Unbeaten Mariners sail to 8th win Southern Maine, Bowdoin, UMaine-Farmington record victories

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CASTINE – The Maine Maritime Academy women’s basketball team improved to 8-0 over the weekend with two victories.

On Saturday, Alyssa Burns pumped in 32 points on 11-for-12 shooting as the Mariners rolled past Elms 89-33 after beating Becker 71-42 Friday night.

Burns also had a game-high seven rebounds and seven steals. Kaitlyn Leeman added nine points, four assists and three steals while Julia Knights contributed five points, six assists, three blocks and five steals.

Jenn Payton paced Elms with eight points.

On Friday, Burns had 14 points, 11 rebounds, seven steals, and four assists as the Mariners earned the win.

(Saturday’s Game)

Elms 33

Fernandes 1-4-6, Brogna 2-0-4, Payton 3-2-8, Arment 0-1-1, Schneider 1-0-2, Kortekamp 0-1-1, Hutchinson 1-2-4, Wanat 2-0-5, Connor, Dunnack, Nazario 1-0-2, Sullivan

Maine Maritime 89

Leeman 3-2-9, Eiane 3-0-8, Burns 11-9-32, Gott-Stilwell 2-0-5, Knights 1-3-5, Moore 2-2-8, Laney 2-2-8, Franklin 1-2-4, Provencher, Quimby, Hayden 4-0-8, Ferry 1-0-2, Miller

3-pt. goals: Wanat; Eiane 2, Moore 2, Laney 2, Leeman, Burns, Gott-Stilwell

Halftime: Maine Maritime 50-18

(Friday’s Game)

Becker College (4-3) 42

Fiske 1-3-5, Karat 0-2-2, Pion 6-4-16, Gadova 0-1-1, Buccico 0-2-2, Crebase 3-4-10, Ortiz 2-0-4, Leeman 1-0-2, Pinak, Evans, Arroyo, Massey, O’Hara, Lawrence

Maine Maritime (7-0) 71

Leeman 1-0-2, Burns 5-4-14, Quimby 3-0-7, Gott-Stillwell 5-2-14, Knights 4-0-8, Laney 0-2-2, Eiane 2-0-5, Franklin 4-5-13, Hayden 3-0-6, Moore, Provencher, Miller

3-pt. goals: Stillwell 2, Quimby, Eiane

Halftime: Maine Maritime 38-15

UM Presque Isle 84, Unity 45

At Presque Isle Saturday, Erica Davis racked up 18 points and 14 assists as the Owls rolled over the Rams.

Ashley Fitzgerald chipped in with 12 points and Ashley Epright had 10 for UMPI.

Unity’s Kelley Young scored 29 points.

Unity (1-6) 45

Dorsey 2-0-4, Young 10-4-29, McAllister 1-0-3, Lisum, Fitzmaurice 3-1-7, Turcotte, Milliigan, Christopher 2, Robertson, Cunfer

UMaine-Presque-Isle

Phillips 3-0-8, Davis 7-4-18, Wescott 2-1-5, Brooker 4-0-8, Lenentine 4-0-8, Sloat 2-0-4, Russell 2-0-4, Maynard 2-0-5, Bubar, Joy 1-0-2, Fitzgerald 5-0-12, Epright 4-2-10

3-pt. goals: Young 5, McAllister; Phillips 2, Maynard, Fitzgerald 2

Halftime: UMPI 42-27

Williams 79, UM-Fort Kent 45

At Williamstown, Mass., Sunday, Mika Peterman scored 20 points to lead the Ephs past the Bengals.

Nicole Corbin and Traci Weatherhead led UM-Fort Kent with 12 points apiece.

UM-Fort Kent (8-3) 45

Corbin 4-3-12, Lemon 2-4-8, Allen 2-0-4, Weatherhead 3-1-7, Ames 6-0-12, Cyr 1-0-2, Bassue, Hartman

Williams College (8-2) 79

Tildsley 2-0-4, Stetson 2-3-7, Peterman 8-0-20, O’Malley 3-4-10, Miller 5-7-17, Ludwig 1-0-2, Hansen 3-2-10, Savageau 2-0-5, Wilk 1-0-2, Lorge 1-0-2, de la Torr, Salemi, Finn, Livermore

3-pt. goals: Corbin; Peterman 4, Hansen 2, Savageau

Halftime: Williams 41-18

Rensselaer 78, UMFK 28

At Troy, N.Y., Saturday, Missy Jackman tallied 14 points and five steals to lead the Red Hawks to victory.

