Muzzy doubles up to lead Eagles Husson torpedoes Maine Maritime

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CASTINE – Tyler Muzzy of Greenville led the way for the Husson College men, scoring 13 points and grabbing 10 rebounds to help the Eagles defeat Maine Maritime Academy 73-51 on Saturday.

Jason Harvey had 10 points and six assists, Scot Kissinger added 12 points, Fabian Figueroa had 11 points, and Martin Cleveland added 10 points.

The Mariners were led by Derek DiFrederico, who had a game-high 17 points.

Husson College (19-5) 73

Bradford 2-12-7, Kissinger 5-0-12, , Muzzy 4-5-13, Cleveland 4-2-10, Harvey 3-3-10, Figueroa 3-5-11, Perras, Meehan 2-0-5, Lee, MacKenzie, Jennings, Kane, Henry 1-1-3, Coffin

Maine Maritime (12-11) 51

Pelkey 1-0-2, DiFrederico 6-3-17, McCorrison, Haskell 1-2-4, Hall 4-3-11, Deabay, Clancy, MulCahy, Manner 4-3-11, Conolly, Sternbergh, Oldham 3-0-6

3-pt. goals: Bradford, Kissinger 2, Harvey, Meehan; DiFrederico 2,

Halftime: Husson 36-22

UMF 65, Mount Ida 62

At Newton, Mass., Friday, Sean Fry scored 24 points to lead the University of Maine-Farmington Beavers past Mount Ida.

Isaac Hutchinson of Oakland and Pat Howell of Bristol scored 11 and 10 points, respectively, for the 10-15 Beavers.

Gordon 76, UNE 38

At the Bennett Center in Wenham, Mass, Michael Herr scored 15 points to help Gordon defeat the University of New England on Saturday.

Brady Bajema scored 14 opints for Gordon, and Tim DeLuca added 12.

Nick Farynaz and John Marriott each scored 10 points for UNE, and Isaac Stickney had 14 rebounds.

University of New England (5-20) 38

Faryanz 4-0-10, Stickney 3-2-8, Button, Belmonte 0-1-1, Floyd 1-3-6, Van Deusen, Odell, Cochran, Marriott 4-2-10, Field 1-1-3

Gordon College (18-7) 76

Marstaller 1-2-5, Schnackenber 3-3-9, Herr 5-0-15, Logan 2-3-7, Kaufman 1-0-2, Gaskill 1-2-4, Brady Bajema 5-0-14, Michael Barile 1-0-2, DeLuca 4-0-12, Trigg 1-0-2, Flight, Drake, Derr, MacDonnell 1-0-2, Krass 1-0-2

3-pt. goals: Farynaz 2, Floyd, Marstaller, Herr 5, Bajema 4, Deluca 4

Halftime: Gordon 41-22

Keene 79, USM 63

At the Spaulding Gymnasium, Nick Drouin scored 16 points to help Keene defeat the University of Southern Maine on Saturday.

Nate Anderson scored 15 points for Keene, David Sontag scored 12, and Matt Hickey added 11.

Drew Coppenrath scored 23 points for USM.

Southern Maine 63

Oakley 2-0-5, O’Neill 1-0-2, Daniels (5-3-15), Gooding 4-0-8, Coppenrath 10-1-23, Jordan, Whitaker 2-1-5, Gabriele 0-1-1, Tourville 2-0-4

Keene State College 79

Drouin 6-3-16, Anderson 4-7-15, Laush 1-2-4, Sontag 2-7-12, Adams 1-0-3, Hickey 3-2-11, Licitra 2-0-4, Ritter, Orellana, Kathan 4-0-8, avis 1-1-4, Little, White, Robinson 0-2-2

3-pt. goals: Oakley, Daniels 2, Coppenrath 2; Drouin, Sontag, Adams, Hickey 3, Davis

Halftime: Keene 39-29

Amherst 72, Bates 68

At Amherst, Mass., Saturday, Andrew Olson and Dan Wheeler each scored 17 points to help lead Amherst to victory over Bates.

Kevin Hopkins added 10 points for Amherst.

Former Bangor High star Zak Ray had 21 points for Bates.

