corkum 1-0-3, Sarty 1-0-2, Matheson 2-0-6, McAleenan 4-6-15, Heckbert, Sadler 2-0-4, Anthony 10-2-22, Dyer 1-1-3

UM-Fort Kent 90

Dube, Akstinas 1-0-2, Kriunas 9-10-29, Bassue 8-2-18, Nagradic 1-0-2, Allen 4-3-13, Gal 0-2-2, Parker 6-2-17, Bard 2-2-7

3-pt. goals: Hopper 2, Matheson 2, Graham, Corkum, McAleenan; Parker 3, Allen 2, Kriunas, Bard

Halftime: UMFK 41-36

St. Thomas 69, CMCC 60

At Fort Kent on Sunday, Dan Budd scored 28 points and grabbed seven rebounds as Saint Thomas topped Central Maine Community College.

Central Maine CC 60

Derisson, Cyr 1-0-3, LaBonte 4-0-12, Souchek 2-1-5, Deng 4-0-11, Ditima, Damm 2-1-5, Atkinson, Cadman 1-2-5, Sargent, Violette, Gilson 5-4-16, Hernandez 1-1-3

St. Thomas 69

Outhouse, Budd 9-5-28, Walsh 4-4-15, Holmes 0-1-1, Colwell 2-4-8, MacKay 2-2-6, Robertson 0-2-2, Goggin 3-0-6, Campbell 1-0-2, Sweezey 0-1-1

3-pt. goals: LaBonte 4, Deng 3, Gibson 2, Cadman; Budd 5, Walsh 3

Halftime: 27- 27

Mount Allison 81, CMCC 72

At Fort Kent on Saturday, Tim McAleenan scored 26 points as Mount Allison built a 44-28 halftime lead and cruised to victory.

Kaleb Violette led Central Maine Community College of Auburn with a game-high 31 points.

UMFK 76, St. Thomas 60

At Fort Kent on Saturday, Rytis Kriunas scored 16 points and dished out five assists while Hamill Bassue added 14 points and 11 rebounds for the Bengals.

Yair Gal added 10 points while Edmundas Akstinas grabbed 12 rebounds and blocked four shots for UMFK.

St. Thomas 60

Walsh 1-0-2, Colwell 1-1-3, MacKay 3-0-6, Robertson 5-1-11, Goggin 2-0-4, Outhouse 2-0-4, Budd 4-1-10, Larocque 3-1-7, Holmes 1-0-3, Campbell 3-1-7, Sweezey 1-1-3

UM-Fort Kent 76

Bassye 6-2-14, Akstinas 2-2-6, Kriunas 6-3-16, Parker 2-1-6, Bard 3-2-9, Gaines 0-1-1, Nagradic, Allen 0-2-2, Myers 3-0-6, Gal 4-2-10, Dube 1-1-3

3-pt. goals: Budd, Holmes; Kriunas, Parker, Bard, Jaines, Myers

Halftime: UMFK 41-25

CMCC 93, NMCC 78

At Presque Isle, Jon Gilson scored 31 points to lead Central Maine Community College to victory over Northern Maine Community College on Sunday.

Jason Woodworth paced NMCC with 29 points and Shawn Lay scored 15 points. Josh Poisson and Brooks Brewer had 11 points apiece.

Central Maine CC (5-3) 93

Cyr 1-0-2, LaBonte 7-2-21, Souchek 3-1-7, Deng 2-0-5, Damm 5-1-13, Atkinson 3-0-6, Cadman 0-5-5, Gilson 12-4-31, Hernandez 1-1-3

Northern Maine CC (0-5) 78

Wasson 4-0-8, Lay 7-0-15, Woodworth 8-12-29, Jon Poisson 2-0-4, Josh Poisson 4-3-11, Brewer 5-1-11, Dickinson

3-pt. goals: LaBonte 5, Gilson 3, Damm 2, Deng; Lay, Woodworth

Halftime: NMCC 41-35

Lee 82, Winchendon 74

At Nokomis Regional High in Newport, Chris Baez scored 34 points to lift the Lee Academy postgraduate basketball team over The Winchendon (Mass.) School on Saturday.

Corey Bingham added 22 points for Lee and Nate Tomlinson had 12 points and 10 assists.

Malcolm Grant and Chris Turner scored 17 apiece for Winchendon. Kevin Menner had 16 points.

Winchendon (1-1) 74

Gabriel 2-0-4, Grant 5-5-17, Turner 7-0-17, Dozier 2-0-4, Menner 7-2-16, Ruffin 2-0-4, Ringold 1-0-2, Ousmane Lo 1-0-2, Oriakhi 3-0-6

Lee Academy (1-0) 82

Tomlinson 2-6-12, Bingham 8-1-22, Chaudry 1-0-2, Baez 12-5-34, Kwiatkowski 1-0-2, Ikpah 1-0-3, Williams 0-1-1, Wilcher 2-2-6, Christian, Gibbons, Britto

3-pt. goals: Turner 3, Grant 2; Bingham 5, Baez 5, Tomlinson 2, Ikpah

Halftime: Lee 40-34

Southern Maine CC 86, Unity 39

At South Portland, Chris Banks had 14 points to lift Southern Maine Community College over Unity College on Saturday.

James Liebowitz scored 14 points for the 2-1 Seawolves.