Dana Lemon led the Bengals with 10 points.

UMaine-Fort Kent (8-2) 28

Corbin 1-0-2, Lemon 1-8-10, Allen 0-2-2, Weatherhead 3-2-8, Ames 3-0-6, Cyr, Bassue, Hartman

Rensselaer (3-3) 78

Coleman 3-0-5, Jackman 3-2-14, Barker 6-2-14, Charest 1-0-3, Baranowski 2-0-4, Ross 1-0-2, O’Neal 1-0-2,Briggs 0-2-2, Decker 1-0-2, Lyons 4-2-10, Eagles 1-2-4, Leber 2-0-4, Hayess 2-0-4

3-pt. goals: Jackman 2, Charest,

Halftime: Rensselaer 45-13

Norwich 76, UM-Machias 33

At Machias Sunday, Monica Selander’s 14 points propelled Norwich past the Clippers.

Christy Moon and Sara Wells scored nine points apiece for UMaine-Machias.

Norwich University (9-0) 76

Bailey 0-3-3, Shappy 2-1-5, Chap 4-0-8, Menica 6-1-13, Cowens 2-0-6, Daniels 0-1-1, Rate 2-0-6, Jaggars 1-0-2, Selander 4-5-14, Cox 2-2-6, Graham 1-3-5, Powlovich 3-0-7, Joseph

UM-Machias (5-9) 33

Moon 1-6-9, Larochelle 3-2-8, Chandler 1-0-3, Heller 2-0-4, Wells 3-3-9, Doten, Pauwels

3-pt. goals: Cowens 2, Rate 2, Selander, Powlovich; Moon, Chandler

Halftime: Norwich 47-16

Norwich 66, Bates 63

At Lewiston Saturday, a pair of free throws by Kristi Powlovich and a layup by Caitlyn Bailey in the final minute led Norwich to victory over Bates.

Powlovich scored 14 points. Monica Selander added 10.

Val Beckwith paced the Bobcats with 25 points and Matie Kostakis scored 18.

Norwich (8-0) 66

Bailey 4-5-13, Shappy 3-2-10, Chap 5-1-11, Mancia 1-3-5, Powlovich 4-4-14, Daniels 1-0-2, Jaggers 0-1-1, Selander 4-0-10, Cox, Graham

Bates (5-3) 63

Goodridge 1-1-4, Barton, Beckwith 7-10-25, Kostakis 7-4-18, Franklin 1-0-3, Fitzgerald, Fanofsky 2-2-6, Carroll 2-0-2, Schaefars

3-pt. goals: Shappy 2, Powlovich 2, Salander 2

Halftime: Norwich 32-31

Southern Maine 80, ECSU 59

At Gorham Saturday, Ashley Marble tossed in 21 points and grabbed nine rebounds as the Huskies rolled over Eastern Connecticut State.

USM’s Stacey Kent chipped in with 19 points. Angela Santa Fe scored 13 points and Katie Sibley had 11 points.

Sandy Mosley led ECSU with 15 points.

Eastern Connecticut (4-3) 59

Shaw 2-0-4, Morey 0-3-3, McFetridge 5-1-11, Mosley 4-6-15, Durette 5-1-11, Bergeron, Lacaire, Paradis 2-0-5, Brunet 1-3-5, Amato 1-0-3, Diggins, Herchenroder 1-0-2, Smith

Southern Maine (6-1) 80

Paradis 3-0-7, Sibley 5-0-11, Marble 8-3-21, Kent 7-1-19, Santa Fe 4-4-13, Welch, Ross 1-0-2, Johnson, MacDonald 1-0-2, Arsenault, O’Tash, Millington, Samuelson 2-1-5

3-pt. goals: Mosley, Paradis, Amato; Paradis, Sibley, Marble, Kent, Santa Fe

Halftime: Southern Maine 43-29

Bowdoin 76, Colby 40

At Brunswick Saturday, Eileen Flaherty’s 20 points and 10 rebounds lifted the Polar Bears past the White Mules.