Bates (18-7) 68

Wilson 1-1-3, Ray 6-6-21, Wholey 3-4-11, McGinn 3-6-12, Stockwell 6-2-16, Lattimer 1-0-2, Halloran, Taylor, Thayer 1-1-3, O’Keefe

Amherst (24-1) 72

Olson 4-6-17, McLaughlin 2-1-5, Baskauskes 2-3-7, O’Shea 1-1-3, Wheeler 6-0-17, Walters 2-0-4, Salerno 1-0-3, Hopkins 4-2-10, Jones 2-2-6

3-pt. goals: Ray 3, Wholey, Stockwell 2; Olson 3, Wheeler 5, Salerno

Halftime: Bates 34-28

SMCC 72, Hesser 69

At South Portland, Chris Banks went 10 for 10 from the foul line, including 4 in the last minute as Southern Maine Community College upset Hesser in the Yankee Small College Conference championship game 72-69. Banks ended up with 19 pints and received MVP Tournament honors.

Mike Worster added 12 points and Travis Tatro had 11 points and 11 rebounds. Scott Slack received the Tournament Defense award.

Harold Reynoso scored 19 points and grabbed 11 rebounds for Hesser.

Southern Maine C.C. (20-9) 72

Skillings 1-0-2, Worster 5-1-12, Tatro 4-2-11, Blodgett 1-0-2, Forcier 3-0-6, Banks 3-10-19, McKague 3-2-9, Slack 3-2-9, Hagerman 1-0-2

Hesser College (14-9) 69

Sylney 3-0-6, Wilson 7-2-16, Edmonds 2-0-4, Reynoso 5-7-19, Gonzalez 2-0-6, Anderson 1-0-2, Mangual 0-1-1, Astacio 2-0-4, Davis 5-1-11

3-pt. goals: Worster, Tatro, Banks 3, McKague, Slack; Reynoso 2, Gonzalez 2

Halftime: Southern Maine 37-28

Trinity 77, Bowdoin 67

At Hartford, Conn., Russ Martin scored a total of 16 points to help Trinity defeat Bowdoin during the NESCAC Quarterfinal on Saturday.

Kino Clarke and Patrick Hasiuk each scored 14 points, Robert Taylor added 12 and Patrick Martin chipped in with 11 points.

Kyle Jackson scored a game-high of 19 points for the Polar Bears.

Bowdoin (15-10) 67

Sargeantson 4-2-10, Hippert 6-3-18, Bradley 3-1-7, Jackson 7-2-19, Fliegel 4-1-9, Hauser, Lane 2-0-4, Goodridge, Phillips

Trinity (21-3) 77

Taylor 6-0-12, Clarke 5-2-14, Westbrooks0-5-5, Martin 2-6-11, Hoar 0-1-1, Hasiuk 3-6-14, Rowe 1-1-4, Martin 7-1-16

3-pt. goals: Hippert 3, Jackson 3; Clarke 2, Martin, Hasiuk 2, Rowe, Martin

Halftime: tie 29-29

Colby 91, Middlebury 79 (OT)

At Middlebury, Vt., Saturday, Drew Cohen had another double-double with 26 points, 11 rebounds and five blocked shots while leading fifth-seeded Colby past No. 4 Middlebury in the New England Small College Athletic Conference quarterfinals.

A 21-7 run helped Colby tie the game with 5:15 left in regulation. Middlebury missed a jumper with 13 seconds left and Colby’s Nick Farrell missed a 3-pointer at the buzzer to send the game into overtime, where the White Mules hit 11 of 12 from the line to pull away.

Farrell scored 22 points, Mac Simpson added 14, and Adam Choice scored 12 for Colby.

Andrew Harris led Middlebury with 21 points, Tim Edwards had 18, and Ben Rudin added 16.