Jared Erskine led 0-4 Unity with 11 points.

Women’s basketball

Saint Thomas 71, CMCC 48

At Fort Kent, Tara Peterson scored 18 points to lead Saint Thomas University to the win over Central Maine Community College in the Bengal Tip-Off Classic on Sunday.

Amanda Webb paced CMCC with 18 points and Marci Moors scored 12 points.

Saint Thomas 71

Woodworth 4-0-8, Walters 1-0-2, Sterling 2-0-4, Laurie 2-4-8, Everett 2-2-6, Carrell 1-0-3, O’Rourke 4-2-10, Peterson 8-2-18, MacPherson 0-1-1, MacAvoy 5-1-11, Coulombe

Central Maine CC 48

J. Moors 0-2-2, Palmer 1-0-2, Hamilton 2-0-4, Brackett 3-0-6, Young 1-0-2, Webb 7-0-18, M. Moors 3-6-12, Harris

3-pt. goals: Carrell; Webb 4

Halftime: Saint Thomas 32-22

UM-Fort Kent 87, Mt. Allison 61

At Fort Kent, Nicole Corbin scored 30 points to lead the University of Maine at Fort Kent to victory over Mount Allison University in the Bengal Tip-Off Classic on Sunday.

Ashley Ames had 21 points and 11 rebounds for the Bengals and Traci Weatherhead added 13 points. Dana Lemon had 11 points and April Allen scored 10 points.

Mount Allison 61

Cox 1-0-2, Tracey 2-1-5, Carter 1-3-5, Athkins 10-0-20, Scott 2-0-4, Trenholm 3-0-6, Owens 2-0-4, Sutherland 2-3-7, Morse 3-0-8, Duret

UM-Fort Kent 87

Corbin 10-4-30, Lemon 4-2-11, Allen 2-5-10, Cyr 1-0-2, Weatherhead 5-3-13, Ames 8-5-21, Williams, Bassue

3-pt. goals: Morse 2, Carter; Corbin 6, Lemon, Allen

Halftime: UM-Fort Kent 51-30

UM-Fort Kent 70, St. Thomas 55

At Fort Kent, Nicole Corbin and Ashley Ames scored 18 points apiece to lead the University of Maine at Fort Kent to the win over Saint Thomas University in the opening game of the Bengal Tip-Off Classic on Saturday.

Dana Lemon had 16 points and five assists for the Bengals.

Saint Thomas 55

Walters 1-1-3, Sterling 0-2-2, Laurie 3-3-10, Everett 3-0-6, Carvell 2-1-5, O’Rourke 2-2-6, Peterson 6-1-13, MacPherson 5-0-10, Woodworth, Coulombe, MacAvoy, Doney

UM-Fort Kent 70

Corbin 7-1-18, Lemon 3-10-16, Allen 1-4-6, Schofield 1-0-2, Cyr 1-0-2, Bassue 2-0-4, Weatherhead 1-2-4, Ames 8-2-18

3-pt. goals: Laurie; Corbin 3

Halftime: UM-Fort Kent 40-25

Mount Allison 77, CMCC 48

At Fort Kent, Jennifer Kanaski and Jenna Tracey each scored 14 points to lift Mount Allison over Central Maine Community College in the Bengal Tip-Off Classic on Saturday.

Kerri Harris paced CMCC with 14 points and Jacki Moors added 11 points.

Mount Allison 77

Scott 2-0-5, Trenholm 1-0-2, Wood 1-0-2, Kanaski 5-0-14, Cox 1-0-2, Tracey 7-0-14, Owens 1-1-3, Sutherland 4-1-9, Carter 4-2-11, Duret 2-0-4, Athkins 4-1-9, Morse 1-0-2

Central Maine CC 48

J. Moors 4-1-11, Palmer 1-1-3, Hamilton 1-1-4, Young 2-0-4, Webb 2-1-7, M. Moors 2-1-5, Harris 5-2-14, Richard

3-pt. goals: Kanaski 4, Scott, Carter; J. Moors, Webb 2, Harris 2, Hamilton

Halftime: Mount Allison 41-15

Southern Maine CC 62, Unity 28

At South Portland, Amy Greene scored 20 points to lead Southern Maine Community College past Unity College on Saturday.

Sabrina Best added 15 points for 2-0 SMCC.

Kelly Young scored six points for 0-3 Unity.

Women’s hockey

Maine, Providence tie twice

At Alfond Arena in Orono Sunday, sophomore Genevieve Turgeon made 46 saves and Sonia Corriveau scored the tying goal on the power play with 15 seconds left in the second period as the Bears and Friars battled to their second 1-1 tie in as many days.

Maine is 3-7-2 overall, 0-4-2 in Hockey East while Providence is 3-5-2, 2-1-2, respectively.

Kelly Law and Chantal Jaillet assisted on Corriveau’s goal.

Kristin Gigliotti scored for the Friars off a Mari Pehkonen assist.

Jana Budgen made 24 saves.

On Saturday, Robyn Law scored on a Brigitte Laflamme assist 2:51 into the third period but Providence College tied it later in the period to force overtime.

Gigliotti scored off a two-man advantage with 24 seconds remaining to tie it. Danielle Ciarletta stopped 22 shots.

Rachel Gettings made 26 saves for the Black Bears.