Bowdoin’s Leah Rubega tossed in 17 points and Jill Anelauskas added 13.

Kathleen Nicholson paced Colby with 11 points. Katie McCabe scored 10 and had 12 assists.

Colby (1-7) 40

Nicholson 5-1-11, Duval 1-0-2, Nale 3-0-6, Williams 3-0-7, McCabe 5-0-10, Riley, Cappeloni 2-0-4, Bartley

Bowdoin (8-0) 76

Anelauskas 6-1-13, Loonin 2-0-5, Cummings 1-1-3, Kaubris 3-2-9, Flaherty 7-5-20, Noucas, Hynes 2-2-6, Cote, Borner 1-1-3, Berne, Leahy, Rubega 6-5-17

3-pt. goals: Williams; Loonin, Kaubris, Flaherty

Halftime: Bowdoin 40-21

Lehman 70, Saint Joseph’s 56

At Purchase, N.Y, Sunday, Sally Nnamani netted 19 points to lead Lehman to victory.

Allison Miner scored 14 points for Saint Joseph’s of Standish. Marie Lint added 13 and Sasha Bowen had 11.

Lehman (3-5) 70

Sampson 6-0-12, Carroll 1-4-6, Loor 4-4-12, Santiago 5-2-13, Calcano 2-0-4, Nnamani 5-8-19, Arrieta, Harris, Pauldon, Cabral, Ofikuru, Kelly 1-0-2, Taylor, Cannon 1-0-2, Daniels

Saint Joseph’s, ME 56

Farrel 2-0-4, Lint 5-3-13, Ludwig 0-2-2, Freeman 3-0-8, Bowen 3-5-11, Coutu 2-0-4, Miner 6-2-14, Kamal, Willette, Enright

3-pt. goals: Santiago, Nnamani; Freeman 2

Halftime: Lehman 35, 28

UMF 73, Bay Path 22

At Farmington Saturday, Karen Sirois racked up 19 points, four assists and four steals as the Beavers cruised.

Stephanie Bossie chipped in with 12 points and Caitlyn Laflin added 10 points and five steals. Erin Porter had nine points, seven rebounds and four steals.

Jessica Hunt paced Bay Path with 12 points.

Bay Path (1-8) 22

Bielunis 0-2-2, Hunt 6-0-12, Wright 2-0-4, Faklenberg, Ordyna 1-2-4, Hanrahan, Anderon

UM-Farmington (5-2) 73

Porter 3-1-9, Byrne 1-1-4, Simpson 1-0-3, Laflin 4-2-10, Sirois 6-3-19, Boyd 2-2-7, Page 1-0-2, Wiley, Johnson, Bossie 6-0-12, Bunch 2-0-4, Brown 1-0-3

3-pt. goals: Sirois 4, Porter 2, Byrne, Simpson, Boyd, Brown

Halftime: UMF 47-9

Thomas 81, Wheelock 32

At Waterville Saturday, Kim Drosdik tossed in 20 points as the Terriers rolled

Amanda Godley chipped in 19 points for Thomas.

Jessica O’Connor led Wheelock with 10 points.

Wheelock (0-7) 32

Cummings 2-0-4, Leveille 1-1-3, Ordile 1-1-3, Brown 2-1-5, Woodley 1-0-2, Casey 2-1-5, O’Connor 4-0-10

Thomas College (2-5)

Morin 2-0-5, Miles 3-0-6, St. George 1-0-3, Drosdik 7-0-20, Demers 3-0-7, Denbow 2-0-6, Nassetta 1-0-2, Paisted 4-0-8, Morrison 2-0-5, Godley 5-9-19

3-pt. goals: O’Connor; Morin, St. George, Drosdik 6, Demers, Denbow 2, Morrison

Halftime: Thomas College 52-17