Colby (15-10) 91

Cohen 8-10-26, Farrell 7-4-22, Simpson 3-6-14, Choice 6-0-12, Cutrone 4-1-9, Westbrooks 3-2-8

Middlebury (15-10) 79

Harris 8-0-21, Edwards 7-2-18, Rudin 7-0-16, Walsh 3-0-6, Thompson 2-2-6, Dowd 2-0-4,Smith 2-0-4, Hyatt 1-0-2, Dudley 1-0-2, Marcoux

3-pt. goals: Farrell 4, Simpson 2, Cutrone; Harris 5, Rudin 2, Edwards 2

Halftime: Middlebury 37-34

Regulation: 72-72

SMCC, Hesser win semis

At South Portland Saturday, Chris Banks scored 30 points to lead the Southern Maine Community College Seawolves past Central Maine CC 64-42, and Harold Reynoso had 19 points and eight rebounds to pace Hesser College of Manchester, N.H., by New Hampshire Technical Institute 72-67 in the Yankee Small College Conference semifinals.

Southern Maine CC (19-9) 64

Skillings 0-2-2, Worster 6-2-18, Mann, Tatro 3-1-8, Blodgett 0-1-1, Madsen, Forcier 1-0-2, Liebowitz, Banks 10-5-30, McKague 1-1-3, Slack, Hagerman

Central Maine CC (19-9) 42

Cyr 2-0-4, LaBonte 2-1-6, Damm 3-0-8, Atkinson, Ditima, Violette 4-7-15, Gilson 2-0-5, Wheelock 2-0-4

3-pt. goals: Banks 5, Worster 4, Tatro; Damm 2, LaBonte, Gilson

Halftime: SMCC 28-25

Saint Joseph’s 99, UMFK 82

At Standish Saturday, Chad Pulkkinen scored 22 points, resulting in his one-thousandth scored career point, to help Saint Joseph’s defeat University of Maine-Fort-Kent.

Elbie Murphy scored 21 points and had 10 rebounds for Saint Joseph’s, Scot Vachon and R.J. Mattison each scored 11 points, and Colby Emmons added 10 points and had 13 rebounds.

Geduminas Sumyla scored 21 points for UMFK.

UMFK (15-10) 82

Bassue 4-0-8, Gal 2-1-6, Sumyla 8-4-21, Lopez 4-2-11, Akstinas 6-5-17, Nagradio 1-0-2, Allen 1-3-5, Myers 2-0-6, Parker 1-2-4, Bard 1-0-2

St. Joseph’s (17-6) 99

Vachon 5-1-11, Murphy 9-2-21, Pulkkinen 7-5-22, Alexander 3-1-7, Mileski 1-2-4, Mattison 5-0-11, Russo, Eatmon 1-0-2, Castor, Plummer 3-2-9, Emmons 4-2-10, Oullet 1-0-2

3-pt. goals: Gal, Sumyla, Lopez, Myers 2; Murphy, Pulkkinen 3, Mattison, Plummer

Halftime: St. Joseph’s 50-35

Saint Joseph’s 90, UMPI 43

At Standish Sunday, Colby Remmons talled 12 points and 13 rebounds as Saint Joseph’s rolled past the University of Maine Presque Isle.

Marcus Alexander tossed in 12 points and Matt Plummer added 11. Scot Vachon chipped in eight points and six steals for the Monks.

Travis Hovey, Anthony Wingate and Thomas Wire scored eight points apiece for the Owls.

UM-Presque Isle (4-21) 43

Wingate 4-0-8, Sandoval 2-0-6, Latchford 1-2-4, Hovey 3-1-8, Wire 2-2-8, Engroff 1-0-3, Mitchell 0-1-1, Espinoza 1-0-2, McIntosh 1-0-3

Saint Joseph’s (18-6) 90

Caston 3-0-7, Alexander 5-0-12, Mileski 1-0-2, Plummer 4-1-11, Emmons 5-2-12, Mattison 3-0-8, Vachon 4-0-8, Murphy 2-2-6, Russo 2-0-5, Eatmon 1-1-3, Pulkkinen 4-0-9, Tutwiler, Micucci 1-0-2, Sirois 1-0-2, Ouellet 1-1-3

3-pt. goals: Sandoval 2, Wire 2, Hovey, Engroff, McIntosh; Alexander 2, Mattison 2, Plummer 2, Castor, Russo, Pulkkinen

Halftime: Saint Joseph’s 50-26